New-York tribune., 1896-10-18


side and Grant aves.. LEoNTA New -Engewood. y: J.
coming since S o'clock this morning and sti'l
others are waiting TO be presented. This is the
year when people all want 10 vote Iney arr
ready now to vote. They know on which side
they mean TO vote. and they know the party
ticket they intend TO vote. They have had some
experience in the last three years and a half,
and that experience has been most costly. Not
single interest In the country but VIVA, mas M
| suffered. The Government has suffered In rs
revenues and the people in their wages and the
| prices Of their products. In fact everything
| has suffered but the glorious principles or the
| Republican party. Protection, honest money,
! public morals. reciprocity the National honor
| the public credit. all are emblazoned on the
! banner OF Republicansm this year. and rally
| ing around that standard are men OF all
| parties. all races all sections all creeds Tne
white man. the black man, the wage-earner and
! the employer. the professional man and TIE
| business man. all have united and stand upon
! a common platform, which platform Is for our
| country and it's honor. Great appauseD
! | have heard from your spokesmen to-day that
West Virginia's electoral vote this year VIII be
for the Republican ticket This assurance grati-
fes my heart 1t gratifes the heart OF every
| lover of his country.
The railway delegation. which came next was a
| large one There were 1900 men in line. One thou
| sand came from the Lake Shore shops In Jackson
Mich. $50 from the shops and yards In Cleve-
| land. and 100 from the Pennsylvania shops In
| Columbus The Michigan men were introduced by
Kells; the Columbus men by G. C. Corner
TALK TO RAILWAY MEN.
| In addressing them. Major Mckinley said
You are here from Michigan. Ohio and North
ern Indiana to testify your devotion TO the great
| cause Of public honor and sound currency with
which to transact business There Is not
| n wOrkingman in this audience who would no'
| rather work for a good road than poor road
| and there is not an employe In this great audi
| ence who would not rather he paid In good money
| than in poor money What you want iirst ana
| above all else is employment. What you want
| is to get or the payroll Of good railroad com
| pany. for you have 10 get on the payroll before
| you can get anything out OF that pay car bu'
in order to get on the payroH the ra'iroaus al'us
have business You know when business Is
| poor with the railroads some OF you are stricken
| from the payroll. You have experienced that u
the last three years and a half (Cries OF I'VE
| have"D What you interested in.therefore, Il
| in the general prosperity OF the country. We
want every factory in the land to be az WORK
CCheers) We want every mine IN me coun,IS i ~ ,
| to be busy. "A voice. Not the silver mines. MY
| friend saws no silver mines. We are Wiling ina
our silver mines shall he busy. / hope ever
one Of them will be busy, but II they were al
put 10 work and every mint was at work thel
would not furnish employment Tor one-third %
the idle men in this country who earn their llV
ing by toll.
womens club from Cuyahoga Falls and
railway men club from the same place ""r" IN
next callers The were cordially cheere'
spirited speech. The same speech Hhs also al
dressed 10 the employees Of the Walker Mannfaci
uring Company OF Cleveland. who were Introduce
by u. A. Park.
| A delegation OF 900 wage-earncrs arrived Tor
baltimore Md "A; 3 o'clock. !, took them jus
two hours and quarter 20 get near enough I
Major Mckinley to hear his voice j. A. Albcr
| smoke for the wagc-carncrs' club. ~ J. Collier
| for tho potters and ". .. Smith for the maker
| OF cotton duck
A TALK TO BALTIMORE VOTERS.
I, was o'clock when Major Mckinley stood u
to address his Baltimore visitors. He said
MARYLAND is one OF the mos, promising state
in the American Union She needs but IN
| reviying touch OF confidence. she needs bu
that magic touch that VIII start every lndustr
and every enterprise into active operation
| give employment tc the waSe-earncrs oi bait
! more and the State. Nothing has given me. !
all this campaign. so much pleasure and satli
faction as 20 feel that the wase-carners OF IN
! country are for the most pait ehIIsteh III /"
cause for which stand. 'cheersJ
/ know something OF the workingmen Of IN
United States know something Of the po
| ters ! know something OF the wage-cafheis
the great cotton and woollen mills and thi
all they wan; Is an opportunity 10 Work an an
10 do this all they ask il protection from ~
PRODUCTS Of other lands made by underpa
labor This my follow-citZens. you can r'g'
late by your own ballots Petitions. as one
your spokesmen has already said. count u
naught. Protests before the American '"i
] | count Tor nauBut Nv VIZ" -
= citizens voice counts most is on tnat supEe'i
q day-the election day What you want 10
5 ,s to elect "A Congress that represents y"'
,,evs then YOU won't need 10 resort TO pett'o'
IA regulate them or TO keep them from lhJuiii
rour industries Let the voice OF MaryIahd IN
, vear resound as the voice Of Maryland d!d n
year.
Pressing closely upon the heels OF the Baiumo
d.l.ga,ior was The Twelfth Ward Republican GU
| ., Cleveland 50, strong. James IL. toyt "a'
onokesman and Major Mckiniey's greeting '"
. cord,,l though brief for It was his eighteen
speech.
n xrpR AsKA SUGAR-MAKERS FOR M'KlNLE
= Grand Island Neb., oct 1.-THE Mckinney al
! Irohsrt club sent TO Major Mckinley by EXPIRE
Yesterday a sack OF 100 pounds Of beet sugar man
| featured in this city. letter accompanies L
Z ebinment in which the various facts as TO peet en-
ure are given and also the name OF the FARMER :"
+ | r,ieed tho beeis from which the sugar was mac
T. | coro.,e,cc is expressed that the victory OF Mchi
: | ,ovs cause means extension OF the sugar
| d,s,rv OF the United States, and wishes for
, | ,,cceqa are rendered. The sack containing I
. sugar is lnscribod "The Mckinley Protective Tar
[ | rostered This Industry and "Nebraskn's Outp
g I'm 1886 10000 Pounds"
$ | CONFIDENT or VICTORY IN INDIANA.
y cuNPMAN GowDY SAYS BRYANIsM IS GoI'