The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-07-01
Honors Being Ss1owered Upon
Candidate ricKinIey.
IS WANTED EVERYWHERE.
FOURTH OF JULY INVITATIONS
CAME IN A FLOOD.
GIassbIovvers and lawyers Make
Formal CaIIs-A Warm Invitation
From the Union Veterans Legion
of Observation-Disclosures of the
Family Of the Candidate.

CANTON, Ohio, June SO.-The pa
rade of telegraph messengers to the
Mckinley home was increased today.
The governor has been the recipient Of
hundreds of kilograms and letters con-
graduating him upon his response to
the notification committee yesterday.
The endorsements are warm in their
Communications and come from all
parts of the country. Governor Nc
kmleys friends have been urging him
TO take a rest. The generally accepted
idea is That he would accept an invita-
tion to visit with his cousin, Col Os-
borne, at Roxbury, near Boston.
1t is supposed that Colonel Osborn is
to be secretary OF the national Repub-
lican committee. but whether Governor
Mckinley viii leave for his vacation
cast next Monday has not yet been de-
termined.
IS IN DEMAND.
Various efforts continue TO be made
TO secure the governors presence at
various anniversaries and large gath
eIingc.
\ committee from the New Hamp-
shire soldiers Veteran association has
been particularly warm in the invita-
tion extended to him to attend their
reunion Fourth OF July invitations
are received in every mail. 4 large
delegation from Medina county has
notified the reception headquarters
here that they VIII come to Canton
in large numbers and call on Gov
ernor Mckinley Wednesday morning.
The Glass Blowers union at Nassillon
Ohio, wrote Tor a call FRIDAY afternoon.
\ telegram received states that a del
eSauon of St. Louis business men,
headed by Hon. Il. <. kerens. would
cal on Governor Mckinley some time
next Wednesday, while the Christian
EndeaVor convention will formally paw
their respects in a body 1900 strong
Wednesday evening.
BAR ASSOCIATION.
rive hundred members of the Allie
gheny County Bar Association are
here from Pittsburg. They called on
Governor Mckinley this evening 10
LAY their respects.
The Wooster delegation which arriy-
ed this morning al breakfast time was
headed by Rev. DIR. Barrett, but the
greeting was informal.
The Pittsburg lawyers sent a COM
mitree to ask Mr. Mckinley TO Join
this afternoon, but owing to other en-
Sagements he was obliged TO decline.
Among the party We're: Judges Chris
torher Magee, }. J.. Slagle, j. w. +.
W hlte and j. W. over, Sheriff James
Richards, Robert 5. Frazer. Republi-
can nominee for associate judge of the
common pleas court. :. c. McCandless
United States commissioner, w. It.
Lindsay, clerk of the United States cir
curt court. Hon. c. z McKenna. Hon.
Henry Myers, W E Young. A. J.
McQutty. George p. Murray, W. W
Whitesall, $. V. Trent, r. c. Osborne
ana Charles Scoven.
\ NOTABLE INCIDENT
OF ,he day was the can in person of
q committee of the Union Veterans
Legion from Columbus. who presented !
The governor with the following me-
mortal handsomely engrossed and
framed:
Headquarters Encampment No. IS, /
Union Veterans Legion, Columbus. I
Ohio, June %, 1896.
Whereas, one of the members of this .
encampment, in the person of Com
rade William Mckinley, has been Sc (
lected by one of the great political
parties as its candidate for president
at the coming national election, there
fore be it
Resolved, by this encampment that
we congratulate cur comrade, William
Mckinley, whose record as a soldier.
statesman and patriot has won for
him the respect and admiration of the
civilized world on the prospect OF be
ing called to the highest executive
Office of the country he fought to pre-
serve; and
Resolved, further. that we rejoice
that this encampment is honored by
on its roll of membership
one whose record and work has brought
10 him this deserved recognition and
high endorsement from a large and
representative body of his fellow coun-
tIymen
Adopted.
THEODORE JONES,
Colonel.
LLOYD MYERS,
j. z. MINNICH,
WARNER MILLS,
Committee.
&C. c. HIGGINS,
Adjutant.".
Mrs. William Mckinley, ST., Mr.. and
Mrs. Abner Mckinley and daughter
Mabel, Miss Helen Mckinley, Miss
Endsley and party, will leave for SOM
erset, Penn, on the private car
Youngstown" via the Valley railroad
Thursday evening. They expect to
make a brief sojourn there.