The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-03
CREAM OF THE PRESS.
CRISP PR0Dl CTI0NS
Of CRISP WRITERS
The Father of Democrac,-f ~ Your
self German Americans - Repnbt'"h
Hornets Nc.t-Is He Ahead of His Party.
L. Innla-

The Father of Democracy * Your
..lf German Americans - Republican
Uornet'. Nct-Is He Ahead of His Party.
Other Topics.
TIE FATHER or DEMOCRAcY.-lh ne
World quotes the following from Jeher-
sons first inaugural message, March,
1901 Equal and exact justice To an
men. Of whatever state or persuasion
religions or political. peace, commerce
and honest friendship with al nations
entaneiing alliances with none, the sup.
mort of the State governments IN all
their rights. a. the most competent au-
ministratious for our domestic concerns
and the surest hulwarks against anii
Republican tendencies the pre-
seryaiion of the General GOV
eminent in its whole consiiiu-
iional vicor. as the shcct-anchOr OF our
peace az home and safety aboard Jcal-
ou. care OF the right of election Toy the
people. mild and safe corrective OF
abuse which are Topped by the sword ol
revolution where pcaccablc fcncdle, arc
unpr0yjded absolute acquiescence IN
the decisions of the majority. the Yiial
principle of republics, from which there
Is mo- appcal but tO force. the vital prin-
ciplc and immediate parent of despoii-m;
"a vell-di-cip|incd militia.Our best reliance
i'm pcace. and for the first moments OF
war. till regulars may relieve them the
supremacy of the civil over the
military authority economy IN the
public expense. that labor may bee
tightly hurdened the honest pay
ment Of our debts and sacred pre-er'a-
ton of the public faith, encouragement
of agriculture, and Of commeice rs ITS
handmade. The diffusion of Information
and arraiynmcnt of all abuses az the bar
of the public reason; freedom of religion,
freedom of the press, and ircedOnm OF
person under hapeas corpus, ana trla! by
n ries impartially selected These prin-
ciples from the bright constellation which
has gone before Us, and guided our steps
through an age of revolution ana reiol-
nation. The wisdom of our sages ana
blood OF our heroes have been devoted To
their attainment They should be the
creed of our political faith the text oil
civic instruction, the tombstone 10y
which 90 try the services OF those we
trust. and should we wonder from ihcm
i'm moments of error or Of alarm, Jet MS
hasten 10 reiracc our steps and TO regain
the road which alone leads TO peace
liberty and safety
RicuT Yor AEE'-Thc Southern men
who naturally sympaihize with p pro-
tectiyc policy will take their place IN
the protection party a. soon as the race
question assumes 70 shape which VIII
warrant them IN doing so. They are thc
mine and timber owners the manuiac-
mrers. trusts. syndicaies, and other bene-
dciarie- of high tariff The Republican
party is their ally and champion. 10
grrc that the Democratic party should
take "a similar position is to assume thar
there il "a call for two large tariff parties
I'm this country. The 100000 Demo
Gratis who voted last November for tarill
reform haye no idea of trying TO sneak
into the Republican camp. ~ }. NWf1
TRY In YOrRsEIr The New York
Times saws of Ohio race troubles that
eve look 10 see Sir Sherman. before ihc
extraordinary session j. closed. call mp
the llOar-C handler resolution lor an in-
ve.tieati0n into the ouirages upon ihe
colorcd citizens of the United States, to
move an amendment extending the in-
vestiaation into recent occurrences. 4
recent State Jaws. giving TO coiored chill
dren their equal rights i'm thc public
schools, has given rise 90 most ahhorrent
demonstrations of race prejudice. The
application of the law has been met by
persecution and prescription and even
by violence.