The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-06-22


CANTON. Jane sl-Suaday has
brought temporary peace and quiet 10
the citizens Of Canton, Aside fro:a the
profuse decorations that greet the ESQ
on every hand. there has Seea no sign Of
the surriaE scenes OF the past week. II
was bright and beautiful this HosnIns
when Major Mckinley and Mrs. General
Russell Hastings, accompanied by Cap-
tain Hcistand. the majors right tand
man. drove 10 the First NJ. =. church,
handsome structure two locks trom the'
pubi!s square Governor Mckinney,
thirty years aEu, was superintendent OF
the Sunday school Of this church. while
his wife was Sunday school teachef "
the FIrst PresyIeT.na church two blocks
west. In which they were married tNeEi-
ty-t,yr. ys.rs ass TIE church was
crowded and Governor &ckiuley's fel-
low church members gave him a warm
greeting F!fty newspaper reporteie
were present. The pastor pr, r. 4. Ia
mupds, chose fuE his text, Make your
| calllnc and election suTe. for u ye DO
these things " shall never fail
Or. EdmundS made his sermon per
sonaily applicable ard be refeTrSd IN z
happy manner 10 the result Of the 81
Louis GUN taslhh8i IaHh ahhsA - -A--'
mon were these thoughts.
We have just passed through week
whose Significance none are disposed 10
underestimate. The highest attain-
| ment OF free government: was illustrated
ana the sacred privilege ot American
citizenship exercised in the choice OF
men and measures reprsscRttnE ! vast
number OF our fellow citizens
As one OF the first conditions % haN-
| inE a sure election, we must announce
our candidacy. No man would lie cred
tied with political Sagacity who hopes
FOR the sQfiCaEes q his people In attain-
ing Office, yet allowed no announcement
beyond the uneXpTrsSed desire of bis
heart.
"A second rCduIrTncnt OF a sure elec-
tiaR IS ts have \ platform and then
! stand upon it. II is your privilege, u -
Your Necessity TO be absolutely fearless
] in this world Of everything save the dts
favor OF God. True courage comes trNfn
right being and right doius. Two other
conditions OK successful Christian can-
dldacy 1 group under one head. They
! are caution and enthusiasm. Tiiete
l rests upon the candidate the responsi.
| bflTty OF carafulassS. which be Is in duty
bound to regard Men put forward as
standard bearers by all political parties
! recognize this obligation, and with
studied care, guarding word and act
that their cause may not Euffer. What
on the part Of other men would be In
consequential. from him would oe
startling and disastrous, You have yet
In mind party which attributes III
presidential Wateriso 20 three words
untimely SpOken" the doctor ota
not utter the words, rum, Romanism
and rebellion"
Al the conclusion OF the services GoV-
ernor Mckinley gave his arm 10 his aEed
| mother, who, at ciGhty-ssven, is a re!lus
| lar church -Ener. and escorted her to her
/ modest carriage at the church door.
| HIS wIfe's health does not permit her
| attendance at church. To-day, how
ever, she listened to the services by tele,
| phone.
This afternoon Governor MCKINLEY
and wife. accompanied by Gen. and NlFl,
Hastings. took short drive. They Just
] escaped terrific wind and rain storm
which destroyed many handsome dec.
orations, blew down trees and burned
out trolley motors, (,
hOasands ofuthSrs.
Postmaster Monot has had large
/ drawer. as larSa as several Ordinary
compartments. set aside Tor the Trest-
dental nominees mail To-day when
| Fred, the colnred attendant at the Mar
ket street home. weat for the mtil he
| found morc than he could carry and
/ had to hall a carriage 10 come hone 10,
| As be undertook to gather the tlshuy
tied bundles OF letters IN his arms and
step from the carriage 10 the stone curb.
! his strength failed him. \ thousand
/ of the letters aud more went 10 the pave
mcnt and he had 70 make two trips to
/ carry them into the house. and when
| they were assorted, and tthe Governor
hnd opened them. among them was this
i one from an ohio statesman Who hAu
] brsp a presidential caadidatc eeveral
| times himself. hut whu Is devoted
/ friend OF Governor Mckinley. who Stocd
| - loyalty for him and refused TO stand
as n candidate TO the convention OF 1855
MANSFIELD. Ohio, Junc %, 1895.
Hon. William Mckinley. Canton. Ohio.
my Dear Slr:--I have not hurried
| In sending you my congratulations Tor
| your nomination az the President u thu
| United States, bHi they are not lCFg
hearty and sincere viii gladly do
! election. Give to Mrs Mckinley my
good wishes, In which Mrs, sherman
Joins. Very truly yours
Senator Cushman X. Davis, Of Mlnne-
sofa. who witlElrcw as NreSideptinl catt-
| dIdatr the day Of his states Rcpuhlheln
| convention. had also written aud thta
| Is what he said;
st PAUL, MINI, June 81.
| "Hon William McNtuiuy, Canton, Ohio,
Dear sir Permit me 10 add my cons
| Erutulat,Ons II the many that YOU Nr0
| receiving, Your nomination IL u fuls
| tlment and realization " RcNuhilran
| principles decrccd by the people them.
| selves. | feel sure that history Will
| date from that nomination the greatest
epoch Of prosperity Tor the American
| people that they ever cniuyrd
Sincerely,
&C, X DAVIS"
Other notable c1nurntulations road;
J. t. Ddbbin, prealaent unAlp HeioPs
an League MINNEAPOLIS, wired ouI
| comrades ot thu Union Veteran Z fIl
! ~ this city tender you their hnAt3 con.
yratulitlOns, pledge their eaIuOa
pOrt and say that our North star ~
will give you next November toQ
| jority"
THE son W Abraham E.inc0lu'e PSl;t =
| iorl oppuncut IN o!drnfdRya IA Nli4S;S
| stephen A. pauglash Wifeds Nc
Kinicyism originated az term a. h .
proach has become thc only "a an u
| Success
II IS reported Tonight TINT NaYk
| Hanna. chairman Of thy RcpiAHtaN
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