The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-18

favor OF everything that cannot be done.
~ aatever is. Is wroag. They think cred
TORS are swsndiers. ard debtors who re-
rass 20 pay their debts are honest nsa-
Good money ~ bad. and poor money -
good. A promise - better than perform
aae@. They desire 10 abolish facts. punish
sUt>ecss and reward failure.
They are worse than the ola. and yet
! WANT 10 De honest. I am ike the cid
D1,carian who made speech n AE4Saa-
szS. He said: Ladies and gentlemen. I
must tell YOU the truth. There are good
ana had in ali parties except The Demo-
s .t party ans IN ne Democrats party
md I want 70 be honest. There are
FdAdrefs and thousands OF cool. patriotic
Democrats. aaat hold country above party.
and shey viii vote for Mckinley. And
tsere arc many thousands Of them In tha
s, Ase OF Illinois that viii vote FOR John T.
Aanner tApplauSee We want man Tor
governor OF this state that Is In favor Of
soaHd money. We want a man that is in
favor OF protection We want a man on
whom we can rely. We want no socialist,
rises ny deceivIng others No, sir.
oM nave sct 10 choose between PAR
Ties. The Republican party has been tried
"a peace and war. and the history OF the
Aep0psicAn party IS the glory OF the great
FcpuoAc. (Appiause.l The Republican
party has the enthusiasm Of youth ara
y has no wisdom OF age. and besides that
i has the genius OF administration. Stick
70 the Republican party. X has saved tina
life OF this na;ion. IT kep, our country on
the map q the world. II KEEP, the flag IN
tais onc fact fills all the heavens with
light.
Republican Party for labor
THE Republican party Is tho friend Of
abor Labor Is the Atlas on whose shout
der rests the great supegstrucsure Of civ
iiization and the great dome OF science,
and Of arr. tApplause.l Labor Is the great
o@k. AaI'er Is the great pillar, and the degt
and cunning hsnis Of labor have allied tho
worla with thines OF use and beauty. Tho
Republican party Is tho friend OF labor.
ard all my syrnpasilies are With the men
VINO toll The Republican party il the
conscience of the nineteenth ccntiiry. Zap
plause.l J am proud / belong 20 il. Vote
the Republican ticket. and you viii ha
ha-~'- here. and II there Is another ufa
YOU VII. ne happy there. (Applausel
II had an old friend down Ia Woodfori
county. Charley Muliaore. lie won a cof-
fin on Lincolns election. He took it
nome. and every birthday he called in his
friends. They had "A little game of '6s on
the coffin lid, When the game was over
and had a festival. and me minister tn
the little town hearing Of II was scandal
tied. and he went 70 Charley Muiidore
ana said; Mr. Mnlaore. how can You
make hight Of snch awful things?' What
things" Why ne said. Mr.. Mulidore.
what ola you DO With mat coftin7 In a
ne Jaw Woe ~ h, Sea eq5i e Wen You Ma G0 os .
Chariev said. Mr.. Preacher. when | come
no that day Of Judgment they Will say:
what u y9n 1 name ..,.. VII ssli them,
YOU a Chrlstisu?'' ''No. sir. / was a RE-
publican Oang aierl. and the coffin got
99qt Ct his morning won n, on Aerah ssi5,
say: "Walk in. Mr.. Mulidore. Here Is
your halo and there is your harp
vote the Republioan ticket ana keep good
company. That is a great thing. daugh-
ter)
How Ia Vote.
vote with the party of Lincoin--binco n.
Lincoln. the mercaful. Vote with tho
party Of Grant. the greatest soldier Of his
c, injury tapplausef, who planted on the
field OF war the torn and taftered nag or
v,otory. (Applause.) Vote with the party
OF Grant Vote for the party OF sherman
and sheridan, OF Thomas and Garfield.
and Blaine ard Oliver +. Morton. TAP
plause) But there is no time 10 repeat
even the names of the thinkers. the phi
iosophers. the Statesmen, tho orators. the
soldiers, that have made the hepuhaiean
party glorious forever
Fellow citizens. make M your minds
tonight Now fa the accepted time
for integrity Vote against silver swim
dies and population. Vote for protec-
ton and prosperity. Vote against FREQ
trade and depreciation. Vote Tor business
and good wages. Voc against idleness
and hunger Vote for the enforcement of
the law Vote TO uphold court and prece-
dents in the preservation or peace. vote
TO keep contracts sacred. Vote TO preserve
life, property and liberty, Vote against
tho mob. Vote against the dagger tho
torch, and the bomb Vote for law and
order. Vote for the glory OF the great re-
public. fApplause.b
for its reputation through the world. for
its credit an all the marts OF trade. for the
glory of the past, for the liberty or the
present. and for the hope OF the future.
lie. ,ls swear that we viii preserve our
country with Its honor unstained. fts cred
IL unim paired: that we Will preserve u for
ourselves our children. and th&r children
yet to be-" tGreat applause and cheer
1ng)
At the conclusion OF Col. IngersolFs
speech the chairman proposed three
cheers for the speaker and tho ticket.
which were given with a viii.