The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-30

sT1teet4sEz ne SAL & t1N as4ae g tIz
cgaatry. @asz u asass 4n1 slil Hssxatl. x
zs f02n3sz n EAs Interest a24 3gectiS1as
o< TIE peogsA-'
ssEscsrrossiry. toe, the GIT OF BiAlzs TAP
rlasSe} and Harrison tre-sgso apnlai1ss}
70 tIaa nafsan. deferred oy 1Arfle41s IL
fimsly death. w&s 81 length proc-aiEElS1
b faag great president statesman ard
~ tr5ox. Ben fzrszlu EzrrasoE. ttSrsat cheer
gEg.l RecsprociTy, EAe twin ef pr9tsc -lss
and the true handmade OF prosperity. a.
- &ay has strong aosa On sAe aFiee-ioIls
o. Gnr people. Limited as her opporSunt-
ties have oeea. sas has Arrays shown tEAt
she can be > EreAs factor n the trade OF
car country " Aas we wanf, gentlemen,
j. 3 reciprocity <hat Is liasr4l zna just 10
u1Fseives as weH as 10 tne other coiln-
tres. We sill have TO pa44Gy Ry wsiscA
we so NOT get As raoeA as we give tcrses
of ''Goodl and VII lnaugarase no FeclE-
roclty polscy whsca takes from AmsFicaa
ork1ugFnen 3 single day work that kafy
can possibly ge<. Great applause-) We
Will Simply revive this policy that Pot
American -four iR Havana free and gave
Cuban sugar free 10 the people Of the
United States lgrsat appsaaSei on terms
3sst alike fair, honorable and adF2nta-
geoas 10 tails country aud Cgsoa. tHe-
ne wsd chsertng) The policy OF Harrison
ansl Blaine tspplausel means the supreia-
81 OF krAss&s atlfA INJURY II E'-gkN'fNS
larger markets fer Guy surplus manzfaci-
ured ard agricultural products. not In
Jury by competition nor .esseRea trade.
fApplaEset K musg mean better wages
and f8rmer pEIeas for what we DO or can
prosauee NOT less work or poorer reward
10 any OF our citizens. (Chesrs.) Il found
our products practically excluded from
countries that were receiving important
and prof table concessions from the United
al
them. Il SAID. open your gates to Us:
our gates are already open 20 you X IN
creased our foreign trade only IN the de-
gree that Ii advanced our domestic trade.
Protection guards the products OF our Ia
hor al home. reciprocity opens market
for the products 81 our labor abroad.
fCries of Good. good; that's riEht') We
gain BY bota. and we viii MAINTAIN botA
- long as the good of the country de-
mands fr Great applause.9
a sound treasury. 100. - demanded
alike by every consi.lera.ion or good gov
erunenI, and good government must pro-
vide revenue for all expenses or rs credit
T. ia constant jeopardy. Fc1f OF the Yaia-
able ends whfch Hamilton IN lssa ssid
were 70 be secured BY a proper AID ade-
oaatn provisIon for the support OF TUb4c
credit are as important today as they
were then Let ms enumerate them; To
promote she Increasing respsctauality Of
sAs American name 10 ans ger the calls
Of Justice: 10 furnish new resources both
10 agr3eulture and commercc, and 10
establls public order on The basis Of en
Upright and liberal poll y. Tie means
Hamilton re,outnended for the accom-
pslshment Of THESE glorious objects are
those that should be restored IN the sd-
nninlstrati0n Of our government today. lie
favored the levying II sufficient duties
u tss = ktEF
ant resources for the support OF The sov-
elnmeuf. 10 pay its national debt, and
establish, foster and encourage nlanuiac-
turing. commerce and agriculture. zap
i,lause) He favored The policy II pre-
iecting the American people n their oc-
cgfations and enterprises, thereby Great
ing that splendid home market Wisea IS
the best and greatest tn Sne world t-frcat
applatlse) He fayoret a osht-p1NinE, not
a deba-inereasing policy eonhdenee~in-
s1lrfng. not a c0nddence-destroyiag sys-
tern. 1(sreat applause) Let us emdiats
this great example and return TO the wise
course, he hade US follow. The s1fest aid
20 sound currency Is a protective tarin
fcrles OF "Nou are rlght), and l be-
Heve that the American people intend 10
restore IL fCgies OF They wih.'D IL
IS the true patriotic policy. and cannot
be safely surrendered. compromised or
abandoned. Great applause)
Honest money must always be the best
money. That Is. he character Of the
money we have in circulation today. every
dollar worth 100 cents tremendous ap-
plause1 ia every country OF the world. and
NE propose 10 keep * there Enthusiastic
eheeringD II Shere Is one kind OF money
that Is good iD every civilized country or
the world and another that passes IN only
some parts OF the world. the people OF the
United States will never be content with
ANYTHING short OF the best. (ApplauEe)
We have been doing business on that basis
slnce January. 1879. We wlll continue that
policy so long as We have just regard
for our honest obligations ard high stand
Ing as nation. tC'4eers1 Free silver az
a ratio Of IS 10 !. or ehout half of its
true bullion value. is tot a fun dollar.
