New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-04

General Grant in his annual message to Con-
gress in 1870 said. IF it means laiInre To pro
eide necessary means to defray all the expenses
of the Governments and therefore reputation
of III, public debt and pensions, then am SUI,
more opposed ~ such kind q: revenue r'I"rp'.
Great cheeringJ 50 much must all agree, tna'
If free silver is To add ii VIII undoubtedl!
add to- the agricultural manufacturing ana
commercial distress now So sever" III al Phr'' v,
the country. then we are morn than ever "PPoSe"
to it and to accepting the other delusion OF idise
finance applause and cries Of I'VE won't 40
it")
WORKINGMEN NOT TO BE MlsLED
The farmers of the United States are not 10 be
mised. The workingmen of the tnnen H'" u
are not bc mised. When IN" farmer st''s ne
wool and gives full pounds. h. Is entitled 10 nav
I'm return full dollars. Great applause ana '''S
of That's the stuff When the W"rklnE'i'ar
gives his sole and his skill to MS cmpoytI,
giving 10 that employer an honest DAY Worh' III
is entitled To be paid in honest dollars that are
unouestioned everywhere. Great cnecr'ns,I
When the miner puts his coal on the dlihp' ~
that is what you call ii his ton OF coai ,ie 60
honest ton-hc is entitled tn be paid IN Soou.
honest dollars CRenewed cheering and cries OF
"Hurrah for McKnley")
The farmers they say. are always "i ,u,;
I.aughterD They said they were wrong IN lN.-
an the question Of protection, but II was the
cities tina, were wrong 1t was not the couh,r!
at all. Cries of "Rght") Our farmers are IN
tcIIigent ard not dishonest. Great applause
They have been honorable in all their trahsa'
lions They are not unDatriotic. hut deNote"'
solf-sacrfcing and upright. citizens. ana thrS
will vote for their own products, ",fIsi hr
plause and cries Of We'll vote for Mckinley'
too"o They are not 10 be deceived by false
teachings or false teachers; hut TINS year As IN
every crisis Of our couniry's history. tnfE VIII
be for and on the side Of American honor zap
plsus.1 and mi behind them every temptation
and manfully sustain the right as Goa s''S
them To see the right. Great appaus lheE
are true sons Of noble men who founded the i''
public They VIII resist every attempt f" arouse
class or sectional prejudice or spirit 'rles "i
That's what well do,D
Patrick Henry sounded the keynote of this
| campaign more than A century ago whtn ne sid
The distinctions between Nirginians. Pennsyi-
vanians and New Workers arr no more am NOT
/ a Nirginan. but an American. o'reat ch'ei-
ing) And go now all citizens ~ the states plh,k
and white rich and poor. proud they may be-
Of their own Commonwealth arr still pr"ud"r ot
this grand American Union OF lndrsuuc''p'c
States Great applause
A WHOLE STREETFUL OF VISITORS
At O'Clock Markci-st. the broad straight thor
oughfare IN which Major Mckinley lives was hl'rd
/ with delegations a. far ms the eye could r'"'"'
They were masscd all the way down tn. hill. under
| the great white arch and stretched out for a mile
| TO the flirthcs, railway station.
The ninth speech was made to co railroad men
| from Fort Wayne. Ind They had been travelling
! since daylight. Their Spokesman was Enoch cox.
| Major Mckinley said to them.
almost despair II being able To make my
! self heard by this great ass"mb.ag" OF my
! countrymen You come from different states.
! but with a single purpose. and that Is to testify
/ your devotion TO m, principles Of III" great -
/ publican party. CAiplauscD You com" not as
! partisans for this year partisanshiI counts FOR
! little. Patriotism l. uppcrmos. In "Ver% man :
| heart. and in every nome beneath the nag You
! come from different States. but you carry IN
same flag IN your l2nds. the glorious "ld stars
! and Stripes 'appldus'). and you carry the same
/ sacred principles In your hearts. "'r'at 'h"'f-
! ingJ
| ! am glad To NEE; and greet every one Of
YOU her. AT my home to-day. ! wish might
! Civ every one Of YOU IA warm clasp "i IN"
hand. You have my high regard and sraiitu IL
| for the interest you are showing IN tn" ttl-
! uinph of National honor. patriotism ana pro-
! tection ,Contirucd applause Parties do not
make issues: issues make parties Men VINO
think alike act together-ths vast crowd thinks
alike and they propose to act together on the
! third day Of November. ,'iirs "I You are
| right" and tremendous applausrJ
! W.. love our institutions because they are The
! free,t and best in the world We have not only
/ The best country In the world. but w have the
! best, did have, three or -four years ago taugh-
ter and APPLAUSE. the best manufacturing e.
| Establishments in IN. world. and We have tinplate
mills and the best railroads In In" world CAP
plauseD We have also more miles OF railroads
| than any GoVernm"N In the world. Ana we iur-
njsh the nations of the world. many or them
with oils which come principally from the neids
| of PENNSYLVANIA. tGrcat applause We iur-
| nish the world with tools that come from these
several States We have not only the best man
! ufactores and the best railroads and the most oil
| them but we have the best money In the world
! Continuous cheering) We have more gold III
| the United States than any other Government
| excent France and Germany. We have more sill
| yer than any Government except lndia aho
| China Every doll{r We have-gold silver and
| uap.r-is worth 10y cents wherever trade goes
and in every mart ahd market place In the world
| Great aIplause)
Now what want to do IS to get back wha,
| we LOST i'm 1S.2 ,Cres Of That's what and
| .n,lause) Now when have done that. ther
we want Ia see 10 il that the money Of this coun
| try shall he preserved untarnshrd and the honor
| of this Government unsuled. Then, more thaI
| that we want the whole world to know that thi'
| is a Government Of law tapplause) ana Gov
| eminent by law. and that beneath that Govern
| ment and around that Government stand tUn"
600 Of free people. who love the laws they helpeC
| to max (Applause)
Major Mckinley addressed with the Fort wayne
railroad men a delegation from Cleveland. compris
! ing cmploycs OF the American Wire Company. o
the Harbeson- Walker Stove Fire Brick COMPANY
of the on Well Supply Company OF Plttsbu-g, o
the H. T. Nail Works. the Cleveland Hardware
Company and the Kiby Company. J. w. Suiher
land spoke for the wrcworkers and Charles 7
Daley for the other Interests
TWO DELEGATIONS IN ONE.
The next delegation came from vcnango County
Penn There thousand voters In H. y I
Lewis introduced tho spokesman. Thomas Nc
Cough 4 delegation OF 100 students from Woos.c
tOhio, College marched up at the same time. An,
r. A. crawford introduced them. Addressing IN
two delegations. Major Mckinley made speech
that was heartily appauded.
TALKING TO OLD SOLDIERS.
The eleventh speech made TO 700 members @
the Union Veterans Patriotic League Of Pittsburi
and Allegheny County. The old soldiers brough
with them a score OF battle-scarred and taticre'
Gags W r. Bradberry and Colonel g. +. McKenn;
were the spokcsmen. and J. u. Stewart presented
10 Major Mckinley horn. tho first one ina
sounded in honor OF I.ncon's first election Ii
Allegheny County. Major Mckinley addressed tn
veterans follows:
Nothing has touched me more deeply in al
the interesting weeks of the past than the pres
ence of this large body of veterans from ALE
ghany County. Penn tApplause) | greet you
not as partisans. but comrades Great ap
plause) There ~ No name dearer or closer ~