The Green Forest tribune., 1901-09-21
Mckinley--a Chronology. CONTINUED FROM FIRST PAGE.

has ever been cast for governor of Ohio. His opponent is the Democratic governor, James E. Campbell.
 1992-As delegate-atlarge to the national convention at Minne- apolis, and the chairman of the convention, Mckinley refuses to permit the consideration of lis name, and supports the renomin- ation of President Harrison. The roll call results as follows: Har- rison, 535; Blain, 182; Mckinley, 182; Reed, 4; Lincoln, 1,
 1892-Death of William Me- Kinley. Sr., in November.
 1093-Unanimously nominated for governor and e-elected by a plurality of 80, ,995, this majority being the largest ever recorded, with a single exception, during the war, for any candidate in the history of the state.
 1896, June 18-At the Repub.i- can national convention ill St. Louis, Mir. Mckinley is nominat ed for president on the first bal lot, the result of the voting be- ing as follows: Mckinley, 661 1-2; Reed, 84 1-2; Quay 50 1-2; Morton, 28; Allison, 30 12; Cam eron, 1.
 1856, Nov. 3-Receives 8 pop ular vote in the presidential elec- ton of 7,104, ,779, a plurality of 601 ,854 over his Democratic opponent, Mr. W. J. Bryan. In the electorial college, later Me- KinIey receives 271 votes against 176 for Bryan.
 1897, March 4-Inaugarated president of the United States for the twenty eighth quadren- nial term.
 1897, March 6-Issues procla- nation for an extra session of Congress to assemble March .15. The presidents message dweils solely upon the need as 8 revsi- ion of the existing tariff law.
 1897, May 17--In response to an appeal from the president, Congress appropriates &50,000 for the relief of Restitution in Cuba.
 1897, July, 24-Tho Dingley tariff bill receives presidents approval.
 1897, Dec. 12-Death of Presi- dent McKinley's mother at Can- ton, Ohio.
 1898-Both branches of Con gress vote unanimously (the house on March 8, by a vote of 3I3 to 0, on the following day4, to place S50,000, ,000at the disposal of the president to be used at his discre- ton "for the national defense. "
 1898, March 23-The president sends to the Spanish government through Minister Woodford, at Madrid, ulimatum regarding the intolerable condition in Cuba.
 1898, March 28-The report of the court of inquiry on the de- struction of the Maine at Havana on February 15, is transmitted by the president to Congress-.
 1898, April 1.-The president sends a message to Congress outlining the situation, declaring the intervention is necessary, and advising against the recognition of the Cuban government.
 1898, April 21-Tne Spanish government sends Minister Woodford his passports thus be- ginning the war.
 1898, April 23--The president issues d call for 25,000 voIun- tees.
 1898, April 24-spain formerly declares that war exists with the United States.
 1898, April 25--In a message to Congress the president rec~ ommends the passage of a joint resolution declaring that war ex- ists with Spain. On the same day both branches of Congress pass such a declaration.
 1898, May 25-The president issues call for 75,000 additional volunteers.
 1898, June 29-Yale University confers upon President Mckinley the degree of IL. D.
 1898, July 7-Joint resolution of Congress providing for the an- nexion of Hawaii receives the ap-