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

nrasarvnd forever Great cheerng) The lib
erty which you achieved means respons,o' IA
and that means duty Duty Is zoo ,h Law law su.
when once obtained Is saie' anu 'he Ia" "
preme. Great applause)
COUNSEL TO YOUNG MEN.
,,o s,or,,r. penublican League Of Cincinnati. a
fine body OF Young men. were the next callers. -
O. Benedict spoke eloquently FOR them, anu MAUI
Mckinley replied as follows:
Mr. Benedict and Gentlemen: 1t gives me
great qualification to have this ciup; wn'cn ,
have known for so many years ana nave seen
participating in so many political campaigns II.
the past here to-day. Four weeks from mex.
Tuesday the voters of the country VIII exerc'sc
their sovereignty. Great applause) III Is d
spectacle that cannot he witnessed in any other
country on a single day from sunrise 10 sun
sol, 20 600 600 Of free men. by the use OF 'i'
ballot will determine what policies sha PrrN an
and LEGISLATION he enacted in this country. iheIc
is no duty serious as that deNolN"ls uI,o '.n,
American citizen. This year differing S""l'N "n'
from former wears the people Of this country ar"
alive to tho importance Of the QUESTIONS .ha, a.,
now engaging public attention inns YEA, ,
ci,,zen feels that the contest Is linked with nome
Groside and family. and wages employment an"
prosperity: and the people OF the COUNT! .,' s
year intend give their votes for tha' ta'S an
for those principles which VIII elevate H'i,c,i",r
| citizonsbip and increase the honor ana glory vi
tho American Republic. Great applause ,,o
I am glad TO know that the young men OF ,mo
United States are enrolled in the great f'Pup'..
| can cause this year. IT is worthy their pest ni-
forts and highest endcavors ~ appears ~ rno
/ ieh patriotism. II cNOkeS the f'she'' "'7f''
/ tions Of the American citizen. 'HPp'auNe'
| Turning from the Cincinnati audience. which was
,,,sa.d IN the street before him. Major Mckinney
received from committee repre@eh'''S Wv Nv
chanics and silversmiths Of the Mauser Mah"lao'
/ uring Company. Of New-fork' hahoSo'"e
yaec The specch OF presentation was maze ny
corco D.ssarr Major Mckinley responded with
a few pleasant remarks
WHEELMEN OFT IN FORCE.
, ur of ubee,men radiant In costumes Of
aav coIors and with brilliant pennants. came swift
! " by a few moments later. There were wheelfneh
! IN large numbers from frttsburg. Cleveland bui-
! falo Chicago Cincinnati and other points. Ator
! listening TO excellent speeches from W. T. VIII
! Jams Of Chicago. and W. w. Watts oil LOUISVILLE
| Major Mckinley said:
You very welcome to my home. foii'ica'
/ clubs on wheels novel in political contests.
| and are truly American. Their presence MAJ Ms
a new era in campaign work, and congratulate
! YOU upon the Inauguration Of this mighty force
/ I'm American politics. Rapid transit In this mover
/ form depends largely upon single condltion'
| good roads great cheering and ringing of hi
| cycle bcs). and | believe in them 'C'reat APP
plause) Good roads are progressing win re-
| markable advancement I'm every part or our
wonderful country. 1t Is matter Of coneratu-
! Iation that most Of the States. Influenced al
most entirely by your efforts have pressed the
| subject home upon the people with gratifying
results.
The Americans eminently practical
people. and were quick to see both the CON
| venence and utility OF this beautiful machine.
go simple and perfect in every part ana so well
designed as a whole that prejudice could not
avail against its pride nor prudishness nor
! fear prevent It's widest use by men women and
/ children everywhere. applause and ringing OF
bes)
would not he possible in any other country OF
the world IL II n spectacle long To be renem-
| bcred and II is at once an inspiration ana an
education. Bicycle riding Is useful not ony l2 Il,
health and recreation but in business and in al
| mos, every department ~ human exertion 10
describe the modern bicycle says a recent writer
! is To try To- follow bullet in its flight u-augh-
| ter and APPLAUSE This nobody would undertake
| t. do The cyclist believe, has beaten the pest
time ever made Ivy horse and has almos, sur
passed in speed the fastest engines IN me word
lContinuel cheering and tinkllnG of nelst
! The speed of the wheelmen would be- extremely
useful for a potica. party II distance w"Fr ths
test Of it's running Qualities ''reat !auRn'"l anu
| cheers The size 81 political party, however
/ l. in the strength ~ It's cause tApplausr anu
cries If Hear Hear lts running puaIltieS
/ rest upon It's principles ana now Tar 'hvs' ~
/ clples shall command the conscience IN" con-
ddence and the intelligence OF the American peo-
THE PEOPLE AROUSED
Those principles were never stronger ana
never directly appealed 20 the interest "i 'he
American voters as now ana never within your
kruwledg. or mine except in the days OF the
/ war has tn. Republican cause 50 ABSORBED pun
lie thought and commanded earnest eff"rt on
H.. part OF the people as this year. Never We're
/ her
cause-never In all our history. ,AppIausel
Never was so much individual effort apart
from the work Of the campaign committees
performed by Democrats and RepuhlcahS ana
men Of other parties now; never were men
81 all races and natOnaliti"s employ 'nts ana
/ rrnf.ssions So earnest for the success or the
| Nepublican cause a. to-day. me women are
alik,. int crest ed they want good laws. good poll
tics and good government. and hold Them quite
AS necessary for their "eliar" ana happiness rs
for their husbands or brothers. or fathers. Cap
paus"J I'll 49,, a, .
whcenen ~ this country representing az they
IA M, homes the nresdcS and professions OF the
country were ever Interested In a political cam
p,igu bcfor. What but mighty cause would
hiring five thousand whe-ln"n from different sec
lions Of the country {" Canton To pay VISIT I" u
Presidential candidate Of IA political party. Your
visit demonstrates the earnest feeling OF the
people their deep solcitui' in the outcome OF
! IN. political contest. Tn wheelmcn know as
we'll az any part of our population what good
roads mean and tov much easier 1t IL t" make
| PROGRESS and tim, over them than over poor
roads They know. too that for three ana Il
half years this country has been travelling over
a rocky road tremendous applause, tuIl 81
Iuts and covered with obstructions. ana a. a re-
suit the American people have had very hard
road TO travel Great laughter and applause
They want an Improvement. Thry not ohly want
better roads for their wheels. nut they want
every obstruction removed from the great Ma
| tlcnal highway. so that the wheels or Industry
viii start in every factory and mill In the United
States Great cheering)
The krHNood ''Wt luD o Hi''b"' 7''s "'''''
the bicycle parade went by James X Dunn WIS
chief marshal
TO AN-AMERlCANS
Major Mcknleys day OF speech making close
at nightfaIl with an address to nearly 2oOD 30
hrinan- Americans from Cleveland. L. j. SLACK
L. ". Sykora were the spokesman. MAJOR Me
kinley spoke to them as follows
Ny Fellow Citizens: feel honored 10 have TINS
visit from my feow-cltizens OF Bohemian and
;avonic descent, equal citizens of this Re
public. and all alike acknoW Lodging allegiance
To the beautiful flag which you carry. tap
paIIse and waving Of American hags) Love
OF fatherand only tends to make better lover
for our adopted land. (Appause) congratu