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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-08-05
Misplaced MaSnanimity.


1t is to be hoped that, when explained, it
Will be found that the President has not
been misled by a misplaced magnanimity
TO fallen foe into forgetting the higher
Obligations which this government owes
to humanity and civilization. 1t would be
curious ending of the war if Gen. Mer-
rift. with the 10000 troops which have
been sent to Manila to gather in the fruits
OF DeWeys famous victory, and Admiral
Dewey himself with his greatly strength
ened fleet, should be ordered to lower the
nag of the United States to that of Spain
In the harbor and forts of Manla-to re-
Hnquish by far the most important prizes
OF the war-and return ingloriousy home.
This is a humilia ton which we may be
certain will be spared to our brave seamen,
and soldiers, and to the American people.
Have to Take Them Whether or No.
From the Buffalo News
Events seem to be shaping so that Uncle
Sam will have to take the Philippines
whether or no.
keep the Whole Shooting Match.-
From the Seattle Times
We say, Keep the whole shooting
match'-Ladrones, Porto Rico, Philippines
and all-and not give up a single one
whether 1t pleaSes the German emperor or
few Frenchmen in Paris, or few old
fashioned republicans and democrats who
believe that territorial acquisition" is a
violation of the Monroe doctrine and con-
trary to the best interests of the American
republic.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-08-05
The Philippines of Especial ImDor
ance to the West.

From the Wala Walla CWash.) Union
The possession of the Philippines an6
convenient coaling stations with the now
annexed Hawaii would be invaluable in the
control of the United States as means tc
extend American civilization and enter.
prise, and it Is of especial Importance to
the western statss that the Philippines OF
the principal islands of the group shall be
retained permanently
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-08-05
Not Necessarily a white Elephant

From the Kansas City Times.
The Philippines are not necessarily a
white elephant, but the administration
seems to be trying to transform them into
an animal of that kind
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-08-05
Hauling Down the American Flag.

From the Syracuse Herald.
An objectionable offense in the eyes of
the people was the hauling down of the
American flag at Honolulu. The with
drawal of the flag from the Philippines
would rank with that offense, as the peo-
pie are coming to look at it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-08-05
We Can, II Anybody Can.

From the Jacksonville Times-Union and Citizen.
If we cannot enforce peace" in the
Philippines. what can Spain do? Does Eu-
| rope want chronic trouble SO she can inter-
| fere and divide the spoils?
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-30

