New-York tribune., 1896-07-30
,rKINLEY AT HOME AGAIN.
.nnREssEs THE UNIVERSITY OF
CHICAGO REPUBLICAN CLUB.
,,,-v OF YOUNG MEN IN THE PRESENT
.,. arr ronrH-rx-oovHRNoR rFAYER
NOT ALARMED ABOUT THE SITUATION
~ xrnnAsxA-orHER CALLERS AT
THE CANDIDATES. HOME.


TIE CANDIDATES. HOME.
canton. Ohio, July 29-Two hours after Major
.,.v,p,ev returned from Cleveland to-day
.owmittee representing the Republican CAD of
~. University of Chicago arrived ana pre-
..r,.S 10 him bust Of himself made by Hans
u,rscb a member OF the club. The committee
.,,s,sted Of Mcssrs. H. l.. lckes. o. W. AXe'-
AN and T. ~ Kelso. president OF the ciup- MI
,ctes was spokesman. He said in part:
NJ cop,e as the representatives. of the host
=, young Republicans who are enroiieu III Our
49, Va ,odav We come because We are
cssr;ots because the modern college man takes
20 ssnecial interest in all that pertains TO the
welfare Of his country
Major Mckinley in response spoke as loiio"s'
:, gives me very great pleasure to meet the
;,taa =. s from, the Republican Club Of the
ysn,'.nrsitv ~ chicago and canrot forbear to
sav that il the Republican party is TO continue
its progress Of power and useruiness, IL mus mus ne
49, through the conscience ana intelligence Oh
ox annle II is indeed, a good omen to nnd
w w ro,,ne gentlemen Of the many colleges or
~ United States joining themselves IN Re-
publican organizations 10 sustain I'spuD,,oa. 1o ~
p,nc;rles and the National honor. and there Is
po,asS ~ men more potent than those who so
nut of the colleges TO every county ana STATE
~ the Union They WELD a mighty power anu
~ ~. a. for,unate for the country that so many
- .. .bom are enlisted this year for the principles
% -. aood government for which our party stands.
On eIad 10 know that Republican prlnclpies
90 srcb that they can be submitted WIN
safety and confidence to the intellgence OF the
educated men Of the country.
am pleased of course. with the bust when
vou have been pleased to bring me. ana ac-
oant u in the spirit in which II has bee4 pre-
sented 10 me- | beg that YOU convey TO the
artist and members OF the Republican Ciub or
the University of Chicago my sincere thanks
FOR this remembrance
ENCOURAGING REPORTS FROM NEBRASKA
Ex-Governor Thayer Of Nebraska. had long
talk with Major Mckinley this afternoon lie
feels IN no way alarmed about the Republican
sltuation In Nebraska. He thinks the Repup-
ucans will carry the State by 23'Ooo majority
Concerning Mr.. Bryan Governor Thayef saio'
~ live in the same ward with him. ana know
hin, well He is upright in his dealings anu 1
have nothing to say against MIN as man -
Is expected Of any candidate that ne shoui1 o'
honest and clean. 1t is no special marx vi ui''
t,nction Mr. Bryan is like million other soou
citizens IN that respect AS statesman NIL
Bryan has not been a success TWO years aso
he mado a canvass Of the state TOT the oh''e'
States Senatorshp. The State went Kepuonoa"'
and Bryan did not get the votes he heipeu '"o
Populist Iarty and the Democratic parry ~
coalesce: moreover, he has been emp'oSeu o'
the silver man of Colorado and Montana 10 ae'-
,ats the question: and. if possible. to be elected
ON a free-silver platform
",Je WAS nominal editor of free-silver paper
for that purpose. ! live in the same waro' anu
want to say that we shall defeat MN IN hcb 'S s
ward in his city and in his county ,,nh MiiJn t M
yao.stsr There is another thing wnich IS
AGAINST Mr.. Bryan. He is IRE free ,,'l,ah about
.nsr as ne is employed to work FOR the sver
men and thinks best to say hotnins % apou' M =.
trade at present. You may put 1t down as
"I want to give some reasons why MI. bryan
should not carry Nebraska" continued uoVernor
Thayer "He has never done anyth'lls ~ " ~, vn.
state. and has done much against IT, For exam
nle there was large twine manufactory at RE
mont doing a good business by MS Vote ne
destroyed it. Then the s,as naa 81
sanita, These by his vote and voice. he helped
10 destroy. and both are idle"
Other callers at the Mckinley house to-day IN
cuseS Congressman J. A. Pickler, of South Da-
kota: Major Joseph Mcdowell, OF the same
state and John Hadcock. ell-known business
man Of New-York and Pittsburs Mr. iiautoIh .o1,
shomt silver IN the West where he has been trav-
cling but he says when the people take a sope:
second thought they VIII. IN the Vas' i'aJof'S VI
cases vote for sound money.
Renresentative Pickler has faith In the Rerub-
Ncans Of South Dakota. and told Major Mckinney
that the State wouio give It's e,ectoIai Vo.e ~. 10
him There IS a good deal of silver talk III tne
STATE st present but largely among men VINO
were AZ one time strenuous advocates OF nat
money and who were active IN 'he "iee"'a'N
movement.
READY FOR CAMPAIGN WORK
Cleveland Ohio. July 29.-Major Mckinley. ac-
somnanied by his wife. left Cleveland at ll:lo
o'clock this morning for Canton. This closed MS
visit Of ten days in Cleveland. He returned 10
Canton rested and in excellent health. 10 take
up In an active way his share Of the labors OF tne
campaign Tomorrow large deleea',on III, Ell
Knoxville Penn, will visit Canton. ana or FL.
day several Ohio Grand Army posts nave inaoe
arangernents TO go there - ra,,.
As soon as Major Mckinley dlsposes oi @ Nv
pressing matters he will begin work on ms ie,'e 81
OF ,ccentance He Is receiving a great deai ol
advice about what say In the letter .1rf, anu nas
on file large number of suggestions concei"'"e
t. ,,o.a
Major and Mrs Mckinley occupied private
car They reached Canton at o'clock.
r0pr rr,rrNTOPTH CONVICT s MU1INf.