The sun., 1896-10-09
KEYSTONE MISSIONARIES.
HELPING NEW YORK "GET 4 MoTE
ONn FOR HONEST MONEY.

Gov. Hastings Talks to the Drummers and
Dnntes on tho Extreme Previousnep, of
the Boy Orator-Quay Presidep, but tho
Drummers Can't Get n Speech Out OF Him.
Tho Commercial Travellers Sound money
League called IL Pennsylvania day Yesterday
and in honor Of the occasion there had come from
Philadelphia delegation 100 strong headed by
Gov. Hastings and Mayor Warwick. and Senator
Quay came down from National Republican
Headquarters to preside. The big storeroom
Mt Prince street and Broadway was crowded.
In each chair was a tiny American flag, and
whenever the Pennsylvania spellbinders made
point the air became red, white, and blue.
The rank and file OF the visitors occupied q
section of seats in front of the speakers stand.
When they arrived they promptly Informed
the waiting. audience that they were going to
show New York thing or two about conduct
ing Republican meeting. Whether they did
or not makes no difference. but they certainly
have good lungs in Philadelphia.
The meeting was called 20 order by Horace
Riddings of Philadel 2hia who introduced Sena.
tor Quay. When the Senator faced the audi.
ence it got up on its legs and yelled for several
minutes. The Senator disappointed all those
who had thought they would hear him make
a speech. He disivowed all such purpose i'm
mediately on the plea of a cold. He merely in.
5TTodueed the speakers The first one was Gov
I'VE have been invited to come from Penn.
sylvania to tell you how to roll up big major.
this old :fe shiUned town: to get a move ON New
York. Cheers and laughter.l
Bryan has again been Quoting from the Bible.
lie said yesterday that the race does not always
go to the swift, or the battle to the strong. II
him. ,,. ,,.
elected "a m az
well get ready for 1t. He is all ready He has
prepared his MESSAGE and his bills that art, go.
Ing to redeem the country. II he ls elected Es
will go to Washington a week ahead of time.
and out up at the tavern. On the morning Of
He Will breakfast at half past g. At
I he will get ready to be sworn in. A:
the f ncuss and md at oso he he will will s2 a
extra session of Congress. At IL he will iu-
troduce his bills for legislative reform. But
passed before IL o'clock on March S. He may
have littl, trouble with the Senate. yon
lasted for three months wien lie wanted 10 pre-,
vent little game. and then he was only IN
what might be called the srstl3ule part Of hi,
thing. then MIR. Bryan will send for him and
tell him it is impolitc to DO so, and not to delay
MN more than three minutes.
Then Mr.. BRYAN will have two vice-Ptesi.
dents, YOU know, One will be presiding over
Bryan. Mr.. Bry IN will be waiting for them.
and To save time he VIII sign them with rub
Der stamp instead of pen.
IF Mr.. Bryan is elected well know by
o'clock ON the night of election. and by $50
March 1 we'll have 70 get along with what sil.
yer and paper we have on his promises. But
then he'll start up the mnts. They can coin
work overtime and double time and double
the production and in fifteen years we'll have
as as, much money as we have now. ana then good
but even i all the promises IT ade by Mr..
bryan and his party come true. and all the
benefits and advantages come 10 pass. and we
get every opportunity to pay our debts, want
70, say TO Mr.. Rryan that the road from gold 10
silver cannot be travelled without breaking
down, every industry in the country. and who
ever heard OF doctor who undertook 10 cure
his patient by killing him first?
But it will come out all right" conclu6&i
Gov. Hastings. only we don't want any m0Ee
patrtotic speeches from platforms. We wa..t
This country is too great. too grand. there IS
too much hope for the people :or it TO be I'D
away away by this Boy Orator from the country "a
senator Quay, in introducing Mayor War
wick OF Philadelphia, said that he was tho
man who was going TO /" show how Phila1,s
phfa would roll up 100000 majority for Ms
kiney and Hobart.
The Governor has said that Mr.. BRYAN world
bo sworn in at 3 o'clock" said Mayor War.
wick. and VIII say that at $50 he would 10
sworn at by the whole country. and for four
years after. There Is not an Intelligent man
in tho whole country who. having read Ii.
speeches. wants TO see him elected President O.!
his propositions. One is that the Federal Gov
ornment has no right to rrotect it's own prov.
and is intcrfered with. Another propos'-
tion declares for revolution in attacking no
supreme Court.
THAT body has absolutely preserved the CEN
tral Government. BY its Interpreting ami 70.
fiang each section line, and word OF the COS.
II has 40 interviewer the national ahl
State powers that they have become indis>olU-
bly, connected. don't care how you criticize
the opinions OF the Supreme Court, one thing
remains certain. You must yield obedl" .
10 the law. Though you may differ frIA tie
court, do not rob it OF the obedience due 10 its
DEGREES. You must bow before the law Wa
have no king in this country. no nobility, 20
great standing army to ntimidnte you. We
have based this country on tho Constitution
and absolute respect for the law. Never In the
history OF the country before has party A>-
sailed that hulwark Of the nation, tho supreme
Court. and ITS integrity. and the party Tat
wrath of the people"
= The other PENNSYLVANIA speakers were state
Senators loies Perrose md s. j. NJ. Met ARIEL,
William Potter. formerly Minister 10 Italy;
Thomas \. tOouur. ana Joan b. Elkin. Char
man of the Pennsylvania State Committee.