The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-17
ALL OVER THE STATE.
9noomaeB Ua1s Meesaa0, WIN A.
dresses ~ Craven anA PlDee-Tho
Ya1oase Country Ne Longer .
BsDuDase Dtssnehe11 = PsDsaass
oU1n - u0Klnlsy.

TMrema, Oek. 19-Gpuc1nl-Ths Turona
elsoAtsY ~. crowded TO ovsrdowsng ~ the
1spubsjcan 0aas nesting tonight Judge
=. l. 0ttaso pfe1s6ed. and apon <be ssaGs
Woee oonend 90 hu01sUd prum1n4nt busi-
ams and peoGan6ooal men \ great many
ond31o wers orsssnt. the saS1Ssncs being
representative ef III dssssa- Ths greatest
eu1eNntan was nanisssts1 throusnogs
1tse evening. asermon w. Craven and D.
y. Plss, & Gsnetts, were the speakers
The Euyaisup 0aes CDub. I'D ~ Jsrnes
Knox. rendered some dns nuzscd ssasc-
e50n1
Mr.. Cuaxen svae rscsfved With great ap-
Dfoe1oe . - utSpped - the front 0f the
piatfosm and began Z speecs ffsas was
pronoanced By al VINO heard 4 a rrastsr-
pssS Of RepSfaiean Argument lie sFsoxe
Deliberately apd with such earnestrsess a.
60 carry conviction with every wor. he
uttered. He began by saying that in a
tour Of several weeks over the state. IN
which re had severed 100 mics. he had
FOUND that ne trend Of political sentiment
and consfction was toward the Republican
party. IF this movement continues" he
Sad. and Ne expect 10 see that II docs
continue. tbs ssate AZ Washington VIII
surely east her eIac.oras vote for sound
money. protection and Mckinley ard Ho-
bart. In the triumph Of . grea; victory
Ne are 70 have. a large number Of Demo-
cra1. who prixe principles above party.
VII SHARE" LAppiauss.D
Mr.. samuel II. Piles followed Mr.. Graz
@sos Speaking for nearly an hour He
o1vs siIa audience thu most entertaining
6lecussiou on TIE tariff chat has been
beard hcro this campaign. dwelling upon
e1se tajnry that the native Industries %
washington have suffered NJ the hans4s Of
che Wilson tariff bill After comparing
H. IT,
ose blow at the supreme court aimed by
the Chicago convention. Mr.. Piles took up
- question AZ TO the power and duty
~ the Federal government In riots AMI
strikes. and paid q glowing tribute to fhe
fenrfessnee Of President Cleveland In she
Chtca&o riots. lie ridic1ied the position
It the Bryan wing Of tho Democracy In
ehts state. and said that they surrendered
evesy vestf@e OF principle and allegiance
60 sfelr party at Eilensburx Tor the sake
Of office. Rsferrinx 70 local matters. the
opeaker declared THAI the ayes Of the pao-l
pie Of the srAts werc upon Pierce county.
which NNs depended upon TO save the.
state from PopulIsm. ~ King county had
non II for No5raw In lkae
Turning 10 the tariff. Mr.. Piles said
efmt the Populists are claiming that there
n onl- difference Of 10 pef cent. between
Ahs Mckinley and Wilson iArtn measures
6s showed coucausfvesy that this 10 un-'
true. ~ least as far ~ the effect Of The
prseenf NV on Washington h concerned
Wool. humber and fruit lad been placed
on uRs free HIST. and t11e tariff on coal
eeduoesi from u cents TO ~ cents per ton.
Gbv reduction Ia tho daty IN coal had
ttta been nearly - per cent.. that on
mOoi IN equal or greater per cent. while
ne reduction on lumber had been more
Than ne average difference as claimed by
The Popultsts. Thus the turner's and pro-
GuclnG claesee Of Washington we're forced
% carry all the burdens Of tho tariff Tho
speaker pointed out the terrible ioas the
country had sustained By reason Of the
Democratic tinkewinw with sAe tasiff. afsd
closed with N eloquent appeal to tho Re-
publimn0 81 Pierce county 10 roll up a
antostty Nos The ticket that win last a. .
record uaekar.