The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-30

Eastern states; we are one in interest
(cheers). and one In destiny (applause).
and on election day we viii be marching
to the polls as one people (applause) TO
uphold all that Is desirable In American
institutions Great cheering)
For the twentieth time since stepping to
the front Of the rostrum. Mr.. Boutelle
was compelled to pause In order to allow
the audience to rid itself Of pent-up en-
thusiasm- He then said:
My friends. have addressed a good
many audiences. but am now speaking
under peculiar circumstances. and the
sentiments that well up In my breast Inn
press me deeply, for this is the first time
IN my life that have been able to APP
preciate the grandeur OF the republic IL
] -ere In my native city tonight. would
be almost In the antipode OF Seattle The
grandest sentiment that could stir my
breast as have beheld the glistenirg rails
stretch Que behind me, and have looked
toward the mountains beyond which lies
my home. is that in all my travels to the
westward have never found one foV OF
that distance of which I could say was
In the enemys country Great APP
plause.l All. my fellow-citixens. that is
an unfortunate phrase for candidate TO
Use. There was a time when we could
use that term In regard to territory be-
longing to the United States, but that
time has rolled far into the past. and to-
day there Is no spot in this land where
any man but an enemy TO this govern
ment can say he is In the encmy's coun-
try Cheers and applause.)
Il am glad TO raise my humble voice
In behalf OF the candidate who went into
the enemy's country, not for conquest or
for piilage but TO bring II back into the
republic. tApplause.) am glad TO know
that at Canton the leader of our greater
party has received the assurances brought
TO him by 600 ex-confederate veterans
that Democrats "a they had been and
enemy's of the Union as they had been,
they had come TO greet him as citizens OF
reunited republic. and 70 say that the
loyal men Of the South as we'll az the loyal
men OF the North would stand around him
TO buttress and support him as long as nc
carries the Gag OF our common country.
tGreat cheers)
Cause Of Unrest.
Ny friends. what rs II that has suggest
ed or excited this great contesis why
should anybody want to impair the
grandeur and the glory OF our great re-
publlce What IN she trouble in the United
States toaayy An. nay friends. the trouble
IL not far 10 seek. The cause OF this un-
rest. the opportunity for the aemagogue
was furnished by restitution among the
people Of the United States. would like
Tor any man 20 take q curgery glance al
the History ~ this country and then un-
dersake 10 blind his eyes "a 70 the cause
OF their distress. For more thar a Quar-
ter az century The policy OF this govern
rasnt. discussed IN every newspaper. on
every platform. On every street corner. was
a policy fer protection. or q policy Of free
trade or It's twin sister % deception. a
tariff for revefue onsy''
Mr.. Boufesie here pointed out that IN.
growth and prosperity 81 the country
from fssi 10 fsss bad challenged the aa
rnsrstion ef the world Nothing In history
eossld compare with the advance made nv
the American people In that time ssNo
man disputes that fact ne said. al arv
rate. no man disputes II BY DAYLIGHT
tLaughserD II there ts anv man whn
vetSiS Ike 20 szisrsgse r. - ne could 70
dispute the faes saas cur country has net
been 80 gsorteaz and so prosperous. ia
Ike 20 see him. ard 10 carry back via
ere "a Maine the mental and moral phota-
graph 81 such man.
'-rae pelicy OF the Republican Marty 49,
hsess never 80 step until II HAS sslccssfss.s
~ making he American people n Srea,
mutual benefit association, IN which ev-
cry mar shah helr his sefehhor and 20
AID IN developing the greatest rssio, on
earth. TIE light on this subject Is ,a,
cTf.Af. There "a 30 necessity % using a
sts<st~s%EH- sot tae fact~ are known 10
Americans everywhere. and no ore knows
them better than the man who once ear
rsess hts little ssr pail 81 us hsn.E wr
were prosperous beyond tae tina xfsslrgs ~
ihs r@st, and II were called utAsss 70 De-
fsst On carvas sha happiness arss con-
'enfsneut % 3 people who vers ifvsng On
= higher rzane than any other pecxsie on
TIE fare ~ the earth. I vpuss ,,osr. -
thai picture gtnsstcAfir~ Mckinley. avugs
gr-as argsaAus~s and say ~Tner. we wNre
-~ana here we are tTrssrenfoxsS wr>
pt4ase. rain@tssf With shouts ~ Coca
gse1 ana That's ~sxAss)
xuasd ne. even submit tszt
aaeStsoB TO sary- The evil
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