Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-19
prlD'S ACCEPTANCE.
III Republican Vice Presidential
Candidate on the Issues.
,go7EcrIoy AND RECIPROCITY.
...,s I,eaisn intneooc Of the Former
.nd value Of tho Lstter-rhe
Money Question.

.s, .,,er-,ph % the Dis3atch.l
,.s October 1s.-Whitclaw Reids let
~ ....,... n dressed 70 the chairman Of
..n Notification Committee. is made
'.' ',......L its about 5000 words In
..tts In the main az follows;
2. nu'is Aaderson:
Wscu the nomination with which
.,.e Convention has tonorcl me was
r'' .,..r9 ny your committee, ac-
..... In doing 80 | accepted Also
... - forth in the resolutions
..t.. ..aven,1 IN a. the basis OF nay Ai'-
...rs!urace.
-lor lc,s fhsn this is 20 any hOnora-
.. fut1sahify. political parry
...si 70 0t c.t9eus seeking 70 have
gt eon.actc8 IA accordance with
.. prr.crtug candidates whom II
Las, Tor that Purpose, 10 accept its
.t.us: intending 20 carry out It's
..4 DO "a dishonOrahlo and as
.. .roru-c goods under false pre-
.-l.rNrrRsTASpING POSSIBLE.
..+. Doc ro Misunderstanding NJ 20 the
.tfe Republican party tn this con-
...uff a. ,u the attitude % its candi-
.... o infsn is it has set foruL In Ian
N- ~. AnNAf fAAf tll'A tAif WtAA
ODD. lawful means IN Their p0wcr TO
.r.y-avrrrsPcd will. Since my In
...r committee further reflection
. sent 80 fo the arguments on both
...I.lf public q iscnaslou nave con-
f. ihe wiSom of tho RepuDli-
.... a- wellss IN the lucid candor
. r.y have bc-u presented. The
.. -trsilo1, IS moro important this
....L B.tu the leading candidates
.lje8 rbe approval OF tho American
-. pirhest iCrn oi expression. A.
.. .rf4ors. cOncoEfrated less on tho
tss aud more on the principles
... gard O. represent. and would, IA
... 10 repaired 20 carry ont.
..... ce arc VICTORY INVOICES.
......ns % our opponents demand
I.t,nv. since their victory nov
...lf.@ gfs' opportunity they have
.H 1909 10 put in practice their
.........s ttht date hnyo they hed
l..1 The executive and tho
r-nauts of tho government.
....a uf p President clearly car
.r.ty in both houses Of Con-
...... .-. iu tho common judgment Of
.... .lft4 uf the country, That tho
..- rhih this year divide the
ID. .r4H' % popular decision, are
.-..r rO. t1u1 aud the currency.
..-. -.les have stated thor posi-
.... ..b aci- with dircctness, sim
..... ,lr--. Tho issues tuus made
r..I .auliiRtcs fer tho popular
..- -.. s y sharp and distinct.
It.FV DuFEHENCES
......s r-.to-tige tarsG. and whom IN full
o.. cf.-Yut one. oar opponents
...- 'r revenue only, and promise TO
.... ......t o-t. We maintain that the
.,.r tre difference ia the cost Of
.... ....-l l.pIUcts. caused by the diff
......- ~ bone aud foreign wages
.....-... t.Iy,I upon IL. Our opponents
r...i8fci thc proposition that
should bo cOusi Tered IN
-- ..I declared instead that
ythlrg bat revenue only was
... Az the London Times OF
.....r .~. very naturally remarked:
fInliy and logically carried out,
..... .-'.1.i-hcl from tree trade IN the
.t...nI.. which We are familiar with
Do protective duties are unconstitu-
.rt- a--.r..l at Chicago. no financial
.-.... ran utuIure any other readiust-
..... .at Ri.-l would naturally follow tae
so o. potts tending 70 bolster up
-.rl.r.c- of industry and commerce.
