New-York tribune., 1896-10-07
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which almost beggars description. (Cries Of
That's right.')
They longed for change-and have longed for
II since for three long years. Great applause
and laughterD They remember their condi'Ion
in 1S.J2 1t is sweet memory. They have felt
their condition since; II Is SAD experience.
daughter and applauseD They want 10 eet
back; they went to restore what they Iost lhey
have made up their minds and are ready to vote
(Cries Of And vote for Mckinley followed by
great cheering) To me the contention for Pro-
lection is from first to last plea FOR labor ana
the agricultural interests Of the United states.
IT is a recognition of the men who toll whether
in the factory on the farm. and an effort for
their advancement and constant betterment.
(C;reat applause and cries of whats the mat
ter with McKinley,'O We want in this country
none of the harsh and degraded conditions on the
free soil of America that prevail In some other
countries. (Cres Of NO. NO! ana great APP
plause) And we do not mean to have them.
because. unlike other governments OF the Woriu.
this Government rests upon the consent or the
governed. Applause)
THE PLEA OF DIsHONOR.
They talk about our being debtor nation. and
because We are debtor nation they want US 10
repudiate our debts Uoud cries of NO. Never }.
and therefore, Of necessity. opposed TO the great
commercial countries of the world. ana OF as
serting our independence Of them by proving a
nation Of dishonest creditors. "a voice: 'Hurrah
for the Republican party" followed by great
cheerngD That sentiment. my fellow -citi2eis'
will never meet with the Endorsement OF ma
cries of That's right. Mator.). and the farmers
least of all. (Renewed appause.) why. the
greatest creditors in this country either In num-
hers or wealth, are not the railway ana mime
owners bankers and manufacturers, but the
vast army OF small capitalists and the laDorIng
men found in every community OF the land Inc
Secretary of the Treasury says that the lndus-
trious and frugal people to-day the creditors
of the banks and trust companies, the bullulhS
associations and other institutions or that char-
acter to the extent of SJWWOWoOoW. while the
same people very largely are the policy holders
in our insurance companies, VINO owe "i"'o,"'oov'
600 That debt is not due the rich. 1t Is due to the
sons of thrift and toll. (Great applause) III rep
resents In many instances the savings or n lire-
time nut aside for family use In case accideht
or death should overtake the men upon whom
their families depend. Applause.) So When we
talk of scaling debts. or decreasing thc Vaue o,
our dollars let il be constantly borne In mind
that it is the plain people, the honest. frugal peo-
pie the bone the muscle and sinew OF the land
that this policy would affect and in1ure most
largely: but no matter who 1t would anect, IL Is
dishonest and therefore must not and Will not
be tolerated by the American people, NlreWeh-
dous applause.)
In the evening the Syracuse Republican Escort.
bearing colored fambeaux. and followed by the
delegation from that city and by all of the uni
formed campaign clubs of Canton. marched up 10
Major McKinley's house and were received by him.
The visitors were cordially appauded along the
line of march, and they made the most effective
night parade that has been witnessed here.
Among Major McKneys callers to-day was A.
NJ Higgins president Of the Republican League or
Clubs OF Indiana Mr. Higgins told Major Mckin-
ley that Indiana would give him a plurality exceed
ing 1900
Mark Hanna is expected here late Wednesday af-
ternoon.