The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-25


Sent t.o large delegatso.ss - ex.end
gr~sgangs "a Mckinley ore cane as
= ssszssfaorea&Tit county delegation gsglizsuz
fo-1T SPECIAL trains OF eleven coaches earA.
Ials was aistt1aesiyely regresst atatlve of
tae mining ln8a&5ry, ami 3scl4sssl reure-
sess,aas-fess Of tie eosss-rFssazIag Interests.
ne address Nas n44de by W ; Van
oSAs- tos'-gTssszfaan sis0rEe ". HuN sT-1ae
Tor the OH Cttg se2eEstsan witch vyas
tfscr91ass1sy = rspreasassGsvA body from ~
tI4lssfiss cf the oW pr>aaeins industry
II in1A1Ate~I re11nsrs. dealers in sssqplieS.
sssfAs sSsas4lA act iaTe-s, merchants and wVs&-
saen- IL Has claimed - shgsa IN charge
q ttse sis-esatloa that x iacins.ss5 many
VITO heretofore had voted ne Democrats
ssSkrS. oak Eso ts1ss yer tIas declared
iileiF Intention To vote for Mckinney
af-e marching % forty .iye yong women
representing the f0rty-nye s1asss OF gha
= 1fioh' e&cn carrying large b4SzeI cs
fesses. @as oae u the most gaiqne features
OF the campaign. Tae baskets zsere 1aksr.
ar0in ne women as they approaches Agrs.
-aen ,h.sy and arranged or large pgra-
HasdS4 p4at1oTsn. and there they remained
al Gay 10 be admired hy The thousands
o tStniof4ans. Thls evening the baskets
SfFe isAeEa TO the hospitals and pr.ya.
homes Eslero sickness prevailed.
tae first OF sAe delegations % call on
-~tfie~s eAr from ~ EzE NtA tDA. ~ FSf-
Fnote4ard county. Pa The visitors brought
with them music and a drum corps. The
spokesman FOR the first section a4s Mr.
an Dyke. To his words Mckinney re-
sponaed as follows:
Tad not expected 70 meet the people
OF Nestraorei.nd W cosgnty ia sections: I
i.aa supposed yoa would come 20 M to-
cay ~ united body. ana that / might
nave the opportunity OF addressing yol ar
f.fF
fsepnol!caus this year that when they
make Journey they have 10 canle in Sec
items, G.aUghter.l. There IS 10 sort OF
objection 70 being divided uow. but trust
saat on the I'd day OF November YOU MI
al De United. tCrles Of We VII >
count Il very great personal pleasure 10
meet and greet the people OF West New
soh. recall your busy euterpris.ng city
with great satisfaction. / remember the
only vlslt ever paid 10 you. and at tbat
ti1e l found your city ono Of the most
active ard prosperous in the whole coun-
try. regret, 20 hear from your sp0kes-
man that ALI this Is changed and that
where plenty and pros perity presided
want and despair now sit
And that naturally leads 20 the IN
aliry: What has oCcasioned itf That
thought IS IN every mans mind That IS
the question IN every mas thought. We
have the same country that we had four
years ago. we have the same splendid re-
sources. The same farms the same fac
tories. the saTne mines. the same sturdy en-
terpris.ng people thar We had then and
what is the reason Se have not the same
prosperity ROW? The reason j. not hard
10 discern. Fer u7ors Tran thirty years
we have hvci IN shfs country under pro-
tecisve tariff. tariff that protected and
encouraged American enterprise Aad
American iniasiry; a tariff thas made us
sn tba. period % time the greatest nation
In the world IN manufactures. mining and
agriculture. system that prossefe8 ex-
erythlug We made ,n tals couRlTy against
similar thlnEs made IN Earape: a protec-
ton 20 every American interest against
conflicting foreign Interest. Now that pro-
lection has been parti8lly. removed. ana
when the people ~ raee country in LS49
decreed there Was 70 h~ a change - policy.
and that W. Nsfe 20 80 from protective
policy 70 partial free trade peilcy. Or a
revenue tariT policy. then uncartAiulF y
igsang over this country. and no man knew
whst - So. NJ man could coant Upon
what the future wcul& bring. No mas
Anew waen he mnel coal how maeh De
could Get for 3ts 80 man knew when ~
pui rAw material lnta une end * fhe fsc-
tory how mgch re co0A4 get for :. wh#9
Il went out az the other, and rhea. OF
account of the uncertainty wa.c6 harE
over Us aEd because eT tae anticipates
eompet4 son gFcfa other countries @8S.n ness
ta this country MAS o. once depressed
and for faur years We have been sadersns
because eur o&n Industries acre nor pros
porous. ana whsle oHr 0Nu Industries wern
uas prosperous. the In.. assV.@s Sc cther
coGutfles were
-Now aru oue q ;Aase whc believe K
"a tae business q. ta.s c9Gatvy ga make
lstgsk for tAs berce; of sla5s ToaneTy. NE-osg
applause believe the Hs.s.Bess cr tAts
free govern Sneat is - preserve Ihs Au r-
le8n market % t1e Tgo3acer whe.hcr is
fhe factory ~ Oh tas f$rTn. ara to rre-
serve she mineS ana Amer an f8ef.f@es
Ger tse American worsinSgtsn. ot'r.cs
That's rlght' aaa spg;ause} An1 saey
81 au ;here Is o. protective tsri1 ~ q
aauE vfouen tar.I - thfs country pat
upau fere Eu eessis tis4t .-erupstr st.a oYrs
- make up the difference tss Neeu -1ss
1ages Qas4 labor IN EuraFs and ta~ ga ees
rta lahav in tAe t-ute4 State. 5Trrsae7~
tio8sa anplauSeA We Nant the dtTrrc-ec
hs-.w ccsa American eoDfi s.ens aat l-uro-
rvan co98.glons made Up cy gestee-.., .
rsrl0 upoa fha fareiSa Isss~l4rt that ,5ar-
getes VITA sAe Au1erts41 grc3 Tha- ss
gre p1Hcy prysuv8 hF tae Ee1tso leaH pap
- ever nce e. same int> power
'rhea We wAa'. uy srllow e se7F -
restore tenH5suce- -sigssnees cenHier -e
we Sc ros Wan. amF cheap neogey ar-F
rna-e s1an Ne w8uE Caeaa labor. tg fas
5ralfc1 states sCra~ tssts Fk
y as,s. xhe sinners cs Weat Nsw5ra raeo
TX tse.~ ca4i ey honest sts4 Faey ns-t
70 te ns58 l- ,.-l7sts ta4f aEe sazas .1 t1e
hest 3e.ars o tse No~#. art feat u5l
Frt 81 sTest-sF t9 sac EStiT-s t l-a as
wao2 oaa ty asA 3a aay roaaegv as s
anstHtr tS THAT'S 2et we saHt.
--Tne Bepa1f.eAa p4rtg soes ,at ~aa.. rs
as q0rposo~. aey arr a. oE~r srtk f-e-
erF.n a< f.k3 sse Gsp1a-fc4n tsr.y A-~