The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-19


and that ia - neraf-ae tire p.oFia know
sfra. trust him. beItey. hsrn ard lovs Rim.
az 10 eTc~t 70 1swparaKe hfra can Sue
esed- Thay know he is patriotic. and they
know BE - Ause-fcsn. he IS American
% Americans They know ne Is wise that
be Is able and trHe. ard th~y want him
fer president OF the United States. They
have already 50 declared. not IN this or
that state or section. but In ali states and
al sections Of cur country. srorn ocean 20
ocean ard from gulf 70 lakes. They ex-
poet - TO give them = chance 30 vote for
him II IL cur duty 90 DO f. and ne IN
turn VIII give us an administration IN
der which tire country WI enter upon an
era Of prosperity At home and OF glory
and honor abroad. By al these tokens
Of the present. ali these promises for the
future. IN the name o. tire forty-ssx dele
gates from Ohio submit this claim 10
your consideration"
When Foraker left The platform he was
net b. DR.. l. II. MONTGOMERY. OF CHI
cago. who. In behalf Of the Republican
Club Of the University Of Chicago. pre-
sented him with large medallion Of Nc
KfnIey.
The nomination was seconded by Thurs
ton.
Gov. Hastings came forward al the call
Of Pennsylvania 20 name Senator Quay.
lie spoke ss follows:
Hastings Names ouav.
''Pennxylvanls comes 70 this convention
giving you cordial assurance that who
ever may be the national standard bearer.
he viii receive. % al the states OF the
Union. the largest majority from the Key
stone State. There have been TO faIterfng
steps IN Pennsylvania when the senets OF
Reuublicaussrn have been a. stake. Our
party's principles have always been held
as saer as Independent hall or the
memory o. her dead soldiers. Having
within her borders more American citizens
relatively who own the homes IN which
they 1--we than any other state: whose pr1n-
clpal daily aYocation Is 20 sub6ue and de-
selop her stcrehouse OF wealth: whose
wage-esrnsfs. skilled and Enskilled, re-
cesve. one year with the other. the highest
average American wage rate the Penn
syivania Republicans. by their chosen rep
resentafives TO this convention. with you
demand and their interest demands. a
system Of national currency equal to the
best In the world.
They demand that the government they
love. and for whose flag they have fought
and stin stand ready TO defend. shall pay
its debts In money and not in promises.
They insist that dollar is not created by
the Tat Of the goveruns ut, but must have
lsS cents Of Intrinsic or exchangeable value
measured by the worlds standard. and
that any debasement OF the standard
national honor
They believe In the old-fashioned Gus
tom OF living within their income, and
when the Income is unequal TO the neces-
sary outzo they insist upon increasing
their revenue rather than increasing their
debt. They believe that the primary OBJ
Ject Of government Is TO defend ard pro-
mote the interest OF the people who have
maintained that government for the ad-
vancement of their common welfare. They
hold that the revenue policy and the pro-
tsctiye policy go hand in hand, and they
stand as the steady and uuwaverlng cham
pions OF that American system OF fair and
evsn-handed protection which. iniuring
none and helping all. has made this ma
ton great and prosperous.
Pennsylvania Games 20 this convention
and with great unanimitv asks YOU 10
name q standard-bearer who will represent
not only the principles and conditions. but
the brightest hopes and aspirations OF the
Republican party. a man who has been a
loyal supporter OF the party In its every
movement: a potent factor in It's councils
from the day OF It's birth and baptism on
Pennsylvania soil 10 the present: a man
whose every vote and utterance has been
upon the side Of sound money. fair protec-
ton and strong and PATRIOTS American.
Those whom represent. and who ask
his nomination at your hands. point 10 a
statesman who has been In the forefront
In every battle for his party. who has been
its champion. its wise counselor. It's or
ganizer and the successful leader Of for
lorn hopes He vas with those patriots
who rocked the cradle - RepuhIieanisrn:
he vas among the first 10 comprehend the
attitufe Of the armed debate OF SCI and 20
give himself 20 the Union cause. In 1878
he stemmed the tide Of currency infection
and won a victory which, while less os-
Hasaf1 III
successful rescue or the country from free
trade and Grover Cleveland In 1855. The
American citizen who believes that ali laws
and politics should be for Americas best
Interest: the American sof,iier who admires
valor as much as he loves the flag Of his
united country: the American wage Garner
who loves his home and family and who
VIII never consent 10 sink himself 10 the
wage level 81 the foreign pauper; the
American manufactures emerging from
the TEXTURES OF a free-tra1e panic and
anxious 70 reiight the fires OF Industry
where darkness and silence sim hold
sway; they who loudly proclaim their re-
cent bat perfect conversion TO the true
gospel % Repahhcanism they who demand
dollars as good as gold as the wage FOR
good work who believe in commercial re-
clRrocliy with other nations. bar who saw
bait 80 any further or foreign encroach-
ment upon sny part % America. These.
all these have found IN him a stesdfsst
friend ard able supporter He was the
soldiers friend IL war. and has been their
constant champion IN peace. The survivors
% those who fought for freedom and won
immortal fame recognize in him a comrais
whose vaior has heen proved on hard
fought fel3s snd sttestsd IN the proudes,
trophy ever won by seldier-the decora-
ton awarded him by the American con-
rress
Called 70 lead fcrlorn hope In The
great campaign OF fsSS. he wrought task
equal 20 the az labors % Hercules He
organized the patriotism and Republican
Ism of the country for victory. He throt-
tied the TRmmanv tiger sn hts dan. and
forcing an honest vote ard A honest count
In THE stronghold ~ che most powerful and
corrupt political orrun .watfon In the land
rescued the country from the heresi=s OF
Democracy Having thus made himself TOO
powerful ard tao dangerous ~ fhs raerny.
the order went forth 80 as&ssS5nste hiE1.
bat the poisoned arrows ~ Islander ard yf-
tuperation. BITTER and relentless hatred
fef broker az his feet Fe fuYaed 20 Use
people w5fb when ~ ilved ami whose sag
vans - - ana TIRE Viu5tratieH az their
hands VAS unanimous reelection 20 the
senate ~ sae T9itsd States There. repre-
arnttng imperial Pennsylvania an8 her in
trresfs re stood IKE q rock. resisting the
combined power ~ FREE trade president
aa3 party entH she sefoTulsty Known as
the Wilson hi3 vas altprea ard amended
80 as 90 sav% az leass some ~ the business
i-ferests - BIS stare sn3 country from 80
tire and uftr- ruin.
We we.coue tae lssue4 American pro
te~tion. American credit n0d Ell American
po'lcy 1t fhe pe17}e "a the campaign
Whieh iris convention iraggu~ates 8eter-
sntne aaethev trey ARE w1fs-E - 1--we
through snatbe- FREQ tra3s paste -: the
vaEe-eerneT ard IRE waEe-aayer coater1-