The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-08-09


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ina. the power snouio % expnciuy gwen
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Inc sun commenting on the pfesioenss
references 70 sar'n reform. says; we
conera.uisse the democracy on the iacs
tnat the president recognize. sqnarsiy
ana honestly tho vaHdi.y OF ms pieose.
ihere - no sign OF reputation.
journal: tho presidents message -
strong, broad and In the wisest sense
ponuc document IL 10 strong. ior II
states Win great ciearness ana simpiicity
the duty OF congress at this moment;
comprehensive. Tor u summarizes very
fuiiy the facts Of the situation
and their connection with the silver
purchase law; polite. Tor. while 1t suggests
no compromise and holds ous no vain
hopes OF an international agreement for
the enlarged use OF silver. and, In short.
makes no effort TO conciliate the silver
men In congress, 1t does show the work
ingmen OF the country. the potent element
in the voting population. how disastrously
they would b affected by the cheapening
OF q dollar"
Herald: inc repeai OF the sherman
law; stop buying silver. This 10 the pith
OF tne message sent oy fresidens Cieve-
land to congress. Now that congress has
oeen brought toeesher ior the special pur-
Dose ONH9fl0n-
wou'o Do POSITIVE crime ior the men,
oefs OF that body 70 waste time IN alb
struse debate.
CHICAGO. Aug. S.-The following are the
editorial comments on the message BY the
ioca papers:
inter ocean: III Is clear. forcioie pre-
sentation OF me subject now most prom
inen' ne'ore the country. In tho discus
s'on % tue money question nc .oes so lar
:" ieave no possio'e roo" 70 oouot that
nc In FAVOR Oh single stanoafd ana tnas
s'amo"r" ko.u.
inns "hie the PRESIDENT MAKES Q
"en'urseo pea IT'S practcaiiy Tor mono
metahhsm. no seems 70 forget entirely
the Democrat'c party, which pledged itself
70 MAINTAIN oi-metaiiism ana not repeal the
sherman act without substitute. but the
so. '"A "o suoslt"se'
record; ihe president's message IL
iemaFSaoie documents In no respect, save
IN 'ts straightIorwardness and calm busi-
ness tone. The question submitted to
congress - not Of political char
acter and should not be viewed
from the angle OF partisan
snip. instead OF endeavcrinE to lay the
Diane Tor the enactment OF tho sherman
n - hA he 4.