New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-18
MKINLEY WILL NOT STUMP
MR.. HANNA, WHO WILL ARRIVE HERE
TO-DAY, DECLARES so.
THE OUTLOOK THROUGHOUT THE WESTERN
STATES is MORE PROMISING" HE AFFIRMs

..ruE OUTLOOK THROUGHOUT THE WESTERN
STATES Is MORE PROMISING" HE AFFIRMs
-BRYAN's SPEECH A SKINNER"
Cleveland. Ohio Aug 17.-McKinley and Hanna
were in conference at Mr.. Hanna's home all day
Sunday. Mr.. Hanna said this morning: Inc
o,,,,ool throughout the Western States is more
promising than TWO weeks ago. and construe IT
a.. an evidence that the campaign Of education is
beginning TO tell We have the Chicago head
quarters thoroughly organized. and up to Satur-
sav night had scattered 15500000 campaign doc
uments in every section Of the country Ihis Is
mere handful compared to what will be sent out
There is a healthy and growing demand FOR Re
nublican literature. which in my opinion, demon
s,rates that the people want trustworthy infor-
nation. and are coming 10 Republican headquar-
tiers to get II.
.Vitbln a week or ten days we shall begin to
sAoo, or our oratorical artillery. 1t will come in
god season as the people will have then had
time TO digest some Of the campaign literature.
"1t has been given out that Mckinley will not
take the stump. and nothing has occurred 10
cause him to deviate from the original decision.
To settle the matter once for all. Mckinley VIII
not take the stump. Neither VIII ne ADDRESS ''e
G. A. r. gathering at Milwaukee.
AT present l canno: justly size up the East
day. All that I may say If Bryan's speech Is
that II was a SKINNER The last member Oh
the Executive Committee has not yet oeeh aP
poirted and the matter is still in aDeyance
at is all twaddle about my gong 10 Ne"
mort for the summer. I want the Unlteu-Hss
Gated Presses 20 state emphatically that am am
not going to Newport. 1t VIII take an ny INV The he
10 look afto, the campaign l don't see why M llie
nubljc should be interested in the dolnes Oh lily
family" A.,
Canton. Ohio Aug 17.-Major and Mrs NC
Kinley returned from Cleveland at O'CLOCK '"'S
afternoon They were accompanied by MIS-
Nvron II Herrick of Cleveland. VINO VIII oe
the guest Of Mrs. Mckinley for le" ia! 20
Tomorrow at IL o'clock several huholeu @ -, "
the colored citizens Of CleVeiahu VIII "a" ,ha
Major Mckinley They will come from s VA
1Sorest C'itv h. special train with band' anu
tbe Mator is expected 10 make them ioi'e
speech.
Marcus 4 Hanna, chairman of the Republican
National Committee. according 10 auIiOeS ..d eve
4, mis- city hopes TO get here in time 10 a''eiiI 80
-, 80 ,aofine, in Madison Square Garden to-nlsht
In writing ne was somewhat dubious aoout se..'"o
bera to-day but said that he would not De a'e' '''
vasnesaav morning Things have been '""ii'''e ~
soohlv NJ HEADQUARTERS since he left the ci,Y W.
ureek ago but he will find plenty OF work ior ii'''
to 90 wnee earned m Yesterday that Joseph H. Maney W
OF Maine would come 10 tne ,SS ctSS ne National
Hanna's coming visit ana f9n'eN Sn NT Maney who is
one OF The Eastern members OF nv me Maine campaign.
mittee. has his hands iu VIII i @ ~ The time until
af'ar me local election. Then ne VIII coA'e ~ -
York and take MS Place an AZ s and Senator Quay are
D,her neynbers of the Eastern tXecunIN ~, is
n,ttSc that VIII meet NJ Hanna, so II was learned
cApeC.SS" a. yy.i remain in the city ABOUT " "0''
when ne will return to Cmcaso'