The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-23

anuer~eeavuev es3ne1. anA - ~sUTss<nsse
- eitver err<tacases and Sfeasssy NOTES.
auw 4 <s6rcuaaston- Tue czTreas rrefzcs
q ne sn<rso 81 uev &c assorted IN ezsr-
eonf uum-n o. aria. u colra8s and fas
efher nurpnsa Any demand that ws
rrenss vesltd - n<w Ierzsd- an< wnulz
hare : sendency 30 txarsAs< tie v&lss
of - ou<rnns D<s3scs&en- q course 20
asan 90 foxstsl WHAT tie rro15esion %
sflvw On Be. bus tho sexs Of the iixnifA~
ssor e rtss yaturs = the fssrszssi0n % the
aaxx ana 10 al know that Al tie sfive-
q - WoFf6--the rssast ~ tAs operations
~ Mfvoe @1u<ng Tor sges-san ee p1f
fpso : eubs ~ sixty feet The vsrit has
e<vsr erod7ced enough - n<sala1 eosn
ne faes that se1sy OVER os<-so1rsa %
9he mon~y h sh~ weusd y uacovsrs1 S4rss
azouv groves thin-
Est suppose Tho fsan 81 sur aiarHasst
fr1rncs are realized and fszt nature. ir-
she has 6ons In the past. gradually and
prsersnssveIy - meet the wants 81 the
worS6s nseney. sAer:d sxpose " IN iarxe
abun6enoa = nox this . matter 81 easy
eontrogf 1hs mines ~ the fasu1s are
ungrantsd ninseaj lands OF this country
and Mexfco: for remember thas Mexico
and TIE United States produces swe-fhirdn
easy 20 Hrnff shoes grsnts either ~ az
actIng royalty OF ~ total withdrawal 20
chat the SILVER stores 81 the future may
not ~ nnduiy drawn upcn Ter tie pres
ent. ard that . CAIN ard equal prcdac-
ton OF silver commensurate With u use
may - established ana secured We
0qsim that the fra coinage Of silver AZ
fhe ratio u u - IN this country T. prse-
t1cz bic. that n val restore the old rsia-
Give yasuA Of silver and gold. release iris
caunxry from dependence upon foreign
gold. impair the competitive efficiency OF
1hs cheap labor Of silver standard coun-
tries: restore the vslae OF cur ssrseas-
euraf products. with which We pay our
1ebts abroad. and save the country from
. manufacturing composition That WI
yro~s destructive,
ssThls question has not been foaaht out
IN the manufacturing states Of me coifn-
cry ~ Il has been IA thu mining earsp@s
tbs xlssafneids and the cotton pianta~
fsonx. hat the manufacturers 81 this couI.
try before the snd OF thls campaign VII
learn thar their Interests are ia common
with those Of the general producers OF ths
country. and the Oriental eomDesiEion
which has been 20 destructive TO the
farm will In the end be destructive 70 the
manufacturers. We hope 10 see the wnaat
interests. the mining interests, the cotton
interests and the manufacturing interests
Nsm. For recoilect that II Is the dealers
N money. the dealers IN products arc
the carriers OF products that have Hlsde
= union against the productive energies on
fhe country whether these productive en-
erxses ARE displayed In cotton ana WOOL
manufactures la tho New England ana
iFEddse states. the iron and coal Industries
q, penn.vfvaris and the cotton industries
81 tbs 8sufh. or IN the mining OF silver
n The great West. and We may rest as
sur.f that the country win In Tine pursue
: uolicv Of enl!xhtsnesf self interest. IL
viii reaitxs that II is 70 IL interests ~
praducer Of ever one-shira Of the enure
silver Of the world. - the greatest debtor
natter Of the world, as the greatest pro-
1ur.nr ration In the world. 10 stop the ap-
prsesn dan Of gold. 20 step the baildfns up
Il value q every unit Of this Hv"vHo
a. ro;d. vhoas present home u Ia thres
foreign couutries- And with The chAnke
viii come bere1cent results. not only 70
che producers. but 70 the BANKING. hef-
eantiis and railroad fnfsxesss wsicn arc
now % steadily opposing -. they VIII
rvalise stas their prosperity 10 based upon
ghs esnarA prosperity Of the entire ooun-
nv. ana that tbs prosperity Of this country
asnncs cantsnua % long ~ tho DEBTOR ana
oroauctng nations recognize Eoia ~ ths
esiiy money install and hy Their acton
0uiiA up iu value ana increase the coniroi
sver the products Of later. =,
This campaign Is 10 open up an era OF
edueafi0n. and In this work the Silver par
- entero animated BY no sectional spirit.
controlled b. no feeling OF envy against
shs more prosperous. but inspired BY the
lesiro q maintain q broad American pol
Lev vnsSh shall protect the interests OF
Imer1ean production. whether In the min
er,e carnue az the mountaius. the wheat
osids q fhe West, thu cotton fields OF the
South ar the factories OF New England
Tut lei n rsmsmh<r always In this con-
srst that union n strengfh. and that the
nosso Of our opponsnts 10 now. as II mas
always been. divide and conquer
The roll OF states was called 70 sscsr-
sain the names OF the delegates appointed
a. the committees on credentials. rcsolu-
slons and permanent organization and Tor
vscs prrxscents Of the convention
The following telegram was received
from senator Teller: The money ques-
ton o.ershadowr all others On tsa riEht-
ftl determination depends the prosperity
of tbs people and the perpetuity or re-
pihsiean institutions. and all other quss-
3lons rrauaf be Subordinate 10 H. vote
for Bryan and sswan Is vote for tho
Industrial and financial Independence or
America from foreign domination and con-
eroi ana they should receive the support
Of Ali opponents Of the gold standard
IL NJ Teller"
TIE following letter was received:
sFrankiln. Pa, July al find II Is abso-
luteiy lnpaznshas 90 get 20 81. Louis.
nope snrce.s will attend the efforts Of my
frlpfdH 20 have only ore ticket Let the
$nsoe be sauarely 1qined and the verdict
recorded b the people. Joseph 6. Sthley."
The conv entson took recess Until 80
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