New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-23

serve r. great appause). and SO I think the
protective principle is settled in the way 10 10, y
pointed out; and IN the way OF ~ snitie that
next November "a voice: I'VE VIII give YOU
CHARGE to settle it," and laughter ana apPa U.s. -
Do not forget. my fellow-ctlzens ina. ~ ties
require a Senate and House Of Representative
TO settle IT, "a voice I'VE Will get thhl' wv.
Having settled the question OF tne '"i, ~,
there is another question already se'.eu' , ba
which some people propose To unsettle' anu ,ii"'
is the money question: and we are OPP sea ~
any such unsettling as they favor Ihey P,o-
pose to debase the currency OF the couh ltS ~
free silver as they have degraded the laDor oi
the country 10y free trade. ceres OF INA.
rightr) We want in this country dollars worth
100 cents each: dollars as good as are T r1nnu
anywhere in any country of the world ina.
the kind of money have now; thats what
the Republican party gave this country, Iol
every dollar we have to-day OF every klnu mas
been given TO YOU for the most part by hepup,
lican legislation and every dollar of 1t Is goou
everywhere. and we propose to Keep II right
there. applause and cries Of That's what we
will do.)
STAND BY LAW AND ORDER.
Then there is another thing propose to do
We propose to settle 1t for all time that this is
Government of law tremendous appause) ana
a Government by the law, and n Government
that will not sell its honor and its public faith
for any price consideration There Is anoiher
thing. my countrymen from Indiana, that we
est judiciary Of the United States. We propose
in a word. to stand by free institutions
grand noble institutions they are-and spurn the
suggestion that there are classes in the United
States (Applause) Every honest man under
our flag is as good as any other honest man-and
we propose to keep him So and every man has an
equal opportunity under our laws Ia rise III TINS
country with any other. and bid the young men
who stand around me never to permit any bar
rers 10 be raised between one class of citizens
and another.
And now nv fellow citizens. am done. ex
cept to thank you for the courtesy and cordial
ity of this call | have been pleased TO receive
the gracious message of your spokesman that
Indiana will give a Republican majority oi ID
600 Loud cries Of I'VE will,') | want you To
remember that your statement is recorded
daughter and applause.) Ana as understand
II every one of YOU has indOrsed that state
ment Therefore you will all he bound to make
IT good. and II you will make IT good, then the
patriotic people from one end OF TINS country
10 the other will rejoice. | thank YOU my fell
low-ctizens and will be glad 10 shake each one
Of you by the hand" Three rousing cheers)
TO SPEAK FROM a STUMP HEREAFTER
IN addressing the crowds which gather about
h,s norch Major Mckinley has brought into ser
vice an old wooden chair. This bit Of furniture is
useful but II is by no means an ornament. Las
night he received by express from Tennessee the
stump Of huge hickory tree. The stump Is
highly polished. and 1t will he used by Major Nc
Kinley hereafter The following letter accompa-
MED the stump:
Knoxville. Tenn.
NV Dear Sir: The loyal people OF East Tennessee
are intensely in earnest in your behalf IN the pr
ont National contest. and being deslrous OF I'M
pressing that fact deeply and firmly on your nina,
I have by to-days eXI css sent 10 your auplcss
token of devotion as A people 10 the aus ~
good government which you 80 ably ana nttnsS
renrcecrt , Is desire and ambition 10 MOI"
nm your hands and cheer you to victory: Ihe con,
frb,ltion which make to-day is not only htehutu
10 hold up your hands In this momentOus conc
hut IL Is intended 10 sustain your entire pouS a.
well I; Is an ideal Republican stump from the
have YOU OH the stump In the South ms iaI!' we
hope you will do NJ the honor to deliver your nome
speeches from this Southern stump ~. ,,,,
Eas. Tennessee needs protection. Tor tina; poncy
must Of necessity become the future bul"hrko anu
strength Of tho Industries 10 be based on our MY
one-hundred square miles OF mineral territory. bu
the slough OF dcspond. We must have credit ana
10 obtain and keep our credit good we must deal
fairly and squarely with mankind. our people ut
terry repudiate reputation. II Is our nope ana
prayer that Tennessee may be found arrayed on the
side o. National honor and prosperity IN November
With great respect, am very sincerely
JESSE c. GRoNER Sheriff Knox County.
Among the kilograms received to-day were
the following:
Bryn Mawr Penn. Sept. 22.-Republican Club Of
Bryn Mawr and vicinity sends gree tirgs. 1t opens
campaign next Thursday with assurance OF an
JOHX r. VALENTINE. President.
Muncie Ind.--Wheolmen's Club just organized.
100 strong. sends greetings. A. L. SHEELER.
kilograms from Aberdeen S. D.. and Edgar
Neb announce the formation Of large women's
Mckinley clubs.