The herald., 1896-10-04

| LABOR OF Cne Olu WOTlu! dOVeTDIneHL
| expenditures must not exceed govern
ment receipts. The creation of pub
| lie debt in time of peace is only justi-
| fled in sustaining the credit of the gov
eminent and the public honor, but 1t
should rot be continued moment lon
ger than the congress, whose duty it Is
| to raise the revenue, shall have time to
| supply it. The farmers have lost much
| by the diminishing home market and
| have suffered in the foreign market by
| the repeal of the reciprocity provisions
! of the tariff law of 1890. The foreign
| market opened by reciprocity during
! the administration of President Harri-
! son must be re-opened and the home
| market must be improved and preserved
for the farmer, while the American
workshop must be opened to the Amer
| lean workingman. We must defeat by
| decisive majorities every scheme for the
debasement of our currency, whether 1t
| be free silver or irredeemable paper
money but while we do this, we must
also defeat the destructive and dan
gerous menace of free trade. We have
lost enough already in reduced wages
u o"i i''"oi' eiiA We Wv iio' PioPOSN :"
De cheated 1urther by pelhs palu III oe-
pased dollars.
Vn Major Mckinley's address TO the
FRANKLIN ana Mckinney SOUND money
and Protection clubs composed of the
students of Wooster university, he said
in part
The principles of the Republican party
are so universal IN this character so uni
Versal IN this application that they can
be presented to any audience any
wnere' ana TO any consolidation OF au-
olences That may come to the city oil
canton. we are all standing upon the
same PLATFORM, the platform or pupiic
falth' law and order, honest compliance
with every public or private contract,
an honest dollar and the nations honor.
rms year we are f1ghting just as dis
tlhctly Tor our countrys honor as we
have ever fought for in the past. and We
are lighting to restore protective policy
under which we mad become the might
lest agricultural nation OF the world.
we are fghtlng to restore that policy,
and we are lighting, unitedly fighting.
to Keep the currency Of this government
as sound as the government itself and as
untarn1shed as the starry banner of the
Tree. we are hghting for policy that
elevates American citizenship and gives
to the laborer of the school and the
genius OF the American workingmen
hlgher rewards than he can get in any
other government OF the world (Great
cheerlhg') we propose that this nation
snail not pegin after one hundred and
twenty years or glorious history to re-
pudlate ITS debts, either public or pri-
Vate'
Inc Buffalo contingent of wheelmen
called on Mckinley with three homing
pigeons, which Mckinley released with
the Following message:
Wheeimens mckinley and Hobart
Hepupllcan CLUB OF Buffalo, N. T., ar
rlVed thls morning and request me to
SEND greetings to friends at home, in
winch peg to join.
Nolgned) WILLIAM M kINLEY.
Mchlnley shoftly AFTER III O'Clock adj
dressed the employees Oh the standard
manufacturing company OF flttsburS.
Il. d. Iarrance maze the Introductory
adoress ana presented Mckinney with a
splendid porcelain bath-tub. Major Nc
Nlhley Responded as follows:
MY Fellow CITIZENS: 1t IS very graft
lying 10 me TO nave ABOUT my mouse
tnis large oelegatlon from the standard
manufacturing company or Allegheny
county FennsyVanla. 1 am glad to note
from what MIR. Torrence says that In the
audience pe1ore me To-Day are men who
nltherto nave belonged TO another po-