The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-09
Jackson Day CELEBRATED.
The Bnrasn Of His Speech IL the
Faiiure of Prosperity 70 Appear.
shown by Cats In Cotton Faeto-
Rfes-I~wf Denounces Trusts

a1z ard Wisconsin celebrated jackson day
- = banquet a. Ezs fremont house LIS
evening Hon william J. Bryan was shs
principal gs1est. E3e reached g5ieAEo from
Lincoln s1ls n.srrfng b%57g user AZ IRE de-
BOT by NatSonat Committeeman G2hzE ard
otaers. Eo< AT hogr or 80 prior 20 the fsas-
A-. Bryan held -eceCf.cn n sse 1aEel
parl9rs AMI shooE aandx WIKI large n1-n-
aer % callers SeaEly 5S ware SEATED 80
fae banquet Mayor Harrison presided and
aessz1 as t0aszuazsrer. Mr.. Bryan Vas re-
cesge3 win cheers when Introduced and
sDake IL CART az fellows:
ST Is especially fitting that AZ this tine
tie American people szoSai1 reeA4A tne
name - AnsFes Jackson and sAtAe- Il
sp8~atl0n AID sEc0Gra saeEE from as pun
&c carEsr We are engaged TO-DAY n a
con1ess very similar 20 taat n Ealca &c
pic ved SO e1nzulgx1oua ard honorable a part
Dslrsng"1ss term 81 Office he national 1snk
attempted TO ogsrawe t1e representatives,
% the people and coErrol TIE government
RE g-apoiest wlta e ana oEsFfnreW =. At
Paved aEalEss an Esrs the very elAsses
which have forced s Continuance o. E1s
gold Standard IN the EgniGsS = AtsS. II SPITE
81 the aiH0ss unanimous protest OF sns peo-
ne. II sserrzs tnat every generation pre-
SCENTS eGsnbat between t1s PROD 3csfs 0.
weasTG and tAs money Caangsrs ! ne tat-
ter. conducting tseir Ga napa1gn n secrecy.
f2sssa Themselves upcD sas 0o1y sseaEtlc
and prey upon Industry untA E1eIT aoid -
broken ny an awakened and Indignant
public. Tire present secretary q ne treas
INSTRUMENT ~ ire ananesers IL their sf-
forts % complies the scheme commenced
oat interruption unfit tae present day: re
possesses a sublime fsHh IN tas superiority
of money over szAn. and supreme cor
tempt for the rigats. the interests and ne
opinions OF the reouae a. large. he knows
thai the gold standard wSs adopted n ne
United States without any party ever ASK
Ing for Il. he knows T3at fer t%Snty-TnTee
years after It's aGeut.sn no parry ever dared
&c c4Sumfstta Z. hE kIg&s EfA5 n Tfe cam
paIgu OF 1856 the party composed Of ooit-
Ing Democrats was the only party which
dared to declare the gold standard d CHESS
ing he knows stat AZ tne polls e per
cent. Of the vatsrs registered thelr cppo-
only ss TO the means of securing bi-net4I-
Ism: he knows tnat the president, to whose
partlality ne Owes Ms position. sent a COM
mission To Europe 20 beg other nations 10
help IA get rid ef the gold standard: re
kn0gs that the senate and house. with
scarcely a dissenting voice. appropriated
penseS OF tha commission while i was seek
Ing Felfsf from the gold standard; ne
knows that France. BY joining in tAe de-
mand for international o.-TosEalllSTu. con-
demned The gold standard; he knows that
the farmers. the iaborers. and 70 largo
extent. tire manufacturers q England de-
sire international nt-E1staIssll. he knows
that the maintenance Of the gold standard
means uauerited advantage 20 the g1Eey
owning and the bond holding classes. = IN
deserved punishment % Tie vast majority
OF the people Of this country and Of the
civilized world: ard vet n spite OF his
knowledge of all these facrS. he Is dsA9-
erately planning 20 fasten the gold s1ahd-
ard permanently on the people OF the
United States.
Not content with advocating & policy
which places the sa.lFsA@1 u Tree man I'd
Inc hands u foreign rinancierS and permits
few London bankers 70 control our
standard OF money: Re now proposes 10
plete control OF the paper money 81 the
nation In November lN%. six million
and 4 hsit Of electors voted against the
retirement OF the grsenhacks. and seven
millions supported 3 platform whieh was
silent upon the subject. The Republican
candidate. for president In his letter OF
acceptance, pledged the Republican party
20 Keep in circulation tand as COCA as
Eold1 all the silver and paper money now
Included in thc currency Of the country
while only 0Da party advocated TIE retire
neEt OF the gree1b8cASs, and that party
p0Iied iess than ] per cent Ok the total
vote Mr.. Gage kRews these facts; and
seeking - organize 4 money trust mora
dangerous. rot cr}y 70 the industries, but
ether trusts conhinsd- A. such time.
and under such circumstances the MEM
ory Of tn. hero q View Orleans ought 20
~ Invoked IN STORY state. county ard
hanIet go sro1;se the people 70 a sense Of
their danger
Twelve months have elapsed since We
celebrated th5s day year 8go and every
month has hcrTe wttSssS 70 the failure or
tha Republican policies TO bring relief 20
tAe people. Just after the passage O. tire
FfinEsfav Bill 01fr opponents were bolster
GUS in their auuCuncs maeut th3t pres erjty
bad returned. TIE Republicans we're
given fan swing. Thcy framed tust such
q Aw as their hearts desired and their
brains devise. and wh1t IS khe resuirF
Read the daily papers ard YOU will tiDd
the items og ness arranged under two
headS-the formation Of trusts ard the re-
6,f~tFar af wages few DAYS ago I
picked up & copy Of the 81 Louis Globe
Democrat ana found under the Innocent
.ssses- se1e1r
ard spinner notices Of wage retluc-
yfous from gofsr cf the six New England
~t2Ess-one II them tros1 NJ 4ine. the home
af Mr. Dngiey. TIE father az The NHgley
rs this the ras}11r which they promised
s2ula follow the 1Ser ~ of the mills IN
that thev haves a4ried b3- III tl}ism. wa
point 70 these wage reductions as tfe
weep.ne willows watesa pave ., sprung u2
sosue court asked ~ 1iofa the employers
from uniting together 20 refuge HESS
can rouh31zttors among employers be
innocent Z cooperation among miners s
4 CRIME IN most y tl3a factories can
Sec f9GEd tTaDSparef3cie@ and hsur~rs
nrsH,sins So, M IT,, TIE g.. NIL NIL. owsers
court - equity q .ors~f-re. and plead as
+ defense Ci7at 3ne operatives have ar ade-
quate rerue.ty iu ere ballet
"A feW DAYS ago An organization %
u1tr owners trle3 70 5usEifg a -e1urti0n ~
wages oy has lag aa PSI ne UpeG the "a as
Fts~r8 So &sss 1c.2 1SFtlS taF she pro-ec-
tsca - tEe operatives N2s Ecfn d. alma -
s5Er fss aot because 81 fnaphaS. Bed the 70
acFtaufry ,e~t}sf - ~ present conditions
Il FAlS grinding process cor -{C4es the
aabor3ar classes VII lose all q ne al
T2us1Ess wh{eh IAey havs gained 81. tne
last quarter = 3 century,. instead -
shore e a58rs fo~ admits aG8 more e84cA-
seen gar e6ttz~en vs sSaH ~ asked %
lenetagu T5e aoGrs % l2t>r ana 20 dwarf
tas 5ose.SeE-s t %rt IS t1a ~7+A- ~ fa-
a. p b. usaasa5 labor daring the years