The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-30
Mr.. M'KINLEY'S BUSY DAY.
Commercial Men Of Cincianati the
First to Arrive.
GrRaAN.AMrRlCANS COME LATER
En,husiastic Visitors Chssred and Waved
the United stntes F1ag Addresses
by the Candidate.

| ega lions scheduled 10 visit Major Me- |
| lLney to-day the first orrivcd at Ias q.
| IN. Ii WAS the commercial Mems Mckin- |
! ley Club No. OF Chlcago. 500 strong. |
| The Pennsylvania company 0rS In which |
| they came were gaiiy decorated and pro- |
claimed the identity of the occupants,
their staining point and their dcsiina-
ton on ran'~rvn either side o. the
train, reading, Commercial Mckinley
Club, No l. From Canton 10 Chicago.
| Numerous bannors were carried by tho
rommsrcisN men, conspicuous among them
beirg one on wnieh were tho pictures, OF
iar,' claspcd hands OF w0rlNugmen and
the words protection OF labor mi eapi-
tai. honest money IN 1926 to revive trade.
rtart Industries. increase WAGES aud re-
store National credit.
| The visitors were under command OF
ef Marshal Geosge Brown. Mho hnl
Haskell. Joseph lomoroy and Frank ~
IL WAS nearly 10 o'clock when the mem
beers of the delegation nnlsined brcakfas,
ana organzd tho parade 10 the McNih-
ley homo TO present their CONCENTRATIONS
and TO listen TO his Response. Ihofe was
and as the procession passed they IN W
1.-THE rear aud the crowd which surlpunded
the Mcklnley house and sent up n iniShy
lclcer rs The MAJOR appeared completely
filled the lawn and extended far out inio
the extended ahutting street. Mr. deorge
v.
mNtco Of the NW.lonal Commercial Tray
ccrs' assoctaf,on, made the PRECIPITATION
speech. lie was iuier'uptcd AT sh9rt IN
tcrvals NV applause. aud Mr. Mckinley
, stepped upou a chair to respond, tie
was given n most heart. ovation IL WIS
some moments before he could proccel,
| II would he plea SAINT 10 me personally
, to meet YOU ON any occasion. but Ii II
. peculiarly gratifying 10 meet You now,
aud confident devotion to The republican
, principles cnuncatcd by the national re-
purlican Convention of 1896. lScogniHe
YOUR Influence as ono Of the most positive
, incioGs In political contests and am gla1
, to know that tnis Year IN greater de.
glre than ever before
The commercial men OF the country arc
united N the cauac OF the republican
: party. tremendous che' riug) You have
rot, always ben IN speh close arsnment
Nuu have Ind experience. and for four
years, or nearly 20, YOU nave heon atteud-
ing the school In Witch all the rest ot
: ua have been pupils tGrcat lauehtcr) II
. lhaa husn a tree gchCoi (Rcnrwcd laurh-
A lfr) The tuition has been free, Con
tmued laughter) Bnt the ultimate coat
, has been way great tArplauao ana crcs
or "1hars-riEht"0 No body nf Ameri.
! can Gti2eua of equal number could prop
= crly have deeper iutorst N The sucorrs
OF republican principles than you, and
/, mono. I am SURE can dn So much 10 sc-
sure ing'r Ger'@n rumEnly q" y 2n " tS
4, all right, maior'O
y You are rot ouly carriers OF commerce,
. MI titHioIN ~ snnN0cncc, not only ai-
n NoealtJ OF progress. hut Promoters OF
v prosperity. Everywhere you inspire
:, either conhdopce on distrust. for You tell
:, the truth about tho condition Of the coun-
u try. You not only sell goods. but YOU
~ distribute Information among your Gus
:, toners. There Ia 10 more eersain baro-
a. netrr OF the buainrss OF the United Sttics
"a ihAn the statement Of the meii vi whict
" your body assembled herc Is rep cson
y tatiyc. You encourage the despondGht an(
u quicken tho tagging Into fresh ACTIVITY
. You give new hope aud 9.imnl Ac new
~ effort Ia that great body Of business mci
u upon whom % largely depends the re
T. NiVal OF business IN all phfys OF our coun
~ ny. AppIuusel WhAt W. w'tnt nuUv'
~ all else NY fellow citizcns, is cor.
