New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-26

and now the thought Of the people and the de-
sire Of the people is TO return to tn good ilnes
ran away-whiCh we have been regretting ever
since Applause and cries Of That's right.p
Nov my fellow-citiZens. what we want this
YEAR is 20 cast our ballots for that party ano
FOR those principles which will secure TO us the
greatest prosperity. applause and CRIES OF
"Thats what we want") We want no lole mel
I'm the United States We want no idle mills IN
the United States, and TO the end That we may
have neither idle mills nor idle men, we must
do our work In the United States great cheer-
ing) and not outside of the United States. IKE
neWed cheering and cries Of That's the stun
You may disagree with me- but | believe IN
protective tariff Tremendous applause ana
cries OF so do we"D | always have so beheVeu
and have never felt called upon To make any
apology 70 anybody anywhere tcries OF 'Good;
you don't have to.). for having been deVo'ec
TO the great principle which promotes ana en-
couraces American development and gives en-
ployinent and good wages 10 American WorkihS-
men tremendous cheering)
Then. my fellow citizens, having secured
tariff that will defend American interests. we
want to continue the use Of the good d0L!drs we
have had since 1879. Great applause) we wan,
no clipped coins in the United states ohehe"eu
annlause) We want no debaSed dollars any
more than we want debased labor applause
And when men have given a full 0aN Wolh w
an American employer. want that American
employer to pay in dollars as good &s any oo'-
lars anywhere in the world ana worth VIle
hundred cents every day ana every Nieie
tremendous Checrngl
Then my felloW-citizens. We want announcer
thing We want peace and tranquiilty ID 'ii Il.
United States cloud applause we want IL
established once for all that this is Govern
ment of law and by law. and now, as AWAY ;,
we are law-ahiding people ReneWed appIause
There is one thing are proud or ana 'nat
Is that the Republican party can submit Hs
principles to the workingman. to the farmer 10
the student. to the scholar to those OF every
calling or profession, with conf1ence pe eCo,
ITO nd
thank you most heartily. gentlemen for
the kindness and courtesy OF TINS cal. 1Vu
have travelled long distance, not 10 see M
nor 10 honor me. but to honor the great cause
which for the moment l represent SapPause,,
and TO testify by your presence your ueI t IN
III. great principles OF the Republican parry IN
which YOU believe is enveloped the hi9hest
prosperity Of the citizens and the greatest glory
of the Republic Great APPLAUSE
MAJOR NrKINLEY'S THIRD SPEECH.
The third delegation was from Wyandotte coun-
" Ohio II arrived about noon ana marched at
once TO Major McKinleys house. The spoKesmeh
were General T. NJ. Kirby and Z. Cuneom, a Ke-
publican editor who is native of Genoa Haiy
In resnonse 10 the remarks of the spokesmen Major
Mckinley said:
Nv Fellow-citizens and Ladies and Gentlemen:
II gives me very great pleasure to welcome TO my
home my fellow-citzens or Wyahu1ite O9un's,
there are many men who have heretofore peen as
sociated with another and different party from
that TO which we are devoted. am 50 rsiecda''s
glad 10 welcome them here to-day rms as a
YEAR when party lines have almost disappeared
and when men interested in inc Weiidre vi
common country. in the maintenance vi lts honoi
and It's credit and currency unite togelher 10 SUI
tain the party which stands for them recaI
as | stand before this audience to-day that lor
many many years it had been my custom 10
tourney 10 your county, ana IN no Std'e HaNc
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than from the people of WNandOtte county anu
from no State have l received more respec.iui
and attentive hearing than from your Wv" e00'
I wish the condition Of the country was not as
we fnd II to-day. | wish il was not so deploraple
az was described by General Kirby. wish we
uara hack n the better times between 1883 and
1892 but the only way TO get back To those good
times is to travel over the route ana llghl II out
that line. as my friend has suggested UREA
appiause) We must have in the United states
an American policy. policy that VIII take care OIL
our own that will defend our own. tApplause)
II we do not do that. nobody VIII do II for us
(Cries of That's rght"D And, fortunately in
this country we have the power among ourselves
the mighty ballot-to make Just SUCH an ad-
ministrative and executive and legislative policy
as we believe will subserve the highest and best
interests of All the people. Great applause)
Now. yours is a farming population. Know
ALI about your county. What YOU want In Wyan-
do,te County is TO have somebody want. and want
hadIv what YOU produce your farms tcries of
"That's rightrO, and have discovered that the
farmer always gets better prices when "A lot or
buyers are hunting him up rather than when the
farmers are hunting up buyers applause and
cries of That's right") And have discovered,
TOO that the wOrkingman always gets better
wages when his employer is hunting MIN IMAM
when he is hunting his employer tApplause,
Now what does that signify? 1t signihes that
what the farmer wants is an army or consum-
ers who do not produce wheat and who DO nor
produce any Of the agricultural products ana
The larger that army is the better the FARMER Is
off (Crles of That's right, too')
That army Of consumers has not been reduced
in numbers in the last three years. we nav
tust as many people as we have ever hau, pu. !.
has been reduced in its capacity 10 puy Wha, ~
needs That is what the trouble is IN ths
country TODAY CApplause) We are not earn
ing as much money as we used 10 earn We
have not as much to spend because we nav
been unable to earn as much. what We "aIi'
IN do Is TO put all the machinery In TINS couh-
nv at work CHEERS and cries or fou re
riehtr) We want every mine In the country
opened up. We are tired Of having the PICK
silent In the mine and we are tred OF naVIhs
the loom silent In the mill applause ana cries
OF Correct, correct") When the pick Is silent
in the mine and the loom silent In the MN the
workingmen OF the United States are idle, ana
when the workingmen of the United States are
idle the farmer is deprived of his best consumers
tremendous cheering and cries of "Hurrah FOR
McKinley") -
Now / take IT, my fellow citizens you know
what ticket represents increased manufacture
IN the United States. (Cres Of THE Republican
tcket.'') You know the ballot that on November
represents the great doctrine Of Protection, the
American patriotic policy which takes care OF
the American people and every American in
tsrest 1Great applause and cries OF Yes. we
dor1 Now, what the farmer is Interested in
further is when he has customer 70 whom ne
seIls his good bushe Of wheat In full, round
measure he wants to he paid IN gOod iuii'
round dollar Applause and cries Of Good.
good"o an interrupted and undepreciated ana
never to- be- DEPRECATED dollar. Great APPLAUSE