Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-19
THIRD-PARTYISSUES.
1ns vlce-paesIosHTIAL CANDIDATE
SPEAKS AT culeePsR.
a., =, omee-sccker. Bat Would Like 20
Get There--fIis Appeals Appianded
by Jsii-Dirds.
cso.cl.l telegram 10 the p'sps'on.l

c.,n.rrs Va. July is.--General James
q Field the People's-party candidate
10 here today on the court green to
LII and unsympathetic audience. nc
s".-"arcea himself to favorable considera-
,.'r hy stylinc himself son of Culpeper,
"a hv saving he did not come before the
"''N a. al for their votes. but 10 OK
',,oin tho great political questions OF the dsy,
>, wss he said, the FIRST speech he had
=. - IN the advancement OF his own
ettsl ~ - ans Office. 1t was not as ~
49, Yer nor in his own oenah ne
o..I'0,, ,ofore the pe0ple. but in the interest
- 80 country aud in behalf OF inc CO.
pies party .,.r,ox
TIT. movement no styled 4. great poiiti,
.'-t,tiop the equal OF WHICH nsu
"a. 80 known IN the history OF the
hc1c. o'0 H. sneaking Of the late Omana
count, 80 which hal selected MIN for q
",.' - Jcntial leader, ne sild nc caluo
pr, y ,,1ovention in which there were 10
~ 49,. beads" aud 10 when no deiegstes
came in private cars anu III "i s,noie
w.. ecker. He defed all opposition;
~, Ponies party was complete IN ltseli
80 fnlly armed and ready for the Tray
=, ,,ss a marty whose numbers and devei-
npment and powers no man could esti-
mate. rr
WOULD DEFEAT THEM BOTH.
This marty in looking for their candidate
~ not compelled 20 telegraph to Bu8
ga-d,s Bay nor TO invade p. II. Armour's
sionchter-house 10 find chairman. Bott
of me old parties were equally bad. anc
tho Poodle party was not AFRAID OF either
of Them and would defeat them both. ~,
Daniel Manning was designated tbe
most Objectionable Secretary OF the Treas
NV since the war because he was a con
tracaouist and destroyed the people Z
money.
DoLEFUL TALE.
The vice. general of the people told a
dolelul tale of the condition OF the coun-
try. which was bankrupt; OF the people
who were demoralized: of the politicians,
who were utterly corrupt; and OF the
workIngmen, who were starving ana Iockeu
ont from work and from home and butch
cred TO build up l0athesome monopoles
and to make holidays for bloated pond
holders and inflated mlllionaires. and he
demanded in bugle notes OF the down
trodden labOrer whether he would be Will
iug always TO live pauper ana slave.
JAIL-BIRDs ANSWER.
No answer came from the dumb stricken
pauper OF labor TO his friend, but from the
crowded cages OF the lail in his rear the
prisoners answered IN thunder tones, No.
hcyer i" The Nice-Presi1ent (yet 70 be-
o. the power OF the people claimed
that the present starvation prices were
caused by contraction of the currency aud
got by Oger-prOductiOn, and denied that
q .mand and supply affected prices at oil.
There were in circulation in the United
States ia 1865 in round numbers $4,000
10000. and IN 1915 only .606,O0),OOD.
bach OF the parties spoke OF the great
Peoples party as n ticket OF the enemy.
1he Peoples party are the only pure
Democrats and Jefferson and Madison ana
Monroe Democrats.
NOT AFRAID or THE NIGER.
The Peoples general said that the force
l,l was dead. and pledged the vote Of
every man in the Peoples party against It,.
lle was not afraid of the niger" The
Aus.o.Saxon race is the deserving race of
M, world and will always rule IT. The
Democrats elected only one President In
thirty years. and he sold his party out.
1uc general Of the army of the people adj
Vlcatel the distribution of money directly
tJInc people by loaning them an adequate
supply at per cent. on both real and per-
p nal property. This would be a panacea
ior all their woes. The Democrats OF this
county are more united than ever before.
and are strongly resolved 10 win the e ght
HIS APPLAUDERs.
The speakers audience was largely COM
posed Of his personal friends, who heard
hm IN silent sorrow. At sparsely sporadic
intervals. few and far between, some little
manifestations of applause were made by
Republicans and negroes.
1hoGeneral showered mis- eloquence upon
Ei0nv soil. 10 rell fiat Peace to his ashes.
Congrt ssmen Bryan and Mansur were IN
vited and expected 10 speak here to-day,
bat business held them at Washington
firmly IN the tolls. Ii was understood that
General Field declined to divide time with
Colonel Catlett Gibson.
Bryan Will speak III the 0pera-House to-
night.