The sun., 1896-09-28
M'KINLEY READY FOR MORE
he STANDS THE STORM OF HIs
DOORSTBP CAMPAIGN WE'LL.

The Remarkable Experiences or last week
70 Re Duplicated This week-Twsnty.
one DELEGATIONS Already Booksd-Pro-
granrne or Visits as Arranged Thus Far.
CANTON, o., Sept 81 Major McKinley's re-
ma-kable experience of campaigning In his own
door yard last week not only breaks the record
Of Presidential candidates. but yesterday breaks
his own notable record of several years ago
when he travelled all over the country speaking
wherever the train stopped. Then the largest
number Of audiences formally addressed in
single day was ten. The eleven addresses do.
livered yester day collectively exceeded in
length those made on the stump in one Day.
The versatility OF the addresses is q subject of
much comment among those who mako IL
point to read all of his utteranoes. Tariff and
the currency are practically the only issues In
which any interest is being shown, Introductory
addresses are almost exclusively on these sub
jects, and, of course, the responses are In the
same vein.
Frequently, however, the Major in speaking
for good Government Indirectly arrays the an
archistic features Of the Chicago platform.
The variety of illustration which he incorporates
in the addresses prescribed by the limits of
these two topics, and his information are not
only the admiration of those who come here,
but of many who write their congratulations as
we'll.
There are no sgns Of cessation in the visits Of
these delegations. Tonight the book Of ap-
pointments has dates as late as Oct. 81, and
there are only one or two open days between
that date and this. This weeks list of engage
ments includes twenty. zone distinct delegations.
and as one Of them at least is a national affair.
representing the wheelmen from all over the
country. 1t is doubtful IL they can be so COL
lected rs to be reached in one address.
Besides those yfsits definitely arrnn rcd for
many others are under consideration, and there
4, every pr aspect that the week will be as event.
ful as the one Just closed. The twcnty-one ad-
previous weeks have had no visible effect on
Major Mckinley, When seen this evening he
sss. Skns o hF Sn sa IS Ss spP h sheTd snS
exceedingly well and In spite of most disagree
able.weather all day had been entirely comfort
able. He was sitting before open fire in his
library: office. and public reception room all in
one. His appearance gave emphasis to his
of the coming weeks work and was reading the
late arrivals of morninR papers, which with
ieoted in preference to any or the large number
Of letters before him. That was because the
letters are more or less of business nature. AID
he does not like to devote any of the Sabbath to
Mrs. Mckinley. invalid though she ie. con.
her home invaded AZ all times by crowds be-
yond the capacity OF its modest limits. She IL
and no matter how dense the crowd elsewhere.
q narrow open space is always kept between
Only once has she been obliged to abandon her
chair in the hall during reception. and that
was for n short time yesterday when the crowd
Was threatening to overrun the whole house.
Every day brings news of a reassuring nature
from al over the country. Those identified
not only in Major McKlnley's election. hut OF
carrying States regarded as doubtful and max
ing the victory so emphatic as to settle the is
sues now raised for long time to come. Major
Mckinley Is receiving splendid reports from
the meetings of Gen. Sicklcs and Gen. Alger
throughout the West. They are having i'm
mense crowds and great enthusiasm Is being
Major and Mrs. Mckinley took dinner at
and Mrs. Mckinley are sisters Aside from
this they were not out OF the house. Following
are the appointments for the week.
Monday y-Farmers and citizens in general Of
Lisbon and Columbiana counties; delegates to
the Afro-American Methodist Episcopal Con-
ference now in session In Cleveland.
Tuesday, ,Locomotive engineers from Chicago
and neiRhborhood: old soldiers from Sandusky;
Baltimore and Ohio Railway men and farmers
the line OF the Santa Fe Railway; Ladies' Nc
kinley Club of Cincinnati; farmers of GeauEa
"Wednesday Citizens Of Bellefonte. Pa.:
;itizens OF northwestern Ohio near Delphos and
Thursday Mckinley and Hobart Club of
Nayeans ana rsftage % COUNT; o. SiarGe County
cub WITH bshd and
handle of West Virginia, starting from Wheel.
ing.
Saturday Mckinley and Hobart Club of
CenanGo G1u~y pei starting frSm Frankin;
from Mansticld. o. wheelmen from ali over the |
United States: Bohemian American citizens Of |
Cleveland; miners. Iarmers. mechanics, and |
starting starting from from % Gloucester; ] the % Sesrs Mckinley
and Hobart Club from Harrisburg. Pa, includ- |
nnd men sWedsb mHn n
of Rockford. III.