The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-09-09
All Other Issues Insignificant Com-
pared to Upholding National Hon.
or and Continuing Prosperity.
PLAIN Talk BY MR.. HANNA
VOTERS ASKED NOT TO DESTROY
CONFIDENCE THIS FALL.
Forcible Appeal TO Workingmen-
Declaration that Mckinley IL an
Emperor Denounced by Depew

YOUNGSTOWN. o.. Sept s.-With such
campaign speakers as Senators Depews
Foraker and Hanna. the presidential CAM
paign in Ohio opened here to-day. The
weather was perfect. In every way the
demonstration was all that could be de-
sired. The line OF marchers was long and
all looked well In their Rough Rider hats.
There were many bands OF music Besides
those already mentioned. George X. Nash.
Congressman Charles Dick and Richard w.
Tayler and Judge. Williams were on hand.
Columbus, Cleveland. Toledo. Akron and
Canton all turned out large delegations,
while the nearby towns contributed their
share OF visitors to swell the great throng-
The e:45 o'clock train on the Erie Rail-
road brought large delegation from cieve-
land and following II were four sections
we'll filled with residents of the Forest
City. Attached to the first section of the
train was the private car Of Senator Chaun-
cey NJ Depew, of New York. With Senator
Depew, as his guests. were Senators Hanna
and Foraker. Colonel Myron T. Herrick.
OF Cleveland. Ohio, member OF the national
committee; District Attorney John j. Sulli-
van, State Treasurer Isaac l.. Cameron.
State Auditor Walton d. Guilbert Judge
Samuel E. Williamson Of Cleveland, George
p Waldorf OF Toledo, and Andrew Squire
OF Cleveland. The party was met at the
station by the Foresters' Club OF Youngs-
town, and escorted to the residence OK
Caleb Wick. where elaborate luncheon
was served. and the guests were given an
opportunity to rest before taking part in
the parade and meeting.
Meanwhile, every train entering the city
brought it's quota Of visitors, large dele
cations coming from Cleveland. Toledo.
Akron, Warren, Girard. Ashtabula, New
Lisbon and other places and towns In diff
ferent sections Of the State. At o'clock
the guests of Caleb Wick entered carriages
and were driven TO Central Square, where
they were assigned places at the head OF
the procession, and few minutes later
the column moved. II was in eight divi-
sions, with George Z. McNab as chief
marshal, and was over four miles long.
In addition 10 campaign clubs from Cleve-
land Canton, Columbus and many other
cities and tnwns In Ohio, Ii was made
up of numerous and attractive Industrial
exhibits. Among the unique devices In the
parade was a mammoth workingman's din
ner pail, bearing the inscription; I'VE want
four years more Of a full dinner pail
Along the entire route there was the great
est enthusiasm manifested by the crowds
of spectators thronging the sidewalks
When Wick Park, where the speaking was
to take place, was reached by the head OF
the procession, fully twenty thousand peo-
pie were in waiting. On account Of the inn
mense crowd two meetings were held at the
same time.
Governor George X. Nash. who had been
selected as president Of the day. made a
brief speech in introducing Senator Fora
ker Governor Nash said. in part:
cit has occurred 20 me that nature de-
signed the leaders of the Democratic party
for actors. From my observation / am led
to believe that even In this profession they
are qualified only TO be comedians In 1888
they put play upon the boards which
might we'll have been called a Comedy oc
Errors The first error was 10 suppose that
the American people could forget the yicis-
situdes through which they had passed dur
ing the preceding three years, anc that
they did not know the cause OF these
troubles The next error presented was
their belief that our people were not In
favor of a sound financial policy. Those
leaders are noS ashamed Of their perform
ances in 1896, and seek 10 have them forgot
ten This season they have put new play
upon the boards, and IL ought 10 bear ths
good old title, Much Ado About Nothing
They call IL imperialism Until Congress
provided some form OF government for this
acquired territory IL becomes the duty OF
the President OF the United States 10 main
tain peace and order and TO protect life and
property therein. This he has done for the
last year and half: nothing more. nothing
less