fidcrcc. tChccrs aud CRIES of Good
good. } Aud We cannot get confidouc'
by threatening 20 feyoiuiioniHe AZ val
~, YES and repudlate OBLIGATIONS, both puo
'K lin and private 0EniQnsiasuc cheering.
You know the fhcrs of business and -
e. dlsrcl the theory of inc dreamer and th'
"a mi7s'atemegis Of iho demnsosue. ar
ono thing | ike about the commcrciu
n traveller Us thbt every one of them is tpl
y nc uH'led states Of America Great ap
~, loo - And always stand up for America
~ lChoersD We are nl members of th'
v great American family and thoso policies
W which are good for one OF US are good 70
all OF ny. Crles of That ls rleni'D
u, Those poiicies thal are gooi for III
N Western aud Central STATES are good 10
Is, tho West aud the great Northwest Can
n plausoD We have always practccd III
IT. golden rule. The hest policy Is 10 "liv
" and let live aud to buy aud s,ll in TIA
sss way that VIII beat promote tho good O
d all. NpplausoD What We want, gentle
ne men, Is n reciprocity thar IL Just TO our
w. selves as well to nthcf countries. W" "
~ baYo no policy by which we do not ge
~ as much as We give, and we VIII inau
-, eurase no reciprocity Vai takes fror
Iil American worklngmen a Single days wor
~ that they. can possibly. get Great ~
-" plause and cries Of 'McKinlcy's all right
10 We viii simply prove the policy that put
~ Amer can fiour Ia Havana free and give
- Nl... t.hs. Ia
" United States. Great choerlngl
- Turning 10 che financial question. MAO
Mckinley said; Honest money must a
A., ways bc the beat money. Nhccrsl That
d. the character Of the money We have I
"a circulation today, every dollar ~ wort
h. lQo cents IN every country Of tho world an
nr We propose to keep /, there " there
one kind Of money that is good In ever
civilized country OF the world and anothe
that passes In only some parts of N
world, the people OF the United states wi
never la cpnicrs with anything short
Il, tho best. Great applause
NY fellow-citlzons. our contest this yer
II n for the cOuniiy's honor and prosperiu
IS Tho need Of the hour ig work Tor wlllin
In handg work and wages for the uneu
.o,. poyed and chance FOR Willing hand
zee work and wages for the unemployed az
~, a chance 10 earn tho good dollars whc
NJ. are now Idle and are only waiting In the
r. dencc Great applauscD our contest
"a for the good faith or the Nation and n
Vs. welfare 81 the people and We can pr
he claim with confidence the Same supron
nd faith ~ the people MnI'h .upneN ',lhyn
I'm ielileencn and patr ism and Il fair r
III lance IN him who has never forsaken al
nd land are stu competent to nhlust IN II
he hest way All our Present difficulties
lc- fcrlna Of chats rightly IN this faith v
.nbmu our coG;ca;!on TO tho great tribu
al Of the people.
4 Thousand German-Amoricnns Of Clev
RI. land late IN afternoon made ono OF u
- most Impressive ana enthusiastic deicg
l..u gpf IN. ~ nm
ION Snisbcd in splendid style. the magnincci
* DEMONSTRATIONS OF tho day, conspicuous
old begun by the big commercial mems part
for from Chicago. The mcrchnn travellers ~
.ai thelr Canton coinrodes joined bN "
M Deilber- IIanpden Mckinley club, nlled
I'D mile Of street with red, white and blu
All Mckinley protection ana houlr moh,y "
home The GermaniAmercans and n
.housnnds that Joined them zach carr''
rs, nm American nag A. Major Meklnloy a