The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-13
MONEY is THE ISSUE.
The Greatest Since the Civil
War, Mckinley Says
pisTRusT CAUSES HARD TIMES.


oweou. O.. by n-ft vas ssw than "A
hos~ After The aE fosrrna~T o. ne N1s-
esxo eorw~neson wssn rAs Tntrry -sesoa1
ForzxAr Cab, Of Ceveaan1- sry1F-o -
c4naon. 90 grong vita Their wives 49,
dauxa.erx T1n-x marched .. once % Gov
xcksrsey,s residences. After Presio~nt Id
60 had rrsA6s q presentation sss1resss
Cor AcKinlsy addressed HIS vasitcTa IN
the eoa.r~e CT BIS REMARKS he sz31-
-My FeEsov cgaxsrw Resent evenss
have tEscrexset spon the patrons pe0sae
Of this country rsspoasiciaizy sfs4se'
tran the evil war. Then X ~0
gss 20 preserve tire govsrDnsnt q no
United States. eos n u q sSr1xg1e 70
fsreserye the governments hcror- fGrses
OF Yea arc ap2lanse.1 The, IL Wa
eores1z 20 save ire rason: now u = con-
test 20 save spotiess its credit tSrsss ao-
psause) THEN section wes srrevec against
seassor Now men OF ali sections can
urfss ard viii unite 20 rsouke tse reru<z1-
alton os eur cbIIgssiors srf che denase-
raens 0T Cur c1rrency- In his contest
xs1rlOsIUrn IN above party Ard material
homer IN 6esr@r than any party name
The currency ard credit Of the govern
ss.1s are goot now. and must - keps
Epo1 forever
ssCszr trouble fs net With gns character
OF the money that ne have. but with The
threat 20 dehass -. We have the came
currency that We lad In isS1-good the
world over. and unQEszttoneG by any peo-
PIE. Then. too. we had uEexaynpss-s cred
u and prosperity Our difficulty TOW Is
70 get thas nozey IN circulation and tn
vested IN protected enterprises which
furnish employment. % American kbor.
TT1ss IL impossible wssh the esztrusf that
hsrgs over ire country AZ the present
time. ard every EFFORT 70 make CTR COL
lars or any ore OF Them worth less than
100 cents each cn1y serves 70 Increase
$50 t. a
tcy. financial and Industrial. which vii
give courage ard con6dence 20 all for
when that Is done the money TOW un@u-
pioyed because Of fear for The future and
lack af conSGeno@ n investment will
quickly appear In The chanae.s OF trade.
'fsensiesnen. the employment OF cur Idle
money. the tdse NOISY that ~e already
have. IN gainfBI pursuits. VII pu, every
tdie man IN the country 81 work. and
whsn there Is work there n wages. ard
when there IL work ard wages there are
Consumers who constitute the best mar
k~t for fhe products OF our soil Having
destroyed business and confidence BY q
free trade policy. X II row proposed 70
make things stu worse By entering upor
an era Of deprecated currency. Not con
tent with the Inauguration Of the ruin
Gus policy which has brought down thu
Wages % The laborer and The price OF farm
procncta. It's advocates nov offer a new
policy which vii diminish the value Of
the money IN which the wages ard pro-
ducts are paid. Against both OF these
we are opposed. Our creed embraces an
honest dollar and untarnlshed natsona,
credit. adequate revenues for the uses 81
the government. protection 20 labor ara
industry. preservation Of the home mar
KRIS Upon this pattern we stand. and
subFnit fits declarations 70 the kober "a
conscientious judgment OF the psople.
Great sppiause)