The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-26

language that we viii put . sudden stop
10 the wicked and wanton waste o. tae
cop s money! sch as evfdes ICED by the
reckiessneas OF the F,f,y-afth congress.
amounts to practical connscAtiou.
"F1ftn-We will proclaim our everlasting
hostility TO government by the sword and
government BY Injunction. both OF wnlen
are being foseted upon the country for the
benefit and ~ the behsst OF the trusts ana
5obbers of every degree.
I'm the impending campaign. he tnas -
not for us Is against us. There can De no
two horses. going in opposite directions. no
foraxtnE between lines.
THE American people deserve 10 be
treated honestly. fairly. eandidlv and cour
ageouxly. They demand and are entitled TO
have declaration OF political faith about
which there IL no double meaning. no PAL
tering in double sense, no equiy3cation.
no good Lord, good DEVIL ciaptrap-a
declaration 80 plain that even the dullest
may comprehend I, and thoroughly
Democratic tfas all honest men can stand
upon that They want no Victories that
are not triumphe OF principle and they do
not propose that the fruits OF another
victory snail turn TO ashes upon their lips,
Above all they don't want any more presi-
DENTAL pigs In pokes. They will get what
they want. The platform that have out
lined viii give lovers OF freedom and good
government everywhere hearts OF oak
Upon that platform We VIII place a man
who is platform within himself. whose
name 1 am happy to state n cxecrated by
every monopo!lst in America and loved by
every patriot betwixt the two oceans-and
land him In the White House-the fore
most statesman OF our age-WiiliAm Jen-
nings Bryan, OF Nebraska, and OF the
United States at large. When he sits In
the chair Of Washington and wears the
mantle OK Jefferson there win be another
Andrew jackson come to judgment In
time OF peace he ie a civilian: In time Of
war he IL a soldier at ali times he IL the
ideal American citizen and patriot.
nnt We may ASK wneai1er We want the
course We dove Will welcome them not
Only as major generals and briEadiers but
a. prissses: not 10 teach US Democracy,
give them the glorious opportunity Of win
ming new laurels Yes. We welcome those
returning prod!Eals. bur they must not ex-
who have borne the heat and burden Of
the day-the bruns OF the battle-expect
the choicest ard largest cuts Of the veal
The doors stand wide open to all who
wish TO help u.s.. We will not inquire too
infinitely into their antecedents There
are two institutions which have no mourn
Campbeilite church. We also welcome all
Republicans who are dissatisfied with Mark
HannA's new tangled pelcy Of Imperialism
nents Of DR. Pre;erious ana other German
American editors, knowing fun well that
the Republicans cannct carry a state west
81 The AlleGhsni.s and north OF Arkansas
without the German vote
We also extend the right hand OF fellow
ship TO the vast army OF travelling men
who have discovered that trists are their
Ing an anti-trus, crusade. More power to
their tongues
Trusts and Democracy occupied Col
81. g. Wetmore. OF s.; Louis. but . few
minutes His remarks were greeted with
cheers
He was followed by Hon. David De Ar
mond. OF Missouri. win, spoke upon The
the trust. according 10 the speaker. are
the protective tariff favored by the Repub-
leans. ana tho par,iai!sy which he claimed
,hat party has ever shown 90 corporate
interests.
Much Applause for bryan.
When Mr.. Halves arose 10 introduce Mr..
Bryan he WAS greeted with applause. ana
the applause which met Mr.. Bryan was OF
the most fatter!rs description. The cheers
drowned the music Of the band, which
struck up Hold the Fort as he advanced
to the front Of the rcssrum Mr.. Bryan
spoke a. follows.
An actor who visited Nebraska recent-
~. upon learning from a Republican that
confidence had been restored. remarked
that he had examined webster's diction-
AIRY 10 learn what scon1dence' meant and
found confidence defined as trust and
then he understood that condolences had
been really restored. More trusts have
been formed during the last two years than
existed at the beginning OF the present
administration, and the nominal capita.
isatt0n OF the trusts now in existence &p-
the worlds total supply OF geld and silver.
Tina influence OF these trustx has become
SO enofmeus that the people. without re-
speet 81 party. are asking themselves how
the evil can BE retnedied.
THE purpose Of the trust Is TO control
the product 81 soma article of msrchsn-
disc. and the methods employed are, rrss
the uaian NJ ali Individual factories under
n We Al - syast s.f4
and, second. the crushing on; Of new
rivals A monopoly when once coulp iets
not only dictates terms 10 those who buy
she product, bat IL aise dictates terms 10
those no sell the raw material. and 10
those whn furnish the labor. II the trusts
are permitted % continue We shall rna an
United States which ~tll prove IS de.
structsye os cur ideals A. = landed arts
tecracs would.
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stiles cssmpel I'm 70 become a rurchsser
are where there - bGt ore seller THE ptr-
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