The Indianapolis journal., 1896-08-28
It's Clear and MasterIy Discussion of
the Leading Issues Commended
Everywhere.
YOUNG REPUBLICAN WORKERS
PLANS DISCUSSED BY THE
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New Jersey State Convention Ad-
dressed by Governor GriSSs on
the Financial Question.
o Indianapolis Journal.

ST ecial to the Indianapolis journal
CANTON, Aug 21.-Major Mckinley is
being overwhelmed with kilograms to-day.
His letter of acceptance, published this
morning. has been read all over the country
and leading men in every State are tele-
graphing their hearty approval of the doc
ument There has been all day almost a
constant procession OF telegraph messen-
gers to and from the house, each with a
bunch of messages. The letter is every
where regarded as a straightforward. mas
terly and patriotic discussion of the issues
entering into the campaign. A few of the
messages follow:
From Mr.. Alexander r. Smith, secretary
American Merchant Marine Association
The iofty sentiments, the ringing utter
ances and the patriotic Ame1canism OF
your letter lays the Nation under a debt
which | hope il will partially repay on
Nov. 5 by giving you the largest eieetoral
vote ever given any candidate Tor Presi-
dent.
Hon. Joseph Manley, Augusta. Me.-Your
letter Is Il masterpiece. it VIII give III
spiration to all who believe In the Iuture
OF the Republic. L oHer you my nearly
congratulations.
Hon j. w Babcock, chairman of the
Republican congressional committee,
Washington, d. C-Accept my hearty con-
gratulations upon your letter or accept
ance. Your clear and concise statement of
the facts and your own views, so aply ana
periodically expressed, will bring to your
support a very large number who have
heretofore been undecided.
Hon George II. Proctor, New York
Your letter is like food to starving ma
ton.
Colonel A l.. Conger. Akron, O..Con-
gratulatons on your splendid letter. Every
shot is bulls eye 1t will insure your
triumphant election.
Hon. Fl. Clay Evans Chattanooga, Ienn
find response in every honest heart IN the
Nation.
Hon. n Jamison; Ghsasoi si,,haiE chairman n
unanimous in her praise OF your magnifi-
cent letter of acceptance. 1t seems 10
with all classes. 1t is the only subject
talked Of on the streets to-day.
General Powell Clayton, Arks nsas.I con
graduate you upon your letter. 1t Is with
out flaw and unanswerable.
Ferdinand w. Peck, Chicago-Your letter
of acceptance is wonderful document ana
WILL in my judgment, exert a more Valu-
able and potent influence in this campaign
than all previous writings and utteranceS
on the great issues.
ter should find grateful response in the
heart of every true American.
@ W1yiam ,stter aler Of ac,
ceptance is the best campaign document
presented to the country and will do US
all good. Congratulations.
II. S. Clark. Shelbyville, Ind.-The Nc
Kinley Club congratulates you on your
letter of acceptance. 1t is able and con-
William Penn Nixon, editor Chicago Inter
Ocean-Please accept congratulations on
your letter of acceptance. 1t Is the ablest,
fairest. most complete and most convlnc-
ing document that this long poIitlcal agl-
tation has developed
Hon. J. G.. Butler, jr.. New York-Your
letter meets with full and copiial approval
here. 1t is fully appreciated and d vote
winner sure.
Hon III. c. Payne. Milwaukee-Permit
me to congratulate you upon the plain,
straightforward. able manner in which
your letter of acceptance deals with the
questions now agitating the public mind
1t is such simple and clear statement or
the issues involved in the present campaign
that It will be of incalculable benefit in
leading those Alright who are now falter-
ing.
Congressman j. A. F. Hull, Washington
Accept CONCENTRATIONS on your compre-
hensive and statesmaniike letter. 1t could
not be improved.
Among other kilograms received to-day
were the following:
Tacoma Wash.-The Republicans of
Washington in State convention assembled
have rekindled the fires of 81 and So on
the mountains and in the forests of the
evergreen State. The tide of protection is
at its flood and on the Sd of November next
the Republican party. like Moses OF old.
Will march between the sea of 1opulism
on one side and of Democracy on the
other. straight to the promised land of
honest money. protection and prosperity.
Albert S. Cole. chairman.
From the Interstate Reunion at Baxter
SPRINGS Kan-Thc greatest interstate re-
union of old soldiers ever held in the West
is now encamped at this, the historic field
of the Baxter Springs massacre Of '63. On
the first roll call of States to-day, amid
enthusiasm, you received the vote of thou
not dissenting voice from the Sons of
Veterans.-Lew Hancock.