The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1896-09-26

Ladled 0ut to Kids From . Pesasyivanlo
College
wherest the Aforesaid 4 chsss. Aibell'
sonewhat Tid1Iy
The Elder People Are Treated = -
Usual Dose Of Promises dk Prosper /.
ity to Follow Protection
Legislation.

CANTON, O., Sept. 25.-The McKfnlGR
household had not breakfasted when th6'
first delegation arrived thiR morning
1t was from Marion. Ind, occupied q
special train of eight cars and reprev
sented the glass workers of Grant couns'
ty. The Introduction was made by DA
W. r. Francis. Responding. Major Mo-.
Kinley said:
IT congratulate you upon being the
first today. Gaughter.) give each ana
every one Of you a warm and cordial.
welcome. welcome the Republicans Of
the Hoosier state, the state Of that grand
old war governor, Oliver p Morton, (ap-|
plause.) and that splendid president and
patriot, Benjamin Harrison. (Great
cheering.) You are here this morning
not to honor me personally. but to honor
the cause you love and which you mean
to support: and you mean to support
that cause because you believe It VIII
insure your own best welfare and the
well being Of the country at large. Gap
plause and cries Of "That's right. y You
believe in that cause because'you have
tried it and you have been more pros-
porous in your occupations under the
policy it represents than you ever have
been under any other policy. cloud crieo
of "That's right. y And II anything were
| needed to confirm your devotion to that
policy 1t could be found in your exper-
fence Of the last four years. Under no
other policy, under no other principles.
have you enjoyed that degree OF indi-
vidual or national prosperity which for
more than thirty years you enjoyed un-
der Republican policy and a Republic
an administration (applause) and you
are here this morning to testify anew
your devotion to Republican principles
and your deep and abiding interest and
faith that they may be successful
throughout the country in November.
(Cries Of "That's rightly
You are interested in Indiana 1ust a.
we are interested here in Ohio, both In
agriculture and manufacturing. You
know something in that great gas belt
of what manufacturing is to any COM
munity. You known that where therH
is successful manufacturing there Is 4
prosperous city and you know thai
where there is prosperous city there ~
always prosperous agriculture. (Cried of
You're right.") The farm about s51t-
tie manufacturing city advance in I15ue
and the market of the farmer ii en-.
HANGED every time you put up sonakfac-
tory in community. You have Ia your
city an industry which manufS <turen
glass that used to be in the aitys9f Cam
ton. Am right about thatY aries OF
"Yes.") 1t is good industfE Well.
now that is a factory that illuSff ates nv
idea. That used to be. sai&a Canton
industry. We would muclhave pre-
flv 70. y>.x 4
it was taken away. Howe8H, it did not
go out of our own countEE (Great ap-
plause.) 1t went into . neighborinc
state and therefore bena7Es the Ameri-
can family. American lE5rl1men still ID
the work. We share y4nr good fortune
and prosperity, but wsshould have felt
differently If it had gone on the other
side and out of the JHited States.
In word. we wan6o do our manufac-
turing at home and8 we cannot do II IN
Ohio. we are willing to have you do Il
in Indiana. (GreaE cheering and cries
of Whats the matter with McKinley?'sY
And if we cannotsdo it in Canton we do.
not know Of any city in Inliana whera
we would rather have it done than in
Marion. (Applause.) We want GOOD
times, good wages, steady employment
good home market; we want to CON-
tinue the good work. have honest doi-S
lars with which to do our business ana
pay our labor tremendous applause =.
I thank you for this morning call an1
bid you hearty welcome. 1t win ~iv,o
me pleasure to meet you personally.
(Applause and "Hurrah for Mckinley. -
Shortly before IL o'clock q speciaIl
train Of twelve coaches brought q tleIe-
cation to visit Mckinley from Ford
county, Pennsylvania. 1t included Z
club of students from Allegheny col5
lege. which Mckinley attended in 1SenS
Rev. DIR. Flood of Meadville. promfneuf
in Chautauqua circles. made the intro
ductory address. and in response No.
Kinley said: i ',
/ shall never forget the warm W6lx
come received year ago from TIA
faculty and students of ALLEGHENY. ana
am delighted to have the pleasure AZ (,
your return call. recall with pleast,fS
the brief time spent at your COLLEGE. (.
1t is among the dearest memories ofS
my life. II
That old institution only q Year 49,
conferred upon me very distinUu ~ \
honor. trust may never d1Gop&6lh0;
its confidence. (Applause and crtro 6<
You never will.'' recall. tooS ~