Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-12

CH on the WorklnEmcn alu Nymcn Oi tuc
country. alt il your duty TO give an hon.
est days toll for an honest days pay, and
upon what you receive depends how
you will clothe yourself and supply
yourself with the comforts and Injuries
OF life. Labor creates values, and 1t Is but
fair that labor should have It's fair proper
tion Of the values II creates" He then ex-
planned how labor could get this by com.
bining and working together. "But,"
said he, "here in this land Of freedom,
where no shackleS bind the limbs OF human
freedom, he who gathers lab0Ts profits
solely unto himself without sharing with
Others Is a thief"
"There are many things done by mem
hers Of our order which do not meet win
the approval Of the order, and for these
things the order should not be held respon-
sible."
COULDN'T FACE THE MUSIC.
just here q band Of music near By struck
up lively tune. and Mr.. Litchman stopped
speaking. al never was n success in talk
ing against a brass band" be remarked.
CLUvERIUs TOUCHED UPON.
When the music closed the speaker con-
tinued: "YOu have an instance right IN
your midst. Here is q man charged with
mMdcr. Would it be fair to brand all
Others in this city as murderers because
this man is one! our organization is the
great moral force between monopoly on the
one hand and aRarchy on the other. We
orly ask you 10 Judge our order by its
works.
The speakers remarks were loudly
cheered. and when he finished The crowd
dispersed, no other speaker appearing.
TRoTTING RACES.
The nexi attraction was stated to be the
horse racing, and most OF the crowd
gathered abou. and in the grand stand.
The first was trottlng race TO harness,
one mile heats, best two in thrce-ontroes,
Joe John, owned by T. :. Snyder, and
Money Hunter, by :. Il. Nelson. FIRST
hcat, Joe John came in first in 2:jj; second
heat, Money Hunter first in 2:59; third,
Money Hunter, 2:49. Money Hunter took
the first prize and Joe John the second.
Second race-tTotting race, TO harness,
one heat. I. :. snyder entered Easter
BOY. and Thomas Duke entered Roaue Paul.
Easter Boy won in $40.
HrLE RACE.
The mule race was really aughablc.
There were three entries, and the prize was
awarded 10 the last one TO pass under t"c
wire after gong once around the track.
The race progressed smoothly until about
two hundred yards from the finish, when
they al stopped, and it was only re-
peatcd kicks, Hck', and pushes thot
lirally brought them all in. \ mule called
slippery Dick came in la'', winning the
prize.
TIE TOURNAMENT
Soon after the races followed the tourn3-
III, D
Il. L. Garrett. Knight oi Narna; W. r.
Spencer, Knight Of Dutch Gap; K. Roper,
Knig,t Of Chickahommy; George Guy,
Knight Of Chesterfield; J. II. Robinson,
Kn,lht Of Petersburg; e. W. Childroy,
Knight Of Brooklyn.
TIE CHARGE.
The knights were drawn up in line b.
fore the judges sand, rom which cicyati N
Mayor John l.. Taylor, Of Manchester, d.
livcrcd a charge, beginning aS follows:
"LaGics aud Gentlemen and sir
Knights, II was invited to enter this o.
uou>'rdiiou to-dly because 0' ms official
uosiliou rs MAYOR OF Manchester, and bad
no idea oi being called upon O. deliver
charge 20 the knights, but. owing % the ii'.
ness q the ccntiCLan selected the commit
tee. lust few minutes a.0. requested me
10 perform the duly
Mayor Taylor then told hi- auditors about
tnost hi-i', MO ".i,i.A ',' iii'.''''i
be added, although the knig,t- crraul ~
oId h.yc r.s.sd ANN. m. Kui-bt. oI LABOR
bqyc .l,ii,iio M, to dn.r4ttlc for The DOOR"
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