The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-08

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kne Democrats. Ee said, because 3e con-
sslterea me protection ~ the n1tsoa's ia
eaasrkss paramount 20 the gnest.0a 0. TIE
ration monetary system. the speaker
6sisssd on the resources o. the state os
Washington. its rssnsrzs and AgrA.alfarz.
products. IS inland sea and craving COM
ssscrce. AID aid the Peoe.s Of fRss state
should 5a particularly interested IN the
slecssea ot Mckinley ard the adoption OF
protects Or Taiz nseaas the development
os the manufactures os thEs state and en-
gss0y xnHrt 10 the if.e men matte destitute
~ the tariff golteg Of shs DsnoerAtsc ad-
aainlstxzgson-
THIS xea.d afford opportunity fer the
development o8 tee snz7es Of iron 1T rs
known 10 eysfy c1asEa " 20 reads q srhoo!
book Ia car common schools" said Mr..
bSgheE. thai iT0u Is ons of xhe most isn-
ssortssst resources Of tbs state" lie spoke
of toe large order fog railroad iron re-
Gently seee.se4 from japan. ana asked
shy {. sncasd noi be shipped from ice
shores IL Puget Soana. which eaa send
teAsE8s - the Orient - q 30 r1ERsa Snort
81 ToszH than other Tsessle Coast ports.
Sic imagined that u be could span the
horizon - The fssuTe Puget Sound gea1
be- Sevn ore Of tlae most pros zrs ro3S spots
is rornneFee and manufactures OF the
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As al s=srosiaeslon 20 a discussion hs
g4ys statistical resume OF tie monetary
AsstoTy Of The Faised states He showed
sSat tHs Republican party had alw airs Up
held silver After giving figures as 10 the
production OF god and silver which ex-
s,lAiaed % natural czuses che reduction ia
pEsca uG she Latter metal. he asked how
any za1r-sxsaFsdei man booking a Inc mat
ter from an unbiased standpoint could be-
sfess thai silver had been demonstrated Or
made 10 suffer ~ legislation. The coBse-
au@Aess Of organs election and The a6u,-
ton Of free coinage he ecnsldere. ia tgo
listsis- FIRST, hs allowed the possibility
that SILVER would go "a double It's present;
aEt3I value. thus making the silver Ia
dollar actually worth dollar who would
that bsnefits be asked. Would IL no, be
The owner OF silver mines AID silver bull
Ion. Or the rich raG who was able 10
purchase this bullion before the price went
up Would yoa Who labor receive the
benefit. wouif Il be The man OF means
abe fa control bGllson7' The speaker de-
cared Il a'oula afford one OF the greatest
opportunities for speculation ard fraud
ever reaaeress possible IA The nation.
Laying that superstition aside he took
the other View that silver would remain AZ
It's present bullion xalGe. leaving the sill
YER In Iaa;ed states dos.ar worth hat q
cents This. as he sG9psrse1 by quotations
from statements Sr eminent free silver
asen. instantly frogn Pref. Parsons articse
on currency he the Oct1tser Arena, would
- far the more probable result OF free
coinage. ami as thought the evils appzr-
efi'- The Injustice 70 the ~age-earner was
NEST manifest sails Mr. Hughes The
Friees OF all things would 10 UP, bat the
price OF labor would remain stationary
he asked those preseat 20 corFonorate
from their oSn personal experience that IN
All times % adversely wages falt first,
while with tse return ~ prosperity they
are the last 70 rise. The statements made
that many Americans were openly SUP
porting NJ kiasey bat would secretly vote
for Bryan. DE denounced SIS untrue The
American people are not towards who h.sss
their views, he salG. nor arc they knaves
who aslHssprss@nt them
The closing portion Of his address Vas
erNossa cagear 80 Q2atagl0aS from
Sfs~eeaez against silver made THREE years
$50 ~ Watson (. squire. an arra.xnnaert
- tie p7suie,1 sttsranees OF the Peoples
i'sfty sasnsrfs for governor and silssec.
| sion Of the Chicago democratic, platform
N response - many calls Jedge Rich
ard Osborn followed Mr. Haghes lie said
| he ai5 NOT spar0ye OF q candidate for a
5es&eaa position cnssgtns IN a campa isrs
ai~ea sSsnn. hgt II The audience WISHED =,
/ know his politics re vax Republican II
| X Straw and Andrew r. Bars~.xh aiso
| mace short speeches
- tie meeting II rae second Ward Re-
/ pnpsiean Cisa IN MeDonnaa's hall isst
| evening. The temporary organization a a.
made permanent. and prscinct chairTnen
were chosen a. follows. First nrgrfnr.
| = q. Raas second. W. II. I.ar.nar.
| FAIRS W ~. Waite. Fourth. George Wy.
e~sffntr5fssls ke. Il was announced that ths
/ Fftss precinct soaid conaacf a xrarSl rally
/ AfAt Tuesday evening ia Hesreh.S hail.
eoffeT Malta aus soa3R Twelfth streets
/ ~ wAseh good ssreakers wlll BE- in attend
'mN~ saa rnasie wia - furnished by a
Grass Rand saa "A Elee club. Speeches were
made las eVsninx hy John r. 5Ivnnnhrsex
and Mr.. Somer.nayke.
| Tae activity displayed around the heas.
/ quarters ~ shS Republican elah % ne
( FIRST ward Yesterday Vas indicative Of sns
/ energy possessed hy the executive ea.,,
lmA'Fee wao are managing the campaign IN
thSt war8. Al say 1onx their sras-se.ss
/ feaHas IA use SEATTLE Na:konAl Rank bud =
| !nS were ;hrSsE~i wsth visitors. ans shiftx
ar# James we're assded 20 TIE cssS roa.
! An tVsa4aE Popullse paper a shers ffr,s
| asp l1ti'snad a letter from II I.EiarsArraa.
! ~Aase aoHs@ s fa Warren. @. ana aha
! ICES he< ness - Youngstown. se tss eTsss
/ shat Oa.o Nas hei0s captured blythe n-r-