The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-19

have always adhered to principle They were
in their minds and consciences was right. that
they did and they always pursued tho path
Of duty which they believed was the path OF
I'VE have now before ns some problems
fr 'front.' the Republic 10 appeal can be made
70 this constituency In vain. We are IN the
hb 2 we have S Ire .o a fsrr rssy
and with the sanction OF the SENATE and the
National House OF Representatives. That
the great public domain over which our flag
floats. Great applause II came to us not OF
didn't send Dewey to Manila to CONQUER those
islands We sent him to Manila when we were
a Government against which we wsre lighting.
Great applause Dewey found there the shlps
hs H to sSsds S S
Continued Hnpanse; when zen that was done
the S St Rs act she Of o.
serve tho Esacs within, his Ms f iaT sdieton yAp:
+ We put down all rebfiii}ons, qgSai ,Ss
En- hssHs appaSso Our Has is th.rs
righttuy thers-as r. gh tfully there as the flag
hH 2n , a92yr Is here ami not
not fer exploitation; It is there for what 1t is
here for what It is everywhere lnpGlausel-
lust ce and liberty and right and civilization.
And wherever the American nation plants that
flag. there 90 with It the hearts and conscences
American people" Long continued APP
pausc.
SPEECH AT THE PRESIDENTS BIRTHPLACE
When President Mckinley reached Niles the
place OF his BIRTH he found an audience largely
composed OF work ingmen. laborers working
along the tracks near the station dropped their
up at the station M.cEan les with dinner pals
II their hands were in the crowd. Mr.,
MY Fellow CIT1zESs: ! fear will not be
able to make al myself heard ny this great audi.
to he able after so many years OF absence to
come back TO the old town In which was born
many cherished memories crowd my mind
as stand in this p rsssenSe The old frame
and IN their places splendid structures have
been built up
This town has had its ups and its downs "A
voice Not since you went in. though no
downs since them am glad TO know that it
Is enIoying The upward rise at this time. and
and happiness and contentment in your homes.
know. my fellow citizens. that you will be
the school children OF my native town here
in such vast numbers waving the flag we love.
Great applause. We never loved hat nag as
We love it to-day.
:. There never we're so many people devoted to
the " tinted states today. and whereVsr that
flag floats raised by the soldiers Of the lnited
tae1 tb Sst what i
portunty and he widest liberty to the people
beneath it." Enthusiastic applause
LAST SPEECH OF THE LONG TRIP.
The next stop was Youngstown. where
the train was to remain five hours. and the
President was to- attend the wedding OF his
R;sGh;ew before The h, hour Of the wedding M
5000 500 persons sr at the railroad sta station;
scenes Of former days, i do not conceal in this
presence presence tho very high pleasure have in
to me. my former constituents and my
old friends Of the Eighteenth ohio district: I
the 0aG states. os
| rs Governor OF your beloved state. and while
holding thest several offices Of was always and
acknowiedemsnt here that in ali i'm" my pHBc
nearly twenty-five years. I have. enjoyed the
SUPPORT and encouragement Of these good
evening Nor can fail to congratulate this
| community devoted as it Is to- industry and
the COUNTRY in the last two r ysars and hail
Nothing in this whole Journey OF mine OF
west vest and through the Central Cen and western
States. nothing has e ven mo more genuine
pIIeSsnre, than the wer0ms In have had Iron
employed In the nj Ia and factories along the
line. No cheer has been more encouraging TO
gwen s by the men "s1p as they came out OF the nils
and waved their shining dinner buckets now
| felicitato with you. for no man could have
had deeper interest in The welfare OF this city
derful growth and development Of this Mahon-
ing Valley. and OF the marvellous az yoncement
city IL and in Indusiyb
Our Boys In Blue are there. They are not there
tSor conquest; They are not there for dom inlon.
They are not their for exploitation. They ara
there because in the providence Of God. who
moves mysteriously. thatCreatt archipelago has
Great applause When Dewey sunk the ships
in Manila. as he was ordered to do. Il was not
the Spanish M .et The est Of the NAT Nation against
SouFhs hs. liz Ss
any. And so we sent Dewey applause and the
islands came Jus. 1t was no responsibility
us. Wi Viii III the American peopIe sRirk ii? Cries
OF No Have the American people ever been
nfTy * %n sTay es sn aS Is
there voice. It will stay there, TOO not az
Yr tyr not 9' as the Of I
ssntine liberty, humanity and civilization.
,"Thers was no cloud on Dewey's victory. and
there " III be no doubt or hesitation in prsserv
longer than Intended TO- onlv appeared to
make my ACKNOWLEDGING nts for this most gra,r.;;
neghhors. owe you much. lowe YOU more
than | can ever return, to you for your
ment you gave mo as struggling young man
aooi nlgnt. IEhtnuslastlc anu lOhR continued
applause.
ATTENDS HOME WEDDING.
Immediately after making his address to the
people at the railroad station; the President
returned 70 his private car for dinner At half
to the residence Of Mr. and Mrs. John DERRICK.
where he attended tho wedding Of his nephew.
William Mckinley Duncan and Miss Anna
Viola DIETRICH Only tho intimate friends, Of
the two families concerned were present. Mr..
duncan is tho son OF the Presidents sister.
Mrs. Duncan. at whose house in Cleveland no
visited TO-DAY. The, marriage ceremony. was
performed by tho Esv. 5, i, Frazier Of tho
The members OF the Cabinet did not attend
the wedding. but Mrs. Mckinley accom- paned
| the President to the DERRICK home to witness
! the ceremony, Aside from, tho marriage no
Formally was observed and the wedding was
OF the home sort, without ostentRtiOn of any
kind. The presence Of Mr.. and Mrs. Mckinley.
| however. had aroused such public interest
| that there WAS q large crowd in the vicinity OF
| the house while the ceremony was taking
place.
Tho members OF the Cabinet Joined the
| the President at public reception held in St
| Columbus Hall at9l5 O'Clock. The President
| und Cabinet party were escorted thitier hv the
| NOuupStOwn Military Band the local Grand