The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-23
At FREMONT.
laws AND :. n. STERN AD-
~ rxrnUsIAsrIc MEETING.
-. laws the Constantly shift
-. .e>ss-ae Of Democratic Par
:. All National Issues
settsr Deals with Trusts.

n All Sadenai itsue
t.attsr Deal. WITH Trusts.
49, ~. Craven. OF Seattle. ana
zs Gtern, OF Spokane. were the
~ e,oaters last night at large
<SSfaetic rally held in Dlxon's
N TSnuont, under the auspices OF
$u ward Republican Club, OF this
~ haH was crowded 10 overflow
- IA audience listened attentively
.56vseees mnte and frequently In
III he speakers with applause.
~ II Wilson and J. III. Sehiyely,
~ 81 the Republican state central
los, we're present ana made brief
sklns was presided over hy N.
Y Miss Marguerite Mckinney
solhctions and was warmly
Be1n6o< th8 speakers there
- Of the county candidates.,
Noye, w. q HartranLt. w. A.
9r{k0x ID grimm. l.. G. Smith. o.
~ enA y q, Rains, The chair
moment only reminding the
e Fremont OF the debate four
- e Fremont between Mr.. Cra-
n 4. Ronald. In which the lat
60OD3etely vanquished.
cfSSUn held the close attention OF
u i1116q<e for more than an hour. In
49, q have q fair and square talk
a. peepls OF Fremont. / spoke
= ~ ~. 1888 and I am proud to
6C5Q ad1resa you. In BEHALF OF Me-
IA the Repu blican party. Their
1G11ng the past foiir years has
m proved false every prediction
= ~ every promise made By the
~ @ for Mckinley for hers ~ IN
= DG(0 e the country there are thou
R q $3.50 Democrats and Popuiists
a ~ ps1nciplc above party and will
~ VI ~ bssf interests of the country.
~ laean.oun issus In ~ was free
- re psm esss ,,.us 80 st the price
a IA 1Asn they said the price OF
o1u ~ too lew, and they waytsd
~ FoNr years ago II Was free
FL ~ = che last Democratic national
on11o Il was only forced into the
(n ~. one vote, that OF the dele
49, ~ Hawaiian islands.
~ z ths ~ iss .s,,.. !: ne Ph!lIppins
11 - meet them on that issue. as
= u1GEotis party viii 20 down to de-
: ~ weeks from tomorrow because
r. of<ttacs on that question. The
lno01eie leaders are everiastinaly
~ booause they comfort and en-
- 1sn u the Philippine Islands who
sG.co0ng Gown American soldiers. Any
~ wsil hesitate before he osess .
Ssasss viii mol follow their party
- question. and the day viii come
~ ~ man who votes for Bryan will
1&ed to acknowledge IT,"
4g1ven than read from reports sub
III N Gen. Otis. Gen. Joe Wheeler
. ~ Lawton IN which II was stated
~ F1lipinos kept up the rebellion
n bemocrats N this country and in
49, Of the election Of Bryan. Mr..
~ reviewed tbs history % the Uni
neeq from 1854. and showed that the
DcgNks had several times In the past
4 mayed with the enemies Of the
~. He referred TO the way In which
lat Lincoln wan denounced BY tho
u1f1tiu party, and compared Ii 10 the
yeeadeat Mckinisy u denounced az
lu1oent day
ksn took up the question OF the ca
~ of the Filtpinos to govern them
~ and said that X did not very well
- Mr.. Bryan to advocate this prin-
when his own party In the South
disffauchiHing the negroes. He
~ that the 6osthern negroes were
eApatls OF self government than
n Fiifrsnos, yet Bryan was forced
11ead for a majority ia the Southern
m % the fact that the negroes were
44wed to vote.
\ Craven also entered into an able
~oon Of this 'sconstnt OF the gov
skr drawing parallels with the Flor
Henase. louisiana purchase and the
> Sssrn was next introduced. He
- - able address on ths trust guess
3 ~ showed that n behooved the
~ - many prominent men IN their
\ ~ were w. G.. whitney. j. Pier
~ uorgan, y. X. Jones, August Bei-
~ ND Thomas Johnson. Mr. John
n - new touring thu country with
49, Al the Bryan meeting at New
\ few days ago +. NJ. shepard. at
~ fpr the sugar trust presided
- uentionsd many other inconsisten.
4 \ The principles and speeches ~
"a He also went into the full history
ummany Han and remarked that he
.sM y sorry 20 see Croker as the right
~ Adyisnr Of Bryan, granting thai The
~ had any show whatever 81 being
H>td Ne also said that he was sorry
- the impursty OF New York politics
;HinS into 4 national campaign.
AeA d. Schiveiy spoke few words
. ~ stats and county tickets and Hon.
~ I. Wilson closed the meeting. touch.
efiehy on the state ADMINISTRATION
Z Ne GfcAf progress OF the country uh-