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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-08
COERCION IN VIRGINIA..
Wages Cut on the Plea That Free Silver
Is Objectionable.

Wages Cut on the Plea That Free Silver
Is Objectionable.
Wytheville Va, August 6-Considerable
excitement exists here over the attempt
made by Logan NJ. Bullitt, president of
the Crescent Horseshoe Works. at Max
Meadows. to coorcc his employees into
voting fee MCKINLEY. Several days ago
he caused the following notice TO be posted
on the door Of his factory:
To our Empoyes-You are hereby no
titled of reduction In wages OF - per
cent. This action on the part Of the COM
pany Is made neces sary because of the
fact that the agitation for free and un-
limited coinage of silver mas so mllm.-
dated ana discouraged capital and demon
allied the market that 1t becomes inn
possible for this company to sell its pro-
duct Should the scheme of free silver
I've successful ~ the coming election +; " III
he necessary for these wurAs 10 close
Own entirely.
a strike followed this reduction by tNe
fifty employees. Most OF them had fam
HES dependent upon them, and there he
ing no other employment for them. they
were finally forced to capituiate and are
now working on the reduced scale. When
they were taken back President Built
said 1t was with his sincere wish that
they would vote for Mckinley in Novem-
Der.
The employees claim that there was no
business reason for the cut, as the weeks
are doing we'll. Tho only excuse for the
action of the president was q political one.
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appointed to the supreme bench OF Now
Mexico, and by his own request was
transferred TO the bench Of Wyoming nv
President Arthur Judge Parks said this
afternoon:
II was nm evil day for the republican
party when It abandoned the financial
poncy OF It's founder. demonetized silver.
ueined gold and inaugurated the practice
OF amusing. belittling and ridiculing mnc
owners, mining and miners. AS a rule the
miners are sensible. intelligent and pa
tlotc men. Upon the controlling issue Of
inns campaign Bryan stands upon the I'm
coin platform of gold and silver
DO not believe that We vii have per-
mnnent peace and prosperity In this coun-
try until silver is restored to the position
IN our financial system In which l. was
placed by the founders OF the Republic I
expect to vote for Mr.. Bryan and | have
reason TO believe that there arc great
many republicans who will do the same.
II Is great mistake to underrate him.
His own merits and the action of the
conventions which have nominated him
have made him the foremost man In this
country tOinV''
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-08

Madrid, August There was n long
debate over the budget in tho chamb n
of deputies today. The premier Senor
Canovas dc Castillo said 'rhe govern
fncnt only desires To meet tho necessircs
of the Cuban war. winch. having spread
over the entire island. prevents cubu from
contributing TO It's cost, Therefore an
extraordinary budget II necessary, TIE
GOV eminent has already been au horned
ia, borrow 5oDOo0,000 peoeias 3lp0 m ,,
but to apply to the bank OF SPAN for
such a loan wolld max" the n1ucia'y
circulation enormous. | can not CONF -,
m narity. Spain Il determined at MI sacr l.
nee to maintain her sovereignty III
CUBA
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-08
CURE FOE HEApAcHE.

Az a remedy for all farms Of Headache
Electric Bitters has proved TO be tho very
nest II effects n permanent cure ana
,ha mos, dreaded habitual sick headac hes
.icld 10 It's influence. We urge all who
arc afflicted to procure bottle. aud give
,his remedy a fair trial. In cases o habit
nal constipation Electric Bitters CO.. by
giving the need tone TO the bowels, and
Few cases long resist the use OF TINS
medicine. Try 1t once. Large bottles only
"a csnts At A. 4. Keisling's drug store.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-08
HELD FOR RANSOM.

