The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-25

Canten. o. Oct. ei-'~The Ike of tbs
has never been seen or sarfn before" SAID
Charles Emery Sfnlth ex-uGnister 70
Russia. as he stood oy The Assocsa cd
FFess representative viewing the great
AEe % mareAers and counservna-ehers
paraataS On Bread and North Market
streets, 10 and from the Mecca OF the Bsl-
gFiH.Ases os the ps0ple from many states
IoG2gs visitors again broke tae record
N 1Ghs distance parties ard the variety
o. delegations. Business Eaen and farm
ers came from FAR and near. and railroad
Eaen called Dy thousands from Missouri
hAns2s AID Iowa. From early dawn
antA late tonight the Mckinney house was
surrounded oy a continuous Jam re-en-
acting the exciting scenes of other Big
aaFs. Ma. Mckinley spoke with TN
Usual feryor ali day. He made parsict.-
lar response 10 the coercion charges ot
SaeioS Al Chairman Jorss, when NJ said
u ais address this evening 70 the British
Isles American Club Of Cleveland:
Iney talk about eoercl0n-ghe coercion
o. employees 81 employers. They mistake
tae spirit OF this campaign. II i mo-,
cesfe.0n. but eoAsslon-enhssion between
eEnplsyes and employers made strong by
common Interest and a common expert
ence.
siatem snts os a similar nature in his
missouri address called fortA the greatest
@~.A4~t4S S@E@t4Ja u1 tFe day.
Deseesa lions begaa 10 arrive early this
morning The hFst delegst ian came from
..eshilon. BeFiSs and Schuy.kiE counties
a. and contiguous territory They ar
rived ABOUT $50 on 4 special train Of
seven coaches, but 4ld not 20 % the No
hiniey home until s. There were intro
anesory address by ex-Mayor ]. ] Ken
hSdy from Reading and J. V. Yellow
saa'Sh. AS soon as the address 10 the
4 : - fs.H
sae Hardwood Lumber Exchange and the
D1L.aers' and Trades Exchange. who had
arrived on special train of three Pull
IlAa cars, we're introduced hv Harvey
Sl,eFiaan and addressed BY Mckinley.
"a ais speech 10 The Pennsylvania dele
s4lohs. MAJ Mckinley said the Demo
.fats can hardly expect Us to have con-
..Ieaee IA teeir present prescription.
"1sa TIE prescription taey gave Us II,
ist-. which they Insisted was a cure FOR
az o1F troub.es, vas go complete a fail-
ute. tSreat Laughter and applause
AaJ' N@hln4ey Qsade his third a8tress
70 ne delegation from New York. reura
sehgAng Tie towns OF Eamira. Corning
i'a,n' HorneIisviile, Cuba and jamestown.
N'HaIls on special train OF dozen
x.FA@Ar=- and to several hundred from Nc
hAne county, Pa. District Attorney ".
W. Ci@rk spoke for the New Workers
aad w l.. Proud Tor the psansyrlvaniar,s.
lae fourth auaTence OF the day was
made W largely of railroad men in the
employ OF ne Rock Island railroad. com
has from Holton, kan: Eldon Ia: Tren-
ton. No. api Fore Wayne. Ind. The in-
Foduetor3- address VAS by Maj. r j. An
eefset, tae general ticket ana passenger
agent OF fhe road
When the Western railroad men left,
iron and steel workers and employees OF
the TN plate mills of Cambri.ge. .
marched upon the lawn. headed by lanE.
senator John II. Morgan spoke on behalf
OF the delegation.
4 delegation Of coloress w7rkinguen
from PtttsoGrg aled uvoa the Lawn as the
Cambridge men filed out William RAN
aoipA, nominee for presidential elector
was spokesman. ard vas introduced By
Or. \. I. Hall This crowd was particu-
laTly enthusiastic aE3 demonStratIve.
About fifty school teachers attending
the Nori heasTern Qhio Institute. Cievs-
land. this week. came 20 Canton at 80.
- Pay their respects % Maj NIX lnlev
They were presented ay MAJ r. = BRYAN.
