The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-10-14
ONLY TWO CROWDS
THE CANTON NOMINEE FELL BE-
LOW HIS DAILY AVERAGE OF
RECEPTIONS.
ONE PARTY IN FROM OHIO.
BUCKEYE VISITORS DID MORE
THAN THE CUSTOMARY AMOUNT
OF SHOUTING.
TALK WAS DEVOTED TO TARIFF
Sound Money Discussed, But Only as
Side Issue to the Main
Campaign.

CANTON, Oct. 13.-Shouting Repub-
Ncans from Sandusky, O., arrived from
two directions today, the first detach-
ment of several carloads coming in
over the Cleveland, Canton & Southern
railroad, and the others coming over
the Interurban line, via Massillon.
Clyde, Fremont, Bellevue and Green
Springs were represented in the party
of 800 or 1000. Their demonstration
was held in the Tabernacle, where
Thomas Dewey delivered the introduce
ton, to which Mr.. Mckinley replied.
A special train of six coaches ar
rived this morning after being en- route
since o'clock last evening, bringing
miners, manufacturers and other citi-
zens of the Lehigh valley, of Pennsy1-
Vania The Indictment weather of yes
terday still continued. and the visitors
Z were taken to the Tabernacle, where
Maj Mckinley went to receive their
greetings. They gave him a most en-
thusiasuc welcome and applauded his
address to the echo. The visitors were
introduced by ex-Gov. Charles M.
Brumm. Later the visitors called at
Inc mckinley home. There a box of
magnificent flowers was presented to
Mrs. Mckinley.
In replying to the greetings of his
visitors today, Maj. Mckinley said:
-. when the condition of the country is such
tHaI every man is thinking about it. every
woman is thinking about it. and wonder
ing now we are to improve that condition.
read today in the North American Review
an article from the secretary NJ the na1J,,
Mr.. Herbert, of Alabama whom I long knew,
as member of the national house of renre-
sehtatlves; he has just visited Europe, and
nc uescrIpes the business condition of Ger
many ana England and France, as possessing
degree or activity and prosperity the like
OF which they never enjoyed before He
closes by SAYING that the United States was
never SO unprosperous it is today and
Ihen he makes the inquiry: Why is not the
United States and its working people with
all our national resources, enjoying share
OF tne prosperity that is enjoyed BY England
and Germany and France? We all know
my fellow citizens, why we are in the midst
OF depression now, and l think we know why
t unese great nations OF the world, our COM
peUtors are prosperous. We are doing less
OF our own work and they are doing more OF
1t Tor US. Everybody admits the condition
that Mr.. Herbert describes. l need not stop
10 discuss with you the cause Everybody
knows It's source. The question in every
American mind is how to remove the cause
and how to get back the old prosperity which
we had enjoyed for more than a third of a
century.
We must have confidence in the first place.
How can we get confidence? Can we get n
by DEGRADING our money? Can We get it
by depreciatng our currency? Can we get
1t by threatening the reputation or partial
p Reputation of public and private debt? Can
~ we restore confidence by destroying conf
dence? Can We get it through turmoil and
disquietude and public disorder? Can we re-
store confidence by monthly and yearly de-
hciencies in the public treasury? We can
only get back confidence my eountrymen.
by letting the whole world know that this is
an honest nation of 100000 of people and
that they propose to pay all their debts in
about. And then when we have established
that which we will do three weeks from to-
DAY, we propose to resume business at home
II We do not take care of our business no.
body will take care of it for u.s.. And if we