Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-29
M'KINLEY SPEAKS.
Reply 10 The Committee hO.IiyIIg
lin OF His Nomination.
HE APPROVES the rLlrrORM


I
Now Complain.
| CLEVELAND. June 29.-rho com.
mltleo appointed by the 81. Louis
convention b notify exc Ivcrnlr Nc.
kinloy OF his nomination flr the
prcsldency assembled at H0llrnIou
hotel Al $3.50 %. m. today. Aiior being
Photographed ina group, the commit.
tee, headed by Senator Tnursl1n aud
Marx Hanna, mHtcnui u tbt Valley
tailwry station where special tfsiu
was boarded Tor Canton. Prulutui
| RouublirHn- acC1mpauiuI 600 q m.
miilep, making tho total numUrf uu
the train about 100. The tran due
| ut Canton about . O'Clock. Ihuufuu,
| charm "a % the committee, siniui that
the committee " uld so dir tom
tho train TO Governor Mtlt|ulOy'a
residence. Following the gsuUss by
-rnat rhuut1n aud rcrr0H.o ty
Governor Nick nloy Henry T.. Smith
| OF Michigan viii present the yz.HOv.
cfngr gavel made from log iaEUn
] from the house iu which Lincoln
| lived during nia childh cd. Tnr party
/ wlllbpenI about Jour houH ut Canton.
| the tfain being scheduled 10 lulvU
tAufc on the return trip Of o. M,
At CANTON, ONO.
The notification commit reached
/ Canton on tho Clevelun 4 criminal
ami Valley spucisl ~ 1880.
An open space was res ,FvUd Tor the
Tuts.s aud she Tnriy was quickly seat.
7 g. "A b. as ~ oh lei
occupied tHu font porch, iu.tuB tue
/ crowd was quluuug down Gov, he.
| lAtuley FtuUI GO uuf ON tuu front u1fsb
aud cheer aiiur cheer was given.
J. uf.tuu stepped uVuu tUu Yurgu aud
delivered he IN clul notification. H.
WAS frequently lrtpituruH by chrur.
ing. At 1890 Gov. MuE uI,y hr.so
10 respond aud tho cheering wa, IT,.
uVwed.
McKINLEy's ApDmss.
Senator IhuuIou auI gentlemen Of
lho uuihcatinu .muItfee OF the
Republican National CUuvoutior:
To be elected uH their pTtsiupntlni
candidate by great party oJuvgnliOl,
representing sl vsst number o. tue
people oi lhu United Statos 10 "a most
distinguished honor, Tor which would
not conceal my high appreciation, al.
though uUUply tuEs.Uiu u the great
tvHp disabilities OF the tTuat anu ~
inability ~ boar thUm without tue gru.
efous anu constant support u my
fellow countrymcn. Great as 10 TN
honor conferred, equally hIdulus and
importnut " the duly Imposed aud IN
accepting the one | nstumu the other,
relying upon the patriotic devotion OF
tue people % tue best Interest Of our
lelOvoi county anu the sustaining
care and aid Of Him, without whose
support all We DO IL empty and vain,
should tho people ratiiy the choice of
the great convention Tor which you
speak, my only aim Will b. 20 promote
tho public good; winch In America ia
alwuye thr good Of the greatest mum.
Der, the honor Of our county ana the
welfare OF the people.
riE VrEsIIUNs Oh the Day,
Tue qtestlous 20 be- settled IN tho
pau0uAl contest thlB year ate ~ sefi.
Gus and ~ Important NJ any of the
great governmental problems that bayo
confronted Us In the past quarter OF
tbs century. They c1mmaut cur
sober Judgment Hnd a settlement free
from partisan puiudice anu passion,
beneficial 10 0utbulyeo anu bonttiug
the hOuOf and grandeur 81 the Rupub.
lilo. They touch every Interest VI our
common country. Oar industrial Va.
pfemGcyi our productive capacity,
our business and commercial prosper.
n.y. our labor and IT, rewhrdg, our na.
uJnal credit and currency, our Proud |
financial honor ana our splendid fee
biI,nTlght OF every |
Amurican-gTe all Involved In tho |
poGdlng campuign, hud thus every |
home Ia the land IA dirACtly anu Ina. |
timalely connected with their proper
settlement.
THE NEEDS or THE COUNTRY.
Great are tue Issue, involved I'm the
coming election aud eager and eaFnest
tue people Tor their right determine.
ton. Our domestic trade must 10 won |
back aud our idle woTkingmen en-.
plOycd In gainiul occupations Al
American wages Our nome mafksI
must be restored 10 lie proud rank Of
nftt In the wOfiI Au1 our foreign tTaIs
10 pftcipltat6ly cut OH by adverse
national legislation rtOpensi ON fair
anu equitable terms iOr our suTplus
agricultural aud manufacturing pro.
lucis, Protection ana reciprocity,
Twin measures Of true American
policy should again Command
.ho earnes. encouragement Of the
lOyerl meut a. Washington. Public
must DO resumed, and the
.Ail, tho energy auI tue capital u our
,Iuutty nlu ample employment at
acme, sustained, encouraged ani de-
uuled against Ghu unequal compel.
ION anu serious disadvantage With |
which they are now cjntending. Tho
government Of the UniIOd States must
rave enough money 20 meet both ils
'uffent expenses anu increasing needs. |
ta revenues should br % raised Us 10
lToteot tue material inter0sts Of our
lropie with tue slighlost possible dram
lp1n their TrsgutCts, aud mAiutaiu
nat high standard VI civilization
which has distinguished our county
or more than century OF H. "a.
silence. Tho Income ufthb .uyeFumuu.,
repeat, should rqualils nHcussnTy AMI
roper expenditure. a failure 10 :
urauo thlH policy has compelled tho I
0Vefnment 10 borrow money in
Inc OF peace % sustain ia credit auI
ny lB daIy eXpunsus, Tals policy d
hohld BE- fuyuIaad asa that, too, al 1
puudily gs possible, 10 must DO Rp, !
aren't 10 MI regardless OF past parry
urs ~ affiliations, tuRt 90 Is our pati. I
lount du'y 10 provide adequate favu. !
ne i1rihu expenses OF the government | d
economically and pmIuuIy rdmiuIs. I
itai' Toe RepuDllUal pgH" has acre.
li9re done ln's, gul l clni i1ll,y bo. q
eve IL Wal 10 Do il the allure, wupu
10 larry 10 uNIIu entrusted with | 1