Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-09-15


"th,on.h some Of the public press and in
general declaration that TIC purposes Of
this nlcrtng Wunid be t. lay down the
issues ior the coming Fusion campaign,
aui wish TO say to my Republican
iYjrnas, many OF whom observe mingled
in this audience tonight, that there are
no issues to be laid down in the Fusion
campaign. | do not come here tonight to
lay down any issues for the people OF the
Fusion party. The issues on which we
stand are too well known and too well
established. They are written in that
,1ndying platform builded at Chicago and
reinforced in this state and embodied in
the declaration at Ellensburg two years
ago.
81 do not appear here tonight to say or
to ask what are the issues OF our own
party for the approaching campaign, but
rather to ask OF my Republican friends
and PROFOUND to them the query, What
are your issues in state and nation on
which you can 90 before an exacting peo-
pie, who will have rendered unto them
the things that are due?
uIere in this grandest of sister com
monwcalths, what will be your issue,
where your governors have vetoed every
wholesome law passed for the good OF the
common people OF this state. where capt.
tol.commission scandals, with their loss
CT millions in the interests OF favored
contractors, and confessed robberies have
occurred in high official places, what will
be your issues?
"And from this state with what will
YOU turn to the nation at large? You are
now ready to say that you are ready to
turn away from these issues to give them
up for national affairs, yet what are you
to do when you take up these broader is
sues, my Republican friends? You wen.
before the nation some years ago declar-
ing you were opposed to free silver and
later in favor of bmetallsm. Then upon
Il later date you said you favored inter-
national bimetallism and that the bank
ing system OF this country needed reform.
Tho,orno, nc coo, &c c,norass assembled
and the president undertook TO afford
some relief in an effort through interna-
t;ono1 l;,,o+ol,;s,, ,,d cont tho Wo,cott
commission to Europe, which in point Of
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