The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-07

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and rseraouzlsy Interest me working mai
They are WORK and Eases lne@ WAN
s.eady work a. good wages lney AEe
poE sAtls1e9 1.tA Irregular Work Al II
adequate wages They w4nt the AEnsEi-
c4n standard applied 90 both. EltA STEADY
y ok they want % De paid ln sound mon
e. They 90 not xant 70 lose any par q
heir hard earnings through poor co4laTs.
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TIE daily market reports tSF@as AZ
gzaseg Whatever they have no% "a PAID
IL good money and therefore 10 complaint
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with sne money but they are not salts
ted Nth the scAnt work or ne Tea4ces
, ages. We have learned from experience
that We cannot Increase EorE az home
b. giving Il TO the people abroad. ana ]hat
Il i poor policy 70 keep our 0~a men =
tcleneas xai3e we furnish Dp.pyfnent 20
those outside % our o@n c-A2tFy, WHO
owe % allegiance 20 this government ana
wao acknos edge 10 10y atty 70 oar hag-
Great APPLAUSE
Some people seem 70 think that cheap
dollar Is The best thing for the work
sngman. The wage earners are creditors.
Their wages are paid today 10 money
whose purchasing power Ia good for no
ceBfs on every dollar anywhere IN the
world Their dollars are a. good as any
hs,ays dollars and equal 40 eyery5oGy's
toisFs-5ust IS they should .oe. tAp-
piauset Melody anywhere gets better
ones. bat you d not have chance under
the present system 20 get work % earn
enough u them. II dollar worth less
rhAH III cents is q iegs. tender. Ne work
lngman vii never ger any other kind.
Tneg ajU always gef she poorest wafch
vii pass current and then when the price
% products alvarez who .ili De cneatfdE
G,o8d cries II The x9rk .ngI0an."t Wac
wu raise the w0rkingrnen's wages 10
meet tie raise 81 the products he buys?
He cannot do j; unaided sn3 by himself:
Sc does not wholly control the pay rol. %
his employers, he must get somebody
else's consent before his wages can be
raised ard he knows from experience that
TIE last thing 10 bee advanced. the hard
est thing "a have advanced is his wages.
We might tast As well understand that
We cannot tx by law the wages Of labor.
Thai Is A mater OF m8tnaI contract be-
tween employer ana enpiOyc. Bot we can
tx ~ lag TEE kind Of money ia which
wages are paid. and Sisl never decree that
they shall BE- paid In anything short Of the
best dollars n purchasing power. recOgnlz-
81 throughout the civilized world Cheers
When man r. 0at o. a Job ne is usually
o. % money. U~aughteF.) And 90 live
he must draw upon his savings n ne has
arg. + not that 80. moTkingmen OF Penn
EylgAnsa7 II not uu0n rs savings. .nen
upon BIS credit What The Idle working
rra8 wants "a a Job. That means money 70
hIFn. TIE nllnis. II they were thrown wide
open 10 the coinage Il every character OF
metal. and we're multiplied a hunired'o.d
IT, capacity. would neither furnish the lob
restore his exhausted savings or give him
credit. (AppiaGse) Nothing. my fellow
citizens. wLl accomplish that but work
ard thar viii only come through conf
s,suce. restored by i 8jse financial and
Industrial policy. (Cheers)
Remember TIA. money Is never willingly
ldie. any more than labor Is willingly f9ie.
II money 10 ever idle. * Is because Il fears
loss. The way 10 dispel that fear 5 20 In
sure business stability and business con-
nsence We cannot work - se do not
have wealth somewhere. and we cannot
have wealth without work FOR wo~i, q
the foundation ~ ell wealth Great an
pla3sel The power 20 get hols % money
] don't care what business ne ere tn
depends upon whether the man who oyyrAs
The money wants what Ts have. ana needs
VIVA - have, more than ne wants or
neefs his money tApplause) II we have
or labor rs can get pay for e. u some
eety wants &, who -an rav for =, .,4
~ never ~arts g unless IL Is necessary 70
Rave z fer his convenience Or -o-7ro-t. or
% pTe something from which be can
nsass profit out Or h-s rnorey.
II W. Eant 20 borrow money. oar ab'l-
~ - go ti ts measured hv the conf Zen .
th@ Posse sser has In of3r ability ana dis
position = resay it That e true wf.h
every htHi ~ money wc have. aut fher~
= another tang wc ought - ~~ry,a,,,4.er
81 thaf il free ssiver an ra,io 80 -
I" ~ any ether cstt2 wiN noe ra--sl ana
great az Or supply ana demand e-sre-sl
e IS * ave- error 20 suppose th3s VS.,
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va Ire ~ fnonev-thAt SOS can fft.-ass. ,s.e
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