The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-24
INDIANA IN LINE.
David Ingles Thinks That state saie
far Mckinley and sound Money.

The renorts brought by residents or the
Esstern and Western states, visiting IN
this city are to the effect that the sttshseh
OF Mckinley is increasing wnlte tndt "a
BRYAN is waning every day. paFla iiisies,
If Oakland City. Ind, liz among the attest
to bring testimony 10 TINS els." Tas.,an
rfes and his wife are az tne tsaliiet
END having recently visited Yellowstone
rsrk and are now on their Way 70 san
Dsago 10 visit a relative. who IS the chiei
owner of the celebrated Coronado Beacn
hctei. near San Diego, Cal. Mr.. lhgies =
,,fcs president of the John ingles = oar oih-
,s,y ~ evansville Ind, and Is the owner
&c - AIrshire coal mines in Kentucky.
NJ ts an extensive coal operator. IN
-s,oal,,rcy of the political situation, lac SAID
i.s1-ea yoIitical situation is ally mixed N
Yrstana The silver adherents got their
men and their propaganda monte % %
aarI,er than did the sound monty peop's.
and the result was sort ol ~ -.
4. their favor. Now, however ths az
t-t,,cx men have got their orators IN NC
aci5 and are sending election .lterasuIc
-. hroadcast, and the result - that sheIS
a. revulslon in favor OF MCN i''sS IA.
~ sound money standard that - Nsis
strong and now we ietA - - -. -, :
$3.50, rarrv the state for Mckinney pS
big majority .,,, sound money
,>''...,ts IN our state who VIII not SUP
-. F2rvan on account OF MS oPu..a''
s,N,.senri.s and MS free eoiAass ll.tS- :
-, AZ, old-line Republican ana oiS "a
81 -s.~t,.i mckinley men. / wore TINS NC
orisihdi - -, Two -non.as before he was
5000 bv the -. Louis cohVehHos;
~ - not been n0m'natei we wouid
- i.e s.s,,,r o,sr strenS;l in favor or Sen
a. IIe~Isou. who has the right kina OF
$3.50 an the financial question.
srT.Se feeling, especially among we I'i-'' q
nd Is
Glaet ~ elartiou OF VI .kinley VII restore
nc. sn,,ca and thai. IN consequence ~ -
-, ain he a res impaon ana feFiFai
ok "a .,,.yress All over the country. 81"
o-....,s,s- ~ the coal opera prs an 'iiiis s
=. pn,nsvlvania and they snare 'a 1D'a
view. =. ,oradence the roll
g asber iron N ar IN Indiana ana
ms .'i.' almost all shut down TAKE
l'4hs ,,.s zfeal EolKs, for instance
-. Eve ~ it's thru furnaces ara run.
80 ship a good deal OF the oatl'uL =
,,at mines into C.'ica 60 JOLT atl''
-, ,,otnts Sn flisnos VAC tN+tS -
,,rr works. and. ten ~. 49,, :. -. 49,,
- IN have these iron WoIt-S So 49, =
.. ,1..rssatou has lasted about tour years
3 ne ~ .~,,1e ~ nv section TANK tnaf IL
80 ,.,,t 4sr,e that & should eo1 ma
-. ~ me people Of Indiana tank 'sla1
lotion OF Mckinley ana the coIsse-
-,,.r. continuance OF sihsiS - 49, =
Qa s', -.s.ere confidence ana make invest
VIII e.ahle and consequently make
mems ,.s.ss~ Therefore, / think that ~
t,Islss viii give a good majority for Nc
st%ts xfcSarf ard the single Standard.
al,iss, s,y-,eyrhat surprised 70 hear that
- IRAN million tons Of coal i'er an
rmrn are mined IN Wasningten- l zee,
I.e.-' .s.st there IS money in the business cf
snts ...s,-t-,v here. IL conducted on busi-
ee'%l Ia haSis. with the Japan steamship
, - coming in and the whole Pacific coast
lii.s s, -,arEef there ought 20 be money IN
80 business. II IS worthy OF the atten-
ion OF capitalists.