The sun., 1900-11-25
M'KINLEY on TIE ELECTION
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ue.ns 70 win -TAs ss'smaiv Of An E''c.
,,or-Tsssp That were ssttied Go,
Roo.e,.is aad othsss sp<ah 81 the Dinner.
pruArr1PHiA. Nov "a President Mckinley
%, th. fourth time sine" he has bsen Presd"nt {
"a. IN. guest toni yht OF tho Union tracue
ofthi, CITY He arr1v we'd at BroadStree station.
.orompsnied by the member, OF his Cabinet
,,ih the exception OF Secretary Root. on a
srrcial train at $50 p VI The station and
,he streets leading to II were crowded with
paople de.irous OF seeing the President, As
he passed from the train TO his carr1s' Iean-
Ing on tho arm OF President Joseph q Darling
ton Of the Union League. he wa greeted with
cheers At the Fifteenth strre' entrance TO
the station carriages were In waiting ana 'he
Presidential party vas seated
The Ftr,t Troop Philadelphia CITY cavalry
and their red dress uniforms formed th" escort
NJ the marty 10 the house o, Mr. Edward T
SALISBURY, Twentieth and alnut streets, the
route taken being south on Broad street TO
spruce. thence west TO Fifteenth north 20
,be.tnut. east thence to Tenth. south to Wal
uu. ard west to Twentieth, the home 81 Mr.
Stotesbury. All along the line Of march
crowds had gathered ard they received the
President enthusiastically.
Al the home Of Mr. StoteSbury the President
was reserved by Miss Stotesbury assisted by
Mrs Joseph O. Darlington. Mrs F. j kiiGoaD.
Ms. Helen Darling on and Miss Wood. Among
those who called TO pay their respects to the
President were A. J. Cassstt. Charles {. Nar-
nson. Pierpont Morgan, George Thomas.
Clement A. Grscom. John l.owber Welsh.
Y Parker Shortridge. James W. Paul. Jr..
sydney F. Tyler, Edward VI. Robinson. William
L. Ekins. c. Stuart Patterson, William Sellers.
In Y NatROr- Lincoln
h. Passnlorc. Charles II. Cramp. Thomas Dolan.
John H. Converse. Joseph Wharton. A. l..
snowden and W. W. Gibbs.
During the tine the President was In the
home of Mr. Stotesbury the First Troop was
drawn I'd in front Of the house. A. o'clock
tn. party reentered carriages. The troops
formed the escort and marched down Walnut
street 70 Broad and TO the Union Leegue. Ar
r,virg there the President proceeded to the
large rec ,ption room. where for half an hour
ne received members Of the organization.
Pink carnations. the Presidents flower. were
.veryw acre 10 profpsion. Red roses. yellow
snllar were a'so used in the decorations.
The Presitcnt occupied the middle seat Of
the long table in the banquet room, back Of him
being bust Of Gen. Grant. Above the bust
was portrait OF the same General. draped
.s Trealden, ien McknIei sst Harry 5. WesJ. HIce-
President-elect Roosevelt. L; q. Gaze, J.
soSs oSs " s.assf Sss' ieny RE2BB ESB N5s 26sse
BisSop OF W. Whitaker, & Stuart Paterson,
Senator seseIl. MatSI T = Benson. Wiliam
OF the President sat President Darlington q
the nlon League, John Hay. Go. stone,
Ais FoSy pqsA c1ffss sIE2[ Sma see5er .
Secretary Wilson, snnator WolGott. Clement A.
Il Clark
tn. PRESIDENTS Apparss.
Mr p,rnnston introduced the President.
