The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-10-10

r. A. Cassidy, of this ci V. made the
presentation speech. The cN-cnnfedor-
atcs are being very generously and
handsomely eDte, taincd, and the h 81
Of feeling is manifested by both Union
ana Confederate vete.anS.
M'KINLEY SPEAKS.
In his address to the Tennessee dele
cation Mr.. Mckinley said:
Men Of Tennessee. 10 you stand hy the
principles onunCiated by the immortal
Jackson" DO you favor a protective tar
~ and honest money? Cloud cries of
Yes, yes, We do.'D | am glad to be as
surtd by your voices that you have not
forgotten The force and merit of his great
example. DO you believe In his decara-
tton for the enforcement and majesty of
public law? tCries of Yes, yes.D Are
you willing to compromise the great prin-
ciples he 50 steadfastly upheld in defense
of the constitution. the courts and the
citizen? In whatever other particular We
may differ from thai sturdy old soldier,
We must admit that he declared for three
essentials to national well heing-protcc-
tiOn honest money and legSatiOnal all-
thority which lie at the very foundation
Of our political fabric aui without whirh
"" cannot have peace, tranquility or pros
ptritN. tremendous applause. In which
every good citizen must heartily concur.
OTHER VISITORS.
While Major Mckinley was waiting
for the last train Of eX-Confederat"
veterans to arrive a delegation of H00
n,i,ars from, Mornnrar,a,, -,
''i'n, I'm ~, ''' =, a.
NAV ne" w |" ''V 'i'o'' n'n'i'" VI
lo'h ihdue Il snort Speech ol lntrouuc-
tion tn which Major Mckinley respond
ed The next dcle,.alion Was also from
pn,ruylya,,,a !, voe nod, m, ,f ,iti.
Co., w., -, =, ",
A,'H ll'l' wa 'tn """ r"''Hl t'~'u'''''' ~
an" numbered noo ~" SPOKESMAN
was &. =. Buchln. Clinton county,
Ohio, farmers. to the number of 500 fol-
l,ved the last papnayIy,ania doln~ation
CLINTON cn,,ntv is in the ,i,.h ,%ri,uI,
.i'I,''' 'n"il'! u III me I.'h aS'i'u'-
tural section OF tenifal ONO ana IT'S
ctli%cnS are among the most prosperous
farmers in the world IT is a strong
pauullic,n county rh.ga fants v.rn
h,n,,,,h, o,,, I,~ ti,a s,,,I,..,,,,,,n u,L'.,,
'S 'ii' 'u'T'
~ W. loan: mayor MCKINNEY mao not
been notified of the coming cf This dele
CATION and his remarks were wholly
''hPr"iI'P'"'
THE PUBLIC WELFARE.
~. .b, N,,o,ob,.. a,,o,.,,,,,,
,,,;' nI,,L;,,Ia,. .aiTi. ''''> s''' wa
'''"''' -'''
| have but one aim my fellow citizens,
ana that Is me puhiic sooI: IRENE ndonS
cntuiiiis}; aie ot,, We, nnis 'in o,i ,bfosrriE
" ,'nst it'S S,rd morvelnns nns.ihilitins and No.
lirve il is the duty of 4 free and self
governed people TO put nothing in the
pathway of thar progress. "irrat AZ
p!1uiel pei,eVa, i.,Un."tt ,bn 'maI III II
S,,,'. 70 VI nrntpcf every ministry and ON.
ternIise whether the farm. factory or the
miner. from ruinous conpetition from any
part of the World. NfieS OF lhat riShi,
sooI, So9h: 9t,rTe ~ ,mn.ic.M nrI yN, WTrk
iJa ria,,, :. ~ haIievn in The american marker
far The American farmer. | believe thal
what will bring us the highest prosperity
in every calling and walk OF HE Is q Ju-
nicious tariii law TO l,otecl .i'r nrU,urts
o. irls ~ ha o,d TnrlT Great annIansri' '
/ believe. TOO. in a sound dollar. Worlf..
erous rounds of chcering). Nobody was
ever hurt by having money that was not
only SOUND III our own country t gu' passed