New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-11
KEEPING M'KINLEY BUSY.
THREE DELEGATIONS TO VISIT HI.f
TODAY
ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE RECEPTION OF YER
MONT REPUBIICANs-TwO GOVERNORS AND
THEIR sTAFFs TO BE IN CANTON
MORE M'KINI.EY AND HOBART
CLUBS FORMED


CLUBS FORMED.
Canton Ohio Sept. 10-The delegation from
Vermont headed by Senator Proctor. which Will
call on Major Mckinley at 10 o'clock tomorrow
morning will be received with considerable cere-
mony by the people Of Canton. Major Mckinley
has asked Governor Bushnell of ohio, who Is
In Cleveland at present. to come to Canton with
his staff to meet the Vermont delegation. Gov
ernor Bushnell has made arrangements to call
On Major Mckinley on Friday afternoon. but
as there is general desire to have him take
part in the reception of the vermonters he will
probably be among those who will welcome them.
Governor Lippitt of Rhode Island telegraphed
TO Major Mckinley this evening that he would
call on him with his staff to- morrow afternoon
Three delegations are scheduled to arrive durin Z
the day
kilograms Announcing the organization Of
clubs and the coming of delegations continue To
pour in. dispatch from Danville. Penn. says
that Mckinley and Hobart Club. 400 strong
was formed there last night. TelegTams have
leen received announcing the coming Of a dele
cation Of farmers and business men from Har-
rison County. Ohio. on Monday next and of the
Lincoln club Of Somerset. Penn. on Tuesday
Some of the other delegations which have signi-
fed their intention Of coming here are the fol-
lowing: Marshall. Mich. Republicans. Septem-
Der IL: wheelmen OF Toledo Ohio. September 10
First Voters and Veterans of Muncie, Ind. Sep
tember 23, Republicans Of Oil City. Penn, Sep
tember "A; Republicans Of Tiqua. Ohio. Septem-
Der 26: Railroad Men Of Chicago and Fort
Wayne. Ind. September 10
Among Major McKinley's callers to-day were
Charles $. Baker, of Rochester ~ y, who took
lunch with him. and J. II. Shaw of Philadelphia
Major Mckinley is pleased with the cordial re-
ceptiCn given to Mr.. Hobarts letter He read the
letter with calc some three weeks ago. when Mr.
Hobart here. and expressed his satisfaction
with it,
Among the kilograms received to-day were the
following
Lexington. Tenn. Sept lc-7Hon. william Mekin- In
ley The Repubcans Of Lexington rer 1nS
a Mckinley and Mccall Sound Money club Mon
aam a@g 1 n n line for Recpro
city and Sound Money T. II. LANCAsTER C
The Commercial Travellers Sound Money League
of the United states opened their campaign for
day demonstfation ever held in the East Chauncey
NJ Depew and Edward Lautcrbach spoke to 200
more nor Than 1s to that every commercial traveller
will be for sound money this year. The last four
''''' Join II. BLACK. President.
W A. Lynch. of the most widely known
Democratic lawyers in Eastern Ohio. addressed
the Railroad Mems Sound Money Club in tn
Tabernacle this evening. the great auditorium
was crowded to the doors. Mr.. Lynch made
stirring sound-mone speech.
Rochester. \. V. Sept. 10.-Seven carloads Of
enthusiastic Republicans from Vermont stopped
at the Central Station at noon to-day on their
way to Canton They had yellow neckties b -
ing the legend Cold basis" which they dis
tributed TO the people at the station The cars
were adorned with pictures Of Mckinley AID
Hobart.
Chicago Sept. 10-A petition is being circu-
lated among local labor organizations asking
Messrs Mckinley and Bryan TO meet In joint de-
bate the financial question in the Coliseum on
or about the evening of October l.. Letters VIII
accompany the petition assuring the candidates
Of fair and impartial hearing and urging them
to grant to organized labor an opportunity to
hear both sides of the financial question.