Tsss ezGrrn0cs Increase &c population
and wealth. sAss Increase n TIE lzf-e1zas-
sSs power % Labor z-s5 shzs large pay
nssrt % tss public 6<5S. has al a<,c3rr@i
ssrscs the @S-ra&iea cr1.ne oE 18Th u de-
-1s-asfaxs5x saiysr ard under re 5aEsf1s
Influence q Inc goa3 standard
IoEsf y1sg tat1G. nv Trends, We car
s.zrs . A1sAe more 81 thar kind % az
varsity Arb ys, IL Is Eow proposed By
the advocates q free silver t1st ths great
es+ r@pa1ssc IN the wovsz shall take ms
lead u \ resrSxrade F1@rri2I -s@Us1tsott-
Ard al n .hs Interest Of Z .ew silver IiEs
aGe silver bullion ovrsEs and Ambitious
political desaageguss.
oaaatfsy of Money.
Now q xcre as 20 the quantity o.
money ana t-s sUlsssescy.
9zsas Br,ra!U Aas the iargsS- eo'T-
Hnerce - any nation 90 the gsose. and Ter
capital. Isgf5oz. Is Esse COMMERCIAL Es7e-
troSsolas 81 ens word AM yet On a gold
bass SEE tTanE2gsE al nsr 5t@st hess e2Szl
foreign aa4 domestic. with OILY sSs.sss ="
III gu. stf@ 49, 6s1 n subsidiary s4sYsF Ga*Tl
All tlless9 40 ~ pager. Ias rg = t1;as CT
onsy s1-7z.assl s9 x = eiEesiiztar:z nssitiT-a
gold. tss - 80 II SILVER tsl except xtg5-
Sc GO Standard ari s5s - rs IL paper.
making 3 total os si.1-s.s6.se O. Haoasy
- rsrcsiEatl0r. ,
''T5 ~ It xsll De seen that va have Sei.-
10 80 mora mo5ey III circulation taAa
Great Britain. more mar ts.ce as rsaSa.
and mich more rhsn 70 regairesS 0s tHls
SIS. 80 30 Il silver an<ssit Ssst go "a fbfl
s@gas tErdsr. and the whale OF = - man
tanned py ths government al par w.f1
gold This cur government vi coniaEe
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y. ia a.ssErrs has seen made for csr---&~s
- man sssn . yAwssy AZ ragSe So .a ss
sasm a. axe4 rsEfs. has. :. .s@ es1v.s-
.a~.elal rzsio II conssarssy rba-xf-r ~
.Lsst o. Tie law 81 s1pply ara $500
re esaa1.s-cix4 ssassoras 14x1e al las --res~s
standard HA|S@~ sSFa
= wed recognize. eafs+ ard Isw rs
- kEzaf fae raea Dsr -g7s1aT sszsys
I.sss 3sst OF circulation TIE tenreY srq-sey
lasse arE so sxc-gts01as This IL frssw 70
"a Ln@ Gresham Las
IRE sstsrasea value cs ali rs nror-
10y 70 he uovf5 ~ fs5ass - so or ssxfx
LES ina number Of 6ozzrS both gaia
- H.ssr; ami ID .sTes as naa1v az
Tss4.T E1s9 Or silver.
WHAT b@c0-Ses IF the cumulative .ha-
cry @ certain wruf5-5s scs.gelSss u yfsw
81 tnss state u szcssg
Al eaaso1 bay o. seil a. tbs same 1s-.se
Dor % they 1ss{re &c ca &c aG4 a~rcs Il.
- sufficient Il there Is ,rnrs@v arsoe,gr Ia
answer TIE purpose o< us@Aszzr % ex-
IasG<s fer these wko d desire e, ex-
change property AZ any ons time
II @ alsss vel sshissE4e1 fact tssat
sfs13@y moves from place 80 place by sA@
= " of TRACE as x IS required sTasa. BY
ne Use q cnecks. drafts. bills 81 4xcaa nga
and Daaz notes. the available vosG Es.e u
practicable co-Tnssrczas rraETy ear - en-
Iargs2 or cent racses e, any .sss4raa.s ~x-
tent.
Y n1@~ existing circumstances WITH al
as<'St unlimited sosrrserc.al facilities Al
band. py The s1sG Of steam and electricity
a. well a. the con rasrui4. paper referred
70, there can o. 70 dsUas as 10 tase guam
Try Sf either zoiG or silver bring zaaaiy
s-U5ClsEt i0T practical 4se. and therefore
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IN DEMAND As SECRETARIES.
The Lysons Brothers Chosen By state
and County Committees.

