The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-16
Republican Campaign Set Afloat 10
the Canton Majors State.
THEY ALL AGREE FOR BOTH COINS
But Insist Upon Depending On Inter
national AGrssmsnt-shsrms and
Foraker Deliver spsschss.

elror and Hon. Steward Woodiord c
Brooxlyn, n. Y. The meeting, were hel
In au imnense tent on East Broad stree
tho city having 10 auditorium larg
enough to accommodate the crowds A
tho afternoon meeting fully 1900 peopl
were crowded into the tent. The larg
Attendance was great surprise, as
was feared tho extreme warm weatne
would interfere.
Governor Bushnell presided at thc after
noon meeting, being introduced by Hon
Henry c. Nlylor. chairman OF the Frank
lin county republican executive commit
tea The governor made u brief speech
Ho said tho PEOPLE from all parts OF thr
state were present to open a campaign
that VIII elevate 10 tho hi.h.st Offc. IN
Tho sif. of nne people OF the Un.ted states
Il distinguished son Of Ohio, aud thai man
wac Wiilism Mckinley. The speaker re-
nl.2ided his hearers that no ONO candidate
Tor the presidency was eyer defeated ea-
oept the frs1 and greatest or them ali.
Abraham Lincoln was q native Of Ohio.
IN responisa TO question from the gov
errvor 40 10 WHISTLER the people would
pretk the custom tins time. there wcre
IN" governor then expressed himself as
haNhg too much falth N the people 10
think fhat they would dnfea' n republican
cb0fhhtrs this fan If all time-. iio re-.
,nindct hiss hearers that four years ago
fbe drinOcrats save grower 'icP.land and
y promise # tariff reform Now atrsr
your years OF Einer.ug. they ask the poo
yle TO accept Bryan and uul0una ,nont,
a. a cure for al the ilis 70 watch nc4h Z,
hrf' 10 for MS life. could no, imagine
When Governor Bushnell Introduce,
s,"nsior john $ "rmhu. tho vogerlsIr
biatcHin7u advance ga Tho 'front.' Of th.
struck mp '1'ee Slar spanrlei Hanre,
ar sherman stool calmly survevlu., tho
crowd tufll the A1r1 r.ssrd ultytur 10
iI"Id'"i 'l7 fl"ecn hs saying t-ut inns-
'iVh as n" wished 10 dn-lRf ql,stious
- iupnrHuce tu "vcf1 citizen in III.
Ni:"1 stat ,ts Wei aa n Ohto. he wouil
- N1 Fptn'h in order io exact b s
H'aismerf" Continuing h~ said.
Mr. Chairman and Fellow Citizens 4
oiii@'n u ohio las teen seiccteI by To-.
ropnhhcan National convention ia their
candidate for president of Tho trniot
state. etl wr owe here 10 rairy and SUP.
port his nomination. We take pride Ia
"iAiam aicriuity. not only Tor thv honor
conf"rfea ria 'h.o hi the convent Oh but
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tN at "lU.o. 'tc El, ~ tiat sIitc l.s hoy J
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va htfe and loyal that aa q III, uibet |
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