The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-25

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VINO nave heretofore voted the demo
cratic ticket. nut maze tuls year Declared
'heir Intention TO vote loi Mckinley.
AMONG such who ale Womu'ut IN ulI-
Producing circles ami VINO We're with uic
parry today were Eugene l.eih, an indie
pendent rctineg. cuSene aGi Arthur seep.
oil We'll supply d"hierH, ChAs. LambertAn
ana humocr OF merchants and uther
business men. Thomas Il. simpson ana
fuitor Patrick Boyle OF the pll Cily Del
rick were among the promueut mem
ber3 OF the delegation, Tap sl,.ah,,ys were
ion. \. Siciee and Hon. W. j. HulA
me r1archtnr ot the fortY-iivo young "a
aEes' REPRESENTING the Iorr-iiNe StanAs OF
TIC Union. each carrying large paskc.
Of roses. was really one Vt the mo@,
unique features vet introduced In the
campaign The baskets were taken from
the young women as they upproac Mrs.
Mckinley aud arranged on a pNrimidal
platform OF large proportions aud there
al wed to rcnNln all daN and 10 be add
m red 10y thousands Of CaWonmus. This
evening the hGgl,c's were taken TO Ault-
man hospital and 10 private homes where
sickness prevails.
Carton. o., September ?l-rhc first a L.
CATION to CANON today to call on Major
Mckinley was from West Newton county.
Pa The visitors brought with them
bands OF music and drum CORPS, Tho
spokesman for tho first seyton was MIR.
Van Dyke
shortly after noon n special train Of
sixteen coaches brought party from
OIL Csy. Pa, TO greet Ma lor Mckinley.
The party was introduced by llon Amos
Stefroe and the congratulptory address
WAS made by Hon. j, NJ. llullngs An
unique feature was forty-fve lal.es fnp-
resent ng each State and each bring
ing to Mrs. Mckinley basket of roses
McKinley's speech TO the West Newton
delegation was as follows
Mr. Van Dyke and My Fellow-citlzens;
had not expected to meet the people
of Wostmureland county in sections. /
had supposed that you all would come t.
me today in a body and that IN git have
an opportunity of addressing you ali to-
gcth"r, ns n seems there are SO many
republicans, and when they make jour
ney they have to come Ia soc, ons
daughter and cries OF THAT'S ao"D
There Is no sort Of objection 10 being III
vidcd now. but ! trust that on the third
day OF November you w II all be unit I'd
or IS of I'VE will"D I count a very
great personal pleasure 20 meet AND
greet the people Vt West Newton I re-
ca your busy and cnterprlsiuE city with
great .sfaotion i remember the only
visit I ever paid to you and the time
found your c,y one OF The mos, actiNe ana
the most prosperous in the whole country
regret to hear from your spokc man
that all that has changed aud wncrc
plenty ard pros pcr ~ presided, want AMI
despair nav st and that naturally lea Is
10 ths inutilrv. VIVA, has caused "a? THAT
is tho In 5usht in every mind. jhpt is Tho
Question that is I'm every mans thourhts.
NVe have INC came oauntry that we md
four vnnrs nro. we hlvo The sane gpirn-
IA ,,.s1nrc"s and INC enfon f.rms! enc
- mo f,r,ori,e no same m NOS mo same
sn,r1y ertcrnrls me- propic that We had
,h.n ',ra ,yhft ~ tbo ,e,snu we have
wv, 49,, a" I'M, ,,,,.msritv rn,y2 The roaSon
is MAJ hard ,6 dlicern
- ~. 'u ,tt. .a,. no it,,d IN this
r 1t Over ti.ii,H 800 W. a Nm ",,tirr
tbai nSotecied and encoiiragad American
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80 "'it ,,. ~, Ia, rer'd nf tirne
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tnrf,7rinp In mining mud I'm amricniture. a
- -, -, 80 ~, 49,, ,.,rI rvoryfhinr tvu
r13,to r, this country against similar
tlinrs naje in Eurouo. protection to
avarv American interest agalnW ooLiiict-
ine foreign iniercsts Now That ll-ato tion
has been nartiaIly removed and when the
neunle or his country IN 1872 iccreed ttat
there WIS 10 be change 81 policy and