The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-25
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Down 70 "a IRE pottery sn1us.-T %
re LEs-e< s.ases 1z5 &C hssvss Sk-rs@ Or 10
success, ard I'D male sight atvarcs-
rasns & q practical &z3 Commercial way.
At IRE close o. re iow tz-z- p~-1o4 %
$50 there vas oGE o1e yhssewg-e pottery
Ia the United STATES wr<a tao snail kElns.
Decorating k1ins we're -o- kno~n IN ia
encourages Or .h- tzrlr sns rhs gold
premium. whscA wxs al a<Ss5 protection,
we az3 Increased 70 - rost.-ses with q
k5lss. DIT ss1l M decorating kllns. ZAP
yizGs<D TIE capital invested was s. 49,
- and re vzlBe Q. TIE pro5act was 81
80 qse. n 1Esz thers vas s pot-s-1ss. -
kEins. ar1 . decorating kzins. with Q cap
raj Invested Of Eg7S.doe. ard a. annual
prodacs - s5..s. 40. TIE wages paid 4
pottsr1es in fssz we're sz.ss-. SO. an3 re
number % employees engaged therein
100. ToE have q goEte-Sez IN the city of
Esass Nzsrpool today.
The difference bs-w.er the wares u Ia
bor IN this country and foreign countries
yos know better tnan can tsL you When
tne law O. 1ssS was enacted ! stated On
the floor 81 congress that II ths duty OF s
Ter cent and - Per ce1E- wsrs given a.
recommended by the I'll then pendirx. n
lsss than five years tire quzAty % Amer
tcan ware would BE improved. me guam
tlfy increased and the price 70 .he con-
sarner diminished That prophecy has
been more than verified fCrfes eYou ara
right In Isaz an assorted crate Of ware
sold for 81. and the szne-oaly a better
vzre-4z ncu sold for Iasz than So In
Iss4 Ss paid for the same crate % ware
sz7s- On decorated ware ths immense ben
EFT 10 the consumer ~ even more zppz-
rent The selling price OF ali decorated
ware was frcn 70 20 30 per cent higher
Ia issz than IA Iss1 In 1ssZ. with the lo~
revenue tariff duty OF "A per cent. ard
no domestic manufactures. al assorted
crate Of white ware sold al Sc. IN lk<9
with the S. per cent. duty and domestic
competition. with large potterses which
are the pride OF the country, employing
labor and ca ltal al home. buying our ogn
raw material. the same assorted erags Is
selling for 50 (AppIause.1
" hat the state q business has been IN
the past three years you know better than
/ can tel you Without any scEEas kao~i-
edge about Il. 1 think / can safely say
that you have not been 50 prosperous "a
you were prior 10 lSse. (criss Of You are
right: we have not-') and that the past
three years have been years Of unsteady
and irregular employment. reduced wages.
less work and less pay fcrtes Of Yes" ,
Ny fellow citizens. the people IL 1852 were
busy at work and gave little attention 10
politics. They viii rot De 30 Indifferent
again Applause and cries % You ara
right: they WON'T They have more time
this year 0aughtef) than they had four
years ago, and are giving earnest attsn-
ton and active work TO the national con-
test which L. engaging the country We
ere growing more and more 20 recognize
the great necessity OF every citizen giT-
ing personal and serious thought 70 his
political duties. business mez. working
men and the people generally are coming
10 realize that business and politics are
closely related; that bad politics means
bad business, and that politics cannot De
neglected without endangering cur occu-
p4tioas. Our earnings and cur labor We
have had some distressing experience In
this direction. which has taught rs that
IL We DO not keep cur business our BUSH
ness will not keep Us great cheeringl.
and that x somebody else does our work
we viii have no work 70 do az home ZAP
plause.l The people are settled in one pSIr-
pose this ye2r--they viii not tolerate the
surrender OF any more OF their business.
and VIII as quickly recover what they have
already lost They know how they lost II:
they know how 20 get u hack, and they
want TO do t. TREMENDOUS applause and
cries Of "Hurrah for McKinley."l
Another growing sentiment among the
people IS that. much as they are attached
70 old party associations. and hard as x Is
10 leave their old relations. they would
rather break with their party than 20
break I'D their business; that parties are
not as strong as business ties. and that
the good OK the country Is more 20 be de-
sired than the success OF any political
party Aen viii 10 longer follow party
when II leads away from business success
and prosperity: when Its policies crippls
our Industries and Tire earning power OF
labor They viii not follow & party whose
policies imperti our financial integrity ard
the honor OF the country. (Greas ap-
plauxe0 We are learning another thing,
ny eIiow-cItizs1s-ln5eed. we know X
alrea6y-ttzt 10 matter what kind Or
none we have. we cannot get * unless
we have work (Cries OF You are right,
mafor'D Whether IL Is poor money o.
whether Il Is good money. whether Il ia
god or whether IL IS silver. re cannot get
one dollar Of /, unless we have employ
rnent for our hands ard heads Enshusi-
astic cheering and waving OF hats and
handkerchIefs) Ard We know another
thing that when we have work we would
rather have our pay In good. honest dol
lars, with tia most purchasing power
dollars which VIII not depTeciste IN our
hands over night. but which win be good
every day and every year and everywhere.
fCrIes % 'Hu-rah for Ack .nley.'D We
viii rot hep labor BY reducing the value
OF The money n which the labor In pad.
The way 10 help labor IS 20 provide K with
steady work and good wages ard have
those good wages always paid IN good
money, monev as sound as the govern
raent ard as unsullIea as this flag pointing
10 The American HSg1. TREMENDOUS cheers
ard spplanse1
y thank YOU. ny fsl1ow-citizsns for
this cal and Tor the warm greetings
brought 20 ne ~ your spok esman. ard be
assured that L VII afford ne Pleasure 20
meet ard greet every enc OF my cd
friends foF can never forget yen. AT !
would not forge the unwaverinx kindness
and support I have aiways had at your
hands eGreat cheerinE.1