p. 16 | A Monument to McKinley

Pacific Press Publishing Company · Oakland, California · Oct 30, 1901

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 27, No. 44.

A Monument to McKinley

Since the assassination of President McKinley, people of all parties and denominations have said the best things they could think of regarding his life and character. But it remains for his political opponent, Mr. W. J. Bryan, to express one of the highest compliments in a single sentence. In his paper, The Commoner, he says: “The best monument that can be erected to the memory of William McKinley will be American homes as full of love and tenderness as the home at Canton was before the assassin’s bullet was fired.”