The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-25
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shan be in a position 10 produce It's own
sugar and Its own wool and its own COM
mcditles Of every character that God in
his wisdom has made Il possible to pro-
cuce on this coatlnent."
Then. turning aside from a discussion
% the merits Of the tarify, Grosvenor re-
viewed and criticised in scath!ng terms
the history and attitude OF the Demo-
cratic party or national issues. while he
commended in warm terms the record OF
the Republicans on these matters.
The Democratic party, he said. would
sit on the Stygian shore and read It's rec
ord by the red light OF hell while every
principle upon which the republic was
founded would continue 10 shine in the
bright diadem OF the Republican party.
Ia conclusion he said:
And. my countrymen. IN this hour the
Republicans are called upon by voices
that sound cut OF all treFanrs OF the past
and sound out OF all teachings OF today.
TO stand hy the principles % their party
and give 20 the country this enact ment.
give 10 the country THIS D3n2ley law
Il congratulate my distinguished leader
that his name s. to be associated with an
other act Of redemption I.lncoin's name
has been forever linked with his eman-
c3patun proclamation. NCkfnlcy's name
has been forever linked with the
80 sounding cowa the corridors % time
rs the champion 81 the law that. after
The great stTueEie in 1888, brought back the
country to pFuHpefity aud peaCe-
'-If is our diets and aGvanfaEe. my Re
publican friends 10 participate tn this
great battle. DO not be misled by the az
taekS ~ the enemies on this law stand
taeefhsr. Sta-3 for the principles Or
your pnrty ard In the coming years e.
W.a Dr. said - YOU -gafS man and his
aartv brought the country out % tba u a.
dayness OK Democratic ruin and depres-
SION ana brought 10 across the Jordan q
Gtscar6 au3 trouble ard brought IL f1fo
the promised land % prosperity and hap
T3nessF
Evans ~ Kentucky. member 81 tNe
ways sra means committee. argued that
tnr $50 Ras distinctly an American meas
ure. whicn 81 serimia8red against neither
class uor section Maddox Democrat. q
Georgia challenged Evans statement
faat the oii} was mes sectional he sald
there was an infant Industry - Georgia
AVID A'zasna. the production - bauxlts.
or aluminium clay which hs3 asked pro-
tectisu ara 5E Rad beer refused
Tire gentleman from Georgia should
r7- p rertlla there vii not - duty or
aaGx.le.- interrupted DalzeI 81 Peunsvl-
Nsa.a. favor o.. and ~e may place =
a4ty ga r."
~ ara Elaa 90 hear D." sags Maddox.
''Taep. 50 FAR as bauxIte il coucernei
sen ara erotectsonist said Walker %
AsssscAuEe
~Nat ascessarisv." rer,lies Maadox:
"t9t am Stpgse1 70 the sree "a - matte
r.sl"
Afasf1x also advocated q duty on nan
Faaess snG an cotton He asked why
cntroa f.es were taxes. Deliver IN rely
asserted that fhe prlee - cotton ties had
f5i.eR un3er ere - -Kiu1ev iaw from s.
t2 ~ crats and Increased un3s- the pres
eIt iaW 20 8 - IL tae s.ou4e market was
adequately protected. tae committee had
been Informed thEt cotton ties could kse
ul-suufaesure& and sos3 for 81 cents
Afser some brief remarks BY Adams %
FvnnSy tvaH4A p caFr Eeneatson Of fne
Sss-seEx-esty features - sae kz4l. Wa8xsr Ok
AAsszcass~sIs closed tie debate Tor xae