The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-02

s4N~ On fEA 8luE trains. j ne gtiFr tAEss
were made specials of nine coachcs eacn-
over the {. & * g No demons Jration
@as made uRGil the last arrived. when d
parade was organized After a short
Harch meeting Vas held IN the a0cT-
nseae. The introductory address was de-
hEeFed hy =. =. WeiVott. cx-state scna-
tor. OF Kent. -. Ths delegation from
Springfield O.. arrived on a special train
% seven coaches At f..5 this afternoon
l. brought "a heavy weight" Nck.ntey and
Hobart Club, other clubs and citizens gel-
orally. under the caption OF the Clarke
county brigade. After a short parade IN
ine business portion Of the city the crowd
Seen1bisa IN the tabernacle. and IN al
dress was made by Judge john {. Miller.
Maj. Mckinley N welcoming the dele
cations SAIL: II dare not undertake %
enamerate the clubs present here. lest
might omi: some OF then. bu, all are Rel-
come. I never stand before a Spring
field audience without having come un-
hidden % ny Fps some precious name
soclatei Win that enterprisinf! city. sne.iG-
hfrger vas not only dis ing7Iisaei Ian
ger nai VAS statesman, ant that dear
oiG citizen. Judse White. WhoSe learning
enriched The 1ldic .agy ~ the state. Names
ike those come 20 me whenever / see 4
Springfield audience. T. is not glyen ~
many cities 70 furnish such a distinguish
81 soldier and valged statesman a. ex-
Speaker OF the National House OF Kepre-
seniat!Yes J. Warren keifer applause.
nor is 1t given 70 many cities 10 furnish
sach splendid ideal business men AMI 50
distinguished AT executive as the present
governor OF oI.o, Asa Bushnell. Cyrus
II McC Cormick. or Chicago. who Is a. tha
mead cf TIE great harvesting machine
company. ~ith the sterling integrity with
which the country = familiar. recently
wrote the following: We have never be-
fore been 50 at a loss 10 lay our plans
% work Ior next season as now. II re
thought tae country would 20 for The uu-
limited coinage OF silver. Ne DO not sa
20 run cur shops for more than half their
capacity We have in tast stafenen. a
description of ollr business troubles and
Il teaches a striking lesson. which must
impress every thinking man. The maau-
faeiurer does no. know ho~ 10 plan for
next years business. because % the 61an-
cial uncertainty created in fhe attitude. o.
great political party ia combination
NTH tWo otAer parties. Il free silver is
- be inaugdrated IN this country. j.; VIII
caange all values. disarrange the re.as. oil
o. labor 10 production. 70 raw material. 10
The flnsaef product, and unsettie all con-
dstloNs that existed IN business property
MS uncertainty makes svery business
man pause. makes every business ente--
prise halt, ana while they pause and ha,t.
the home % the w0rkingman is filled With
despair Capital hesitates 10 invest be-
cause * sees danger ahead. and l. unable
10 count with certainty on either the SAFE
- Of its principal or ne return OF profits
and while capital Haits outside TIE fsr-
tory, the ma chinery within is silent. laboe
= unemDloy ed. and poverty presldes about
the hreSide q he men y no toll / DO not
Know how many hands the firm OF NJ
tormlck & 90. employs, many thousands
| am sure. and when he states that u Na
have the free coinage OF silver he VIII uo:
run the shops with more than hiif The
labor now employed, assume that - bat
would bp tgue i1l the ease of the harvester
company Of Chicago would - true Of
every harvesting machine con sern III
Sprins.ira and Throughout, the country.
Take year own city. which heretofore
ass been one OF the busiest centerS in the
manufacture ~ agricultural implements.
employing many laoorers or once dit.
Great laugh,erl TO cit that employ nleut
IA Two would ne uot only 4 calamity to
labor, out = calamity to every .atercs. of
yoGF city ana 30 every farmer of -olr
county. Your business fairly illustrates tas.
close relations between (hc manufactures
and ;he agricultural producer When yuu
are prosperous ttc farmer is prosperous
ween ,he farmer IS prosperous you have
your most profitable trade. II yoay pa
tcl! lc reduced onc-balf IL will be- felt bv
every farmer iu your county. anl the in
1JFN t1us nd.ctel on tie farmer would AZ
fect IRA. shine works. because yoar custom
sgS no ARC farmers would suffer from the
diminished l8aoF y0u would employ .n the
loss os Rart O. their homie marke; Is nos
this tTac. feiow citizens U.oua cries a.
"Afs'l Business ~ every character e.
sG interviewer ana - G@rcnaeuf ou every
other business thGg a aArt 20 cuC IS hutt
Ia tae oshes
In iS2 people usrd 70 thiak you could
Aurt shs manufacture ard help the rest
% mankind. Uaughterl They la hor un-
der no such delusfaa now Demand IS
MIA. makes business activity. The s!ckia
aEa csiI wcuIa stIu be IN use out gor the
pressing demand of the grain fields II
America You make agricultural iU~fe.
ments because the farmer wants thorn
and Y hen he wants fewer Cf tngul you
diminish yonr output ant you DO not re-
guite SO mucA labor. and thAt IS Nhat
makes poverty ana id.Tuezs.
We must have stability in values and
confidence i'm rational and Individual is.-
teErity before VIC ran have real pc~-aa-
0eHt prosperity. tAYTiHuscl Ne r1tat
have c0uadeupe that cur rete~ic legt~l4-
sion VII zarYiy adequate money sor tNo
rHh..c Treasury and protect American la-
EHF ana American interests fn every F.trt
~ tac country. Alexander ifarus.for erre
satJ- ~iasre IS scarcely any uosnr ln tces-
ogly of uAtcCal affairs of greater moment
t1AN tho uniform preservation ot tbe sn-
trtnsi- value cs fns r1oneE uult cu te5s
security ard steady Valse essentially 4a-
pcrst~
We S.u@; Eet osr- tac tfes * 7ss crer
BAD g. that fn~rc IS sny leSrrfematr III
t1a2ce frat congress by sts ruera ureate
eaa make serHet thlng out ct th1uS thar
is gsn decree that 5s cents wo~ta ef SILVER
De w1vtn q hundred GENTS Congress car
sfo cvlch 3t Car protest. the tlts AH.t urat.-
etfy NJ g1t.Eers as it zhag.8 &e ,t enm
rroA te Fsxergc l2Na v AsrA 81 lt8 make -1e
treaslsEy sassy aua ps@tect Aaler3-lu pro-
se<cses fran tar Darestr .rE~d cor1sic-.r lcs,
os ;ne cld world 3 san 60 tAaf aa4 g.,
rt.st Be- ehat. IRE snHuScsss cheering
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