(Cries OF No: YOU bet it is not-o Good
money never made times hard and poor
money never made times good. Ny fel-
low citizens. our contest this year IS FOR
our country's honor and prosperity. The
need OF the hour IS work for willing
hands. work ard wages for the unerl-
plos-ed fCries Of That's right. maior'D
ana chance 10 earn the good dollars
which are noW iaie ard are oT2ay waiting
ln their hiding PAGES for restoration OF
confidence. Our contest is for the good
falth Of the nation and the welfare OF the
Gence the same supreme faith IN the people
which upheld Lincoln In every trial of the
war As he said. Intelligence and patriot
ism and a firm reliance In Him who has
never set fcrsakeu This favored land are
s;il competent 20 adjust ~ the best ways
81 our present difccul'ies.' Cries Of
That's riEht.'D In tbs faith wa submit
our contention TO the great trsbuna. og the
people.
Il thank you. my fcliow-cidzsas. for
The compliment aGd courtesy o. this call.
thank you for your message OF goodwill
ans assurn nee of support given 10 ne by
yrur spokesman u. s5faN never forget this
can of the coumerc al trave.ers OF ths
United States tcFies 81 "No- viii wc'),
aa3 8. viii give ne ne creates; pleasure
20 meet ans greet each enc of you person
sl,v' Tremendous cheering ard cries Of
"IlurraA FER Mckinney. the next pTesi-
Gcut-l
German Americans CALI on Mckinley.
\ thousand GeTman-Amerseans Of Cleve-
lana met tuls afternoon and made cGe az
tas r8ast Impressive aa1 enthusiastic dele
CATIONS taar has yet come % Can. on They
n.sned lu splendid styie the magnificent
Recommendation % tae day 80 aaspi-ioWsly
begun hv tha b.E commercial travellers
party from Caieago. The merchant trav-
e7ees ana tAetr Cauton comrades. Joined
bv the Ducher-E Hampton Mckinley Club.
lf8 a mile a. the stTeet with ret. white
ans biue protection and gold Standard am-
6reUas as tney para1e1 % tha Nc kluiey
home. Tae tslrgu 89-Ag'ert aas ana the
Thousands tlst Joined the94 e4ea carried
sa American gtz. A. Mator Mckinley ap-
psaFgst ca tae 1pcrsten 0f h5a home ae WAS
safatst hv h.s ys3'eTs Ulta sfea a wa wing
90 p.E Glory as ae ett seldom seen before.
rae Cleveland H8rugsrIu Maenu srshoir
u.as4a q gior5aas ending Of tae ovation. ard
% brass oara save scromrzu u.ntnt TO
ss-sa3 outagossk oE appla41e- Col : l.
srlithus sght presented Air. EaRsr5 Boehn.
waa oads a CLASSIC address. sig.nE Ger
msn-Anrsrfcan sunv8~< 81 honest money