The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-02

- e AoAlstsT FoaasAl FUSION


Just sixty years ago today. Henry
oeosge, the devotee OF single tar. nrst saw
- light Of day In humble home ~ RnSa-
ndninhis. The occasion Ia to DO made
oamnenhse 90 n TIT city ~ thoss Who
1--we faith in tbs creed Of this exponent BY
. lecture % be delivered tonight In the
1nattIe ehoaGoe ~ Men. JannGD q. Mcguire,
q California. In the aEkost tAoss Of I'll
pplttical faiths will participate, and the
eccaG6sa Drpmisss % b . mDt ancesesehl
ca
n. Mcguire arrived last night IT GO
1som Portland. He was met Ct tina depot
~ the members Of tbs local Sailors Unicn
s ss a:. no o alss asss s aaxa sge.
q Aceosnt % ths orsee wQsk h dn for
them In congress, ana . loGAl reception
sonmittss; cSmRosed Ct jude = u =; Ben sas
4avtn. Eugene W. Way, samuss Archer.
IVAN LAwis. r. W. Moulton. Judge Nc
Iauehiin, John Condor. A. J. blsthen and
Sorsasrn Scsei. where. for N hour. an ia -
= an dad TO como North on this mus
SON" seid ex-Consressmen James @ Ma
which Henry George advocated Are Row
1ot only taking their place In the govern
O1nt Of our country. but are becoming DIS
Sinct is1use that cannot be ridicuied CT
''HGSegsn n aeasy Georges theories
~ No longr cSankA and the great mxss
6 the COMMON people Of the country Are
be05nning TO realize the truth and the vir-
tue oI tho laws be proposed.
sWhA< shall have to say upon that
euh3ect Win be said tonight You ask mo
about California politics In reply give
You my own views. based upon suca
- TINA Tho strong sentiment IN califor-
MA "a favor OF tho administration has
o6atsd. and there II today feelsng that
the war In the Philippines has been great
ond lons-continued sacrtace Of blood and
TREASURE without adequate results. by
ttfD do not mean to cay California win
- Osmocratic, hat do say thai the DEM
eurats IN Califoeaia have = chance
Issues - Csoiag cuaDaign.
'9peakins a. a Democratic politician for
- sucA ~ ROOD. VIII say this: Condt-
tDcoe in Caiifornls nast yeAs WIN be bet
- that this result will be due 10 laws
0nd cond1tjons N which the presant all
QtujetfAti0n - Ia npwise concerned. but
4or al that the ADMINISTRATION Will reap >
30 Tar a the Democratic party Of Cal
>1orniA - o0ncssned. the manf,ers w.ll
1DlloW Bryan ~ strong a. they ever fol-
towed him on the issue Of Is to !. but the
Rsss.sss.s $50. s., w;sn sns:n win y. De the
~ the elimination Of trnsts and nsonopolies
nom cur commercial and industrial sya-
tsms.
I'm my opinion the Democratic party at
maintaining the re- pr.ncipis. 81 the Chicago
paAtlos0 ~ -. must commence on dis
enctly correct lines the battle for the In
4notSiA and commercial freedom which -
future. YHs nonsy uuessicn IL an impor-
te1t p3!t q that contest. but Il II only .
sIn ~ opinisn." said ex-Cons5sapman
SsScs d 4Ss .sss eass s ns1 sss.id ss s
g0ch - 20 consolidate In It's support all
tAs really DemocrAttc elements IN our
country. Thsrs - no nscsssity for for
fusion has weakened rather than strength
But fusion has. believe made Z new
psmocracy. and u that y true Il H. worth
1ay moro than nominal success under the
leadership of monopolfsts and Sympathix-
- With class privileges.
"One Of the dominant forces In the Dem
ocratic party today y The doctrine OF
single tax. lta advocates are everywhere
the leaders q psmoceasic thought. For
perry the single 0x WAS considered 4
oaeeAoo unworthy of attentlcn. much less
CAA4srnia aeciarsd IN their state piasform
1Ae4 tie sanuse tan doctrine was ono re-
qulFinG tAnsd!Ats ATTENTION. inveafigation
80 - s .sos Wan n: l.ss 9! tas people,
tAat teAsy eiaoie tan On the Pscinc coast
= an issue that neither party can safely
80 far as the platform of the Demo-
Gratis during the cominx campaign n con-
csrnsd. should the leaders fail TO take
e1af and definfte grounds against special
Issvnegsst upcu ~hacA trusts and monopo-
s IS. s.sy asssssa sio a,a. !:
issues ere taken. Mp wili NOT sniiita,s
aSAanet The pasty'e SUCCESS.
H tsaAess 0ppsssA 70 Dsyan.
m The monopoay elsmens In the Demo-
cfafio party. which opposed Bryan in iSas.
contrsl q ne next psnoesa,ie national
convsnstsa viii be svpadiatsd BY Demo.
Gratis ~ the raiiA. The rank ana aie OF
the party will tolerate no such l.asaeyshtr,
. eAae easrsd BY German. Van Wyck or
croker who supported Bryan under pro-
eeat. noe win n listen 20 thee. who OPP
pose Bryan On account ef thu Chicago
The question OF Imperialism will. yes,
campaign How closely the Democrats
ars allied N epsn.aa On the subject \ nx
yet known The leaders Of the party are
unaaimens in their opposition TO the pel-
ICY ct the administration. saa the peopla
are being ssoesa, 10 consider the question
In all ia phases
me County, presidential election wi,
probably be saa fuoss uzornentous ana
msmorahls ever held in these Tinted
esaisa II ncheeves every CITIZEN 10 knaS
Tor hinn.H tass what he believes 10 h,
t4ht to be tass, Go he honest"
This a1tsrncSa = r@eeessar viii sa ssls
N the O. A. n ball, in the callias e.eek'
% Wasch an opportunity viii - gwen. frs,s,,
70 essss. for al Who msy wish % mas,
Ths lecture In tho evening a. a.. s~a.,,s
eheAaee viii ea the event % ira Ssy IN.
soe1ees VIA be Henry George aTss uts
WoSk - . 0uaae Tassr" Owing te ~.
eAee thas ea-Srnmres<nsm Magusrs's .aIk
OAi rrseAkfy iost for ~ hour ard a haf
eAery VIII b Ea ctAer speakers CA tAe
paAefssm vita the sy~aksr wssi - IA ytss.
pressdeuss et ths sinxie Tax csns, scss-
plimentary officers - all ,zsstsiral ke}ssfs
81 TIE Chairman o. the eseasas George
On Saturday afternoon Mr.. Maxu.rs VII
6aaver . shors talk aefcre sse yaaax MGR
Christian Assesta:.on. whsra VIII ~sna ar,
Ap wora IN this city
1oodey mcrraax 3 srsesAs sseasnsr wtfi
coovoy NJ. MAxu and IA ~xrNrS6an PAR
u q - 10 TaeomA. rkTrsaG the afssrnssaa
, recopucn VIII DO held st TIRE TAsna&lly
hsefl and ~ nseAi sessass VIII b asasy-