San Francisco. Cal, August flames
Campbell. the millionaire sugar planter
of Honolulu. who mysieriously dropped
oIu n sight for two days this week. says
he was Imprisoned ana robbed by OhNrr
". " nthrop. who attempted TO ohtnli.
the capitalists signature to a $50 900 check
VIM was tried and acquitted list year On
a charge Of poisoning woman IN Laurel
I'M cemetery. Of which he was assistant
superintendent. has flslppeareh no trace
can be found ~ his COnredeMtc.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-08
THE TABLES TURNED.
Washington. August s.-Brunswick. Nd

uoetIroton. August 6-BrunsWick. Nd
whose normal republican majority rs ooo'
has held municipal election and gone
democrattc by 400 majesty. All Bruins
wick's municipal officers are republicans.
n &c on the lone Of the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad. and tho location of extensive
shops. 1t was thought that because Jonn
X. Cowen. the president CT the Baltimore
and Ohio had bottled, his personal inau-
o,oe would I've excrted IN Brunswick. Mi.
cowen al his best but he coulo not con-
troll vote. The battle was fought square
~ On the siIvee issue, Nothing else was
heprd of during the campaign
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/ pOLITICAL BRIEFS.

Nashville, Tenn. August 7.-Dispatchas
received last night from the counties Of
the Ninth congressional district indicate
that Congressman j. g. McDearmond
has been renomna,ed for congress.
Chattanooga, Tenn, August J. II. Gay
Evans positively declines 70 he u can
didate for tho republican nomination for
governor at the Nashville convention
August l2 This he does in "A tele7 rsm TO
Major s. ahlman OF tho Nashville Banner.
MIR Evans Is out OF the city. but his son.
H. Clay Evans. Jr.. corroborates the Ills
patch,
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VOTED DOWN by THE LORDS.

London. August THE various lhnd-
lord amendments to the Irish land pMS
were voted down by the lords today wiih-
formed o1lortcrs that the Irish bill Is now
safo and That the opposition TO It by tho
Ireh landlords has been broken; rms
change is due to a threat whlch i",u
goverufnont was again defeated on an I'M
portont point II would DO necessary for
him 10 seriously consider his position. y
n, known .hnt The cabinet today decided
4, adhere to their Original proposals when
they return TO the house OF commons.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-08
AT DEs MONIES

oush Limos Of Chosrir- w.
rs yn,, thus ,sts. ms Fin
irsla ~ ~, August lit was 9.so who,
,so,llr ',Ved a pes Monies. a cheer
srsls g eoncOurse of poon!e tlIcd
/ rtcsD,,a Tor Books in each 6ir..t,o ,,'
Fr a. T pl committee. rom' ',,.' you, -,
n r n H, ,d Judge Cole I'.,S "l
cr. v haoOen. Charles o'DonnoII
|sdtb ", w. R. Weaver arG ' ,,an,..i,
asosi and s a. oar,, met the party at
'ta'sa % ~, COMMITTEES Of ladies' was
+ d ora,5SS Mrs Bryan. An ', open c M,s
p vas 1 y and drawn by six WHITE IIr,
.D.seb IN Waiting. There M 1,H W ca,,s
lsNs INTO as IS soon as Mr.. Brya S G VANS
I. sound m, me glare of tho ilS IN, WAS na'
I'd as T to lss depot 10 which hun bn ma ra-
Fem, ana Gentio,
ssa.s, a. nave Nv, been male o far sna ar,
hRs ~ IL. l shan hl' now PLACES ,nH snd
AIRS Bryan and iA my y isat I
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SPRING RIVER RANK.

Hardy. Ark August T. - The Spring
River bank OF this city Inns failed. The
lnbiisEes and assets nrV not known:
Sharp county funds TO the amount OF
pended This IL probably the heaviest de-
post. The failure IL due 10 the embez-
element OF the banks iurds by the cash
fer, who has been specializing In stocks.
He iJ under Arr,s ST.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-08

Ruda pcsih, August s,--.Terrihle hurri-
canes. accompanied by destructive hall
s,orms. occurred In various parts Of Hun
gary yesterday Many persons are known
10 have persisted In the floods from the
mountains and /, Is foured that later re-
norris VIII show great loss Of NE. Tho
damage TO property all through the coun-
try districts was very heavy A. kecnzo-
me-. which has about 1900 inhabnanfs,
II Il reported that almost every mousse has
boon damaged TO greater or less extent
ana the loss is estimated at millions OF
tlanInn
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seams they were taken down by Secrr-
tary Peuperell and at once declared the
non,ne,ts of the democrats without DIS
cuss.on or remarks.
Thus was the democratic part of the
fusion agreement fully carried out
The Overmeyer faction had won hs
feht upon the lines originally laid down.
The convention has lasted four days,
three DAYS az which were spent In wat
ing for the porulis,s to act on. the fusion
prNpost on Final adjournment was 'hket
M o o'clock this mornanG.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-08
OCEAN RECORD LOWERED.

