Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-28
ROVER CLEVELAND.
.,eypeeSiDeNT ON PRIVATE AND
I'' SPECIAL LEGISLATION.
meta Which 10 Icnds-Thc Duty Of
In.incss-Nicn 20 Take Fart
IN Politics.
r,,o'orrapa to tho oIspa,ch.l

'. 81 the season and was marked by
.rouast distinguished assemblies
..t, A. its board. The company
~. ,.-.5 i-o. Tho special guests Of the
..,rr, cx-Presidcut Grover Clevc-
,-5 Richard Watson Calder, Of the
30 President Alfred Stone presided.
.. anal Special Legislation. was the
..r. fh'eycpiEc
..Ir.lro Butice was tho first
Ic amDntcd the corruptncss OF.
...5.. cmVhas Zcd the Importance
a-J business mcn taking a
..... interest ID politics.
..t aIi .t,d few words intro
r.~ lo-t Cleveland and PTesI-
-.o. v., thc last speaker.
sci. .tryyJtNDs REMARKS,
..~-.. '.rt Cleveland said:
-r.t AID Gcutlcmen,--I sup
. r1me of t.e organization
....... t.G> thc E0spitaiitics ofthls
.... .'- u.t WhCrshlu is manly at
..c. taose engaged IN business
..l Shot lis object Is the DIS
..... ~ related e. the progress
....n.ut ot suon enterprises.
....u. gathering of business
.r...'l tle restless activity which
at mi the strain of brain
a-D willing 10 sear for the sake
ma success, without wondering
content 10 he SO thoroughly
.. tl. immediate &c avis Of the
.-s, o..eu 90 lead 60 an Eabifual
t.u.o affairs which. though
t.p.r CouutlLg-houses, cV-
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+ l"' COURSE ca Govern
F-.' @'e important
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laws. 1tt Ia business circles
.rV men who ore willing 10
..l.ary work TO engage In
.... legislation. Indeed this
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..rt.rs,' and duty. which NJ rot
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.-r legislation he influenced 10y
tened orI practical business
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tL.ir lawmakers. If they are
..-.- 10 tle subject the vast inter
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ow-citiz.ns viii be left at the
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-c.r4 for them. and / DO not be- I
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