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

The next delegation was also f"nhsFIN"''i ""'
II was made up Of citizens from warren "n" '"'
est counties and numbered on. Tho spokesman
was g p. Rucln In responding to his remarks
MAJOR Mckinley said:
~ over had any doubt about ihe extent oi
tho nonulation ~ the State II Pennsylvania
that doubt has been removed sine" the 81 LOUIS
Convention daughter and applause 'n. .
that / have had III honor ~ call ron hr"'i'
All Western Pennsylvania ana 80 lar '."' az
Harrisburg: all coming upon IN" Sam W,rTl""'
al determined upon the same "n' th, 81 ,"',
tr,huting their part To- the success OF the sranu
est PRINCIPLES that were ever acN"ca''1 Nv "'is
poliiical party and FOR the greatest party j..
the world Great APPLAUSE
We have had IN this country sinc" W" ''Sln
ming Of the Government thai "f i"o I'h' NJ
sygterns; one has been known a the t"FiH .'''-
rcvenuc-onlv syeten. and the other has been
known az the protective system. We had hau
90 oxn.r,enc. under the former FOR 80 many
long years that the people had totally i"iE"'t'"
the distress which was the result OF ,hr IN
auguration Of that system. We have had som"
experience with II during the las, three years
and a half. a voice: We don't want any
NOR. Of IT. thought Ard. az my friend sny s.
we don't want any more OF ". 'Appi"use' inns
ia one Of the .rincs YOU have chance To vote
ON on the third day Of Novrinber-iN VOC"
"We will be right there, )-Whether YOU want
any more Of IT, or whether YOU want less OF IL
w, have had historically the greatest pros
perty In this country ever enjoyed when We
have been under the protective system w =
have had the greatest preston. the worst
nonlcs and the most universal distress when We
have been under the tarin-for-reNcnue-oh,y ~
tom "a voice: That's no lie" and APPLAUSE
Tho tariff for-rcvenue-Only system has but one
aim. and that is to raise revenue me pro
tective system has that aim. ana. IN ahdltioh I"
that has the further aim Of protecting Amer
can interests. American labor ana American
markets Great applauseD
The protective system has proven IN our ms
tory TO be "A better rcvenue-raiser than me rfNe-
me tariff system FOR under II wc nave always
been able to provide sufficient revenue TO cor
duct the Government. Will" under ih' 'ai
for-revenue-only system We nave not III 'l' ',s'
three years and Il half been able 10 PToNIhc h"'-
ouate revenue to meet our public necessities
60 that as p revenue producer the tarin system
inaucuratcd 10y ths Administration has sig,
nally and utterly failed. II has not only falle'i
| In raising revenue for the Government put IL
has brought injury to practically every Ah'eri-
can interest It has favored every other ma
| ton but own, and we are suffering as Il
| Now that is one phase Of our cont ntion this
| vear unnn which YOU viii vote. The other is
| whether we shall have a good round. sound
! dollar with which to do our business, or Whethcf
we will do our business with n deprecated
| changing currency. The Republican party, as
| YOU know believes I'm the protectiV" system ana
| inst as firmly and earnestly believes In an non
| est dollar with which To measure the exchanges
| of the American people. Great chcerihE' ano
| a voice; We will take lo0-ccnt dollar"D Ny
| friend here suggests VIII take the IoV-ceh'
| dollar That's good enough FOR us ana us GOO.
| enough for ali mankind, and when they tam
| about this Nation having surrendered lts IN
| depepdencc because il won't adop. the Chinese
! system Of finance | send back the reply ina
there is no independence in the United states u
which dishonor attaches. Great applause and
n voice: no Chinese currency for us.D
clinton County ,Oho, farmers to the number Z"
500 followed the last Pennsylvania delegation 'iin
ton County Is in the rich agricultural section 81
| Central Ohio and its citizens arc among the mos
PROSPEROUS farmers In the world. 1t IL n s'ronf
| Republican county. These facts were brought on
| by the spokesman. Judge \. w. Doaf
IMPROMPTr SPEECH TO FARMERS
Major Mckinley had not been Informed OF tn
coming Of this delegation and his remarks wer'
wholly imprompiu. lie said;
The argument here in Ohio was long age
| made and the people Of Ohio have more thai
| once passed upon the questions when are nov
engaging public attention. | remember IN M
| first campaign ! made as your candidate To-
Governor one OF the planks In the Democratic
platform was a declaration for the free ana uh
limited coinage Of silver. for almost the mrs
time. probably for the first time In the histor.
OF our State that any political party had mad
that declaration We joined issue with tn
Democratic party upon that platform, submitted
our contentious 10 the people. ana the voters o
Ohio gave to the Republican ticket a naJorit.
larger than ever before save. and except one
since the close Of the great civil war. Indeed
/ feel that Ohio has spoken against this financial
heresy three or four times. know that ON
people solid on the question or Protection
(Cries OF Right you are") ! have heard iron
them many times upon that great proposition
and | know they will stand this year the
have stood In all the years or the past, Tor
doctrine that gives work and wages and mar
kets and prosperity the American people
Great applause) Not only are we for SCUM
money and a protective tariff. but we are for
government OF law. Great cheering.) We ar
for the supremacy Of law, and We believe In al
incorruptible judiciary, which has been our bul
| wark I'm every time Of trouble and every crisis o
cur history. We value public honor as We valu
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