The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-09
Republican: Don't be afraid madam with the help of nv

and prosperity c'That's right'0 The
United States with its wealth and re-
sources and the skill. energy and enter
prise OF Its people cannot be long checked
IN its onward march. There are some cit
izens in all the states who seem to be Sc
riousiy concerned, but |. for one. do not
snare In their apprehensions- The great
body OF the people Is safe. they are steady,
they are not moved by wild impulses.
Dismal forebodings Of what might hap
pen will not be realized. Demagogues
there are in the country who attempt 10
ifculcate the doctrines of diS.rust and dis
ma among the unemployed. and in great
doctrine are the men who advocated a pol
hey that first created idleness il the
United States. applause and cries of
"That's true: you are right-'D Extremists
there are who talk giibly about the war
OF the classes against the masses. the ef--
iect or rhe outcome of their false and
their degrading and dangerous doctrines.
Foolish men there are VIM innocently dis
ssminate every sort and variety OF mis-
Information and thus do the bidding Of
the better posted but more designing men
"S'il' fhere need be no alarm. there
need be no excitement. there need be no
anGss or exaggeration, for all these false
doctrines and unworthy influences will not
ert citizens OF The United States. Great
appiauseb Tho great majority or our
pso-'e love law aud order. The public
their homes. their wives and their fami-
lies TOO we'll 10 stand by and sec any
thing that will lead 10 public disorder
OF respecting the right of properly. the
right OF contract. the iavioiahilily of public
faith and the sacredness of our uncorrupt-
ed and inco-up.iole courts OF justice.
They are fiocki1g 10 the standard OF the
cou1tr" no; from one party alone. bur
from all parties. with an earnestness
and uDanimit creditable 10 our patriot
ism and a splendid testimonial To the
strength and glory OF our free institu-
tions.
My fellow citizens. have always be-
lleved IN the people bui ! am stronger to-
day in my faith in the people than | have
ever been before. Great cheering and too,-
ing or horns) They have been true in ev-
cry crisis OF the past they have been uni
f0rmiy on the right side ot every enlergen-
cy. and never failed % sustain their coun-
try and those public policies which insur-
e its peace end highest welfare. The
rrcat neaFt OF the American people Is
moved By the simple conSid1 .ation of what
ia best and most beneficial 10 the nation.
In the discharge OF every pablic trust TO
which ! have been called. whether as a
representative IN congress. or governor of
Ono, have always found an honest and
open. just and frank appeal TO the people
never failed 10 receive a warm and favor
able response. tirest appiause)
IT is a mistake 10 imagine that the
great body OF our people are not the con-
serSativc force OF the country. They are
not caught with the suggestions OF dis
transactions. They believe in the maxim
that honesty - always the best policy in
government as we'll as In individual nfe
and those who think otherwise underesfi-
mate both the Intelligence and patriotism
OF rhe American people. We have diseov-
cred that We CaDnot strike down the own
er of the factory or the owner OF the
farm. without striking down the labor
that Is employed witr him.
Pennsylvania IS Il state where manu-
featuring and mining occupies first rank.
You are the second manufacturing state
IN this great Union. Every interest you
have Ia linked with the restoration os the
protective policy. Cheers and horn toot-
ingl You have not a single interest
trade (Crjes OF. Not one g" NOT any. y
Toa have not a single interest inat is not
benefited ny the protective tariff tCr.es
OF Fhats rigat." and applause) You
y1u arf.1 And W. were fhcn unAer A
splendid American protective policy. and
on the rock Of souad finance. {,ireat ap-
p3s use.l You have shared since that time
the general loss, which gas fallen upon the
country.
Your hills ard mountains are vet filed
WITH coal your forests saye yet some oi
the best Of timber. your asIls are covered
-~0v used 20 bA--witA fsscks of sheen
daughter and applaIse,D Your svers
variety OF manufactures. scattered al
ever your state, are only awaiting the re-
turn of that confidence 20 business which
VIII make demand Cor yoar products
This is all you want. f'~TAat's right. ma.
3or. that's al'D When inAt comes fhers
wtH he a demand for your ahor and hy
taaf employment - yoBr labor there vfi
- created A market. NOT only for ths
products 0f your mauWfacSure bur il N.
highest degree for tas producers 81 agrl.
culture, Applause and cries Of That:
" nat ws want
- fe H1SvlvaniA gave \ solemn s-.resxs ,r
= ee- Judgment upoa t}se Industrial polsry
e tAe Democrats parry twe wears ag5
GA voSee. "Y0u Bst we ID and ure va
90 = &e8sn'l SAe gave q majority great.
er thaa t6ev had ever given r. her history
"a Nosce. y e wlH oest ls th-s fan - Nssr
e yo5r co-Iat4es represented Nera I 80
Foa = yon 3~stre 20 register a dawe-eni
xer3ts2 on tae - o. November next p
sloud cries of Ne Ho." and continuous
chssri1g9
telegram received tass evening an.
nounoes sAas among ths numerous dele.
cations - saturday ALL ~ one % assx
ministers and delegates 20 TIE A. NJ 3 z
coaseTsaee. Whlea Is row z session IN
New Tark city.
To the other Delegations
IN his response 20 sAs delegation esf r*at
ans from P1sfsbssrg. Ma. Mckinley s4-
c,are* that rats was a natsaz % rsolsssca
e~T3s3S ane that The voice % ss-,a etr4zer
was as fsatent "a tf1e voice % anexhs-. Ws
refervss - fae Easted Stats as ira nos,
favored nstfoss r. rse wor31 and asked IA.
VISITORS = feey sss aot feaxaG X 50 Tners
Elzay cries % we have
Esssoa2sng % tae delegation sso., Il,