The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-26

IN AA<DFsffi Dr.
- OF Indiana believes that W. j.
- BRYAN Will be the next Democratic
~ nominee for president, AID that
the narty will array Itself against
expansion and generally against the al
ministration.
.It seems 20 me now raid he. "shat
Mr. Bryan will control the Democratic ma
tional convention. ard that It's PLATFORM
will he practically 81 statement OF ais
speeches IL VIII simply stand against
the policy OF the present administration.
as evidenced IN the questions OF expan-
sion. of silver and Of the tariff. That Is.
II VIII be q destructive, not conatruc-
tive, policy which VIII be advocated,
Senator Beverage and his wife arrived
here yesterday morning from Indianapo-
As and registered 1T the Rainier-Grand
hotel They will leave this morning for
Vancouver and take the Canadian steam
ship, the Empress Of India. for the Orient.
where they will spend several months on
. vacation II has been said that Senator
BeveFfdge would visit the Philippines. but
when seen yesterday iaa would say moth.
ing whatever about IL. He did not care to
discuss the objects of his trip ne said.
further thar 10 say that the hard work of
the campaign md his term as senator
~ Washington has left him in need Of
recreation. But IL II generally understood
y
tions closely.
NAN OF NATIONAL FAME.
Few men have sprung so quickly and 10
historically into national fame as this
young senator from Indiana. Eight months
ago he was practically unknown outside OF
his state There his talents had brought
MIN into public view his oratory and the
wisdom Of his speeches had made him one
OF the foremost men But the people OF
the nation did not know him During the
last campaign his fame grew TO national
proportions lie did as hard work as any
one who totk part In 1t. THE brilliant
speeches he made through Indiana soo,,
we're noticed and read and his fame in.
creased Al the time OF the election he
hhd become known far beyond the boun.I
aFies or Indiana, and as n reward far his
work and recognition OF hts ABILITY tho
republican legislature OF that state ELECT
Turpte. s'aa'or
sa'a,oT Beveridge is In appearance
very youn9 man. and hss wife "a > ye,,
young woman. He seems n he h,r.,,,
more fnan 10 years old, the age az a5,nss-
sion TO the senate. But his annaara,,e.
MS manner and his conversation sb,,uv :.
once that he Is a man OF capacity. a1ee,.
ness and power. Even I'm cssua, ro,vsrs :.
non dis aow o. language and his GRASP =,
so0a* snow commanding Intellect Few
sAous men 'nere are whose presence does
not detraet from preconce,yed onln,on @ ~
40 II one OF them.
SILVER WILL NOT rrcunr
ne doss not care 10 discuss politics a,
length. declaring that he viii no, a.
anything OF public matters except unon -
caMon. He spoke last night In a genera,
way. however. OF political conditions ara
tendencies of the country o
90 NOT believe he said THAT thu al,
yer Question viii be the issue I'm the nex.
presidential campaign: that In. i, win ma,
20 tne great predominating issue upon
".Sn sne TWO parties will divide OF
course, IL viii be considered during ~.
campaign and VIII be feature OF !,
should Mr.. Bryan ana the other silver ar,
tors continue their discussion az fhs s,,,av
lion they viii undoubtedly aroiasa te,fe,n,,s
public interes; In II. Bur they came, n,sks
u the live issue. which will divide the
voters or the country
Consider tho prnsap, nt,n~,t -
country In prosperous wonderfully nrns.
porous. Never before In the history ~ ~.
nation have all classes been sn wei, sss
mas money been SO plentiful, has hnsI,ass
oo~n 80 profitable. The banks ar. h,,rs,tr.
with money. factories throughout .ha zee.
arc running night and day. iatas~ers "a
eHapsufed and merchants ara nak,ns
t"e tate OF interest fisroug bon,
the East has fallen TO ana 8 per con,
ara money cannot be laanesi AT hleha,
rates. II Is being put into real estate 10.
investment. 50 plentiful has II oerorn.
Farmers in the East. South and wamt AZ.
receiving good prices for their products
They ara aut Of debt The mor,rasr.
witch have dragged them DOWN fer ys.a =
aud the low prices which have held them
IN tsondage are Vanished The whale fl,,an
cth condition of tho country ia ha,.e~
More substantial ard more evenly divides
than ever before
A PARTY OF OPPOSITION.
How then can siver remain the n~a.
dominant tssoes Ii was :lse caunassr .~,,