New York, August THE Inman line
steamer St. Louis. which arrived this
afternoon. broke the Southampton-New
York record. making the passage In siN
davs, two hours AMI twcnty-four minute-
this oclipsing the renuidS made by her
sister ship. the 81. PAN LAST June of six
,l5ys. five hours, thtrty-tWo minutes.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-08
AMERICAN MONEY DISCOUNTED

Montreal August THE st, Hyaclnthe
chamber Of commerce has passed reso-
luton expressing approval OF the action
of the banks IN fha- district IN charging
a discount of - per cent on American
money. It has also issued warning 10
merchants, farmers aud the public gen
orally not to accept American money
upon any consideration.
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A JOB FOR BRAGG.

Washington, August 7.-Secre,ary La
mont has appointed General nragg Of
Wisconsin n commissioner 10 make certain
investigations concerning the rights Of the
United States In connection with the I'm
urov cmcnt Of the Fox lnd Wisconsin
rivers directed by the last river ana mar
hnt al
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-08
CARLISLE ON SILVER.
From Speech in the House of Rep
resentatives, Feb. Fl, 1878.

shall not enter into examination of the which
combined TO depreciate the relative
precae the value OF gold Of
those who believe that they tempo
their nature,
have been removed by the actions Of
lions most deeply interested old ratio OF
relative value will be foundation
than know that the worlds OF metals
large, and will
Mankind will fortunate
OF gold with
population According
of the subject the been
here and in Europe legislation and otherwise
OF the world
the most gigantic crime of this other
o such Il ultimately
misery the than all the pestence
occurred history Of the world The
half the movable
the world including railroads and all other
appliances would be felt
sensby anything like the
society that inevitably
humiliation OF one|half OF the
world
JOHN CARLISLE.
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HAS GIVEN NO ADVICE.

New ork. August TN answer to an
inquiry as to the truth of the report pub
lishcd in this city yesterday that President
Cleveland had made known his disap-
prevail of the proposed third ticket the
president teicg7aphs as follows to the
Evening Post:
utely untrue that | have given any adj
vice touching the course Of The Indianap-
oils conference. Grover Cleveland"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-08
..,,,,u.vpsiTIRE DEMOCRATS TRUE

concord. y. H.. August 6'-The lead'co
~, NO ,,ld STANDARD democrats have be-
,,,,n rampaign for the election OF such
su' - - tho state convention in this
c,y septcmtcr as fs'9 9nar 2asi@ n ,bS
oil Sth'o 90 platform ~ the Chicago
n9Inin,,V,f This scheme WI prec pi,ale
sharp night and IN ,he pTdsfens ,smpe e.,
0f tnc rank ana ME on we ha ~
e Oh
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-08
nrMncRArIC FusION.

ra,saa CITY. Mo-. August IA spec al
- ,ho st,r from Hutchns saws; A dozen
rar,,esenting the remnant of the
ne s,ate democratic convention. as
.n1,tl,.,, a, $40 this morning TO perform
ne formal duty Of nomlnauhs .ne othte
,icket selected at the popnhs' CONVENTION
at Abilene. -,sre rad from tele.
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ISLAND or cRErn.
Nussulman Refugees Entered Gambia IN
Numbers.