Ore o. TIE curious condolences Of the
present political campo gu ~ he FAC. that
the twin brothers. Fred NJ f.ysons. Of this
city and j. W Lyaors, nf PORT T0wnserl!
should De thrown side BY side IA secreia-
EIeS. respectively, OF thu county ana state
central committees. TIE former was se~
lecied a. the meeting Of the county central
committee last Saturday. and vas the
unan-rrsous choice OF The committee. He
had not sought nor desired the appoint
ment, and when. "a few days Later his
brother. j. ". Lysons, was appointed sec
Rotary Of The state committee, ne rendered
MS resignation 10 the county committee.
giving as his reasons the pSSssi Die iIpr3-
priety Of the two mem o.rs OF the family
holding thesse positions. The members OF
the committee thought otherwise and re-
fused 70 accept the resignation.
TIE matter Is rscognixet! "a merely a CO.
incidence. and resulted only from the req
ogn.zed fitness 81 each Of them for the
positions which they hoii Mr.. J. " Ly-
sons selection "a secretary % the state
committee was approved In advance by
The supporters OF Senator Wilson. A. G.
Foster. J. s. McMtliln and the representa-
lives q The candidates on the state and
con greSs<yuAt ttgkets
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resisted By lie -svoau:sco. and cal 20
, rev seciaratscr Of fniepayderce' TIE
same cries that we new hear. and unasr
hearty IRE same circumstances. M. Web
sss- sasd: ST.. asexnonAsa The people
AGAINST The object Ct al aGtcr.es Ike
sheSe A1rra--sh every Industrious "a
against saeA deizssorS I tell y "a ~ at
tempt e % pay oS hls passions zsainss
ais interest. and 20 prevail on him n tas
Iams Of liberty. 70 destroy he fr1asss et
liberty. in the name Of patriotism 80 iz-
tsre and z1lrt his country ard Ia the
name q his OWE lr1epen1snee 20 destroy
osgzzr And Il slave. Has ne = Goisave He
5 ADVISED 70 10 esa. r1z5cA vii z=~ruy
Ta.f - value. has ae hands . laesorr
IL pushed 90 By fraud ard AEs-,ice . sup
PORT measures which VIII render his labor
useless ard hopeless
Ssr. the verv man % all others who
n2s TIE deepest 3ltrTes; IN sound cs4rrsncy.
ara HEro suffers Isss by naischisv04s
.eg2ztaon IN money matters IS tsls mar
toll
"A Issls nzrre than three years there
s.i~r. n his speech Of March Is. is5T. AT
LhS history OF -1a currency controversy -
sacksoas tire. Of which The foregoing
4ry orders renewing me national deposits
from Tie national banks and placing tlsGn
n tae state banks. AID taa panic ana dis
sad;
- Gentlemen. hold this disturbance OF
me measure o. vaiua. aaG. tn1 means ri
payment and exchange. this arrangement.
and, 4 | may so say. this violation az ne
currency. 20 D. one 81 the most u2p2r9eg-
abe az political faults He who campers
.ita tie currency E0kss aoor u sgs bread.
he paEders. indeed. - greatly capital
winch IS xeen-sigatei, and may snIft fer
Itself; but he beggars labor, watch 8 hon
est. unsaSpectag and TOO busy with the
present ~ calculate for the ftxsurn TIE
prosperity OF TAG wSTktng classes lives,
moves and aaS - b@lag IN established
credit aaa a slesdr medium OF payment.
All sg94en changes destroy Il Honest In
aassry never comes N FOR any part OF TIE
sHeoils II me scramble which takes place
when he currency OF A country IS dis
turDSi. Dla Wild schemes ard projects
ever benefit the lR4LsstriGllss Did ire
-esFslaole bank paper ever enrich me la
5orsrSs Did vio.snt f1ctgat ons ever 10
sSod 10 him VINO i~p~ns.s on his daily
labor FOR h4s daily brad? Certainly aever.
Al these things may CRAFTY gressilness
Tor sudden sAa4 Or the raSsuess o. aar-
ing speculation. but they Can bring nosh~
tSs BGt injury and distress rs th= homes
Sr patent Industry and honest Labor
Fna threatened evil Of which tbs great
esI OF American Statesmen tauS spoke
vas SIMPLY a aer2Tlgs ment OF he cur
re2cy, not a destruction CT the hest half
OF il. as - here AMI now proposed.
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reresai communities rIst hs that which
IL also Ike circulating medium OF oshf-
co-n-zs-csAg ecTE TUn&t1ss or rsIss % cAEA-
RE e beng converted into tzat nee "a
vsfssssst saSs 7. mus- he abe ROT oily
20 rzES z psyIeztS ant -@cesrg between
s-gsTwssi..sis Of he s2-Tfs society a- n21i1r
but 10 adjust ard sEscaarge s5@ balance q
@xehz-gs sx-weea different aas!o1s- II
rgxe Se se-Ees hing which has q yzlas
afsr7s4 as 9el. ~ az ao-ne an1 by wa!ca
foreign SIS wsil a. domestic debts cA1 BE
ga -ss-@3'
Geld - such a circulating medium. ard
f. nzs been adopted Ak STANDARD 81 TIE
commercial ward.
SILVER Is zot such standard and : nos
or q parity n value wssn Eoz1- except
wnesya so held srt:1etaEsy. By c-sHg sup
ported ard ma attained 8y and Ezs&4s sx-
eNanxeaase sar gsi3. ard lie E1agket va3ae
og silver q elsewhere - per cent below
gold par.
Gold ana silver bullion being use@ IN
the arts and sciences, nave eor171e-csat
ya!ua independent o. Ihetr Use as ccsr
ar5 eo.ESse<1 seEgtkT cannot y. s1Ai3Ez ned
On a parity with each ether. Herein arises
tie necessity for a szIgse Standard
As an original proposition, independent
Ct the yysrsDaal interest q mine ard bullion
owners there could Re no doubt A. 20 The
rrrcrsety or utilaIy % 4 single Standard.
or II ether va Is. a single and unavailable
measure ~ Y24Ia-
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At the Third Ayenue.

