The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-08-01
SMOKY CITY FRIENDS
hEPi BLiCAN cLUB FR0M THAT
CRY VISITED M'KINLEH.
John y. EVerdaFd, Of the Glass
Workers Talon, Acts ms
spok esman.

Canton, Ohio. July 9o-Perhaps the most
enthusiastic delegation that has yet come
TO Canton arrived here from Knoxville. a
suburb Of Pittsburg. al 4 o'clock this af-
tefhooh Their spokesman. John T.. Ever
hafd, president Of the Mckinley and Hoo
baft club, and who Is also president Of
The GlasswoFkers' Union, put the ,sfin
issue above all others. la part he said:
We come from that wonderful hive Of
industry, that mighty workshop com
posed Of l1iIsburg and its neighboIlng
hofOughs We are republicans, and We
believe in our party and its principles.
We are proud Of its record and the fe
suit Of It's policy Ia the past and have
fal'h IA tina, party as being the only aIe-
u-hm through which We may hope for
{ return Of prosperity To the people both
{ ia the agricultural ana manufacturing r.
dusifies u the country.
We believe la bimetallism. ana We rec
nEniEe Ia The republican platform ana lts
platform the only real. true and safe ac
/ Nocate II that policy. namely, the use OF
f both gold and SILVER money; each in
& itFrhAhSsablr with The other; each dollar
a. good as every other dollar. We do rot.
Z ahl Nr feel assured that you do not. be-
i iisfc ia manom-ts llisul, or the use OF
& rltbrf gold or silver the only money,
shd knowing this. We know you viii op-
f ls'sr The Visionary ideas Of those who
4 SEEK 10 create value BY the Legislative
4 Esi u thls nation alone ana the attempt
Of those ~ hu stek 10 place us upon The
single silver basis thereby driving cur
SOLD out Of circulation and out Of the
+ country We believe you viii use all the
isoseTs }oa insS possess As the chief eK-
ttuinr Of lhs United States % briag
ahou; an International agreement. which
ls the only manner in which IL can De az
T t-stn b.sAr1 the fcstOTaIl6FT Of silver a. a
Al AN Mi
Ne i.ri~N" thAt Wisc legislation ON me
tAtln question GA the pfiRcipIe of proiec-
b Noh. an1 10 The rHa thai u viii ylr.d an
abundant revenue for the expenses OF Inc
government lot the payment % lis debts.
2 fsf The Improvement Of our rivers and
taflsufs iur tho upbalidinR OF our navy
aaa for Internal improvements Of various
tlnes N.h restore our country 10 great
lslar. Etft ana viii solve the money prob
sem. about which 50 mAHg " our people
seem tu lse concerned
H, f.aFalE" Il. Au8r fa.blic career
8n3 lu toHf private Nfc NIosc noul~
....s.re - nan aa9 heart tAsg give
80 "a, assurance that the RtraI lnt-y-
ssis 90 is!s eJan;Tg. oter which Nlu
vli shortly sr called 10 preside. VIII
l.r lU safe hands a1sa thai Nou. trusting
.u l"y s'rsHEif An3 guided by lhr couu-
solo 10 thr supreme r~.ef % nailuus. Nl!i
Ter able So discharge the grave fesron-l-
..sNf'@ HitA tAt| wv AhAf RAht'H ~ ANAA
biEH M 80 As 80 icsa as people
aa'o thv path Of dul and up le more
s.aTuas ars.r, s'prn'> than have maThei
u-t urnaofful I'as'
Aftrf tlsr storm % applause which fol
lowed Ms4ef MrKyulvys appearance IN"
ta'',t sald NJ Eserhard and mR fv.-
=uw $50 J sHa s!Ad ludted 20 meet
sn1 greet tho knoI lie Mckinley ana
ilahsT3 fs har.3,au clIb ia ih.s city Snd
AZ UN Hotu~ sn5 ! thank Fou most cor
STA 20 faf travelling 80 long = distance "a
sAiar~s Near psgNoHai good VII! 20 N,
snI Raaf 4r,oHcu io go, principles 81
.sas srisubl.eau party Yua ar' right NJ
Sptlf .utAu. iu say.uE ;hai ihs rrpuE
. ..aa uaFtk stands ROW a. BE- ha~ "A Ways
rfaaa 'Hr . ruHaa and stable euTfrn y
.Ha Get iac maintenance " ala }is mopaN
q y EHrfN Is 90 az parity ami always ~Qua
.u EHs sast money al th, most CA !lis"
aE'.uus Of thr earth tAppi.gs".b 4 a."
