The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-20

strength % tbs Rs2ubztcsn party f. al
parts u the country. The Platform takes
advanced groun1 On every ruclsc aeeszsczs
that - before the peo2'e. an6 VIII xsses
the demands Of the tines. an ssrs thst
the electoral vote Of Washington rfa -
given 20 McKinlsy ard Hobart ~ large
majority. Could tne Rspub.ezns Of Wash
fngtoa navs Witnessed the esth sszsrs snf
naani-nisy with which over so DELEGATES
adopted fke financial plank CT The plat
form. they woaId gfve 20 THE ticket and
it's platform tao most enthusiastic SUP
port The bolt os q few silver 6eisgstss
who were Influenced by local pret111ees
viii rot Iezzen tie electoral votes for or
candidates The Democratic convention
viii declare for the free coinage Of silver.
ard not a single state IN the East or MD
de West ALL cast ifs slsctoral vote for
their csndE6ases~
Henry l. Wilson, % Spokane. member OF
the committee &C notIfy Mckinley os his
nomination says that the ticket as nous-
fnafe6 ogrs5hicsisy commands the sup
port Of the East ard West Mr. wilson
says: While Hobart II q com pzratfye.y
unknown man throughout the West. .
careful sxaruina ton into his character
and snteeedenx viii sfyengthen him be-
fore the people. NcKlnisy's name 70 the
real toEsr and strength OF the ticket
LIS eSNFFAitDf sf&E iL1NE6Ies LtLA 80
n9ca william Mckinley as bis 6ocsrtne.
The people % the Mlsssssi5ps valley are
more interested Ia the question Of protee-
ton 10 American Industries than In the
financial question. The belief seems GO be
general that the distress and stagratiou in
business ard paraiyxe1 Industries which
have existed for the past three years are
the result OF the enactment OF the Wlson
bill and the consequent failure 70 provide
sufficient revenues 10 10 the business %
goysrnrne.t McKinleys election IL az
much settled today as though the electoral
vote had been cast, and the young state
OF Washington. with her vast interests
directly affected by tariff laws, cannot az
ford 20 be anywhere else than in the Re-
publican column. On the financial qaes-
ton / have eons6ence that the wisdom
and ability Of the Republican party viii
solve all the problems now before the peo-
pie. I have been personally assured BY
representatives OF Mckinley that an earn
eat. sincere and aggressive effort win be
made 70 carry out the pledges OF the plat
form for International bi-metaliiSm.
u. c. Sullivan. national committeeman
OF Tacoma. says: '~The ticket and plat
form suit me. Il f. a first-class ticket and
win Dc elected. IL VIII carry every state
north OF Ohio and east OF the Mississippi,
and California. Washington and Oregon"
eft Is a good strong ticket" observed
Albert Goldman. OF Walla Walla. The
platform Is satisfactory. ard the nominees
ought 10 receive the support OF every Re-
publican. The people Of Washington are
ready today 10 cast their votes for Nc
Kinisy and Hobart"
Harry FaiFehild makes brief comment.
The ticket" ne said. is the personal
choice Of the voters Of the state OF WASH
ington. and the platform could not be i'm
proved upon"
l. A. Garner. OF Castle Rock. says: MY
wish was 10 have the phraseology OF the
Washington plank Incorporated In the
national platform. We did no: secure Il IN
so many words. but the convention adopt
ed a straightforward gold declaration and
we are al satisfied. I have been q Nc
Kinley man from the first. and OF course
am more than pleased"
George H. Emerson. OF Hoquian. chair
man OF the delegation. said the platform.
especially the financial plank. had his
hearty approval He is satisfied that Nc
kinney and Hobart VIII lead the party to
victory In November.
HORACE MCCLURE.