Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-01

2 To 7. Ns q Ahaf RuAll MANY NA'NANNN
'c1l after round of applause.
Dr. Curry's Address.
Dr. Curry spoke about fif;y minutes and
his aI iress made a splendid impression.
Na, ar,i mention OF the names o. Grover
Csyy ana and David b. Hill his audience
e.asr-d tlpu selves hOarse.
uI curry, IL opening. said that he was
l.V ont 0i politics. and that his hte was
devoted 90 the education OF children,
v-l.e sud black. in our beloved southland.
SSH as citIZcn and patriot, he could not
!,.i,tt-r invitation sent him by the club
,o ..ni MS voice and influence to the
l-r.cr4tlc Cause-a cause OF liberty, or
sound economic science, OF CONNER
cl. freedom. of universal education,
H tie best interests to the whole
country. ot constitutional government, OF
Luor abroad and tranquility at home.
l.. teachings If this party embodied
u-i'- Co., the General Government, and
.auIu.olsly preserved the rights OF States
a...I.LE 10 the Constitution. This party
Ay.,eI home rule and local self-goyern-
U.l'. sLl the gradual extinction OF the
st.La. debt, and tariff for revenue aud
t'4u honest. economic administration OF
l.Guyerumeut. II opposed taxation for
Itg4-y purposes and advocated sound and
t.-.', money, stable IN value, elastic IN
%. t.,r button. and sufficient IN volume
tas5pi.y the business needs of the people.
FORBADE THE FoEoE BILL.
lsIlec,pts forbade tho force bill, which
u,.tl- the nights and prerogatlves OF
>'a,., t-taks down tho safeguards OF the
i.,., s,Is up racial conflicts, and makes
l.s,. 'Le master instead of the lnsttu-
-el, o, tie popular vail.
I.rItu0cfacy he said, regarded pub
IL xTQ "a
tf-,i u the people and was given not
iot tay advantage of Office Holders, nor
g. ,a.lle them to manipulate caucuses
All elections but 10 promote the general
1..t4...
Il- lsmocratIc party was national and
c,1'.L-ye with the Union. 1t sought
I. .-.e.t good of all and not of favored
c4. If- policy was as broad and as
0Aite,"u-iye Us the whole Union.
liy speaker said that IN America, un-
"a, MolarchIcsl countries, the electlonot
lIt..dvut was the highest function.
'"-i,c. sulZed 10 claims of arlstocracv or
.it-, .'r ours was government for ana
Z" ltt people. The ballot-bOx was the
1--Ar ty which citizens choose the per-
s'i- "lp were 70 make and execute the
.'"- aui the voter should be intelligent,
T-'A.u.. and patriotic. To be controlled
iSiu-att passion. prejudice, or bribery
W - scatter frebrands, arrows and
death.
TIE SCHOOL OF FREEDOM.
Political speeches were. be declared. the
s,-".. o.! freedom, purpOsed not for abuse
lrfau ual.tes, but TO instruct and TO en-
A,l,.u
i-e speaker then made brief compari-
ne two parties and their teachings.
''r and. sand be. MAINTAINS that the espe-
s.-' Hpo'e and mission of our tree gov
u-l,at was 10 protect the people in the
1'-Ve Use and enjoyment Of their pro-
Wv Hence, economy in administration
iaudaueutal Democratic principle,
N..' bnhon-dollar Congress" repre-
NL'-n Republican ideas and policy.
VS. safest IN the pockets of the
80 and felonged there. II came from
,-... ~ ihr.tt, and honest toll. A govern
80 d.d create wealth. IL had No
10y ep' wnat was collected from the
l''' all lad DO right 10 take beyond
"s' Leeded for frugal aud honest
.'- fi'ai On. TO teke more was gov,
N-,l'a'a. robbery.
'''' ALa', administration, he said. after
- '''i' ~ service. paid of $302. 900 ,0tt
r., ~''ie ttearng debt and had surplus
.'ti 40oO,0O0. Harrlson's admhistra.
49,. l-ins The same period Of service
H1s..i G5oOk-keeping bad deficit of SAC,
Co.. ihe money sQuandeYed by ex
Ia. "ppT0prlaiions necessitates high
me rARrFF QUESTION.
~ Curry made ar able discussion OF ths
-. question and clearly pointed out
- e'is II the present system. Many oil
49,. wpofied articles were taxed more
re- - 10 Per cent. and the duty largel,
i,ectd The difference in labor cost.
u5 uI e.,' Dut holhe market there were. he said
Or, VNNJ bushels Of wheat, and Of thi,
~ 90 10000 was consumed. Therefore
ny was surplus Of 287 .000. 900 bushels
Ie 10 cotton 10 per cent. was exported
10Y ~ home market WAS dslusion
n. s9 a We needed reciprocity 10 remed,
WAnuie. ln 1891 South America and ths
Nihdies took - ,06s.4ge worth Of cattle
G,s.al corn, and whest-dour from as sne
iis bntain took eils.0o0,O 900 worth
'Aiasr leeds . ssc,Srscity tsads with