The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-10-14

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referring to the industries OF the city, the
president said:
Il II well that your interchanqing industries
and pursuits lean upon ana helm each other. in.
cressing and making possible that great pros
perity which you enjoy. I hope it i true that
everybody il eetting fair return for his labor.
We cannot afford In America to have any dis
contented classes. and If fair wages are paid
for fair work we win have none. am not one
of those who believe that cheapness il the
highest good. fCheersl / am not one of those
who believe It can be to INV interest or to yours
20 purchase in the market anything below :
price that pavs 70 the men Who make IL
fair living wagea i0reat applausel We
hold that an should live ana let live in this
country. Our strength. our promise for the
future. our security for social happine N il the
in this Kindly intercourse and relationship be-
tween capital ana labor. each having its appro-
priate increase. that ve shall and the hiehest
rood.
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relations with me. g / believe With you his
neishhos. has won my regard. a. am sure he
has won yours tcheersi, and without any resasa
70 what may be thought o. the Mckinley bill.
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one thing in which Ne Ill sgrse, whassver our
views may b on the tarih or finance. and that
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s..a0.,. ssnss 80 S0 sds., Mus ".sun s eseH
ehs corrrrns,v farrs.n.a We -. al =. !.
sponsirle tzens. and We should be free from
anything that detracts from our liberties and In
dependence, or that retards the development
OF our intelligence or morality.
PITfsBURG, Oct 13-At Alliance another
large crowd greeted the presidential party,
and the president made the thirteenth
speech of the day. He told the people he
had begun to talk before breakfast. and
had scarcely had time for lunch, but 80
long as his voice was left he could not fail
to recognize these hearty greetings. His
respect was not withheld from political
and r,looannt tn
that in all things the integrity and honor
and perpetuity of our government was above
partv ties and considerations. There is
not much q president can do to shape the
policy of the government, for after all the
.,cl;c,, re an, 1o-. 4. Ai-oc<od hxv c.,v,~-.