The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-26

~ourzafves o., ere Issues % ERE canysafgr.
/ cannot do uuch more than % grses yc1
today and ask you 20 nsake yovrsesyes
familiar with IN. issasa o. tne campaign
Yoe have beer ksrsc enough - present RE
wt.h a borQa.z and 81 ne card = -
sssfec tnat tire flowers are from she work
snzrsen- + am gizd 20 see this rkeogns-
ton from the woF<ineSnen- f1rsat s9-
f,gaasel When I want 20 sE1ak . WORK
fnwusen 90 not 90 20 tsefr employers ard
ark them 70 deliver the votes OF fssos% WHO
work for them have krowa @raa@oJ srs
IN the Wezt who have tried 20 fcree Or
tset lessons or their eEn2icyes aTa navs
used fhe Mexican dollar sn srgsnnesf-
whenever an er1p5oye@ tries 70 ELI You
how 20 vote tel rim the Declaration OF
Independence says that al usen are ereafsd
equal before the law ard fhat f9A sFs
his equal b~Tors the las ard you miro.
be barsere6 away. fJrezs arpfSuss ana
cries Of Hanna. fEauna.'') Al are o9siEsess
men who BY labor o. hard Or mind con-
sr4bsrse 70 the wealth and greatness - tins
nation. ana On. ballot IS given % al fhAt
each may use tire ballot % express h7t
what some one else wants. bat WHAT ns
wants himself.
WE have had other object lessSsas- -
have had those that insisted tHat = ltnAn-
clai policy could rot - adopted and car
rt~e out IN this country without tne hep
Of foreign nations Ny friends, save
this proposition 20 make; over sessh1y
rnsIliorse Of people are able 20 pave 2 hti@fs-
etaI r.oltcy Of their own. ard 60 net have
70 hire synttcate Of foreign or aosksr-
nc capitalists 70 run cur government.
rT-s.ox ssil sn whsn We speak ~ the silver
question. that the free and unlimited corr
age of sslver ~ dangerous thing. We teh
them that sss have suffered Tor f~enfy
.eara frons their policy. and s. does not
take very good policy 10 he better than
theirs. Great appfaesa.) More than taSt.
we gfye them this svs3enee OF sincerity.
We tell them what we want and a9w We
ere going 20 get L. bot they care not tesi
Tho American people what they expeet 70
do n thsy are gnfruztsd with power. Do
they tell you that gold STANDARD -
coed thing No. becauee eeFentF Eaalllehs
fere and the struggling masses snfo4RHgut
the world would rise and aenouaee the
statement that the gold standard ever
helped anybody except the money -oS flsrs
and the moneY-cfsangerss They say tnat
s,.-naefafiIsrsl - A good thing II We could
only get It. More than 20 years ago tnelo
were few people who said mar inaspehd-
ence was a good thing ~ We could nave
a. h,t there we've enough who not only
esld II was a good Thing. bur that they
SHOULD have r. and they gave 70 tnls peo-
pic an independent form OF government.
fsreaf applause and cnsefinR1 Ana there
are today. n | mistake not vsst major
tsv Of the American people whp are ready
"a say. not only that hi-mrtaiilsm =
rnos thing. bat that no good thing Is too
good for the American people. Ire Amer
lean people are alls 10 have What th&y
thlni, heat for the people ~ this country,
without waiting Tor the aid or consent OF
any other nation on earth. tremendous
spplansep
ssr have not time 70 talk 20 You now, but
have time 20 give two questions which
would aak you 10 ask your opponents
have given them before and shaii give
49, inns
YOU can put 20 your opponents and drive
them from the field. The first Is: II the
cold standard IS good thing why does
the Republican party pledge itself 70 get
ria or tho gold Standard s8Feat applAuse.)
II hL-metalissm L. a thing 70 be desired
who shall say the American people saaIi
ne sen,ef It's benefits until foreign nations
f.onfer those benefits on the American peo-
plee These are the two questions; II the
gold standard r. good thing. " ny should
We try TO set rid OF III " u - z pau
thing why should the American people
be compelled TO keep IT. I thank you for
your kind attention" Great applause and
Ions cheerlnH)
After the speech the party made dash
20 catch The Albany train. and went across
the Hudson 'on tugboat 10 the station.
landing just as the train pulled IN. The
Hudson depot was surrounded by 500 or
fuo people who came about the car WITH
the familiar yells. To them Mr.. Bryan
ssld:
81 arm going West, my friends. and am
eiaf 10 be able 20 take back 70 my Nebras-
ta home the news that the people OF New
York are getting interested n the money
question AZ well a. the people OF the South
and West Great appiause.l / have 80
much confidence IN tho righteousness or
CIR cause that I believe the more goa
study the money question the more there
will be IN New York who viii be In favor
OF the Immediate restoration OF the FREQ
aud unlimited coinage OF gold and silver
at The present ratio OF Is To !. without walt
Ing for the ale OF any other nation on
earth want yea not only 10 study the
money question. 81 that you understand II
; Yourself has want vou 20 20 oHi as mis-
slonarlss ana tell what YOU know. ana
what you believe 90 others. because this
f. campaign ~ which every one II an
orator" (Great applause and long cheer
tng1
a group oe farmers stood AZ the Cox
sackte station with naE waving over
them. and cheering. Nr. Bryan bowed "a
them and begged 20 he excused from
snesch on account OF tae short stop. The
party reached Albany at I O'Clock. and
was driven to Senator tiiifs house.
giironEh great crowd whcn surrounded
the cAfris9es a. the depot.
AleAuy, y Y. Aug 9s-Ths second day
Of william J. BFyan's Trip westward from
the seeluston % Red Hook was ar even
fsl ahe. crowded with a variety q inc-
Sents Of travel. including a picturesque
reception ut 3 saanuer hotet stirring
speech 10 a crowd cf wavkluxmcn ~ the
town of Kingston. aud eliminating in a
great meeting at AleaHN, where the
candidate spoke 70 a efewH estimated gt
.rom zoe 10 ia.eo people packed Ia the
city asll square under the shadows 81 ne
STATE hoUws.
nsfess ihis demonstration Mr. and Ms.
a-f ssf4ssfI~ Il a.
ulli ard pKaaaiaeat Afeauy Democrats AZ
the senator's magnificent home knoUn 81
welfertN Eocss. whittier thsy we're affven
directly gfeh tho &spos wbere a -.
lanked crowd came Gear m5ahsng shfm on
their arrival Taose Nao loe. The Demo-
crate candidate and his wsEe ~ Nr hills
much dist8szed dinner were Supreme
Court Jg3Ka D. Cady HeTf3es and Nlfe
feoais V. Pratt collector af customs. ana
wife Norton Chase chairman on the elty
DemoCr8 r4e committee. E8r nearly fhYes
Aeass Mr.. Ryan sas the rasst az the New
NoFk senator. snd. although evers par
Fiesp2nt IL the dinner aeerre4 that il aas
parely social AFFAIR. taeir descriptions
Sefe tsken wiih a grain 90 saii. & beiaE
the general impression tH1f 80 under
ss2nd,nE was reached which WfN insure 10
Mr, Bryan tie support q the party egsaa-
iEasinn ln the state.
The crowd hcfan - rutAer IN The city
haii square twn hours before the meet.
Tux, sua when Mr., BRYAN facoa them the
people we're packed in so,fd masses over
several acres Of pavement ash sod. wite
Adventures rneu clsnging 70 the branches
OF treos and climbing ta telegraph and
fRrap pests. Hry88S appearances as 20
Atcppad uncn she 3aE-6FAnef platform ySffs