The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-09-26
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a year ago, conferred upon me very
distinguished honor. / trust I may
never disappoint it's confidence. ZAP
plause and cries of you never WILLY
Now, my fellow citizens, what we want
this year is to cast our ballots for chat
party and for those principles which
will secure to us the greatest prosper
ity. (Applause.) We want no idle
men in the United States (applausel;
We want no Idle mills in the United
States (renewed applause); and to the
end that we may have neither idle mills
nor idle men, we must do our work in
the United States. Great cheering.)
You may disagree with me, butsI be-
lieve in protective tariff (Tre-
mendous applause and cries of 80 do
we.D Then, my fellow citizens, hav-
ing secured a tariff that will defend
American interests, we want to continue
the use Of the good dollars we have
had since 1879. (Great applause.)
We want no clipped coins
in the United States. (Renewed
applause.) We want no debased dol
lars any more than we want debased
labor (applause), and when men have
given a full days work to an American
employer, we want that American en-
ployer to pay in dollars as good as any
dollars anywhere in the world, and
worth 100 cents every day and every
where. Tremendous applause.)
Il thank you most heartily, gentle
men, for the kindness and the courtesy
of this CALL
THE THIRD DELEGATION
was from Wyandotte county, O. It
arrived at noon and marched at once
to Major McKinley's house. The
spokesman were General NJ T. Kirby
and P. Cuneo, a Republican editor,
who is a native of Penoa, Italy In
response to the remarks of the spokes-
man Major Mckinley made brief
speech, in which he said that we must
have in the United States an American
policy-a policy that will take care of
our own, that will defend our own.
(Applause.) If we do not do that. no
body will do it for US. Cries of That's
rfght) And fortunately in this country
we have the power among ourselves
the mighty ballot-to make Just such
an administration and executive and
legislative policy as we believe will
subserve the highest and best inter-
ests of all the people Great applause)
Now, yours is a farming population; I
know all about your county. What
you want in Wyandotte county is to
have somebody want,
AND WANT BADLY,
what you produce on your farms
(cries of That's right,'O and I have
discovered that the farmer always gets
better prices when lot of buyers are
hunting him up rather than when the
farmers are hunting up the buyers.
applause and cries of That's right.')
Now, what the farmer is interested in
further is when he has a customer +.
whom he sells his good bushels of
wheat in a full round measure, ne
wants to be paid in a good, full round
dollar applause and cries of Good,
good,') an uninterrupted and undepre-
ciated and never-to-be deprecated dol
lar. applause and cries of "Hurrah
for McKinley.0 That is svhat the Re
publican party stands for this year
Among many other good things it
stands for the honor of the govern
ment. It stands for the honest pay
ment of all public debts. It stands for
public honor ard public interest"
Tremendous cheering)