The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-01

Canton. o. SEPT 20L-Tae rain which set
IN during the reception os tks Issx dele
eatson on SATURDAY wlsh slight inter
FAsstioTss mas continued ever slnee and
showed 10 signs u abatement this morn
inS- The nsst deiega sion 70 see Mckinley
arrived IN a special OF nine coacaes at $
. caocS- SIth tfe rain pouring in torrents
he party vas taken 10 tae Tas.srsaele,
"aeFe Mckinley went 20 receive the gree
iAss delivered og ~ T.. Gray, chairman
9f the 1entef county, Pa. Repl 5Acan
central committee. The parties organized
~ S%i4efSnts and represented the firsI
pennsylvania county TO instruct It's dele
gates Tor Mckinley. In response to thelr
greetings Mckinley said.
Centre county haas been one ~ the
e..4Asits OF Pennsylvania from wnie.h TINS
eaIaiy lsss recruited = CONSIDERABLE xsor-
ton % its population. Il mas. unneceS-
S@FE, therefore. for Ar. Cassidy 70 assure
II Sal Vas % address am extraordinary
gss 80. 81 men. moving as I do the excea-
pie wgo ike TSfark coanfv. fApnIatJsa1
an SAD 20 address .sRe citizens Of a
to4Ilfy n fsnnsF FsYansa fhat fslrrgf shed 50
many distinguished men 70 the public er-
-. -. - sas nv honor personally 10 oe
sefAa4utesk WITH TIE Old var Goveruo-.
es.4-SN - -. oGEtlH tapPaa use). with whom
@efNsa EoF time IN tHe national house
~ representatives. II has been ny prlx-
Aeks 20 Know for years Coz Beaver zap
pla4Sel. ss Wei a. GOV Hastings Rofh
y them have spoken from ihis platform
many times. and 10 speakers eyer came
- fa3S flty VINO have been more welcome
an glad 70 meet the Republicans rs the
ga est Republican state of the American
nion. Whatever other states may have
cone. your glori0ls commonwealth aas
- *ays been true TO the doctrines os the
Republican party, ard in every nat.onai
contest has been lrue 10 the Republican
cause. applause
came from Il. ard have for you a feei-
ing os kIash.p. I know your great re-
so4rees; know the wealth OF yolr STATE.
and rs splendid citizens ] am glad II
D. assured BY Pennsyivanlans tnar IN This
great national contest for public honor
a1d private ho1estF, for the supremacy
good politics and good morals. your great
state Will lead IL the triumphant march
i9r ~ Republican principles. Great ap-
Z often wonder II Pennsylvania's pow
eFfnl influence for stability. conservatism
a.ld the prosperity of the Union. and is
"s'silEth aaa se.t-o4lspot.ls catd-
e.~i as a commonwealth IN that Union are
properly appreciated. Her agriculture.
conInerce and manufactures. walie inde-
pendent IA one sense. have always been
naatIa!.y er-3epen1eut. beneficial aC3
hespful. The Whole community has profit
ea py eaea and all Of them Il has been
W case ever ssnce its settlement. and
uhder its wise system of political economy.
aof created Or fosteret hy Missionaries. but
ey thar OF pain. sensible. QTactical men. il
- more apparent today than ever
Fly the cersrs Of 1850 noted as Gog.hs-
.sses yoa have. that you have as farm
sassses ln PsnsYlvania 80 t14.apo acres Of
Iaifi. saI9.Fa@n, or an average valuation
or more Than SIS ner acre % fhs who.e
state II your products you have more
than slaa dsn.fs.i or an average weld in
prosperous tss,es. 1shen prsces are good, e
" ner acre. while your manufactures.
which Denefit AMI enrich the farmers have
ar annual pay r0-4 or reward o. labor II
sisa.0n.eev. wa.ch would mean that your
farmers would have from them. IL they
tHrnfsaet al The hreaGstufTs ard ot her
iNrfr urofaC}s thai la5orers consume.
ifssfFv so.so Der acre each. and every ore
otner similar reward 10 husbandry IL pra-
seniesl anywhere. and I make no ap0.ogy.
inY tet-o~-cif,1e'ls. for urging a Ike policy
everywhere. or Tor having AlwayS en- Isag~
cred TO continue tbs wise system under
v alca you had such spe~fid results fu
IennSyivaEla. Cal K the 'Peunsy lvaab4
s} stem II YOU Viii. Il n0s oasy does honor
70 Fennsxlvsnla ana aer statesgsanShsp u.
TOT Il benefits all our iabarers anA farm
eFS IN au parts ~ fhe Union. Why should
He not ~ al oar work. spend al oar
Vages at home giving both farmers aa4
WoFklngmeH the richest rewards fa~ thsir
= Dor % any country under the sun. An
SNer fhat. my feAow~ci tiZeus. tAppause
ara cries of Give Us pros eC'io1-'')
Ay greatest concern and my chief Oh
iecl n this. a> N every campaign, ls 20
uTsfe from our shores distress, waut and
down and bring 20 those wAo are IN want
Work anu prosperity. An6 never vlew
different ohiect towards sny American
citizen. ans here NIthtn the limits %
ear great rspahite Wy. the question:
involved tn This campaign as ths reaction
NFf n1lrE og free gf rer Nh.en I ue@s
hardly uea'ion 20 a Penu~vivana su.sl-
encs, 90 people - aorest Quaker 8es s-snt.
lniafioas eife-t frem fao mere advocacy
q free stlveg and vaich - tcn Ntf3e noted-
= tA3f t makes Is harder - tni4ce many
y no Woi3ia o. hesrNlse 4nFesF 20 snser srto
There is waiting 1.EtruSt 0n every hand
Men 10 a2t know W1at IRE i4tHre has IN
stare. fa.s IS r2rtlcli. 4r8y uas=rV 4jl}e IN
enc cities whlra sre enaea vortnE - SCI
tnear BONDS fa make puhitc improvement.
taa tHrNat o. frea SILVER - Sfopo.2S tae
safe ~ citv aanas In every par. ~ tha
force oH the laHerer@ eVervH here. C~;les
csa ordinarily make Improve "a isHt> Z tnet
money tasy cannot make supTov esnentss
Il t1ey do not make intpF3 3vefGets=. ..,ln-
areES 1s fss0BSan3s et tA Boring Eneu rs 80
depend anoa h}s elass 81 N1rk f1r &Al5v
&ng the a8rd times 20 t7e Gste5 three yeaEs
naauy 81 oar FiteS aAta faHaG care - ss-
unemployed h} eaSaEsas la sacA psa.sc
'uarFuk re er1ts hut kafs 81 new brought to
a sfsea sop. eu-afi.l-E #sffnrg lo~< .e -se
Iseaeecs. Aaa at4.Hs distress - laesg
hez4es
lss-tlse e-gervrises fr 81 Tic1tr = noc
i1sures BE ~ ttmes Er ta@ Ersst a.. so
S~euTe erosgA n@unef - e"Fisa-t sreir
ot~la~ss~ atf2 =" na- ~dft Vtra tae.r
nsaey urfess tHrv hafs reasonable as
s rsreN cr s-s ssse Tets~~- see trosls-a
Sd sne s rs.4r Fe1E 4rrrfs e~. i. t,r4.a..-r
Hn4 aHaF }@t oi~ a,is ness
Wer-' IS aNgsrir< t1r sat - tae
1zes -a - Nt Rai = rs A4e E-@~s-
Nsea tfat : rxatF ss.issei o1 tht s..e
s. ri As rf4ss