The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-07-02
car carrying Mr.. Hobart stopped If

car carrying Mr.. Hobart stopped II
| front OF him Governor Mckinley eN-
tended his hand and stepped Sprightiy
10 the car step and the recognition was
equally prompt on Mr.. Hobart's part
Governor Mckinley took him by the arm
and they walked side by side 70 the
carriage amidst the applause OF the big
crowd. As the meeting was entirely
informal. and no public demonstration
had been desired, the time Of Mr.. Ho-
bart's coming not having been made
public until this morning. Governor Nc
Kinley and his guest was driven quick
" TO the formers home where a crowd
Of newspaper men and photogra pae =
were waiting.
Mr.. Hobart was presented 10 a num-
Der Of Governor McKinley's neighbors
as the pair ahghted from the carriage,
after which they Immediately retired
to the library OF the majors home. 1t
is not probable that either Governor
Mckinley or Mr.. Hobart will make any
stumping campaign The Associated
Press on the drive from the station 10
the Mckinley home asked the gentle
men IL they had ever met before The
response was quick. Governor McKin-
ley had known Mr.. Hobart for many
years, recalling meeting him at large
political gathering in Newark, while
Mr.. Hobart had known of Governor Nc
Kinley for twenty years past II IL
understood that at the conference OF the
Republican nominees today il was mu-
tually agreed as far as present inten-
tons are concerned. that neither OF
them viii depart from their homes for
any campaign tour.
II Is hnffazraF +hfa r,,Cr,s-- .I.t 60
ernOr Mckinley has virtually decided
TO give up the idea OF complying with
the wishes OF his friends that he take a
rest. as contemplated by him IN pro-
posed visit 10 the Osborne Home near
Boston. The governor never appeared
In better health than when he greeted
Nj. Hobart this morning, and he does
not show the slightest fatigue after
the constant and exciting cares he has
had upon him for the past several
months. He VIII probably remain II
Canton until the campaign closes and
the election results are known.
This evening the Ohio Christian En-
deavorers in convention here VIII call
5000 strong. and give the governor the
Chautauqua salute. In half an hour
after Mr.. Hobzrt's arrival a special
train reached Canton from Medina. 100
miles distant. bringing hundreds Of peo-
pie TO pay their respects 70 the Repub-
hcan nominees
Mr.. Hobart had been at the McKin-
ley residence but haIC an hour when
the large Medina delegation. with bar
ner5 and bands. called. Mckinley and
Hobart were greeted with cheers az
they for the first time appeard together
on the same platform 10 speak
II
preseE tatiOn speech for Medina Cover
TOR Mckinley responded briefly. thank
ing the menhrre 60 ta F-i
their friend III and FOR fns.. devoted
and answering services 20 the Z 9-5-
iican cause.
In closing Mr.. 3fcKluly 1td. I'VE
have with us this morning. and you
may consider yourselves most forum
ate, the nominee OF the great RepuoI-
can party for vice-president q the U-nit- !
I'd States. Mr.. Hobart. know you wiz |
be delighted 10 hear and see and hear /
from him, and K gives ne exceptional !
pleasure 20 be able % present HIN @ I
you"
Mr.. Hobart stepped forward % the I
edge Of ma yeranda and there was 4
more applause. They were evidently /
delighted with isfs appearance. He ssld I
"Majar Mckinley, gentlemen 81 the I
Medina delegation and feil3w-cifizea 4
of Ohio. 7 thank you fer the c9mpii- {
naeat q this cal. bot 7 must say afi
the same time that 7 am not zifted ~ (
cur friend Major Mckinley Win the
graces % orstory. nor vith TIE grace -
GictlC7 that VII permit me 81 TAX O. 1
YOU ! mink ! mould speak but h-.sf-
- On this occasion. Knsn nv ca = bust
1ess - % pay ny respects ~ yrsr uloas
z. stingu.safj fe,i1sg-cl ftze1. Euf View
jersey. E.l tleuseu. feels very nesr 80
Oni0 ir these dsgs i1 that c1Hren-
ton lately seid in - Is7u.s fasre were
~ nlare constant friends. 20 more a.
voted admirers % Fu1r Major Mex -leY
Than thoze Delegates from ne STATE -
New jersey he feel tca. fhsf 80
have SOM lsstie rsEaf - zay = word b
g Eeuub.lca-. aeEf-r1 flage r1Taass-s (
- ONLY lsst fa-l srs CARVED fo- ne Pc
publican party ne state - Eex grr-
~ - . grand majority q = 80 Sea
Jersey gHee,a Oas1 today and Es1r g.--
~ wEl greet Dh5o .n November n.r7
aim a nzlgr y - rot lesz than p ass
r faank y1g- srrutLs men. Tor the cor.
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net a. many = yD8 a . p1Esisf- suglrr
Dc laterFal Ea.ch ygss sBea4 hefe -
lay
Tsea botA WcEinsey aaa HoAa-t
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