New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-06

pie | have seen them rescue the wilderness and
aided bv the assistan,c of the East by the llse Of
money which represented the accumulated saw
thrift. That great Vest cannot live and thrive
without the cordial cooperation and support OF
this strong East. and this East cannot live ana
grow and thrive as ii ought and should without
the cordial cooperation. friendship ana support OF
erfnl FOR the welfare OF all sections Divided arc
1t the beginning Of the downfall Of the Republic.
)Che"rs)
SHOULD BE DRTMMED OUT or THE LAND
Nv counirymen any man who seeks to stir up
s.c;ionalism inrite class prejudice in this great
land of liberty. equality and law, ought to be
driven out Of the country 20 the tune OF the
..Rogue's March" tAppauseD
In opposing the election Of william J. Bryan. we
arc not governed in our opposition by the per
sonality Of tho man. but by his associates and
the platform upon which he stands. We do not
object that william !. Bryan was born in 1862 but
oh We DO thank God that William Mckinley Was
born eighteen years before. Laughter and ap-
pausel We do not object that William j. Bryau ;
father proved his patriotism IN the unlc OF me
rd ~ Iitile Rille Gan.hter1 but We do thank
cod that our william took in his boyish hands a
TO The knoll Of battle that IT might float ser"ncly
in the Union sky ,Appl3uscJ As recall the his
tory Of that great conflict one s'rnt Stands oH' IN
heroic character When Sheridan. summoned n y
the rising roar OF doubtful BATH" rodc mahiy
down from Winchester and dre" LlEn TO .mr Sh ~
tered and rctrratinS columns OF M ~ i III, ~,
first man he met to know was a young I'ut% @
engaged I'm the heroic task ~ rtlNlng an" I'"i ~
Ing the Union lines ready for the coming 81 ny
master whose presence and genus aloh' 'pu'.
wrost victory from defeat. That young il"ui'naht
was q private I'm 81. major In -, ',pIl..iS''.
Tho years that others gave t. eiucaiiona purSu
be gave his country. His commission bears me
same signature docs m" Emancipation irocA
nation. That same man. ripenrd ana 'Nperlem l
I'm staf.smanshiD tried and true. IS once more
rallyinG and reforming the Union lines Tor te
decisive victory OF Of. ~" * the friend OF IN"
poople the defender ~ institutions. the advo-
cato Of everything American. tie i 70 y" we
next President Of The United states Tor ms name
Is william Mckinley. load cheers
on April O. last. / in Montpelier. W.. the
place that gave birth and when m" SiIt" on
ventior there assembled had declared for Mckinney
| IA stoned m" wire and sent this message" =,
"The Hon William M kinney. canton. ONO, wv
native state. Vermont. my boyhood state, W -
consn my own Nebraska. are All Tor you If""'-
luiah praise God. Amen.
My countrymen on election night. shall be AZ
TIE wire llstening the vote" OF tn" country On
that night | shall pen another mossag" 20 'h'
The Hon william Mckinley. Cantor Ohio: W
cousin. my own Nobra-k a. are all for Won.
hop. add. shall add Yes. ana 50 are New
York and tn" Union
The audience gave vent 10 burst or pro-
lonCed ana enthusiastic applause as Senator
Thurston brought his speech 10 a close The
meeting broke up rapidly. while number OF
people filed up on the platform 10 congratulate
rho Senator on his effort