T.FriKrY rLgpGEs.
HsA American people now choose the
.. .r ul1ie, The present tarlu would
.... .- tt.. amended, would only be 80
......t. |U-ufe closer conformity I'm prac-
... ... .r...-Irs oG which it was made. II
..-..t. -'.I.l n' chosen, their Congress
has .. r.....of thc present tarid aud 10
..n arrar -od Tor revenue only.
...... ..-ta is PLEDGED 10 the doctrine
..t.. .re ro-lri nlo Ter American
..I.an1'. 70 that the only one
...rs rI-sidnntial veto would
.... .. .... ..I pllch ths London Times
lft. iIee trade.
"....-u mat TIE present tRrih has
... sop. t.st 10 has deve'O 'OpCi American
...t...-. .' s1ici and increased American
...t.I fts general prosperity.
.lF tlut there has been any iu-
... . .r-..rtg under ihe present tarif,
F.r.- have been reduced. and de-
....hI.au policy. which, they say,
.....t., l-try 60 much as that q the
IF.TK0CITY.
r.-'. -'...~.'am .y which, whom we think
,F ft tAe reduction or abolition
Ir.u getting corresponding
.y.H'gres from foreign cOuu-
.... On. ..l1.t.,n OF their enjoying
-..I. .IroWu markets.
.-'# fIOIuce this reciprocity as
'.E. aierenually plodge .hem-
ll
.--.. thus presented for the de-
'u tepple cover more COM
..I -o rprclucaily than over
range oi considerations re-
r. '4fi-its clustliutlcuAlity,
l...t.Jl Co wages, rs praCti-
..t r" question whether, as 10
'". r.l D. we should throw
..... irus extended % foreign
..' -yWe.hing IN return for
"...0>.E aI oF PROTECTION.
...4 ,h.t q protective fariG
az a.
Uc. Urm1'r authority In
..t; I..t~uys magnificent re
.. rt.,-..'te tariff, examples Oi
W.sl-. larger production.
.fr 20 mAuia" -ers under
.r'r. -- established bv
te c.Iuis oucr Of labor
tAuk ,ammlssiouers and
...Il.t0u, aud ~ similar
'..t ..4.t'fe au1 New Jorscy. lie
.d from the above Demo
N," York o. forufy his argu-
.ullar arguments upon tho
'F, mich had. he said, within
ceased our trade with the foreign
.... 10 has teen applied nearly
... t.' increase is stiu growing.
rW CURRENCY AND SILVER.
NO %. cIrr ncy the letter says
almost as sharply defined as on
r 4rr~a that the Democrats de-
..utl bank currency shall be
'.leu % the State bank cur
-.f.r. t-o letter says thero Is
.-U for 'u1 IRA 'tical union Of
r.u .u -l.u;ou Oi that problem
'Ial conference, but II any
ft- learned on an such Ques-
..r financial SKIN and integrity
!lrty, aud 20 disTust its Op-
De Democratic policy, the let
'-lg shock 10 business that
r..s to Tie country. 4 candidate,
'ot t"lp going with his party,
f-'l' nominees must carry out
decided upon by the highest
Parry; ana this applies equally
calls attention 20 the fact
victory nov ~ the States which
carry 20 order 81 elect would
at. control Of the Senate Tor
So aud there would thus
'.rt 'ic carrying our OF Demo
f, tl-i ti- present tau1 and cur
'.r A-TlrrpE "CBCTEsQUE."
... t. letter -.yA are Of vital import
pi 60 divert attention from
. fur.o llil scsrcciy calls for
et i- dI-misse1 with a brief
;he Democratic attitude on
rt.i as grO,csIuc.
s. tHrf.ctn shipping IL touched
-. '.at.uilug paragraph, upon
.5... .f ono good turn deserves
. reu OlI tho great service
i.try hy President HarrisOn's
ls ems arr1os tbcreirOm that HAr-
--t 0- t~-..ostc4.