Cor5on's u.nHrels @iii close Their ar,
gagersnt a. the Tafrd Avenue ,heat4r ssf
ursay night. There vii - a matinee ess 4.
urgEay afternoon at AIS o'clock
Lincoln J. Carriers great comedy drama
The Heart o. Chicago" ana It's famous
approaching sngine scene. will be he a..
traction a the Third Avenue theater mex,
week opening Sunday night
The play has been well received IN ,he
East dur ng the past season. and comes
West with the reputation o< having af~s.a :
earned a small fortune FOR its fortuna. =
cwner. In addition 20 the approaching eY.
gins s1ens. some half dczsu ether gnert.
sorioUs Mogntings are necessary 20 the ulav
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ward. who was elected a delegate - ere
late populist county convention. says tina
ne Gid not attend that convention. and
moreover he viii not support the ticket
nominated there. II have always been 4
Republican" he said yesterday, although
l changed on the silver tS~le and worked
against the party. I i'd no: attend the
F0pQiIst convention. although Vas elect
ed q deeSate from my ward. / wAns (.
understood tina. I am not in Sympathy
with the acts of that convention. and viii
not support the ticket Ii ncn.Inate~I.'
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- - standard money f. is 81 mere matter
,.'rae-e can be no doubt - e re n
hsAsef raOce being n favor % s1t1 ~ III
ees1rf az both convenience ana Hftf't
SILVER should ard wound Be as1d a SD
sidiaFy con anG ne : E'i1a. ~ ,1,t,is
ALA. continue 10 be largely ussa rs sang si..,
ard money coined ga governnnsnt a ,ses L.
'rnsl the Bsant-.A.so.s sc' al. ~ -, Silver
s.,i1iofs owners. silver rad never been pFAe-
tscaiiy Used as ssan54r3 na3eSy - t -,.e
~ 49,, saarsl ,sn;v saoen silver dollars had
seen co,nea and only about sa1S' a@" ID
subsidiary CON - -
The ses of is2 ani s.s arivs s3'1 Ia; an, ~
- raa.nfrx pYssld NJ Jefferson III A>ss
stnrr.s4 t9t co.1age VI SILVER ard ~ th3ts
silver dollars were caiued as@iA 4~s ~Ai'tS
Fs ...r~sa 40. Of lss4 undervaiued silver ana
,hat urartt~alsy made geld me sfaS4dFl,
ara j. In uIrn drove SILVER o1t ~ 'sH
..rhas ws see tails country has never
been en- 4 silver ossas ai,1 = w. %
graz calamity Il = tVsF ssl~s'r - .r,v.
lnv as aat,fa rraaks oss meta driving
shr otk%Y out II Use. ,., -,
In isGs when siSer was srla'. an a. -,
xs1Iv demons ,5zea. tae country vas OF
T4aft@~ basis aud There Mas n@It2%f Epja
no. s.fxpr hi genera circulation. IA st'rcas
ga yments v smss r,r3 ans so,a VAS
so,Ss4. an, scla for foreign exchange As
"A commodity TnS was any = $50 -.
rnse &, faally se;ils and legally adopt ma
-, as avns opsn,v ard eolaly ara
svatv rv~ knew :: who teok AIRY interest,"
III sn- matter. The Dit us ilr04''.s iF't
Is three years aaG va. pinfs1 - * s
x.~~~s..t dimes Il waa aeaatFi tfnfa t31T m.
n ttn9s he sanle as Other }Hs{oF an LIS
al ~ - Hna. asa ~ -. : %
~ Nevada. vo.e.a fo- = And vet ! > @S~
-, M - ere silver natae affa ssFFt
f..,f-.r nvxi,er4. "A wei a. naav 1s{ticaI
s;e-r-as sss.ss t1aL SILVER a. Se<*N<+y il
ne cAu j; ne crinia % ls'9 Was i
z lr-fs.a "a, Cat Britain 10 Ssrn orr, -
silver SIS is!s aat ~ss i cr',sse Il - ~,
.s,s,l T~.rktv. E~ssll al ne &rg@nf-ns
Frrua3sc. "a 3rIEsonrllas s1seF a. - L-.-@s
she SANS nls y alG "s@ a 81 "a
a. 1sr s--ttfstrss re 4~1,sitE-x r. SILVER s,4e-
Ia sraka ana - fact saver aEFtG aAs -Ls*
S.vvr was sswasz 0z9pia< as.S.5sS A& I'd
~ "a - eDd ard Z. Ways y - re- .
As before sz&teG. tsseE - -. sss : - So
nv rvar>@ ae.1 -ns latin Tn.4n l'tF-
fuea2 TA.rNes tlraz4 A1a3 re Ak 4 ~
"a acGte. hs3 saQp.t+ tas e. a zsAsa a 4
- ass~, -,,sAsqs a sv9-i& hss o. Sc &oo41 -
assag tae Same sssa'i&itl
Prosperity Under she Act 81 NIB
Tbs <sowxa 81 gogssAa s1s'1 a'is8 ~@,t'a
~ g rasa D . ceI ,&lnls W. sts.>
2 e',~ A y, ~. ~. "a. s. ~: sz,,a ~
as ~sS "a is< .t = aeoSf 2 - az n
crease ta Ka8-y-i ls~ee ye&Fls % . - -
ss 20 e41aata,s = ,ea rs~o1srty
~ s8t leA.e1 States "a - SIS SO
g. .s.sssAss1t .ad tas" = - 3 = e. -.
aesa ~ cveS - - ceat-
-ksurs-e thsS eae.cd, 2 a. t.t.1@ =. c.sc-
Tess expenses a. a&T@ pa-4 9. -~~+
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'H-e.>cy rep~ats i:sels THIS * rot 80
1~-t attempt or tn~ part % ienaa2cEs3eS
- play Gtss1 re passions ara pre4a3se%s
~ tfe tatsorIuE e. an
Ia a sueeea r me senate - the Inl-et
~-1t-~ January g. 80 or t. ? mos Il
of t5~ & pests ia seg.y 60 t1e teclars~
ts13s Ds n@ rar- san rsre$s ar.t tha POI IT,
"a: darmaEagzges ~ shsc a&y such ae Ire
70 -ag0t aat~es5 of 1f9s Ise~T a@sEns' the
= b.. SIRE dang : cf saoaey ! aFsstccrAey. e
EeTs~ Nr~4- ana dAtSpgEfas a. fhsE
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AMI Sc NENTS.


