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Show FAIRBANKS IN CINCINNATI. Senator Addresses Large Audience in the Queen City. CINCINNATI, Oct. .-Senator Fair-hanks Fair-hanks tonight addressed a largo audience In Music hall, concluding a day of speech-lnaklng speech-lnaklng which Included stops at English. Marengo, Millton. North Vornon and Law-renctburg. Law-renctburg. In Indiana, and at Louisville. Ky. lho meeting was one of the largest 'n his tour. A speech was also made bv Senator Foraker. Senator Fairbanks described the financial finan-cial tr..ubl.s between and lb;";, and continued: "In lX the people were resolved re-solved that they had hud enough of Democratic distress The convention Which Hint it St Louis rested on li great policies esteemed essential to bring back prosperity to the American people. It resolved in favor of wiping the Demo-cratlo Demo-cratlo tariff law from tho statutes. It also voted to uphold tho gold standard Upon these groat policies it nominated a candidate fur President who possessed the confidence of tho people, and commanding com-manding genius and ability to carry these great policies into our national administration adminis-tration William McKlnky of Ohio. "A little Liter tin. Democratic convention conven-tion met at Chicago and it proceeded to declare in favor of certain policies in the efficacy of which it had confidence. It resolved, first, in favor of free trade; second, in favor of free silver two policies poli-cies diametrically opposed to tho policies adopted In the grout convention at St LrH)!.-. "With the triumphant election of William McKlnley a change occurred The clouds of Democratic distress began to drift away. The effect of tho Dlng-! Dlng-! law. a great measure, was immediate, immedi-ate, it Inspired the people with conO- il.'in e, and corilldenee I-, the bfiMY of nil COmkniarolal and industrial prosperity. You cannot prosper If you have not confidence con-fidence in the fundamental policies of the Government. 'I his bill stimulated nterpiise. Closed factories were ro-openod; ro-openod; now factories were erectd. "In all our history thero has been no greater, no wiser, no better Presldert than 0111 great leader in 1K6 and 190O. William McKlnley When he laid down his mighty responsibilities at Buffalo his constitutional successor look up his uncompleted un-completed Cask and s-jld: 'I pledge myself to carry out the gTeat policies of William McKlnley 1 '"For throw- vrnis lie has kept that pledge Tho policies of William McKln-l McKln-l y have been carried out. an1 they are the policies upon which the Republican party Invokes the Intelligent and deliberate delib-erate Judgment of the American people, In November." H n Ltor Fairbanks' special train left at midnight for Indlanapolli wheie tivs Senator will rest at his home over Sun-I'l.ay Sun-I'l.ay Hi' will begin a week's tour of Indiana In-diana on Monday morning |