The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-06-22


"a Of Is il any wonder. therefore. that
We do rejoice In belonging TO party that
can bless Us as the Republican party has
for the past four years. Bryan and his
party can talk 81 trusts. pools. etc, as
much as they please. but the people. the
American people win walk 20 the polls
this fall and cast votes for Mckinney.
Roosevelt and the Republican party In
such majority as has never been known
before.
The Flag VIII stand.
The Republican party has planted the
nag Of this great nation on the ISLANDS
Of the. Pacific There I will stand Theirs
It win float until the angels cry out,
Peace on EARTH good VIII to men. Then
the flags Of sill nations viii be furled
in eternal peace But not until then viii
the nag thst the Democratic party de-
sires 10 pull down and tranple In the
dust be changed from the position 4 now
occupies, The Republican party VIII new
or permit It 20 come down until the great
end has come l bid you God-speed IN
your battle and am tust as well as
sured as that am standing on this plat
form tonight that the people viii APP
preciate a prosperous, patriotic govern
rnent, and At the polls win reafirm our
November" tremendous applause)
The next speaker was Scott Calhoun.
81 the Young Mems Republican Club He
was given quite splendid reception In
part ne Saii
This is the first time the Young Mems
Republican club has been Afforded me
I
vithstandinE this we have never had 9th.
cr than one candidate for the office OF
prcslaent-Wnliam Mckinley. The Young
Mems Republican Club Is new door 70
tho Republican party. Its chief aim ana
object is to make all young Americans
Republicans. and TO So educate them that
they will walk TO the ballot box and vote
the Republican ticket from ton Ia bottom.
The disastrous effect ~ Popuiism In this
state caused the organization Of the club.
and 70 prevent such conditions Is an
other " the objects Of It's existence.
Getting into the future President Nc,
Kiuley. hy one master stroke, has opened
IN TO the citizens Of this graad country
many avenues az commerce. and many
opportunities that will tend toward c'yh-
i1ation and progress In the Wv World.
The Democratic party has outlivcd ~
usefulness iust az has the Chinese wali.
Roth have existed 100 years longer than
they We're needed The Young mon Of the
state 81 Washington realize the future
opened IN 90 them by the wisdom ~
President Mckinley in hts Oriental policy.
Expansion is nor imperialism. hut the ey-
tension % free government 10 the ends
Of the earth. The Young Mems Repuh..
ncan club heartily tndorurs Mckinley and
Roosevelt as its standard bearers In tho
coming campaign" tApplause)
they Are All right.
uermon Craven followed. During the
course Of hts remarks he said; Il would
like 10 ask At The outset what Is tne
Cries Of they arc ali right" and enerr-
ing1 King county Will assist the state
OF Washington next November 10 ron up
for this ticket a majority uf .09M Tho
united patriots Of our country mex, Mo-
Vemher VIII echo your answer that they
are all right The Philadelphia convaa-
tion coula not have made wiser selections.
noth mon an the hattle fed have proven
/ their bravery, and later have shown the
/ people nf the United Htatcs and the civil
| lied world that they are capable Of nilng
the positions 90 which they have been
1 nominated, They are men who can grasp
( the situation, ana the conditions OF to-
day, and GRASP them correctly. There Ia
every reason why they should appeal TO
/ patriotic Americans ~ standard bearers
Never but once before in thu history
I 80 our country waa there such n united
/ party That time was Ia the dark days
/ when Abraham Lincoln sas asked 90 Lead
the country ia the abolition % slavery.
! Then u was that untold Democrats. bet
| ter than their party, fought side by side
/ with Republicans 90 uphold the linton.
/ Then Il was that tho Democratic party
denounced the war Just ns IL r. doin. to-
/ day Then the Democratic party had ncth-
ting but curses fer Abraham Lincoln. and
to my mind it is sacrilcgieus for Demo-
4 crat 20 take thu nam" OF Abraham iAn-
| coin on his llps Yet now that he r ia
/ he was pretty good man after all So
1 q, viii be with that party after william
/ Mckinley is IN his tomb. Then you will
/ good fellow after ali and We ar. eiai
he licked US by million votes In 1900
THE Republican PARTY favors the re-
! tentlon % the Philippines forever, Today
Z the Democratic party Is vary near tho
! line II treason against the flag The ar
I tscles Of war say that one form Of tfea-
I son g. giving aid or comfort "a tho enc
/ my. I need not tell you that there IN no
doubt pnder heaven that the great thing
I that has kept the Filipino insurrcction
alive ~ thu howe Of Democratic success
:. this November"
Mr. Craven then read some extracts
! from tho official organ ~ AFninaido. IN
{ which ~ was sald editotaiy that lust 80
( soon as Or. HrFan and the Democrats
PARTY were In power. the troubles 81 the
( FilinIno republic would bs over and hap
! py hours would dawn u also stated that
! ir. brran had received every assurance
z That he wobid he elected.
let up usuTe lfF. BRYAN thRt he viii Re
/ defeated bY million votes continued
I SIR craven History shows as that the
( enemy 90 our cguufrf's Rag has nevsr
4 locked 10 the Republican pArty for aid
Z ~ spfcYr HD rlnd to know many Dem
! ocfats no have fought against this par.
/ 81 that has beftiend@i ths enemies ~
I bur N9R and who viii ishi against u
( urrt Navrfnbef
I ~ this moment col. E.dsen. accompanied
! ht Gen. king. came down the aisle. Tho
Ecuefal had proceeded bat short dis
taurs when he WAS recognized. and irn-
I three sheare for Gen King was given
{ The EenersA waH introduced and received
4 e. GeHatr~ ovation. lie said that he Rad
ecl ~ ectra 10 h@ called UPON 70 speak.
( and f"it tefF maeh lihe euyyirE m Old
( friends of air ~ y hmm Is had been said
I that Fffcs h-nek iug was a disease with
I hiul. lie rtcitsd q Nttie inrldeni corninR
( uH6ef hiH attention during ihe Sioux
/ campaign. To which az orderly was cert
4 ~ eaamlnr recruit who Nsr saps.opAf
{ ~ DO itfgx dead go 'he rasdaidu A.
( fhe urietiY concluded his invsENRasia
, Tee rel 'rel rode ua and nssn0 the gies-
f. orderly, 'bs9ad. wlsh had hslt u his
4 disease
~Aaa w. .eotnlnr e9sa 60 me peln,."
I Eat8 Gen kim = Ssh rod haH las
fiseaHe p uy OLD fflend in Mnwatbee
& VITA as mF heart : rntpY being win
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