- Akron. Mckinley received them per
se1ally. shakin~ each bv the hand. but
Si4 nor make a formal aairess 10 them.
one & the largest delegations ~ the day
was composed of employees - the Penn
sylyAnsa Railroad Company. e2sI Of Crest
line, who arrived At p IN. aS1t We're
Joined by employees o. ese Toledo K Hook
Ing Valley railroad. Toleio x Ann Arnor
raHroa4 employees. and railroad men EN-
rloyc4 on various reals entering Ttain
aG4 MAnSllei3 Tee delegation was in
troagce4 10y X. ". Burgess. foreman ~
the Pennsylvania frs sSh. house g. T0le3o
HaIs 4 handrei lady s.enogr1paers, en-
pIeved principally ia .se offtces u tae
WaHnaan & Barnes Company NJ Akron.
ca3se % pay their respects 10 The Rsnab-
lle8m nominee The visitors were h4rpliy
iutroivcsl y Miss Lee Carooa9a.
's'sae teatE audience 20 Surround MAJ NJ
* ulay's home today came freu Allen AM
Henry counties. principally from TIE towns
OF Ehfu4 and Speucvrvtt.e. x @as made up
81 farmers. business men ant citizens -
ali vocaF Fsoas. TIE Introductory address
was made oy George r Davis. 3st. Nj
klnley Responded "a 10 oNs.
My gel}ss-glt3 3zens- T. waS generous on
your part 70 come and see me-. snas-a4ca
as 7 ssn not doing TINS year Whst ! for
merry ssf1 p eu.aE aGaf1t - see yoG. 20
very glad ID meet nv o.i friends ~
AaEisze. Alien an3 Henry co4nTi@s before
q 2cM ! have Stoo. macy tis1ts. speaking
far cause. Tor the same E.ori9l1s cause
fa7 Rn.ca 2gT party s-ar-s tass year Tee
G4H eran-es between tae contest uaaf and
f9~fner coatests ts. ee can count on CIR
s. r. hundreds. thousands aG6 even hAn1-
sess of tsagszr@s - So@t e54-fasaiaaef
Democrats wh0 as w>n ss tn sne esat
80 MAINTAIN psns5s or<#r aa~i ths Hsaue31l
sa e<sley of tre United States tApplsgsH.l
We ara elsd So rsFe tat-u in as~ec4a-
tf.a wHa 4s Patriotism Is nxye~ car-.-
ssa. g s Ah0,7 taat rs&0e. Dns tn.u- aas
sever a&~n sass. an8 geKer Ht. ~ Sa
az Che government % Eae E1-e@ Sestss.
aa3 iAat te ,aa1 st ts 81 Ea.~rnraart of ~e-
pts3 atsaa We eAve &tVays pas4 every ts1i-
lar ~ e4- pab,ie obligations. N1e.aev con-
trsStez i- peace or W2r. 3a she AiSasSt an.i
hf-sr fern 90 money Aoesa "a t1e clx-a-
sE8 Noess. tArelAase.t
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issser ~ gee ee1-rae: rr sat ae We ea.v
Eaow fa1t any agreement cf GGe I-s.e..
States gss ssal1Eat uIssg 5@ Eas& ia a4nl-
~ .-sena dai-Are ~ the IMe 81 ccGsls &.e
- co rot propose - ~1n1are Gee r1zz.
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f3sas h.sgerv. 90 St1sa-fls s.fs avs -.erlae.-
u. aEuGf-ts. te rspG3.2Ee our ORA zz-
sta1s p1srste o- pr-v&se. We go ral proposes
td 4-ttznnt 20 eF=r 1s e-ssar-- Wata 1at-
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prae1sa 81 ruA oar aeaa*es cx&csay as sre
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sssa ata s~EezrttE Ga sae pATt as she E3s-
s-auent asa fae p~cce
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eu~ oNn fsctar5es rather tt&a ha-3 ar
faesarsNs ger 4nv t1er nase AE the Ease
ef tho tAr1a Tess Ausvr -au wa~scsNeo
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