In his lecture on the Bright Side o.
life In Libby Prison" bishop Mcs-abe deals
with one Of the darkest ard nost revaisfng
pages Of war history and ger hs handles
hrs theme in a say that cheers ard in
spires hs hearers.
IL viii be given at the Aymory next Mon
day night. General admission, 50 e4srts
Tickets may b. purchased ana seats rezarv-
Cd. al Gflis drug store. Second avenue an.
Madison street
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= = = -
BREVITlEs.

Sam Harris and Paddy Ryan. who 1--we in
the Tenderho'n were locked I'D by or7rar
stuart yesterday afternoon on account II a
furry q excl ange" IN a saloon on WASH
fngtor street stranger named synita
treated the crowd handing eut 4 81 gall
lYfeee When the bartender put the change
On ths bar Harris X Ia cla Tnef stole g.
gold piece ara hsrasd & 20 Ryan.
Several months ago tha Norwsgi Az Dan
,sh Ne+hadlSgs of seattle sold tas.r bsIgli-
ing 81 tie corner of Ftsth avenue ard Olive
s.reets 70 ne S3stijstl Baptists. and l-ow
shsv as@ ARA agtng 70 pQ:cslass the Ger
nan Methodist church on StsnarT stisrt
ard Denny way. T71@ Germans expect %
rect a nsw aaald * wSirA viii ~ r, re
s~~nsssEls - thelr r1esnA4sFs There are
several Thousand Norwegtaz ard Danish
people N s-eattis
Pa;rs1A Murphy. acGorllng % thu story
.7.a In he mun5ciosl c9ssrt yesterday after
noon. APPEARED IN tire Cosmopolitan house,
rtzht tsefcrp last VIII thres sars og AMY
wM,ch ~ disposed pf % tbs sltt5s ia s-ans ~
sfefs ia srS4su quantities 81 r@tlIcsxi yatEs
while Re was enjoying EiTnse.. in this
manner James l~1~}ta. who Furs * candy
ara t~7lIt stand ~sz trying 20 aud 8ut
whst had happened t. his STICK Fsraifv
re- .n7H tha starry 70 ofs9Car Hamilton Nur.
e-v wf.I 50 tr5a7 - 9re Justice Au#t.m iris
ssteT-roeu atl TIA charge Il ssstss Larceny
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r. HErS TON. Of Tacoma. candidate on the fusion
IeN ticket for supreme bench. bern farm n
NO Wisconsin thirty nile he vas educated
admitted the practice % law
TO Tacoma 1850 lie Was Known one
~ the leading section four years
400 when he o!aed Popuists Prior leaving hks
,ax.x he was nominee Democratic ticket for
congress with Judge Cation and both defeated BY
peotie Hyde He appointed ~ Gov Rogers MEM
r If the board state university. his
expiring March
During The past he las been especially active
- a. work Of the Popus Pierce ard theIr
convention recently managed his fight for delegates in
~ cha, mt him winning side Mr. Houston
sYhor Port Mystery" ard Of a
sa ca ,hs laws OF relating real He
- - me mos, elaborate complete libraries the
s,at~ II. was 1ss3 daughter OK Judge New
var q, The supreme bench of Wisconsin
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MT ELvTN NJ Goldman, fusionIst candidate Tor sapreno
WV Judge. born IN VI ssoGr IN is55 He spent his
boyhoo1 IN that and went California In 1873
atteniejScho0 several finally graduating
from the Pacific Methodist seminary at
he was Il years ola. selected law his profession.
studying years admitted practice before
the state supreme court
tumn OF year he moved 20 Dayton. tbs state.
He practice and became somewhat promi
rent II politics al lie elected member the
last territorial leg .siasure from Columbia county
Bus that rody convened prior The time % its
meeting passed enabling act The constitution
al convention held winter virtually taking the
