The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-10-17
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Major McKinley. and the Republl.
canPartyj Stand.
THE GOSPEL OF PROTECTION
And the Tcstamcntary Evidence.
Of Its Inspiration Shown s si
BY THE lNDlspUTABLE FACTS s

BY THE lNDlSPuTABLE FACTS.
Which lie Eieqaentiy; Unfsided % West
M virglnians From wetzei aud Tyler
Counties, and More Especially The
"Elkins lnyincibies,p from sistersvllie.
local Application Of Ills I.oylc-IIowi
Sound Money Trots Along at ,hs Sam,
Gait with a soard and Protective Tarins.
CANTON, O, Oct. 1s-consressman
James H. coddins, Of the Fifteenth dis,
trIct of Pennsylvania, led a delegation Of
several hundred people from the Lehigh
valley to the Mckinley home this morn
Ing and introduced them as miners. me-
chanlcs, business men and other ci.i-
=ens representing that territory. The
party was organized In the towns Of
Bradford. Luzerne, Wyoming and Cars
bon and adjacent territories. The greet
inss to Major Mckinley were most eor-
dial and their demonstration was enthu-
siastic. Tyler. and Wetzel counties. of
West Virginia. sent greetings to Major
Mckinley with O delegation og3represen-
tatIve citizens in q special train OF twelve
coaches. which reached Canton about
noon. sistersville furnished the great
er part Of the crowd. organized as the
Elkins Invincibles, named Ia honor Of
Senator Elklns. The party greeted Ma
jor Mckinley with cheers and hurrahs.
They were introduced by RI. Moore
and P. a. shaner. =. =, z q
Among, Major McEiniey's:yislt tors to-
day waa q party coming from the aorth-
crn peninsula OF Michigan. II hey were
on the way two whole days having
started FROM Calumet. Houghron and VI
elnity Wednesday. The party was small
and made, no formal demonstration. hut
called at the house, where they had a.
friendly visit with Major Mckinley.
The response to the West Virginia
delegation was as follows:
Ny Fellow Cltizens:--There are large
number of witnesses here to-teiy to the
promises which your. spokesman has
given as to what Nest Virginia will do
on 'Lie ou cay OF november II You do
as Men as Sou proHlse, = assure the
psoms VI .Shlo anu my nome csty Will
pe Isi.t t1iah satisieu: ! am slao 20
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Let him hut examine the prices paid
for his products or for ll1ls labor ii, 1884.
%, and %, nndo th,..t ,na1 ~ 49,,
49, - uHaefS't snteT''oHs;u y oetuu' u
,HpeFation OF tariff for revenue only
~ ;s% ,.S with the price for wages ne resolved
{ ~, ~ io", 81 and sa under n protective tar
III law; and u he. does not find the change