The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-08

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nornsnx sad svery night rno we're sooksrs
Tor worm These people vent away With
tears IN thor Eyes We gave work % lsrse
numbers 81 vsopas for . fev dsys a.
lime. % simply ensble them - i've Dur
sCss h~sn constantly covered with notices
~ asfHional ssef wanted
In ore ~ pour factories in 80 IN the
nDonfb ~ september you pssd sss 90 20
labor n me ssn~ month ~ 800 you paid
sieano % latof J am told that this rail-
road over WHEN Ne are travelling loaded
IN me month % 3~vsmber Of mis- yeas
IN cars fnore than ever loaded IN .
single month in ifs history. With the pro-
duets a1orx its Hne from farms mills and
factories, and 20 more than we're loaded
IN ne ssme period last year 40 I fes.
hat can congratulate you UPON the pros
.sr'ty fhaf prevails IN IRIS community and
throughout the country Tns hum % In
dustry mas drowned ne voice OF calamity.
and The voice ~ despair 10 10 longer heard
in the United stztse and tho orators With
out occupation mere ars now looking 70 he
Philippines for comfort. A. we opposed
fH@rB when they we're standing s9alns In
SlAtriel progress Mt home. We oppose them
now az they are standing against national
duty In our Island possessions Of the Pa
osaos"
pIsosuns accidents % yeIsee.
JOLIET, III. Oct. IA pleasant fncsdsns
o. the stop ~ Ia Sale was the prssenfs-
ton 20 Mrs. Mckinley Of sor1s beautiful
howers BY . group Of little ssris
The president was introduced 10 an snor-
NOUS crowd ~ Ia sale by senator Cui-
Iom. He spoke as follows
Il never journey through the East - tn
South or s1e West fhse my pride IN my
country IL not increased. Ny love Of It 10
enhanced and my confidence In fs noble
mission ard its 7ermansnce firmly re~es-
75.J1.oso OF people. all Of them possessing
equal opportunities ia the race Of life: with
public schools and other schools open for
the education Of the boys and girls freely
ard without price with hope put In tbs
heart Of the tumblsst boy In the lard and
The right Of that boy TO aspire 20 the high
est p!ac. In the gift Of this free republic
And ~ you needed an example ~ the Elori-
Gus opportunities 81 American cfsisenshis
you have them here In your own great
state Of In.rois Lincoln. Douglas, Logan.
Lovstoy. Ogles5y ard . brS iist osA6es.
coming from the humtiesf walks 81 life. at
last rcached the hishes, submits Of fame
ard savcr In the republic. And now 10
u for this government rests ueor the cso-
pie. ard 20 all the people r. committed this
great fabric ~ government Shall We main
tain .; In its integrity. (Trolonged ae-
pIause ard cries 81 "Yes") Let your boys
and mine - educated IN patriotism. and II
10 educated no harm can osfAll the repse-
lie"
AZ O.sswn. ths next stop. President Nc
kfniey spoke an follows:
MY Fellow -Cisisers: I very much sp-
precists the fact that ct this busy period
- many Of you have isHs your aceuNomed
occupations and assembled hero 20 give me
welcome and cheer. ! rejoice =: your pros
periry rejoice at the prosperity which
Is everywhere observed throughout the
country. ard wish for you ara ali the
people continued blessings under n govern
rnenf which we love and believe ss the best
In che world