Mnssulman Refugees Entered Gambia IN
Numbers.
New York. August IA special To tho
Herald from Canca, Crete. nays Mussu'-
man refugees have entered cnnd'a IN
large numbers IT, was found impossihis
to keep them outside the gates. m they
wor, starving. This has caused certain
anxiety among tho ChItntians, VINO are
leaving In considerable numbers, all pos,-
able facilities for doing so being ErnUN'u.
MANY of them arc going by speciai poa'
bound FOR the llrneus. - o
The prstf,h wg,rship Hclmh has gone
10 Gambia Her presence thcrc VII r.
Store confidence 'fhc French ship l,no'se
has a,so COMO 10 Gambia Uassan Pasha.
the govcrnor OF Gambia, ms os eaaS,r conn ma
mission 20 provide for the 'een,nR anu
hous'ng Of the refugees. who arc IN
mlserahle condition ..u.g.,,,.a
4 battason Of troops has Jus, arriVed
nj Canda hbdullnh Pasha, VINO Is ~
the head Of the. Turkish militatH tI o.trs
I'm tho island. said. ~ have not the s,iEh,-
"1st foars about keeping order MY soldiers
are ready for nil events
London. August 1.-THE Chronicle uAo-
y Hu-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-08
ANDRlcE MAY WAIT.

CbrlstiaiAi. Norway, August 7. - Tho
Nordslnndsblatt publishes q dispatch re-
ceivcd from splizberRer, saying that Pro
f,s aor Andree declare that unless the
wind soon changes he VIII pack away ha
balloon and postpone Ms attempt 20 cross
no midnight sun after August II.
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HANGED FOR MURDER.
Omaha Ncb.. August 7.--CIaude Iioover
was hanged toby for the murder OF
Councilman Dubois last fall.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-08

Washington August 7-Chairman Jones
Is back al democratic headquarters to-
day, He said concerning his visit to Sem
ator HIN that there was no authority
for the statements that Mr. Nm had de-
clared himself to him Uone0 on the
political situation. ON the contrary. Mr..
jones sand Governor Hin Is a mar who
keeps his own counsel and Ike others in
New York, is probably awaiting the acton
of the state convention in september.
When asked ms to IN" remark attributed
to him that Nm Is all right" Mr.. Jones
said he had stated from time to time that
he had no doubt Governor Hin would I've
all right, but there was no reason for
giving any significance 10 this opinion in
connection with the meeting in New
York
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London, August THE Chronicle uhp-
craD IN an editorial applauds LORD SAWS
hurry I'm his courageous refusal TO bolster
turkey In a blockade Of Crete.
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pvnan tier kearneys Record.

Kansas 60. Ser-- 1r-A~cor6 l1c - a
lo-al -sa7ar the arrest - lyman a--d
hear-ey. che dynamite c-'-sF-s-.-c-S. =
- Ve-laca1oa ot re statements mace
yes-s aEo ~ CAPT Tao--laS 11e-an. y
ths city rhat ne no no-ea prisoners
were members n an 1r-S1 1sE-Arr * -rolsa-
Eau3a walsh had hea Id sa7trrs in t1ts
country T1s.an was Ire arst man. Il
IS said - mention t1e Da-De g. = ar-seE
as Al active dynamite Z +c-'. al
IS is k-oH-. be nsar.T I's11 H-cr 65s lie
fe- giving o1t this Information, sn4 t1e
charge thai c Donovan Ecssa Vas .
traitor.
CAPT Tha-a1, Hho Is bread sRo.ls--21
r. ne.@ KS q. -he TINE Z cl-y - al
u Kansas cry. tse went 20 %ew Xork a.
tha rus o. thf Tenlan -xlternen-. anI
frl4-lv . Ea-a-e. - search - inform g
t.an relative 20 tla movement - -ha nle1
connected Tr5:1 t.a r4gtS t11n eN---L-s
IL became as>7lIzl-te1 viii kearnes-. aid
10 h-r kea~1+w -e-S - A.S --teutirl 20
place az .-fe-usl machine - go A.
ssrtir steamer Queen. SET = expose Two
llours after -1e s-eawer should rea {.
f.xr--ss1l The-a- cons za5 tA- tfs-fas-
tlo- o ire Queen . --a ao6 "a .tr toi6
az ere c-a4~~en-e 10 ? &ew Icfk .saoer
ana .ns-la>a.e8 Eassa- IT'S interview. rhe
giving away Il kea-nesss name a-e the
.--~-i@5 charge - traitor against f.ossa
Ta= What rause1 f'he3z-'s attempted as
ssss.r.a-ien 81 Ny YORK cs.s ,ste~-
Rotterdam, Sf0. 1s-h carney ans
Hsl-es. tse.two alleged Irish 3ynaIn..er.
wsre Intercepted cy tae pol ~ he~e ,o-
5ay Bo1a prisoners refused to answer
questions rut go -he-
Glasgow. Sen .g-EsRar1 Eel 80
American af-es.e E Or Charge ~ V4r
rsttHE wfts lyman. Kennedy ana Ea5uas
81 dynamite ~o~SI RAGS - bow I'D tz@
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STATE CONVENTIONS.
Tammany Shows Small Respect
to New York Populists.
QUAY AND ASTl-QuaY FORCES.
gorn>c-scr-s State Committee All Pc
ss=r and Leave the Por-ocrass to
Pun fks Convention.