place legislative body But n member OF the
constitutional convention, having the only
Of politics lie chosen He however,
elected legislature served his
Two years elected superior Judge Of Columbia,
Garfield and Asatl1 watch cu.ce he holds
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sJa this connection vii ao,3cs the er-
rcssss@5gss assertion Gdds ~ the silver men
that gold varies n vaige as 70 rs pur-
chasing power. that Is. tnAt II appreciates
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or appreciates In value without reference
10 volume.
when the kind and volume Of the
money % tEe world - once established.
ana as long as u remains 80 established
while the property Il represents may
c5 ca, 7e n pre- under ~ la~ q sapniy
The purchasing power OF tfsa moray ST
the world which represents the property
q TIE world can Only 10 tHge by the al
d.uon - or subtraction ffoTR the volume
90 the one or the other,
1T is well established that the natural
Increase Of the volume OF gold keeps quite
un1e u property generally. while the III
crease Of the volume cf silver i& outstrip-
property. Therefore gold is much the
pref r. Die metal for standard.
In addition 20 this Il Is the established
standard or The commercial world inciuta-
Ing this country.
Cheap Political Bomhaxt
But the friends II silver not only as
sumo. against the oVerwiae ming weight Of
evidence ghat silver : the most desirable
eminent Q; the talte3 states shall make
L tbe STANDARD. at a ratio % IS 10 whaa
the worlds ratio = j 20 !: and that. too
without the AID or consent II any other
surely this {. cheap political bonbas..
~ view - TIE Tact that GEeaf Britain has
wasntasned the god standard since isis
IN oppos Lsoa Il all the nations u the
earth. When " further consider thai
tats ridiculous threat to d. an evidently
IN possible taing enanates from d faction
q tae political payty walcn oaly four
short years ago declared that stha dollar
nnit g coinage - eot5 metals tgoli and
chaoeeaole vaue or b. ai5asses. tsr II,
jatsYfa;i0na4 agres r1ert' w~ are com
peeled to sssu5t thsst sincerity or question
t1e{r sanity.
Appeals to Passion. and rr~Jaaiees
In the natural course VI events, when
tcrsesl ant scientific kacw.esige - - -
settled. men Il genera, - well as &c3er-
rEf3e, knowledge and .nf0rn4I3sa togst aer
Rtta tassa raost interested woHid - cor
81 <e@3 aiu cons <iersd but bore We Aave
ta~ spectacle exhibited AMI tn sxue~t-
meat made, - the sGEsrx3 sstoa Of fhIz Tuosss
fapey sat fHaaelal question 10 tre mass
~ tAe peCpe 81 Scneraa giecs on aua
appeals made 70 tEa passions ard Hrws so
a-s @st~*1 x ne rgas0c an Tu5Srae1l.
y t1a y1raFs
" chatter and Hixfnrx
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SPECIAL. rsse to Green River Hat
Ssysrg8 Ire Only YesorE 80 ifs gisia e. the
stAte CT Washington, and waoS@ wafsFs
are satre' for zn~lF curative properties.
(sa a. Northern Pacific office Tor par
f.e-.fsrs
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M - common asestsuus al ct
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SENSATIONAL CURES

rapidly days by usrvslous
manent Cures effected The following and
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-30

TIE nerecrats have v@tlclflod Thuma
Jefferson. robbed The PopGl.sg party o
its good name. which not only does nc
earicA the Democrat. hsss leaves the Fopu
LIST poor indeed