New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-21
Enr VOICE OF SYRACUSE.
NOD THE OHIO PROTECTION CHIEF
TAIN.
MEETING IN THE CENTRAL CITY

MEETING IN THE CENTRAL CITY
EMPIRE sTATE-coNGs AND oRAToRY.
rr,EoRAPH TO THE TRTBuNEl
i' .ru 2p-The Mckinley mass-meet:ng
syfao",, was rouser. 1t recalled the night
ter $50. when the great champion OF fro-
V' .,ssIf addressed meeting In the same
!s''"" rho big Ahambra was crowded 10 the
pace 7, was crowded TO the doors tonight
a'" ,'..cuse friends Ct Mckinley to the NUMBER
the =. are there 1t the largest meeting Oh
S,s,.v partisans in the State to date ana IL
NehH night 100. The enthusiasm manifested
'" rse. in keeping with the size OF the
rsst me''ie' rmmett Wells introduced
IL Goodelle after the Syracuse University
villa. had sung Mr.. wellss new song AN ONO
ouar.s' ~ coodeue asked the Onondaga dele
aea. ,,.aged 10 Morton to listen to the voice OF
e '' From every hamlet and city. from
me and farm from the press and the pulpit
"" nsone demanded Mckinney
"s W.T. the yice-presidents Of the meeting were
o. ,sn as H. A. Mayer. carriage manufacturer:
".. Mertens. clothing manufacturer: John r.
.,.ar manufacturer; c. W. Snow. wholesale
SF'' n Danziger clothing manufacturer
U.s. / Mack, lumber dealer; Z. A. Powell.
.,,ran: D. W. Lefever, gun manufacturers
INV. p Burns. malleable iron manufacturer, and
,her of professional men. on the stage sat
,..anp citizens among them being Donald Dey.
,s.,, AZ the Chamber of Commerce; Charles p
r'.S n,es.ient Syracuse Savings Bank; Attorney
49,, Hancock and Professor Frank Smalley, Of
o'" University. The University Quartet sang
> :, Iobn Gaffney's. I'VE Want Yer. Mckinley"
~. .,sakers OF the evening, besides Mr.. Goodelle
-. colonel Lowell II. Jerome T. 81. John Gaff-
W. senator F. D. Pavey Colonel c. II. Dennison
~. ,,hn r Mlhoand. Of New-York, and George
= Matthews. Of Buffalo All were warmly re-
...r.a and aroused great enthusiasm. The meet
,rs adopted the following:
pssoyed That we heartily unite in declaring
,ss, William Mckinley is our choice for the NOM
ration TO the Presidency: Representing. as we
1--we the opinions and desires OF great ma
PEI; ;., a, the Republicans of Syracuse and Onon-
"! W. c,unty We confidently commend him 10 the
pssSublcsn National Convention We do this with
w, sos,iN criticism Displacement OF other can
HAAS whose conspicuous abilities and great SER
,Scss 10 the Republican party we recognize ana
.aa,s.iats Blu: while concedng to them the un.
ysstonste right 10 aspire to the exalted once OF
Sss,isnt We are firm in the conviction that Gov
.o, Mckinley stands closer to the hearts OF the
..n Than any other candidate; that In his per-
s,nslty he represents more than any olner me
...Osrtv 10 the industries and comfort 10 the
s,sslSss Of our people We believe that his spot
y. PERSONAL character. his distinguished ability.
~ ,one and brilliant career. beginning with his
s., ans as boy in the military service OF his
rs.ry during the War of the Rebellion. and the
TX cause so ably championed by him through
~ renort and through bad report all poiht TO
I'm among the many true and eminent Repuo-
Fcap statesmen as me one ,n,arv end our coun
~ Nv 10 new era Of prosperity. contentment and
National development
A committee on Permanent Organization was
appointed.