Tu~sIa. y. r So. 1s-T.e <zsso- &.
re Tssrcc-zt{c ard pepEliss rsarl5.s I
NV Terx IS -1e ~ rsg--zrt -@snft - -
conference .ocsv- Fn- tset- active s@r-
ro-1 - r-E tleAs. % - IA za@a ~ r.
iIss--rsec-st5- safe correction Ire prgz-
ISIS wEE - gwen I'VE reg-eser tzt!ves -
cz ne s-ec-Drzl -.cxs- and no congress
rzs-. TIE EsoF5g-ssts asss-t ths- tEs4r H.
san w-ta -hs Democracy WI r@Eal- Il
E1ryan and -ewa~l carrying New York hy
9 l2rze TIE turgTy.
Al z--ss Chairman Ei1cxEev raped ths
c.aTg Eeae3oz 70 order and SAFE Senator
Tnnz1As :. Grady, temporary Chairman
addressed re co1vs1-@az. SAYING As
iowa. ssr-essT2 a ives q De-zos-a-4c c0n-
ss-tUsoc.ss ks have ASSEMBLE szz1 -
ce1-4~e or talth Ia Dezn3ersl12 -E,csr,sss
0ur respect Cor o. -roc ra1tc authority ard
cur confidence r. Democrats success II
tals respect yen c. -e- from some wac wee
f2~ uary years associated WIZ Eo2 VITO
are uss1E their profession o. Den 1scraev
as mask EuG@r x13ez . cgncsal INA
p4-e4y se.1s5 character 60 heir political
actions. and WAC are -ow lAzg1@1 wa
your sselat4cal oisp71snts Il Gea01nelng
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THAT CARLISLE LETTER.
senator Faulkner Makes some Com
rnsntS I pom Il.

