The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-03

sion was given TO only one company. You
hear about trusts. The ice trust Of New
York affects every poor man who lives
within the limit of that great city. ana
IL the worst fruet that ever was. and u
could not be made efficient uHiess-as was
the ease. tne power governing the city q
New York, with the power al It's heaa,
would not permit any other company 70
land pound Of ice upon q single deck n
that city. That IL the power whieh y the
motive thai governs the men who are No"
debating the policies IN tnis caiupalsh
ssHy their almost united voice, as far ~
the electoral vote was concerned We
Northern states III Isgs said: We % NOT
hortave n adopting o policy that VIII IN
dnrrnine the confidence In TINS county,
We don't believe IN the promises Hiaa4 ~
Mr. Bryan that We need more MORE.
we ala not need more money ANeFs We
,,leYtv Of circulating medium WIN VIZ
great system Of commerce to TRANSACT az
pvsfra.s ~ The day What We WahtrN
v,a4 sInnYe confidence Party preJuaiees'
uarte allegianoes. were fcrse'teAf ~
Interest aelf-prptectlon aHsumeo sNas -
tho minds o. the majority q taese pesR s.S.
4na they nut their foot down ana sa4n.
stV. v.yftI have none 81 IT, II aid hot
make any difference 20 them, ana y COS 80
tat *rw. whether those NFinNiiAf# az
peruflfcan. JeFersorian, Democratic o.
what All! they want ia know -, gv .tl,,e y
mean Success ara pfF7ftAt+F -
80 aoniidenec of People.
..rhev may bring all the denagogNsn
they command upon the ros . ,sar al'
may attempt 10 create CUE, u st1 a., ire
thny may IL uniii they are black " w ",
49, mi thay cannot fool the people. y
II taat upon which my conhnen,se rss s,,., y
IL thai vhen tho inteliigent nesinsss ,,s,th
ASH N this country y fury aroused WI W.
.be ifnportance ~ the results 81 TINS Co.
Tan there won't be any doubt anon, ln l',iIn
I'VE have been for thre. se.rS w ~,
49, evisenrs ~ any want ~ confidence.
/ hnve not seen any symptoms ~ 49,. ~ 49,,
.4esS ufd commercial circles ~ ti'is "a
40 aanottng hny want ~ confidence. NM
WI oSA tsaIs,tae every man knew that
William Mckinley was q the hnIi.. 80.
eaafee every man knew that ne va sh
,,nrtcd hv a Republican congress " nv.'
Prarrbas Everybody knew that every e.
fort would be nsde. e settle ~ .,,,p ~ one
rnrpiications and differences Win nile
slnaic purpose. and thas 1ne Il has been
sS,.t rbe tinted States Of America mas
leaned into tho very front rank q i ~,
lions. and we are net on9y re 49, nam in
,nfnAd i position second e meme ana ~
raincd ii through a policy e peace anu
goodwill and justice % e.efspous'
FRIEND Of workinEmsn.
.sur prvau sava he IL friend of the
workingman. He IS. How do we kno " y y,
In. ne ever proved ft2 tCffes q No. ,
Never, THE old issue. Of Mr. Mckini .,S..
INA hero ~ the worklngman, was VIZ
..trs s,shirh pratecis him That Issue was
fn,,rht for wears. and do not know Of
labor organization In this country or tnoss
connected with an orKanixau,o VII ~
avrr fhav wmnted public legislation or
nnvthnR 10 protect their honor or INFER
eatp that ala not 80 70 william Mchih'ss
wher he was IN the house. They went y
Min, hecal,se they knew they were going
IL their friend The bill which protectea,
tbeu, and bore his name during It's snort
usn was a monument 10 the friendship
thn, he bears 10 the working classes of
tha United states II WAS reproduced IN
ire pluetey hil with some notifications,
MN during the interim we had an experi-
eure ~ Il tariff for revenue, ana Mr,
bryan was ono Of the chief opponents arg
prinnipal advocates ~ that measure. ana
Va etatcd was he, SO carried away with the
success ~ the movement, that he WAS one
IN the two men who shouidcred little Biily
yvtiaon and carried him around the hall Of
The houae ~ representatives on their
backs tApplausel