&c tIenien Of the Union League: An a,,e--
dinner speech Is g. nle a.n6ys dlfiIut
performance CO, an sfter;election speech after
do little more than make aoknoH / dsment to
this pstriotic ss.oeistion fot its unceasine
LOYALTY 70 me siSss TSyernn m tbs pI,eft 10, me
.rstion in the tying years through Which it
hss passed. and express my sincere thank
orstrsuop brings TO me, which should te
shared BY my d,stinsuished p-as.2s ass9ca'e on
As veil as tho-e connected with me in the
co.tl't of prh.ic arai,s
on an occasion OF exultaton over a pol teal
victory and while the result s mainly due TO
,he efforts q our 'plendid ps,ty thsrr I. some
forces which, 81. ut though toy, may have
been. were none t.n lass pot, tai We must
s rssSd SoSr s oa, a2s S %
20 ther tar,I Iowerfully assisted ir ,,e
achievement oi the result which Won celebrate
to-ui.'ht Tor from that ott-r lgrge body former
members Of our own party. nho with honesty
of purpose separated from us few wears a-o
on financial }s.iss have now retgr..ei and
for the vi tpry either Just or accurate which
ieayes 1a, &, tne T., ,s rnr.srn
CIltIre. which rejected tie false doctrine u
cla.- ciStnciion o, haStrs 70 lace n this
which wo ID destroy the faith of American
mar God ~ AIaeriran character and Ameri All !
insii' ltiouS
The bus,-css mon /, ever part of the
court trv. tvpi ed bv ~ great orgari7a'i y.
we're a u h'" "a .t"r f. t'e recent c',rt"st
Ard mav. vs lot also a n, . much :" tie ~
fuenoe Of the hove. with is GN li7ti,us' H.
any rreyi'u, election Na- II creat"r, or IT, arv
did tNe c,,.r.-rl- Df TIE frsi 20 determine more
LARGELY the vote OF the el-, tors
'N,ihrt % Eo' ~ 9u .at an 10 mere .rr-
rr.-, ive. rhan q notiou'l elect on. who're tho
constitutional agentS with authorit, > e,eo'.tr .
ther behe1ts The very ,rharocter - 'he 'rsr---
Susiness Is issue are always n 'rrarto,l.
What le--.on in -e.t-co"errrrer' IL 'n1~N.-'
Ssa Sn .TaIT Gn ..CS y9'r T Sa S fsTS s2gs
ing their mandate and recording n cir will!
Done hv the neoI 10 in ,h.r own .omnyrit,e~.
SUPERVISION ot their own fellow citizens and
chose, officials. ard, 10 insure e freedom and
ind. endence. tho ballot. a score one Gcd
forbid thai am citizen selected frr 'ha' sacred
trI,t should ever at'sinl : 10 divert tho - II -
he aoverern eoI lie or 'anI or with the sanctity
"Sorrr disappointments follow all elections.
bur all men 20 Nc" wh"n IN election IS So do
,isive a- 10 admit ~ neither Dispute nor con-
test The valve Of 4 rational victory can only |
he rightly measured and appreciated Nv p'at
II nva-'s "a well ~ by what It accurn pllsrcs
II il fortunate for The rart' IN power II Il VI der
stands tho true meaning ~ The result Those
charged by the people with administration
and legislation are REQUIRED 10 irtcrptet a.
well as'o oyeor'c the public will and its right
ful Interpretation il essential 20 its fstl ful
execution
THINGS THAT ARE SETTLED.
I'VE cannot oy"re-tindta the great impor-
tance and ~" trr-rntchlrR consequences -
the electorate contest which ended on ;n- 9th
~ November. n has 20 me no re-son1l phase
10 Is not the triumph 20 a. ind rldual. nor al
together 81 n marty, but an emphatic d.Clars- .
tlon by the paop." " what they behave and
would have r7i't'inei in Cover mont 4
great VARIETY " sub'oots was presented and
discussed IN the Progress 81 tho camnalyn
We NAV diner a. 10 no extent NJ the influence
- tho several iss'Ic~ u-0-od hu, we lre m
agreed a. TO certain 'linrs which l. settled
II records the UH ,lc>'ionad enforcement Of
the gold standard o. igst nal independeno.,
broader markets. commercial eNna'-iop re- .
,1procsl trade. tho open door in china the in 4
volatility or pi''hr fu'h. the intrrandenCe p
and authoritv OF IN" Judiciary and rea1o and .
be- pfcent govc-v -vne't uaihr american so-- .
e-a, y1tv in the Phlp--es American Crsd',
univ n rat IN