The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-03

canton, o, ect. Z-Ibe day Ras HfiEAt
and clear. bal the Amos continuous RAIN
since issf Saturday had Jeff the Nck.nley
lawn soft aEss muddy. and today : dem
enstrati0ns as those OF earlier days ot
tho week. were aeid in me Tabernacle.
TIE first delegate to arrive Eas tae
ysecial train % four coaches from " see
iEg. representing the "a aasndle counties q
West Virginia. A washOa5 On TIE bait
more cnso separated th.s party and
fboss from hsy0l<t tAat poiat. and ghe
latter were left behind. AueEheT delsn-
qgeut party came ny wzy of the Wheeling
& Lake Erie a l4t,ie Ia ter tram TIE special
train TIE Delegation vas presented b.
Attorney T. N. Garyln. Of Wheeling.
Before Mckinley reached ths Taserna-
c!e % address the Wsst N4rginlAnS a spec-
al train arrived with a 5slssya ION from
Huron, Seneca county. o. and ghe tRo
deiega atoms were merged IN one meeting.
The Introduction of Mr.. :sarviR followed
tne introduction cf & Ii. Heanlns ny Mr.
Francis o. Chicago Juactlon. o.. FOR The
railroad men % his vicinity an address
was made by r. X Kirkland. Of Plymouth.
Seneca county Mai. Mckinley made re-
sponse 20 All In the following address.
- gives me special pleasure 20 meet at
ny homo. IN joint meeting. f1e cit zeus
q tne sta5e Of West Virginia and % ms
oSn native state. The Republican caa5.-
q Sc has 10 embarrassment in speaking TO
American audiences. He does rpt have I'd
make different speech for different To-
caiities. What he would sas 10 The pe D.
pie of Wess Virginia. or any ofhsr states
OF the South, he would say n Ssw Eng
land Or the FAR West or OF the Pacific
eoass. FOR tae principles OF the Republican
party are AS national our flag. tAp-
plausej Their purposes embrace the good
Of every American Interest ana section.
The great thought % the people q
th.s country wherever they may reside
or whatever be their occupation. Is how
Ne are - get back, as a nation. to the
oia conditions OF business activity AMI
prosperity. Something has gone wroug
We nave the same country, We have she
same manufactures. the "a ne monty. the
same anutactorles. the same money, the
same maS;erfui genius among our people
as we had between IsS0 and 1872, bu, we
nave not the same degree OF prosperity
bow that we bad then. tApp.ause and
cries of That's rlght.1 And wAat 3
the iroable7 "A voice. Democrats free
tfade, followed by great applauseD IL
a s.ngle word. the trouble with The country
s The lack o; confidence As 10 what
brought about that lack % confidence we
may dsTer but that there Is lack Of cor
aae9ce every citizen everywhere must
coacede, FOR every citizen has felt & ii
ais oan experience
NON. what = th.s thing called 'bus.-
@ Tess soaii'iefce% +, is a be.ief IL the sta
hisfy or va.les. faith in our markets ana
our money. faith tkat the consumption
ot next year Will be as great or greaf4~
tnth our present one faith that men Will
nave TO work. and that The currency OF
the country VII De fxe8 s.abe ana unsa-
ftee'ai .hg. tdrea; APPLAUSE The met
S4aIs. has coEfldence--and there may h,s
-
has confidence when h stocks his - lives
with more goods. in the expectation of
4aTgeT sizes. The manufacturer has cor
it4fnce when h incFeases his MACHINERY
1lfe9 more men, adds new factories LAYS
ia BIS materiat in advance. certain that e
%ill n7t decline before his finished preduct
= SOD. confident THAI he ean pag rho
wages TO lahcr and {ae prices for MS raw
material and viii not INA ia the end
tnat H.s goods VII be- driven out OF ;hss
American marAet hy foreign goods under
a free trade policy Tremendous cheer
fag and cries Of '-Tha-'s the stuff. , The
IA ao0rsr fees taIs c0nffrrce whsn as
sUred ot steady employment. II. buys 2
sos aad starts hul.dlnE 3 Rouse Ger h.m-
se.f snt family. TIE farmer feels ta.s
confidence when he pants his crop. gensr-
QUAY confident hat what ne reaps WI ne
IN demand and WILL br .ng him fair rs-
turn for bis toll. Tae railroad cousraoy
.e~is st when s. sx-eads IS Ures an5
switches, gats se~ eq4. pTneut ari Inn
proves as el3 equipment and gives en-
n.oy -nent 10 work rEDeu. TIE banker
fees it when he ioaus frey or ms cap
tai ant deucssts. and knews t1.st Wnen
his leans return fhev vi ha su good
sound 7aoacy. an3 the .epos-:uc fees fh.s
confidence when Re takes his Torsy from
&;s hi1snE riaee. = here - ~ sesss. an8
pssts Il 80 tas bank sure tlst BE can
draw E Gus aeroTirv - Nts necessity or