The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-17

| Chauncey epev-Ihe Millinery critic
The Grease OF Persuasion Labor Union,
and Trusts.
ADVANCE THE CoLoRS-Ibe prelimi-
nary fighting OF the congressional cabdi.
date does mol nOunt 10 much TO WIN the
election in Virginia. Tie canvass is
twenty days late.
Heretofore, ever since the glorious
fight Of 1888 we began early, fought
hard and won, except when the cOugr,s-
sionsl contest was left wilLout any care
from the committee, and We lost the
State by 70 00J majority.
We want now, In fact preservation de-
mands, Il at we should win back the con
gressiOnai Districts at the same time that
we elect Cleveland. The National Com
mittee has promised an abundant amount
Of funds TO send out political tracts, for
Virginia is recognized as q doubtful
State.
The people in our cities will give lib.
orally, but We will be left if the canvass
drags.
The TIMES will do it's duty and the
CAMPAIGN will furnish the cartoon but
we cannot seLd out the extra circulation
at our own expense. when the committee
ought to recognize the leaders OF The
party and the papers that do the work.
Mr.. 0'Brien OF ;he Union Printer says
that when the Republican candidate for
the Presidency has to have bis letter
read, corrected and put in shape by an
enemy TO organized labor and rat, and
when the sane man is warm friend Of
The candidate, yoi can ielI how the prin-
tiers feel about The matter"
HON. SAN RANDALL--Jnefe will be no
Effort made on the part of Tariff Reform
Democrats to prevent the return of Hon.
Samuel J. Randall to Congress from the
Third Congress district. The question Of
difference between Mr.. Randall and his
party as to the proper policy to be pur-
sued in dealing with the tariff question
has been dehnHiyely settled. The party
/ has gone one way, ami he another He
no longer speaks for Democrats, in bis
own district or elsewhere, IN SO Tar as be
approves Of the reduction If revenue by
increased protective dnii,s or by the re-
peal or internal taxation rather than by
proper reduction Of the taxes on neces-
saries and an enlargement OF the free
llat.-Phil.delphia Record
CHAUNCEY DErEw.-In his recent ia K
about pollli-s with d ttqr reporter, Nj.
Chauucey VI. bepew quoted an English
nObleman who declared that many emf
nent English nsIuia, tureTs dread taTin
reform IN this country, because IL will in
/ the end enable American manufacturers
to compete with them in the markets OF
+ the woill, now largely mOnOpoliztd by
England Mr. Depews informant tod
him that from Whist be had sen himself
and from sinai he Lad t,cl told by Eng
/ lish manufacturers, the American poo
pie, with free raw materials and their
marvellous faculty for adapting machinery
/ 10 the most complicated apd delicate
lmaLufactures, would SON control the
markets OF the cgrld-N, \. Star
The MILLINERY CMUc-"Ellen Terry
is perfection upon the Stage her gowns
are dreams, that seem 10 lend themselves
10 her fancy and the si.k OF lace, the
cotton or sluh. bends 10 every thought
until the gown Of The woman is like the
skin Of peach, the very lovely part o, il
of the stage Ellen Terry IS uniidy look
ing and lacking apparently in the first
letter OF The slpAaDet gowns"
LORD RANpoLrg.-Tle HeyaM thinks
81. -. Ia
tics Just now is due 30 Lord Churchill and
says hat Lord Randolph IS an original
and audaciOus pO!ilician-a kind Ofmusic
( hall Tory squir--who has been humming
and drumming on the old refrain OF
Tory Democracy" until people begin to
think there is something in il. But
everybody remembers that Lord Ran
dOlph when tie had power when be had
the proucCst political position OF any
English statesman since the younger
+ Pitl-ihTew it away III moment Of petu-
lance upon AN issue which lie has only
family dared 10 maintain
Any patty, more especially one as con
serati,e as tue Dries, would De coy IA
accepting again The Maynard genius OF
/ LORD Randolph Churchill But time. re-
Election and the cold discipline of isola.
ton from office may have taught his
Lordship that genius and audacltY are
little vi hodt patience
M Gladstone i so far yindicated in
SAYING that he supported Home Rule 10
save the Empire, that the policy OF Goa
sliuli0nal reform has takeu the place cf
violent revolution. Tie realization #
he fact that half or more than half OF tle
voters OF England have Lec me tae
friends Of Ireland has worked wondst-
ful change In Irish sentimenl-a change
which few years ago would have been
deemed impossible
Charming Prince Henry OF the BOui-
bon House has lef; our shores saying an
ffg3'r.
Prince Henri dOrleans Is much pleased
with his reception in this country, and
finds American society charming. Wlth
somewhat conservative politeness be says
that our women are more like the French,
in yiyacity ana style, than any he has
ever met. But he frankly admits that
there are more beautiful faces here than
in any other country in the world.
The ribsld fend propounds the folloT-
ing conundIum
III tariff reduction viii reduce wages.