Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-05
}ooDLE AND FORCE
.,,,,irsn Party Methods Exposed
'' by Chairman Harrity.
~sz PEOPLE WARNED
,.. Labor without Cessine
" .t.tsin Their Rights at tho
'' rol,-An Address,
..--.,, 20 tho Dispatch.l

lrN'. "g ''.' ylaE. November 4, 1892. )
-..rHf Tnrod S'a'es:
z ,.nt,al campaign Will soon end.
ssl necessary that we should
-a.u words 20 YOU.
. lmau. woman, or child IN tho
...... yhois not affected by our
They enter into and regulate
.s.f the daily life Of every in-
S.,-e 1865 less than 1000 mon
.r.-, ave been by means of in
... r rp1rato wealth under their
a.ras.,rs Of our tariff system.
-.-l.s been sufficient to enforce
....-.cc and increase in time Of
taxes cu the necessanes of lite
r. ..resod IN time OF war, and
~.a & tho actual needs Of the
,,-~s..
. che svs,cm Of war taxes thus con-
5uacauaiu-ns Of life IN this coun-
-.s....aIlv changed. The wealth
.'. --1.- former laws was distributed
.. classes engaged IN industrial
3D.. ..--r.l iu the hands Of a few.
t,e accumulated fortVnes un-
t.- srv European state, and set an
fu-lliral luxury 70 the civilized
I..r..srs Of the people who toll
4..i- or gam their bread IN the
,.-...s Up IN tine towns and cities
... labor al their brains and hands
.9 reauly, looking TO your united
,l t,rs.r..
.rr ruth INDEED.
... ...v chat this Is true. The feeling
. ,- r.-r breasts to-day Is the
-. .. a.h of your minds that
..r..i w man among you Is forced
LIS ?. pay rom earnings or ac-
....- prce for the very necessa-
~. winch ought not 10 be paid,
.-..' proportion OF which does not
. , government, but 10 the small
...-..., rrl people who to-day con-
.-.....r --..ut. You know that this
r.-.- and uses the government.
.-.t.I... oi uoueyed men, combined
..... .-r.-.s. and actually ruling
.. I... .. nr,y. The Federal Office
... .-. mart Of its machinery. Its
l.-auou IS intimidation of
....-.... 4li the corrupt use OF
... 10 s1U..oled IN lSsS IN defeating
...,.- O.r,Arl by such methods before
F. ...s-. aware II the danger. You are
,.v.e. .rs.t or the peril.
-ar r-E OF DOODLE.
p. -- ..11.-y IN the whole civilized
.l.-..I.l tlc people have the night
So. -s.. purpose - carry an election
....s. .: money been more plainly
s. I.-~r.rmous sums shamelesslY
!. ..-s5 .a tr.sI daylight from the con-
! .-.-t. lG,.r is, the characters of the
j.. --. ape openly selected to put this
xt.... a. tSeIrvulgsr speech. II will
.....~.. good. and the prostitution of
..-.-. service 20 the lowest political
80, .-. ..., seen Of all men. You will
.' ---4. passive spectators OF this
fI.r tVp WILL WIN.
--.r.-. ., 'leS State of New York. re-
.- -r .t.- high character and public
--..- . erIv.r Cleveland, and know
........ election Is the certain guaran-
r-.- rlrer. and better govern
o.. r... O. his support. Those Re
-... t.- STATE Of New Nork-and
-.. b.. usry who love thor country
I. ...t t.e men now controlling tnelr
re-. a u. TO his sid and he will win
20 ts -rs victory IN hls beloved
.le
N-.N4 4ND VFw JERSEY.
n .-. -- of Indiana, cheated more
'',. 't- base methods which ara
ONCE again 10 control that
80. r -..N That the thousand bene-
- ier4l legislation cannot
. . i D.. huaverv, and purchase,
.. ,....r4l vote Of that state.
... ...a. v,uuaury Of New Jersey,
.. -.. 70, the attempr 10 defeat
-r.. .t'. p,u bribery of the basest
.....- me- '...r population, will teach
--.i .r'uhutors on the dav OF
.4. election "a lesson they will
Nt..-rr tSp WEST vIRGISIA.
..- t-u PSI and worhingmen Of Con
. .Hl OF their rightful Sta,c
'., t.- methods now sought
tluu~t Grover Cleveland.
their wrongs at the polls IA
.-.-.l -I. people of Delaware and
t-...t. .e-.ltu- the attempt now
-.. ..i .utmldate many Of
-..- n..l follow their example.
ul f1aCL ruL.
." ..t "a mind that YOU owe 10
ssh. MAINTAIN the present
l D.. HHnr#
..'ruug threat Of the force
... $50. 4 measure introduced for
i.r,A.rug Republican par
-...... utrr u they could have
..-al Judiciary for political
.-., euployed an army of
. paId out Of the public
.-t.. The coming preSldcn-
Al' al elections tor members
- failing IN tuat Defarloua
..y. .--ln put their hands m
lnI raised the campaign
i.. Government. under their
. would have been supplied with.
% NoI uFcuyTD.
tt deceive yourselves. Presl-
..l ls lu favor Of the easy
arriving ledrral elections which
.- '..l supplies. The silence
H. -'.tu leaders who are con-
- 'aupllgu does not, We are
.'t you. You must, on the
" November. make choice
N-.4t affect the Interests Of
.'g. ine individual vote of
.l is ot supreme importance.
.... .,.triaSu'- ELECTION MEANs.
4 4 10. 4 fr.a. De h.,
.rtro.liuC motive and rule
rs'f4Uye action. and OF the
r.,1c and independent vote
. import Will be the greatest
.. --ra'est number; and public
sacred i.y regarded as a pubic
I- .'u service will not be drag
i'- Wll through the mire Of
% ry-utlous. bDt the laws
v.l be- honestly enforced.
an1 commerce. growing
. 'F -.ie. under wiser laws VIII
our national prosperity.
r,s viii keep pace with our
t.l commerce. and individual
.'rs- greater measure OF
lae individual wOrklngnan
t-l 'u the STOP viii find that
h'r more taken INTO account
BE demands more readily
$50 combination will be able
.a"- 'o Grover Cleveland. or 10
w- 0uty IN Congress. The
'. "- represent, the candidates
.bipHrt. the cause which We ad-
Dn.t one END IN view, and that
government.
i.aHE WITHOUT ceAsING.
-'t ''.f' one Of you-cach acting in !
,.,luu precinct and election dis {
.' --'1f without ceasing for the /
I' Grover Cleveland and Adlai T.. !
i' and for good government un- |
nc administration. On the |
.''.'tol lay aside all duties except |
---.' at that day.
f'ar respective polls against 4
.' '-i't1 ~ intimidation. No badge d
'.'t can empower any man 20 in !
.. ".a ,he lawful casting Of your /
." 'a.o's. There il behind eaca /
p. S- force Of public opinion and
'' actual Jaw which Will assuredly |
'.'.., account the men who are |
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