The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-12

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4rnxxssss. 10 G. L nocl q Co.. Lowed NasA
he cGsy Psih - saks wssA Hosts snrsnpuauAA
bang snsrotsce4 No sum OF money. how
ever snail 70 given 20 professional pct
tc-ans Cor .-work-~ II ID The ain - those
sn charge u The Republican campaign 70
give ne peo2-e OF the United States q
thorough understanding 81 the plain IS
sue % thss campaign % the vital question
that 10 before the American paalsc IN the
election % president this far. dsvosa %
al sentiment or 'scaap-sra2:" TO give 10
every prudent man Of business tshls In
czccee the day laboref - well. - he -
sEs< as much . man Of business a. any
one eiees the reason Why the Republican
policy nhou,d be lncor1ed Not q cen; -
being spent for anything mat - not Ieg.ts-
mate. strictly aceouEse1 for ana promptly
placed upon the books q, headquarters.
a voucher 10 made In which everything -
set down. stating exacsly for what the
money Is paid CUT This = surrey . step
"a the right direction whatever may -
sad OF Mark Hanna. he certainly has
shown himself thur far 80 be q remark
able man in the Management OF this cam
pAign- thoroughly courageous. honest.
manly. Straightforward man % business
he - srnpresxsng his personality upon the
sense In which that word IL sometimes
used He IS \ plain business man. eeliev-
ing Ia cornrscn honesty. and though he
may be h>set with political aatagonssn In
some parts OF the natsor. he has gone
steadily on on q course which he cesieves
20 ne right ard which ne II wiling the
American public should know every part
I. In interesting also 20 know thai a. the
Republican headquarters II this city NOT .
cent IS spent lot q v0ecAer Is drawn. rot
. cent . pad. unless i passes uHeer the
eve and conrlsre inspection Of q Pacific
coas- man. refer 70 Mr. &. A. Perkins.
OF Tacoma Was1-. the assistant secretary
o. The national CON nni-tes- Re works early
and iess al the headquarters lie. TOO. Is
q BUSINESS nan. q man Of detail. precise
decision. qrick judgment Although COM
p&ratIvesy q yoaag man. he has proven
himself n tbs short time inst tie man
fo< the emergency. He Is tie confidential
secretary OF Mark Hanna and his voice
is Of much weighs in matters brought be-
fore the committee. OF course. hating
from Washington state. be has dore q
vast amount % important work here fcr
that state. as well as for TIA osaer Pacific
coas. states
A prominent New Yorker. formerly q
che wess, speaking o. TIRE presidential
election. made use Substantially OF the
following language. The po4xscal contest
this year - q peculiar one. ACCORDING 70
the genius Of cur instructions. man sas-
frage 10 made ghe basis Of political power.
In the frsa place. under The articles OF
confederation and subsequently, fer Few
years under our present constitution the
whole o. The constituent parts OF the Unit
ed States consisted % states along tie At
ian.c seaooafd- These states were al
In a measure engaged IN foreign commerce,
and Eel. The effect ~ commercial inter-
course with foreign nations wzhin the
time o. men yet living. Advancing civfizA-
ton pushed or 30 the westward. and grad
ua5iy sestIed the irke-.or portions o. the
United States TIE louisiana Purchase
was made. and lasteriy came the Mexican
cess.on o. California Railroads have n
q great degree been the means Of bringing
q vast change about. aid making possible
tie cultivation o. greet tracts % land N
the interior. and she great population IN
the interior portions Of TIE United States
Those people who I've IN the interior. and
who do no. traffic with furegn nations
have not the constant oatect lesson before
them 81 che value % q staple CON. taac
IS good in any 81 the foreign markets o.
the world. OF the same value In Iris as In
any cther country A. the present tine
the only basic metal Used for coinage
purposes. which has e.aIs advantage. and
consequent peculiar value n exchange. Is
9. the United States depend mach upon
our intercourse with foreign nations We
rs.ss buy and sell in all o. the markets o.
the wori4. In order 10 continue 90 De
powerful nation, and q progressive che.
South America at the present tine. which
Is a natural market FOR American factory
goods and for the products Of the soH es-
persaliy Of interior portions o. sne United
states. - Just now being DEVELOPED. rail-
roais are being buff. governments are
becoming more staple. and there . In
that Immense continent q da~nlrg pros
perfsy big with possibilities and a6vsn-
taSs 80 TIE citizens o. me United Siates
We have bull. navy arS are engaged IN
adding 70 that navy. wlAcn shasl protect
cur commerce wherever Tia S-ars and
Stripes shall float All the trend % eur
latter pabiic rolIey has been TO increase
our foreign commerce. and have more
American hosxo1s 70 engage IL the car
rying trade OF TIE world whereas now
we are rsfse-aoiy aissafcsG oy mary o.
she European nations. We have bean
passing throGSn tha; financial usassdy
known as bard times. There has been
great adjustment going on FOR some
years. ard our people fsl, thar they were
about 20 emerge from what seemed this
year 20 mary 20 ~ a wilderness % so-scrn
hope. whsr suddenly. Ike a hsack cloua
IN the heavens. appeared This FREE silver
he-esy. A harmless theory a; first But
now l, has assumed n IS wicked course
the control % enc o. the political parties
which has furnished patriots 20 oar ccur-
try. jealous % their cosrrry's COED. 3aai-
Gus 81 their ecuntry's credit. Wherever the
people o. the Jnlas6 States do business.
IL IS no wonder then tnas the people %
she Ess1. especially OF New York city,
are most xeaiaas For the roli Standard.
the csuse that Mr. Mckinley represents.
Wealth has sts foundation N labor. The
iassorsRg masses. politically speaking. rule
osr government Sy their ballots. The
prosperity OF nattcn Is largely messar-
e. ~ liz export trade IN those articles
~a4ca employ n their production rhe
greatest number % IS inhabitants Who
ox1s the savings oanxs7 The iaoorsns
rssr- Who demands his pay every estnr-
oay niras n coin o. Ire realm TIE labor
ing nan THea surety The sahor.ng man
s1olf5 Be The arss 20 resent and condemn
,he arrogance the manifest insoience az
the free xsve~ theorists il proposing 20
cot SoN1 taesr xaxss and pl-nge Es into
another era OF 1asos ard financial r~fin.s'
J. PARK HENDERSON.
Taking Afners to Leadvfsfe.
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