The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-10-30


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CANTON, O.. Oct. :9.-EIlstorlans OF
,h- CAMPAIGN OF 1895 will record Thurs
G,y, October 20, ~ one OF the red letter
dlys. Major Mckinley has been kept
busy since early morning and visitors
clnc 50 fast about the middle OF the day
,ha; he could not find time to lunch until
after O'Clock. One party was In town
before ociock, but CONSIDERABLY de-
ilyed their call TIL the Maior had fin-
pAed his breakfast. Others came at
saort intervals during the day, and the
crowd became so large that the speaking
bad 20 be transferred from the porch to
he reviewing stand. Every caller was
!alent on shaking hands with the namI-
Ia. rs so far as possible the opportunity
Sls granted, though 1t was a hurculeln
usk At one tIme the crowd became so
hrrc that IL was impossible to organize
line FOR q handshakinS reception. But
flNirciS In that party fingered about
appear, and towards evening he came
cut upon the porch to meet them.
Major Mckinley made FIVE formal ad-
dresses. the last to seven car loads OF
PEOPLE from Fulton and Williams coun-
usS. Ohio, and DcKalb and other north
EASTERN counties OF Indiana. There
6tse two Introductory addresses.
The five audiences addressed were
n0mposed o. fourteen delegations In
Th!ch there were railroad men. business
men and manufacturers, farmers. me-
chaI!ces miners, oil men, glass work.
rs. iron workers, bankers, professional
Iaen. printers, men and women ollic..
employees coming from Shur states, Wesc
Vir=!a!n. Pennsylvania, Indiana and
Oalo. BcIidcs the five speeches Major
Mckinley received a large number OF
!zdIyidual callers from I'll over the
cUUHtry. snonh hands with 4 large
party OK women steuoSraphers from
Akron. who had 4 t1lly-ho parade. and
Tho we're afterwards received by Major
IcElnlcy's mother: met and spoke In
formally In his library to the directors
saI officers at the German bank OF
NsSsbGrGh. and In she same responding
Il the greetings OF 4 small party OF busI-
Ness meu and manufacturers oe Pitts
tg!zf.
Residents OF Columbus aIi OF Vinton,
EIrnn and Fairfield countle5, coming on
~ large special train, constituted one
y he audiences addressed by Major
Mckinley this afternoon. They reached
IT, house shortly after o'clock Ad-
dresses were made by Judge Lorenzo
y HaGScrty. OF Columbus; DR. C. 3.
Tay!or,ot Macarthur; T. S. Purcell. OF
Logan; George Mnrdofr, OF Wakemdn,
an! ". S WInkoop.
4 train load OF farmers. business men
and old soldiers came from Ashland
county, with greeting sand assurances
ot support for Major Mckinley. They
wee received on the lawn and intro
tlCGd by Thomas Cercy, OF Pcrrysv!lie
The lady employees OF Whitman &
Barnes, who came down from Warren.
!7duised In no formal speechr1aklng
Each wus presented TO Major Mckinley
and later 10 his mother. They brought
T-:ri'ictnt flowers FOR the wife and
rottcr.
We :,rsiniaus and .'Co-rr.on.r
In DsAaR 0f three hundred employees
q ;he klnawh1 and Michigan railway
rom West Virginia, who visited Nc
kiaey to-day. Conductor ". w. Brown.
n Chlres;1n. ". Va. spoke md made
answer 70 Bryan and his POpocrat!c
u:EaasiIe said In part:
'fef forbid that this great and glo-
Ti'a5 nation or its hitherto bright and
siiEiag tIture, which dazZleS the eyes
AZ! H.s the envy Of the n0blest nation Of
the earth. should while yet 10 young be
shraudrd In such robe 2.s was cut and
fashioned al Chicago.
hlr. Ery1n and all of his organs and
epatEsrs toll us and the world ut large
tnat We are galley slaves" too weak
ard to1 rnwarlly to voice publicly our
;fu" 1"a,inerts. and accuse us publicly
o, being c0erGed and brnwbcnten by our
aI'o%nf tyTlnnlcai officers Into pretend
!hs 10 he Mckinley men. when we SIN
"'Hly iatcml to vote ,1r Bryan, but
ih"r Will, when 1t Is too late learn that
'''"' a.rc not secured by abusing. SLAM
Gl.ns and mlsrepre8cnting the voters.
Every one OF US knows that all such
'lffz"a against our officers and our
."iI"s arc 9hlmciuliy false. and It will
l' '"E1l on November 3 that we are men
"it.l minds strong enough TO penetrate
ih-ir mask OF silver fllm, and that the
""o' cannot be pulled over our eyes b.
h"l'"g our true and tried, cOnEIdcrate
'ltnr.jrS. assure you OF the support OF
''"'y member OF our club. and that they
al. Ntlyc and honorable and Will not
4-s on thing md do a.nother."
McItMiry'. ne'pomsr.
following Is Governor McIiinley's re-
F'1H'" % the Wes, TlrgIHIn delegation:
~ Brown and Ny Fellow Cltizens:-
:. eve 10 the sound money cIub.or the
NHH""ha & Michigan Railroad Com
nt.5 q sinCar- and hearty welcome 20
.'J 'iI% and home. am Elad to re-
'elN" assurances through your apokes-
man 'nAt acting AZ free ana lndepend-
.H, 'ti&"ns, you bring tldIngY ui E0o,l
",I 20 me- M the candidate OF tile Re-
IN'!e"n PARTY. ms we'll na assurances Of
,I. purpose 10 give 20 that party yamr
u,t. lii"rinE support on the 3rd DAY OF
.'..9,r,s"mb%r, lApplnuse and cries Of I'VE
~, l. TITS THE PROUD BOAST OF
,I..t AMERICAN CITIZENSHIP
!,AI EVERY ONE OF us is EQUAL,
,.t pEE THE LAW; that our cOnst
.'u ana our laws recognize neither
nor conditions, but all alike to en-
'n"ir blessings and bcnefltT and ull
h''"r are equal in the exrrclsa of ihni
+nAN sovereign power. the ballot which
~ tuesday you viii, / trust exerrlyr
,I s.'ir nwn best interests, and tho in
,'.-tS "l your state ana country. Some
t.Hi.i" 5"cm 10 think that the wuyIto Srt
,,.u. ,,,n m thia country Is TO depreriate the
h'''i'E ~ the money we have ana som.
.p'' have gone 80 far aS 10 say that Il,
n"i ,' mot NOT make my difference about tho
n,',,l.S n,,,.sy of the money so We only have the
thlhk ZONE OF the men standing
NlNhhI me t0.nny vino wrr,. r,nrl,nn.iln