Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-22

CINCINNATI. o.. october H.-One con-
......rs ovation has marked the passage
.t president Mckinley to-day over the
,..-.s of Indiana and Ohio. DefyiAg the
....1 and rain of most disasreeable Oc-
..r.- dsy. the citizens Of these States
..rs coneregatod i'm great numbers at
...rv station along the line. and never
r.r- they been disappointed, for the
4.,.ifent eraciously appeared at every
...rt where crowds awaited his coming
.. sneak "a few words 10 his constituents
.-f receive their approving cheers.
perbaps the most imposing demonstra-
zion Of the day was at Indianapolis
,-rsrs the streets through which the
p-.-i5snt was driven to the State House
,,s-e iammed with cheering people. Here
.g the steps Of the State Capitol almost
within the shadow Of the statue OF
thomas A. Hendricks, the President de-
rrsred one Of the mcst striking and co
.,,snt addresses OF his long western tour.
IN 40 PARTY NAME.
Srr. Mckinley said:
MY Fellow -Tiuzens-I thank you Tor
r.s cordial and hearty greeting at the
.arital city OF your great state we
r,aat I'm no party name; We meet in the
name of the country. Of patriotism, ara
or reacc. Great applause) 1t gives me
,,ocr,isr Measure to meet the people ol
The city Of the home residence or thal
iiustrious statesman and predecessor Of
mine I'm the great presidential Office BEN
i,min Harrison great APPLAUSE ana !
d, NOT forget i'm this presence that inns
,,..s the home of that other distinguished
1rdiarian. Thomas A. Hendricks. ore
,r.e.l,us applause) Both names are re-
n.mbered by an Of you, and both nave
tsan distinguished in the service OF their
country. -.
"Jv feuow-ciuzens, we are here to-day
i...suee we love the old flag CApplause
and cbecrs) 1t never went down IN de-
ss7t. f. was never raised in dishonor'
,yu5 apnlause) 1t means more at TINS
t,,r than IL ever meant in all our MS
tory. 1t floats to-day where It never
eoated before. Great appiauseJ our
victorious old banner the same our
..rsr5.ires lifted up and our fathers pore
t4 many a battle; anG what Goa mas
,,..s, I'm his loom no man can break ll
,,.'0 Great applause and cheers)
opIJGATIONs or VICTORY.
.Tne war has been successful II ehueo
81. loss than hundred days. NalciilesS
Victories were won on land ana sea Omul m
army and navy are enutIed 70
honor that q generous people can C,,,
tremendous applause ana chceI9J -
-.t.bt.-e army and fearless naVy nav,
ttr ,,4rt The rest remains VIII
r. Th. war was inausufated LOT huuiin mn
t,,-. b. must not stop until u euloI'0O
IIimanitv Great applause) II "d9 ~
.r,r,anced in bitterness; il was not Noit "a
u,uced ln malice; il was comm -
.-.irtf of humanity, for freedom. zap
,f.l,so and cheersD We cannot SluIh 'i'
obligations of victory IL we Wouiu, ~,' %
Ve would not ii We coulu' ViC"1 +P ,P
pIsuseJ Happy are all Tree PoOP,I9 -,
strong 10 be dispOssessed, puI .'I. w
.r. they among nations VINO u'I' 70 ~
t,. the opprcssed." CTrcmend)u )u
applause. ..,s,-cl,
Al Connersviue, Ind, 2-months -UN
1sb, WAS handed over the railing OF III
roar platform into the arms OF Secl 60 ,'.
Wilson. who presented to the PIesiueh
mis- Youngest namesake, william McNA'
ley. -,,.>.,-
MAKES THE WHEELS Go ROONL
Another humorous incident was vhe
ccrr.farv Wilson was introduced, "lte
a.. president had finished his remark
~. roruorsvlle Twice Mr.. Wilson com
,,.,r.5 10 sneak. and twice he vas inter
-,.-.d bv the starting Of the tram. Inc
l,-''Lr...rZ, cage shouted: The cloquehc
80 tnc Secretary of Agriculture starts th
,,-,c.ls Going" Amid great laughter MI
Wilson concluded his brici adofesS an
tho train pulled out.
AT OHIO'S CAPITAL
COrrrAlBIA. o.. October A.-The pres
d.,ti9l train arrived at Columbus @Do'
Eeo y AI Notwithstanding neaN
G.ypr.our of rain. an immense croNu II.
.'.s.,otled at the depot. and the sPac'o'
t.,u5ir,, resounded with cheers a con
ne of citizens met the President al
economical by an escort composer
a.. seventeenth United states lhiaHti
.r5 me Columbus Rifles, he vas ui'N,
,be Auditorium. Fully tOO peopi
,,o had patiently waited more than
l..r ,yere packed in the immense ma
90 ,he Presidents appearance w
-.,,ed with almost deafenng cncei
H.. president was introduced Dy NAY
s,puo T.. Black, and spoke Ior aDo
Ia minutes. his address being frequent
,.,+rr,,tod by enthusiastic appldus
s..r-farics Gage and Wilson also spoi