New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-22

calls to united and decisive action. Courage
must be awakened and maintained at Whatever
cost, for trlumphal marches are not mace 10 tie
music OF mufiied drums or to bugle NOTES Vi ie-
treat"
AS additional and concluding elements Of sue
cessful candidacy the preacher grouped caution
and enthusiasm mo man with intrusted inter-
ests at stake afford TO be thougntlesS OF III,
discreet. What on the part or other men "~ouiu ~
be inconsequential. from him would be starting
and disastrous. You have yet In mind party
which attributed It's Presidential Waterloo 70
three words untlmely spoken. All hail 10 the
men or party organizations which. by weight OF
argument, strong appeals. beating drums ana
marching professions, can set ahame with pa
troic devotion the state or Nation. IL quickens
love for the Republic emphasizing the privilege
of citizenship, and insures fidelity In the use or
the ballot OF the many Presidential cam
didates who will be in the field, but one Will be
elected or the many who will earnestly hope
for and faithfully strive for the support OF their
fellow-cit!zens In attaining positions Of honor and
trust. the majority will fail. Defeated, II may be
not from lack Of personal worth. not because OF
unwse measures adopted In conducting the cam
paign but owing to contingencies for which they
were not responsible and over which they have
no control The candidacy for Gods favor Is not
so. Political parties may fall but Gods word
never fails. And it Is His infabe affirmation
that. II you steadfast II you do these things,
you shall never fail. Go home to-day rejoicing
your election Is sure Sleep peacefully tonight
your election Is sure. Fight enthusiastically in
sure"
After the service over Major Mckinley put
his mothers arm within his own and made mis-
way II the door. responding 10 many cordial
and kindly greetings from friends and neighbors
Putting her in the family carriage che was driven
home. while he entered another. in which, with
Abner Mckinley and Mrs. Mckinley. he returned
to MS home.
CONGRATULATIONS STILL POUR IN.
Last night and to-day hundreds Of letters OF
congratulation and a few kilograms accumulated
Among them were the following:
West Phiadelphia-A ma ss-meeting Of the Work
ingmcnS Protective Tariff League congratulate you
Minneapolis The Union Veterans League OF this
their earnest support and say that North Star
State Will give you 5o0oD majority
Hartford. Conn-Gcneral George Austin Bowen.
President u the Woodstock Mckinley and Hobart
club. sends the clubs congratulations.
IN 1892 Major Mckinley visited Woodstock and
participated in the Fourth OF July celebration.
when Mckinley tree was planted. Chauncey NJ
Depew making 4 speech over IT,
stephen a Douglas, Chicago McKireylsn. orlg!-
mated as term OF reproach, has become the only
slogan Of success.
p. 7. Sherman -York-AH my fathers family
rejoice A. your nomination.
Senator c. x. Davis. ST Paul. Minn.-Perm!t me
10 add my congratulations - the many that yos are
realization Of Republican 9-incipies, dccreed by the
people themselves fee IRE that history viii date
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5gyci ''' ''' ''''' ''' '''''' ''''' '''' ever '
Senator John Sherman Mansfield Oho-I have
your nomination as the next President If the
United States but they the less hearty and
sincere. ! viii gladly do all I can TO secure your
triumphant election.
Decatur. Il.-Empoyes of the Wabash Raroa J
shops send congratulauon
Coving,on. Ky.-The William Redlin Republic \
club elected YOU the Arst honorary member on It's
roll.
THE HOPE OF THE PEOPLE.
! A feature Of the messages Is the expressions OF
hope and belief that the nomination will result
in 4 radical change Of industrial conditions.
| These are ample 10 show the drift:
New-York Cworkshop Wallsall Englnd)Twc
| hundred harness and saddle makers IN our employ
will be thankful as ourselves TO see you elected
years ago. but they have got Tired OF seeing us
send our money to England for work that should
be made here by them.
New Albany Ind.-Four yeaS ago this
thriving manufacturing city. Every factory was
rrnninr and nearly all our people enploy'd Now
alas, most Of our wage workers are gone elsewhere
factories are iie, or diminishing thor product and
/ % hope for better times. and believe can safely
pledge You 80 Democratic votes n Now Albany
r. W. ARMSTRONG. Mayor.
The mail Is beginning to exhibit the humors Of
/ the campaign. one envelope Was addressed
"President WIN BE Mckinley" Another bore
| this: send this T. Major Mckinley. r. you can't
find him. give II II Grover Cleveland & hand e
! him when he gets to the White House March J."
NJ A Hanna has odvise Major Mckinley that
with two or three friends. he will come 70 Canton
t1-morrpw. rca hing here at ] 20 p m Colonel
and Mrs. Frederick D. Grant will accompany him
The day bright but sultry until abou:
o'clock when a thunderstorm broke over the city
The rain was very heavy. This was followed by
another deluge-nke shower between ; md I
o'clock. The storms played havoc with the decor.
atoms exposed t. thn elements