The sun., 1896-09-09
EDITORS MEET IN CANTON.
THEY TALK TO EAoH OTHER AND
THEN LISTEN TO M'KINLEY.

A"D" ASAoASH ~ AN'AANAHIs
They Were All Republicans and Brought
Good News-Letter frou Whitalnvv REID
and Speech by Charles Emory
Saith - N'Kiniey Praises Democrats.
CANTON. o., Sept. s.-The, Republican editors
of Ohio met In Canton to-day for conference
on political issues and for n social session.
Aside from addresses from their own members,
they listened to letter on the political situa-
tion from the Hon. whiteiaw Reid and an elo-
ouent address ~ tho Hon. Charles Emory
Smith, editor Of the Philadelphia Press. The
editors brought good cheer In abundance to
Major Mckinley and his home town. They
came from all parts Of tho State, and all Of the
diversified interests Of the State were repre-
nented. 1t was notable that every one of the
editors made an encouraging report.
o. 8. Knabenshuo of the Toledo Blade said
that so strong had been the silver craze in his
territory that had the election been held within
three weeks Of tho Chicago Convention north
western Ohio would have been swept by free
silver. All that changed. and increased Ropub-
lican pluralities will follow. He blames Rspub-
iican leaders and managers for not taking cog
nisance Of the enemy sooner.
Sam j. Mcclure OF the State Journal, In Co
lumbus. said that the sober Judgment Of the
people has asserted itself. the course of Re-
publicanisn safe, and increased pluralities as
sured.
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the Hon. Charles Emory Smith.
Mr.. Reid said in his letter:
we have had the four years in clover which
our friends the enemy promised us In 1902. Tho
people are quite satisfied that they have had
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off four years ago, and get into tho path again
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of the common people they nut forward as their
oardia,,o th. r,en ,yhoss v.rv namo meant n
every one Of them the policy Of those four pros.
done
oone.
Then burst out the Adullamites. Every un-
thinking or interruptions man that was in dis
tress anu every one that was IN oeot, ana
every one that was discontented gathered them
solves together. not unto David. alas. but unto
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miiis,sd the country nv astine the Amsr,can
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Eighth Commandment.
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interest intlines. But there are no two sides to
the moral law. No man. no party has q right to
put tho Eighth commandment to popular
vote: to decide through an ex xpression of popular
desires at the polls whether this nation shall
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rate Oh hity-tnree eents on tnS ooliar, ana
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