The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-04
!, IITg IS HEARD FROM.
rcrov DEMOCRATIC LIGHT
ssrs INDIANAPOLIS.
A-s.g the Speakers OF the
.-.rapg Day Of the Saffonsi Con-
-.-sss. Of Democratic Clubs
~-.~11ens Hearst Was Absent.

-v.~AporIs. Oct. 3-The quadren-
IFD1l1-..stan Of the National Assocfa-
- = nerpocrstie Clubs was called TO
~ T.,nlsnson hall by Senator J. X.
Dfau y g Az absence OF President w. r.
1891 o'clock this afternoon. The
4. - orofuseIy decorated with flags
.-t,r~. and portraits Of the two ma
"a !. rs.ynocrafic candidates and other
u ...ss-.ssh~d members OF the party were
.sss~1psnsIy displayed
YS.s ~orf.ne trains greatly augmented
=. ss.fn of the delegates. An impromptu
.sassr1on was formed. with 1000 men In
a Headed BY the "'B Continental
sssris !" from Nebraska, In their yellow
~ fi1ie uniforms, VINO mafcnea 'hioosh
ss.ss <. Jones. chairman OF the ma
.sssi committee. arrived at u O'Clock
1yss.ilnsor han has a seating capacity OF
" snd every seat was occupied
Hscnr TaRkart made an address OF well
~ X behalf OF the state.
~ = flames X. Jones was introduced
sS.s,ss Ssnuel NJ. Jones, OF Toledo. was
~ M 8: Yer. and held the audience
Sss11y f0r ten minutes He was followed
7sa:cs Hamilton Lewis. OF the state
Il vs1hln9ton. who said In part:
What Mr.. Lewis Sni0.
~yAsvs are no patriots II Democrats are
WI Eo seryfle applicants for official IA
~. ~ ~ No dictator sways his de-
Ssstis rule over us No corporate In
s:scre commands or domination of wealth
S,sr{a We know no masters but the
sScE. we worship no king but God"
n felpYYing TO Senator Hanna he said:
NJ bIoated Eorgon, swollen with party
|m<eaioYship. sits In sacred place. blink.
sesl&x4(r n SIGNAL Far
Syefy movement. Our ideas are our
sssn6rfv. our manhood IL our honor All
= rleple are our children. and the free
ssSisa eur sacred care We abandon these
q = man. and We defy the insolence OF
so111rs 0r the arrogance of office to take
~ ~ 81 our Independence from MS"
WI reference 70 President Mckinley
a. bavs W put forth candidates for
~ e1fIce the chief OF whom never advo-
G1G1 policy which he would not imme-
INN 6enounce for party advantage, nor
1Ss2hce principle which he would not
1900 TOR inc enticcments OF office.
u Glyef man wber a silver lining was
4oGuinry 10 his cloui Of political de-
1SK: eoM mar In return for the golden
~ Sssntrg q tire frst day. free trade
MI PSpsfo Means was plain duty; IN
~ eytGinf Of the same day he was only
bi1yine with thu Puerto Ricans, and they
aNt ~ ne duty The tobacco trust had
mehed hi ccnvictipns out and the sugar
INT NJ oWeetened his sense OF duty.
b4saoQ& ~ promise OF liberal CAM
baAGn coNkrhut!ors. In the hour OF hn-
n4ailY i6Fcibae annexation was criminal
bo17Nol0n, when not popular with the
e4ssy: ~ criminaiiy aggressive for for
flA anRexnti0n when profitable "a IA
pSF6d eyn6lcates. A gentleman who IN
~ ecmmerctni sense Rreets his party's
vWxAenatns policy by becoming its ac-
aMmo1nting tndnrser''
~ Lewis alluded 10 Gov. Roosevelt.
~ ~:
Nc eA.u aever be driven TO the des-
efah - " 0nlstering the decayine
sfsngn x 3 falling chieftain by pander-
NJ - - nNtastic element whose hollow
n9eaa ~ Nnt they neither understand
~ cav y u only hope Of impostors IN