The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-09-12
7. v. PONDERLY SPEAKS
,ur,.Hs MASS MEETING ~
uErI BiICASs ~ NEW YORK.
u,,tHE PIAAasa ~ Aet1tnisY L~a-
sue tor waSs kaFarFs, sad the
Halt Mas Crowded.

tt- auspices Of the campaign commit
the Mckinley League fefFanre
Y raAderiy. tate master workman II
u- knights Of Labor, MAS the chief
z~a.-f, and Was followed by eK-sea-
at Warner Miller The meeting Mas
ptafatl roF NaEe raFnsFs ana very
ais suii-hce MAS present and Nh=R
he slkins began TIE large hail WAS
rosh-t
seal bryan men NeFs present 40 /
80 heir presence kTesR by l1sl 1
f. fsF their candidate, This intee-
rot 70 Was spsediiy stopped by ths
POI after which the program Of tAe
eve ng Sas carried out.
81 i'8adESty SAID Mr. President
a. Fl-8ds DID believe al apology
lot ., pFrsrarv On khis platform hr..-
$3.50. I Is AID sss That asa hefv D.
A.,- { t~itvRt a. th- right Of IGr
zf nage safF2sF ~ receive a.
- taEe 20 eotn Ertsa lluH lug srg~
.H- s... rod. sHd Ihe right T. elA.sfa
.aA rsz ghs brsI kiEs. VI taaaes Ia
saE- TT his iAhuE should HoJ r
1861 r-aej nIgh
Pa lvttY sAvn J0ssk ap tH- CEs-
s4s l1attssa4 aBi ssgtHt.aFrsi a. slsa
gasaa.-s plAtffnas % ghs Democrat
par, saying '-frsu avaa4,csa lae .la9-
ar -s srafs asa pledged ass
49, raEesshs Isst0 PoaeS 10 aFrstat =
tar A.. stsah s5stssh u .sFsieegiasa and
49, aa hss ana thesE t-g@rx niEh 44
% +sr sht itHssvhtS at kis and she-t
aat the iaaah sui paETy 4g.aa
che p=ssvs vas conferred la,sasr1
ae tne taFe4Ea agFalAxmseH .fs
s'- Y-aE~ thaa hts AaszsIean ss,=s
r. anl mas plagfsrsg nas ASA.
- ..t{ HscahJA siess
szsfs asa abe pivotal p.ant
otl Is the irsslozfaslc pEatf.fa,4
sa-a mas ff~V TRADE whsn euasssss
-.-.t tarse nas tsr ava-N .s+
~as aFabt1 sarGea~fag fut Ft.~
a-r so srasar~s eh1 shvFs aas g.
tas las at.aA ibv ssat4las as
p. s'H.a Tzr sHratt- ~ ian "a as
80 a'.rs .'4stsS.l rzast9h q So ~ tsst
= seas-ssssss bsaitosas * 3'N as.l
90 tha4sht az ~ hrn q i-e, arsr
s.rsi tp Hs grsgtbAtafs that n4-s
az sAsrA - khe Fraeauo gsaJ aa
lhFy hA3 bsra sIttgaE o. grrgs
g. r'f~e.s gu aEda ~Aas lasas g..
ae gr~1l-,7rasoss hat So u~u gaa .-
t.' ati ~ FaIshtauy rarrusqr& IT,
'--.4at7 . rstas~ and 81, isgr.tsss Ga a
~ss trsa EAaa rsirns
s7 H- ehaFE~f atyh opposing a.s-
- rasilnai pftsrtpsrs e' rec
ss.ts - tlah.ss whsrh dvcaAnsra
ft EFaf4alsst laeasns sAS DC Icsis
'.-s aHf aprras lr-ronslss=eg e. ff-
'.'.a '--s ~ are tAlraE raaffss-s. s.
's f@a. 'rcg Az opposed a. t-~s
after thFy hAr agenrs1 iirrsf
sHr rr-fars - ~ t-aE'lst 20
anA m.Gu' pus -et-r -rrafer l.t =
'1-ain e Hlarufarigrv IL les
aat hu srss' ts5 ar tsvsa-anl r.as
#n HaIl t--+s. - sNs .7sGfs.4
.s- iarIH tA-s ara n#' ar.a
sa.H-f 50 fhz z'nrl5sir- ~ fhrsr
49, 8E as Ensiana
sa-earr ss soii that the CAGE
o . lie e nsxausz BE- has uss ls-t.
"sa~' wsh srse si',rs HBE uhnrssf
"Ia- that des-vtxea bin &C. bio su
$50 wba aiva.-ate free sllres
..e 'arrarr thaE tha crime - gs-E
--s.a.aslhas - 'be site 10 hesFa
40 farming In the t-pues3 F'atg'
SO 'erEpno = raalrat an ~ifnps' &C.
"aHEr anA causrs athas han SIC
f-fAf4#n ~ ettEsF EaHF
.s' - rheat-sn h1s prusiusf
81 g. -tevty 'bsn t1lt - hn~ In.
- rDarhiacrg hal flsufarr3 hau'
H -lggsu. ard rnt1esl attention .o
scat InUIt - Immigrants "a p.
.n tE- sIttss aud ~oFE shssr's
rHr3ei lIrro. iker aTo Ia
's.r enc ipfvesipriil~ II jmpraEo'
H.a 'nrry and immigration ~ bir
Na- g. luwsr tho pticrs ~ pfn'
aai dppilro tbs farmer - hl'
.a-' a7l tbn rTim7 81 ts7T has naf
ms tH 10 Vith either ans Whal
% iH~a the Chicago platform ~
'rt fhls condition II ETaIrs- TIA
E~luas strh a capiittni is tr7so
IL Contains a plank calculated &
'a' .ho unthinkirE people into the 10
hat 'hry would abolgsh aDe ="
Nrs7 evils II reads We hold tha
" ms' eH1ciFut way - prc,ectiDi
N0-firau tator is 70 prevent the SIN
.'A'twn ~ foreign pAurnT labor -
'Hvs'0 with u In the hptne market
There IL Sample - atstornau
s'. fnr YOU. They pitch their tent
tho Knights % Labor rN,lnEuish
- 'h'ir ramplroa ~ years age. To
"a such thing a. tho impoTtati''
n 'Nnt is hardly known. HAD ihrs
v'"iH's who afTsct - talk IN tn
H'm- NJ Labor. been sincere. they won't
~'r" Insrrtod immigration where thr,
'AHu' tho word importation
That there IL not enough money 4
H p'ai'nn may he true. hut " 49,
7 because labnr has not born en-
Vl.yo1 From the city of Sc-nnio
Atom" hbrrina men last war sent $40
''N IN sol ?. "r its Equivalent to foreig
ANS and scarcely n dollar Of q wen
o. England They spni this money :
heir friends In the homes NJ the poo
~ Europe Every dollar sent reduce
'h" per capita circulation 81 our cur
'"nDT But what Of IT.
So much per capita IL a mesningloF
'"'m for It gives No man a dollar an
AIDS. nothing tn the wealth ~ man q
'7mmouwcalth Per capita circu''
ton Ia a circulation which does ~
circulate. and no man can lay fingers
l1liar Of that per capita except
mr. - two ways-honest or dishonn'
10y labor Of Hume Kind or by Inert
som" hind. The per capita circulatin
Ia greater than u ever was In q
United States, hut 80 long ~ u h'
'dlN through lack Of confidence,
long as u Il reduced each time
steamer lands It's cargo Of ImmlEran
IN these shores, tho idle workmen On
have no share In e."
Passing TO the Chicago strike, J