Washington CIV. SEPT 1s-The g4tte-
TGbllsae1 Isls morning from Ss~-recaTT
Carlisle % q gentleman = Asr-5caT. e1-
p---l-EE 1oW -1@ parity = Ez-alA-,1.1 -
tween god an1 silver = ta@ s111@1- e5-
z 4ch coI IeaT az Democrats hsz1z.&z
re-s~ Chairman Fan 1e~. r an Interview.
ages there has been & reversal q e1a
policy o the treasury apartment ia -
gard o ne redemption . silver dollars y
soi1 The feature - res se~-e -2TEs ltt-
ter which has occ2Slo2e4 re most com
D=a. = - follows:
Il IS rhe 1u;y q The secretary q -ae
treasury md al otaer p15ll2 officials -
execute = goo5 fa3tA ne policy declared
ty congress. as whenever L. shan ue So
isss1 -1ax The silver dollar c&Gr9t De Ike
equal Il purchasing Toxs- WIKI tns geo
dollar, wEa1 s8ca exchange = DEMANDED.
= VII - rs auty 20 ADOPT that coErss-
Se1ator Faulkner expresses rs regret
t.st TIE secretary o the treasury should
have announced e policy winch invites =
depreciation o. our currency, AID WI. a.
o1cs encourage t1s god ss,ecul2I0-s AL
money Lenders % re Country . additional
raids upon or golz reserve. wiz ven
CT fo-c5zg TIE goxs-Zr7e1[ % continue L.
SUNG interest bearing bon1s - carry o1t
The q1lcy Suggested IN Ire ic-ter q LAs
secretary q the treasury shall not CEN
Csnt upon tbe reasons w1ica tass@ gentle
men holding me views g M Carlisle have
& 20 WY the silver certificates and ne
silver dollar have today = his county 81
-nucn purchasing power "a tas god 1al!S-.
bu. ! cannot refuse % express ny a6so-
lats dissent from tae policy announced by
Gr. Carlisle as the one which VIII govern
the treasury II reference o re5esz.ng So
yer certificates and col1e1 silver dollars
z gold.
The senator quotes from letter receives
by him from The secretary on Angus =
LAST. n IRE course q waleh Ae says re
ceuzrt ru=-t has never been czli@1 upol 20
redeem silver dollars = gol1. Ealca shows
the senator says. Tha- IRE holsters % s.l-
Yer certificates o. SILVER dollars nave never
e1tsEta-ued tAs opinion that 1hs contract
q the face q :he certificate, y nlco sx-
9ressly 7roys1es Tor tae.r redemption ia
silver dollars. sAo1-1 te construed y zee
executive department as emitting the
holder 70 demand gold dollars. AID Tr2ca
.e=s had aDy one ever conceived IRE i1ea
before taAt he SILVER 1ollzr. maze oy law
a legal ,e-5e- - payment AID -eSiE1 Il
n The s-at1te as rce standard money 81
tas country. should pe redeemed II Other
coin "
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Democratic principles. defying Democratic
authority and al1.ng. .n so FAR as they
may. % defeat the Democratic ca21i-
dates
S-Aars a1aress vas frequently apr..a11-
80. PARTICULARS tae sslas.ons 20 ihe Da-n-
or-4t% wAo had takeo ground against tAe
Chicago Ta-l iT1ees AID platform.
Ire roA calls showed contests ia 4 lhaDy.
Mooroa N&yrt 4ua Wyoming counties.
Rise~way offered a Tasot4ftor. which Vas
referred 20 she rofuru .ttee Or platform. 11s-
corsiuE the Work - fhe chicago co1Hen-
tlan ana 14e2Ei-e hearty and earnest Sup
Q1~- r. rs rosn lrees
After thc con uii1tees ve~~ names 80
conversion took recess Lrril 70 q w 20
ulorreN. THE members - tha Albany dele
cation circulated protest against tes
unrn nation % Jon. Boyd Tha-oher a- the
ground fta. az ,h= Saratoga convention he
declared = 12se-f TO- ths Eo'5 standard and
30 -7sf tst5on o. ia. zVowsl hs1 s.n-e
rc-s from hsm. An g11oancenea; tas
hsea made THAI Ta---nany ~ tnrow RS
influence I1 fav0~ - Thatcher l1T--ra-
tsa1 ~ governor
After speeches ty Ecss~s Sargent ana
Cras 1a1 the conveu:17 ~ s15o8rred.
Tat Platform .r5o-ses fts uatorsl rlat-
for0 adopted 81 ClicaEo tv '-1e Demo
tr8-.e rat3-8i c3rNratser a.a pledges
earnest sa4 feltAtul support - BRYAN and
Sewaf osle~ rla-ks ar rs FoGoRs
growing Industrial 5.sse er- aaa
distressing poverty a-s 31le~ess base heeu
the ever inrrrss ~ vaenrt n ne s4-~onr-
za--or r silver & - We Therefore 81
wee .ae united support - re electors 81
tAe s@a-t 20 restore tNA coinage svs;e-r
VII n existed during TIE wears % o1- "a
,loos} r~0e parity and w18ce colraEs syE-
tern s re~or- res bv o. national cors+l-
ta-o~
''Ua Sr--ar-s tee -e-e-: As7.. sssaes
r~ e.ts4 Increase CT tha rztfr~s a
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-17

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