The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-11-05
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET
For Governor,
CHARLES T. O'FERRALL,
For Lieutenant.G Governor,
ROBERT G. KENT.
For Attorney General,
r. TAYLOR, SCOTT.
For Senator,
]. ALLEN WATTS.
For House Of Delegates,
M. G. THOMAS,
ROBERT b. LOGAN.

VOTE FOX "A REVIVAL OF BUSINESS.
There is matter for thoughtful con-
sideration in the statement of prom
inent business man and fnancier, as
given in another column, over the pros
poets of the nearby advent Of good times
as resultant from revival in the bust.
ness world about US. The admonition
given that the voters in the election on
Tuesday should see to it that the State
does not fall into the hands OF the Popu-
list party, party untried and mex
perience1 in the affairs of this State, and
which holds such ideas upon the
manner OF government that were it in
power would inspire distrust and sus-
picion upon all hands should not fall
UNDECIDED upon their heads, now that
everything is being done to bring about
in legitimate way the activity for
which every one is longing and which
may reasonably be expected to come
about in q short time.
A revival in business must come The
industries cannot much longer lie idle,
unproductive and practically useless
While overproduction was undoubtedly
the cause of much of this inactivity of
the past few months, or over year or
more. the supply cannot now but be
practically exhausted, and there will
come that call for goods of all kinds
which will necessitate tho starting up
OF idle industries to supply this urgent
demand.
With confidence restored throughout
the country this revival of industrial
establishments is assured With the
millions OF dollars on deposit boarded
up in the banks in tho country there
can be no other alternative. Money
holders want their capital to earn
capital and it cannot he done in the
banks-if not there, where else but in
the revival of the industrial plants and
in the development of the natural re-
sources?
England, as this citizen has stated
and as Henry Clews, the New York
financier, Endorsed by Senator Voorhees,,
has prophesied, must come to the
United States for it's investments.
Where else can the money power of
that country or of the whole world find
so safe and profitable chance for in.
vestment as in this favored land?
Revival, we repeat, must come TO
these United States. The gentieman's
statements as to the amount of money
on hand in the financial centres were
not exaggerated. In our telegraph
columns the report Of the associated
banks will be seen to exceed his bighe st
estimate by two millions of dollars,
reaching an excess of s52,OOO.OoO over
the Is per cent. requirements.
Are the the voters of Virginia going
to throw away this opportunity to join
in the revival of business by casting
their ballots for the Populists ticket?
We hope not. There is too much at
stake to think OF trying change IL no
other argument for such course should
be presented. Virginians should not
allow the history of Kansas, where the
Populists did inadvertently obtain a
foothold, to repeat itself in this state.
IL not, then see that the full Democratic
ticket is elected on Tuesday next.
O'Ferrall, Kent and Scott, Watts,
Thomas and Logan should be elected
by such majorities as will unquestion-
ably show that the State and this sec.
ton spurn the false dogmas OF the
Populists and declares itself the sun
porters of the Democracy and for the
acceptance Of the revival of business
which will result therefrom.
JAPANESE Pile Cure is an unfailinp
cure for every kind and ateOe ~ tbo