New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-02
MKINLEY MEETING IN KINGSTON.
VOTERS OF ULSTER COUNTY TURN OUT TO SHOW
THEIR pREsInE MI Al pREEERErNCE


THEIR PRESIDENTIAL PREFERENCE.
Kingston. " t. June Spectacular enthusiastic
Mckinley mass-meeting was held at the Academy
OF Music here tonight. The attendance was sur
prisingly good in view OF the fact that no special
effort had been made TO get out crowd Chairman
Sharpe. Of the Republican County Committee. said
IN an evening paper that he regarded the meeting
as gra,utou. indgnity 10 Governor Morton. In
addition TO the regmental band the Mckinley Glee
Club Of Saugertics. sang. George f. Matthews. of
The Buffalo Express" made the opening address.
He said tha, the chairman had mistakenly intro
cucei him as a non-officeholder He proud 70
be president Of the New-York Mckinley League. He
saw nothing rude in holding this Mckinley meeting
Just opposite the nome OF distinguished neghbor
over the river He glad 10 come here. because
ne thought there men here who did not take
orders from the man In lower Broadway.
Charles Rolls also Of Buffalo was the next
speaker and he made striking address, speaking
o. the benefits 81 protection and the evils Of boss
nm With much force He said it was to be fight
10 hnsh ana without gloves.
~, Mt Ha sbrouck in speaking OF Governor Morton;
n ne then sackeG Moqo
iTSsspy, ana said We have no Governor except
tn. The meeting was held 70 the national dele:
i i: that the people Of this. district demanded
us' they vote for William Mckinley for President.
DUCHESS DEMOCRATS FOR GOLD.
democrats to-day sounded the first call for sound
money that has been heard in their party in New
1"A State. Conventions were held in both AS
."0S districts 70 choose delegates to the State
'snuon al Saratoga on June a. At the Dis
. u'e, convention James w. Huxley chairman OF
"' democratic State Committee. offered the follow
ing resolutions:
Resolved IT,, -. so,a..... 4x..u,,. -.
Dutcbatic electors OF the lid Assembly District Of
lion ~ - County We regard the continued agita.
demand Tor the estabshment Of sny sysiem a Of
osssa,Hsm In the absence OF international CO.
sys.uon. as most disastrous 10 the business inter
e~x sno prosperity Of our country. We assert our
nmnuon that our Nation should adhere to gold
a%ss standard Tia money TO be used in the payment
.@her National or private debts. and denounce
~ EFFORT TO debase currency. and lessen
IN Sseot-psying power OF a dollar. as unpatrotic
~. contributing TO National dishonor, and the de-
se s.1n OF every industry In which labor and
WA are invested.
e resolution was seconded by Lewis Stuyvesant
snier, the young African explorer who was
~'sent as a delegate from Red Hook where he
" He made an eloquent address, and the reso-
,ss Un was adopted with great applause. similar
esn.uuon was passed by the LIST Assembly District
lsv ssnlion Delegates favorable to Chairman Hink
inventions
NnEAP MONEY AN OLD DEMOCRATIC IDEA.
81, darlington. June 1 (speciaD-P Wat Hardin.
,v ree-slver Democrat who was defeated last
LOT Governor OF Kentucky is in town to wit
the marriage tomorrow o. his son, the Rev
a. ~ hardin, TO the eldest daughter OF Vice-Pres-
stevenson. Discussing the result OF the Dem
uc primaries in Kentucky on Saturday Mr..
"ardn said:
a. ~''noush left Kentucky before the election
- was no question In my mind TO how things
g.. soihg Whenever the people OF the Demo-
h.. party have expressed themselves within the
r.s. "en'y-hve years on the currency question the
simply s oeen the same Saturdays victory
% minated the Democratic party in Kentucky FOR
Kentuckv o. cehtury II is not idea In
'eu and the old one has prevailed FOR NV pari
With sn On me Ist lid. Ill., Nth. With; With,
silver OF the Others am not surprised think the
sden The throughout the State equally
Sieu al 'SHnton and there will be a strong expres.
". as snzl,s SENTIMENT 81. Chicago.