Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-04
rrCEER'SGREATTAL
.o..xs 10 a SPLENDID AUDI
~ tNcs At The ACADEMY.
49, p,scussion of the Tariff and the
>" ,...euiIl -ScsthinG Arra'gnment
,rthe Republican Party.

1.-The Republican fattN'
.., ..A Ne weather last night was
coming. and although there was
...i ,he clubs, the Democratic
... academy Of Music was q great
~ WAS 70 success in the enthusi-
..,..i 10 the splendid character
b. eacc. and IN respect OF the
r thc evening. Hon. John
..I Thicker was tho only speaker
lrl the attention OF his
.rr.srlv two hours while he dis
principles and made clear the
..Ir.
....e was under the auspices of
..w.,rafic Committee, aud the
.I been handsomely decorated
,1r. War; 'olored lambrequins
.. ile galleries, pottcd plants
trlut,d about the stage, and
.1t tae boxes were crowned
.. arj flags.
... and loces were occupied by
nd!it'on 10 the city commit
...-r ou the stage Hon. j. Taylor
...ae, Raleigh 4. Coiston,
....r Marshall. Colonel John h.
W.ltord. Professor PuTyear.
f.. E1-c. Captain NJ. 4. Clark
H James. James II. Capers. At
.... scott, :. III. Iravers.
Wallace, Frank Dean, DR..
... -'.1.. r. II. Stegar. Colonel c.
.. r John n. Powell. Rev. A.
..... .ui others.
r.f ORATOR Presented.
-. ...- was presided over by Mr..
SOD. chairman of the CltY
mmittce. who introduced
Iu s1 doing Mr.. PattesOn al
. .. act that Mr.. Tucker had
.-.-.ruU as an orator aud law
.....l graceful compliment TO his
.- . ...-I,ss.
.....- v.~ accorded q magnificent
... fIr n few moments he was
speaking bY the applause.
...f.ucu,-T foundation Of all
I- no mau-right and man
r.lL These constitute Demo
..us me power of the people To
right Let the hand which
..- .9tle same hand which holds
..cr-y I- safe. il IN different
Rtr.u follow IA power and hLe-ty
..l prarr 10 rTht ana mAn wiil
tu-l lrl despoiism viii be his
.... .. ..r-rcht3 The exclusive right
t.- ~Ifh which God las endowed
.. ta-su' tacir use by him. What
..5.-.. objects 10y his own labor OF
..e Il--.Ne 'Guso a part ol HIM
... 40 jtso u from him. To do 80
.. uy 4uHtdor man, the penn
..- i' others, 10y combination,
......t fo tako private property 30
- % i- none the less robbery,
..t form OF law, and called tax
.." language ~ the supreme
I. aAl ra-c-2O Wallace Reports.
...tltInu says government shall
property ipr public use unless
.tiuu. Does mot thus negative
-... f.- yrilIfc use a. all-And
.u.P .P.u-atiuu-
-FuNef2 Certain rights nf
... tls powers OF government
Eu ro man, no government,
f.wer over mans right in
s. u the family parental
..- 100 ether interference. Each
.fH. boss exclusive power over its
.. .-l.s. So each state has Re-
I. own pJbty. This Is state
. .. I..u aI have power 10 regulate
-lr.. -r lll aui no one con right
.r. ttH nights o. al.
man flE family, the county, the
-..,.. rI- lu.un, cur fathers sought 20
.if. ul tyranny impossible by
r-ut
s.. people exercise power over
...... ur.lrh Representatives free
HtlrI~ ELECTION?
.-.s. .r..l l.--0u tho speaker said: IL
... elective and the deterni-
... power Go clect Is one thing,
..... .lr WhOi- elected Is another.
..a I1uis %! the people, or liU-
..... t.r u the people may elect
......t may fnfu4t and decide Who
1r power Will be Oyerridden
.n- ..Ilt ere.
t..lt elect and decide whom they
r.t- H.lI be destroyed.
-...-.. .. cannot trust the people 20
....., ,.- retort, " Nor can We trust
.... .f.ur-. etc, 10 decide whom
one og the OtheT must he the
rI1-. Better ihe people and
tnan strangers whose inter
'f' tl" copies viii.
I.r -.liuri"- the writ 10 hold
.-..a- 60 thr sheriff of the county,
..'F art, he'd Il, aud made re-
..l signed by himself ana hs
... t.- rrole elected aut by their
.H- art cortihed whom they
.. chief supervisor or stranger
fHsen the peOi le ana their
.Lcy chose and declared
Ihr elective ana deter
~are combined.
.l luis and intended 70 save
ty giving them the elective
f.T.ft|u4 ia the matter gf
'.n
-. .rlatUr- and representatives
..- constitution declares they
..I representatives Il e0ch
.r tAoosc them- Her semi
...Ire Cr Executive; her rep
1S,Wallhci according 10
t."..
I.CINsITFNCY.
.. supervisor challenge her
lpp..ut- or issue a writ OF
ar-y 90 her representation
..r BALLS Oi legislation anu super
tl- -cI. ll the members
Then hyg can he challenge
cor IH.d an election Tor
V. arrest v,t-r.T Or deter
.I .teI@ II the power exists
rerre-rHtatlYrs, Il exists as
..r- u.t exist a. 10 senators.
.l.s- ..tuuNos. It cannot be
Is. 20. aIlt hence cannot exist as
.e Constitution gives to Con-
times. places, and man.
TONS but mark-not as to
.- tu. taut s hxci by the Con-
aulef %. LoidIug elections Is
.t.t.- in the Federal conventions
Size Madison saying that this re-
..t- ty ballot, show Of hand, or
tt general ticket OF districts.
-'.r.. lu toe Federaiisi and
-ny lumati1u that u meant to
r'Hf- tcl1is the power to hold
.t. 10 to Federal officials. The
-ln1ii be held, Congress may
.-ftii ~ rird tDcs, &c.-but
state the power o. elect and
r.Irc7rntatiyes and give II 10
W.u ino people hold % re-
f a'" they responsible II The
t. i" on the election OF the
iae people, 70 whom IL Is re-
.Hg FORCE BILL
a.l- butu functions 10 elections.
.Itr-i, by challenging regis
Huy cllct supervisor judge
.. ty challenging his vote al
lucllaiy yislthtlons Of Fede-
ay lutO'raiic power 20 arrest
tirant. aua. ., by the intimida-
'I ui tlo armed troops at the
..r.
H4-r ~ Commons would bring
it bar on Ocnded knee Tor
t.- ooucs1.
-fuhrcp away voters because
l.t .rer Not content with iu-
tYicc. & u-uips entirely ne
ll No return Oi the result
.ur or any other state OH