The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-09

YOUNGSTOWN. o, Sept s--with the
hlare OF trumpet and drum. the tramp OF
thousands of marchers from every SEQ
tion OF the state. and oratory from suca
campaign speakers as Senators Depcw,
Foraker and Hanna. the presidential cam
paign in Ohio was opened In this place
today. The weather conditions were pa..
feet
Partisan enthusiasm was rife. ana the
air shrieked with the clarion notes Of
thousands - horns. The limo OF march
was long, and all looked well IN the Rough
Rider hats.
The parade was in eight diviaicns, and
extended over four miles In length. Aside
from the many campaign clubs In line.
there were numerous attractive Industrial
exhibits.
At $50 a mr. the nrst train from clevs-
land. on the Erie railroad. pulled into ine
station. with Senators Depew. Forakrf
and Hanna. Accompanying them a.
guests OF Senator pepew. were Judge
Williamson, OF Cleveland. State Treasurer
Cameron. District Attorney j, J, sullivan,
Myron r. Herricg. Andrew sluircs, also
of Cleveland. and George 4. Waldorf coll
ieetor OF customs. OF Toledo.
The distinguished party WAS met by tho
reception committee. beaded by MIR. Caleb
wlckes, escorted TO the Foraker kerub-
liean club. and then driven 10 the resi-
dence OF MIR. Wtckes. where luncheon was
served. followed by an Informal feccp-
tion. shortly sfter noon they entered car
riages and were driven to the public
square, where they took their places In
the line of parade.
when Wick park. where the speaking
was 20 taka place. WIS reached by tho
head of the procession fully 2o.Voo people
were In waiting. on account Of the Inn
mense crowd wo meetings were held AZ
the same time.
GOV. George X. Nash. who had been Sc
lected as president of tho day. made a
brief speech In Introducing Senator Fo.
aker. Gov. Nash said.
"It has occurred 20 me tha, nature de-
signed the leaders uf the Democratic party
for actors From my observation ! am
led TO believe that even IN this profsS-
sion they are qualified only 20 be como
dians. In 1886 they pat a pisy upon tts
boards which might well have been cailau
Comedy Of Errors.
aThosn leaders are now ashamed of
their performances IN 1896 and seek 20
have them forgotten. This season they
have put a new play on the boards, sni
1, ought 10 bear the good, old ttl@ hhrh
ADO About Nothing They call u I'M
perialism untii congress provided some
sort ~ government Tor this acquired ter
yfsorx II became the duty ~ the preHi-
a@r, nf the United States 70 maintain
peace and order and 70 protect life and
property therein. This he has done for
the last year and half. nothing more.
nothiuE ieaa"
senator Foraker Speaks,
Gov Mash then introduced Senator J.
u Foraker. who was greeted hy preioug-
ga cherrs. ard during his Epeerh was ffe-
ausntv interrupted ~ applause Mr.
ruraksr psla:
s.Mr Chairman ard rsiiow ci'ienss
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