rrorsalrE larrsnCN - Nua ha," ~
ps1H ual'N Nufk disaster 10 the lttc:
fsfa 81 fHr people and 10 non, NOR
that those Of she pofk'nEmAn and pro
Ha7rfr Ions prars aEo Daniel Webs ct
asi7 FhaI lhoN wor, iEe Hrr' to feel s
anA 'ar last "a recover from %. A lis
nrArroN rHfTeatA. said ne. - fatal q
.pauplrA ffpE ality and economy. u ios
tots tho rusf1i Of speculation ana 'NitAN
raRauar T. lE m" moAl of~riusl Of ia
. . f.s.at. uHa fu fsttlilzc tho rlrh man Eel
WlfN fhC HNest Ut tha lsoor mans brON
That whirh ~ call money. my fellow
= s.;5s.na and Hlih Which values ar
+ measured anA settlements made. must b
ar true a. iNe bUsheI which measure
. tho rFalu % tho farmer and A. homes
aa sa. hours - labor which the man wh
p ts..s ls Required 10 give. tApplaus"p Tn
= .so must Doe ION and compete and a
q hnuast "a ihc other
r our currency to-day IL Eood-all Of q
R 81 4 he q
Z 4 determination of the republican party {
. sa keep ami maintain 81 forever. q
/ the duty % the people Of this country I
. stand unite 8lh against every EFFORT to d'
% grade the currency or dehasr our credi
4 TFoy must unite. A. they have united 1
O. The past in csofN great crisis Of our c3'ir
A tvs history when the country SCENE
q ufl1Iy boni an Wild imitation preceding III
. grsumption ~ EpoCio payments. the -
l,r sense ~ the American people, wi,hou
regard To party. united aud sicmmcd la
/, threatened side OF irr,dccmahlo papr
money and liquidation, and placed an
, Kent the nation on the rock Of public hot
" OF sound finance and honest currency.
You have rightly stated that the !,
publican party not only believes in -oun
money and tho highest public faith an
. honor on the part Of the government
- tho United States to all its creditors. h
also that 81 believes IN tarin whic
y hilC raising enough money 10 con W.
! tho government. economically Rdmini
. teI,.a, will serve tho highest and best II
+ terrEts Of American labor. American ~
- / fIruIture American commerce and Ann
. loan citizenship. Some OF our politi2
T., opponents are given to saying that Il
. tatsn question iS settled II We are 4
Wrong in Interpreting their meaning, v
/ think they are right, daughter and a
plausel We thank them FOR the comic
sion We believe the tarin question
=, settled--Hcttled In the minds and hear
Of the American people and settled on u
side 81 protection, tremendous chez
b, lpgl hut however ARMY 1t may be =,
tied In tho public mind, 1t Is not yet 20
He'd in public law. What II I'm the hear
H. AMI consccnrcs Of the people touchl'
t. any public question is not effective I'M
Y Il - written in public statute. and 3.
u can only be done through the exercise
the elective franchise In the choice
- congress OF the United states, viii
Z. makes our public laws. No one, l take
III will regard the present tarin law as a Ia
le and nnRl settlement ot the ques To
j. Whatever may be our differences aba
w economic principles upon which Tar
90 legislation should he made. all agree I'll
IN the tarift Ia failure. even as reNen
measure,
so. without discussing the principles
- free trade or protection. everybody mt
appreciate that no law IL setuem'
n which creates every month deficiency
the public treasury. The people OF q
country are not satisfied with such
,,o artment, and will not I've satisfied unit
m public law shall express the public will