Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-10
SCENES AT CANTON.
The City Crowded With Enthusiastic
NtR.Hlly Delegations.
THEY COME wrn ryrm TRAIN.


cay arrived hul0fc uhWn. Inc hutNNus
some thirty uains, scheduled TOT the
lay, threaten 10 swamp the town. The
fiut event at the Mckinley nome was
meeting At o l'ci0cs nt whioh Leb.
anon and Reading, Pa, furnished
Twelve carloads Of people aud Lansing
ami Central Michigan eight carloads.
rho Pennsyivanians were intfoducsd
by Attorney Gabfiei Manner Of LIB
anon; tho Michigan people by d. Is.
Anger.
Scarcely ha the tifst crowd vacated
tho ground when the shouts OF
second canning up TIC streets were
heard. rhis Wa composoi Of the
Hardware meuis sound money club Of
Huading, p, Tor whom Malur J. II.
Kenny, was aroktsman; ana railroad
mon from Rock Island, Ills, tot
whom ID T.. Sweeney spoke.
Major Mex mi y's third address was
10 u delegation ff1m Lluiavillp,
KY, which came Ia special tfaiu VI
niue aches. Tue party was largely
made up Of gold standard Dimocthlic
club. Mayor dnofgo ID. roul was the
aplkosmAn.
Al noon the streets Of Canton were
eros doi with delegations itom miles
hrouud. The sidewalks were flllul
with men aud womon cheering the
paradrru who arc enthusiastically 70.
turning. 10 10 impossible 10 gut all the
crowds waiting Of tue connecting tail.
road lolnu into Canton before event
AMI pltsibiy Dot before 10
o'clock tonight win Nil tue
great demonstrations which are seen
n.mnst uaily In Canton, nothing
yet approached the scenes today. Rail.
road men NJ uoou report that 200 caT
! ioads arc hato or Oh their way. Ihcfu
Afr bands ~ music every where. Thu
weather u finr. Major Mckinley "
In magnificent Voice.
KtSLEY's aruEcL
In hia nf.t rrurcn today % tho re.
publican Ciub 40 Lebanon county aud
Lanning. Mich, Republican,, Major
Mckinney uaiui "rhc best thing IN
I this wuFlI next 20 liberty IL labor, and
/ tho best thiug Ia labor " thc oppot.
/ tunity TO work. Thia u an opportunity
Tor which We Ill arc striving this year
/ aud which We hope through n change
OF policy m tne administration OF thv
government aud laws q unj0y 10 n
iarger degree than Ne have uons the
Last three aud "a halt yeaIs. WHAT We
/ want more than suyining, ana In order
TO giant ihis opportunity 10 labor, 4,
the restoration of confidence. With
confidence shaken, money Boeks hid.
I ing place ana goes out o. the channels
Of business and Legitimate investment
aud nway from farming. mAnuiaosur.
/ Ing aud other onitrpfiscs. l do not
know n single better illustration Of the
value Of confidence 70 thu county tbsn
IL found in our experience tue
lsst twenty years. You will o..
member thst the country tosumsi
/ enscis payments ON January 1,
| 1870. We hat Outatsnling then,
a. We now have Saij, 100000 what N
commonly known ua gTueuhauS cur.
rcncy; every dollar OF that from that
dalO was fvdcomablo Ia guli upoa
presentation ~ tue treasury OF tue
United Siates. 10 great was the con.
idtncc Of the people IN tho ability q
the country that from 1879 10 1903 but
f0tty.six million dollais were pfeselt.
cd for redemption, GnJ gold taken CUT
iorty.slx million dollars Ia fourteen
years. and yet In the last three and
half years since confidence has been
disturbed mote than s2O0,O0O,O 200
gieunbAcks hava bsen urvsontud To
the treasury VI the United States
tor resumption and gold taken
oui. The gold reserve, therefore, wa,
enofOachcu upon anu from TINS u
time We have been compelled 10 bar,
row money 10 put gold into the treas
ufy Of tue UulIed SlAies. Now, ths
I 4 4 A A.. IA.
uuiy OF the government iirst TO raise
enough mousy 10 run the government.
We don't want auy deficiencies Ia thu
public treasury aud II We have no de
iiulonclea We Will have no debts, aud
N We have no debts We viii havs ma
boudr, aud when We have no dtiici
enclrs everybody will have oou ndono,
"a tho solveucy VI toe treasury OF thu
United Slaioa.
Mckinley then proceeded with
declarations In iAvor VI protection aus
ga good hundred cent dollar ior labor
METHODIST BISHOPS.
CAHTos, Oct. 10 Fiuy bishops.
conferences officials aud prominent
members Of the A. ~. Il, conference,
committee, with greetings from thu
centennial Jubilee conference now In
session ia New York CITY. were given
a cordial greeting by Mckinley. They
represent, according TO theirspoke1mgn
bishop George W. Clinton, nearly nal
a million communicable. ana by ih,
came authority 90 PCT cont Will vot,
lot the Republican parry.
COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS.
An address WIS delivered to q thou
sand or more clmmsToial tfhveler
from II cnester n, y, Indianapolis
Ind, Man Held aud the territory sur
Founding theio conieIa Those dele
cations conEtilu cd ouo Of the mos
distinguished appearing crowds ye
addressed. Introduction addresse
we're maize by l.. Il. Drombefser i0
Mansfield; J. L., Gufll hs for Indian
spots, w. J. Taylor, Rochester.
Tbs Maryland q. A, II. oiu0, one 0
tho most distinguished delegations o
tho day, will remain fora parade ani
msfA meeting in The Tabarnaels 10
night And until noon tomorrow, Onl
OF the most earnest Addresses Mchin
ley has delivered was Ia response 4
Gen. Theodore n. Land, who spokl
tor tho Maryland visitors.
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