Headline reads "Cook County." Articles containing the 1896 Presidential Campaign of Wiliam McKinley, his views on free trade, agriculture, and other topics; Delegations from different cities visiting Major McKinley.
Page Two. "Enough for one State." "Major McKinley Delclares that the name of the immortal Lincoln would be sufficient honor for Illinois."
Page five. "No Gospel of Despair." " Major McKinley declares he would rather council young men with Encouragement than Discouragement." The Next section Reads, "Garfield's Wise Words." He Illuminated both the tariff and financial Questions. "His First Vote For Garfield." Major McKinley Cast it after his return from the Civil war--"If he Could Speak to Us Today, He Would Tell Us to Stand by the Public Honor." __ "He Would Tell Us to Protect American Labor."
