The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-15

Nacaulav. on which we have commen'eu
| l., ~ ,Ii,ori,I columns this morning.
II is taken from an appendix 20 lre'e'-
vans Life and Letters on boti hd'au-
lay" The history Of no" t"s io'''.
came To be published there is curious ana
interesting When the first edition o1
| Trevelyan's book appeared, which was
we think. IN $50. Colonel William H.
Palmer. OF this city, who remembered the
letter when il was published IN 1871 was
greatly struck with u tMr Randall nav
ing let it get into the newspapers oil the
day), noticed that the book dld not -
tain H. He mentioned the lac1 I'd -'ii'
John OFT. then Of this city, no" OF I'o",
nOke who wrote % MIR. ireNeiya"' ,,'-
asked him why he dld not print ill., UT
Trevelyan replied that he had never He'rN
Of IL, and asked Mr.. OFT % send II ~ i"'''
The only copy Of j. that Mr. OK co"''
find was in the possession Oh very
intense Northern Republican, VINO was
very ayerse to a republication OK lI Ni'
OFT finally succeeded in getting il rom
him. and sent It 80 Mr. TreNelyan' VINO
printed it as an appendix 10 the next
edition Of his work.-Editor Iimes)'
Holly Lodge, Kens!aston,-
i'hdo", -""s - 20
Dear Slr.-The four volumes oi 'ue ~
l0nial History OF New oih igo'i avn.
me safely. assure you l'."' -o,,.-1 II, ,r
them Msnly. lhcs .o''''-.t 80, ar,,rirIu
telest an English, AS Well as dh A"'y 'Nl-'
reader. Pray accept my thanks anu I.-
yey them 10 the regents OK lAe Di--
You are surprised 10 learn that ] have
not "a hlgh opinion Of 4lr. Jefferson, ana
j am surprised az your suIDii51' '"i
tti Jam 'nae -ff.,.rrl,t,arf lu CONVEX
li"t "tFNif 40 t. ..t,.r ..s-t ul.t.a
Sd-yH' OF Sf'.t va It, ~. c0..rf tu.
WneIe Il Is lHg 3,,..',.ri ,od.r4ttue am
pDIu'"rr u.'., r." - -. s,tf-,fity i'm IL
oFlU"'" Ou"e '"e '4'tr.i-.t.4 ~ fna ma
state pusht ID be Icy 49, nd. I'm
JJ',b..yy ycar,i. ~ he poorest ana most is-
~ ,-, = s'..f.f- Elvr long been
"'4"Ht !"i ~. t.,.s ,,tratv demo-
''"F 4Ie,t l.laI 4''.'' t.r d..rr1v
,IdtIc must ay'.'' 70 % m t,I-
HDeity or tiNAi@'..'t1 ~. 9t -. lie
rope where tAc l"t"It-.o' .r. b.. al
euecl OF sucA IAs''vt,'-i'''' "', 49, lafe-
most ms idHlaAe 'Is' " '''. 4'''ff i- i.m
ly ln france Us an eN'i''t' ia Ill.,
pure democracy WAS esldo'l7--.4 '',1' 49, T.,
during short uhs tiele "@' 4'.-.,' -
expect "A general spoIa.lJt' ...'N'o''NS'
bankruptcy new lai li' . ut g. - 49,
q maximum OK Pl.e'5' "a s- '.'' ti,s r,1,r1o-t
taxation ldlI on INC 8 80 'tt Led ne Sreh
or suppDIllA5 VIC ~ .'' 49,. 80
sitaasiyh "v1'~ 't '"D'iiNJ y,f,-,.,s o..
Ina1g pI"HVo a. W. t go. Hnrrl-
ihc iIh4.-e "a eNo 81 -,i go ,'o,,, tii,.r.
Iy, tne danger was q f'lte~, a4.t il'" '".
is q de5pytSHi' " ouc"l - .D"'' .tlIi
shaved press. Liberty - 'D'' D"s -
zaioa has bern stFeI' nav no.. IL
smallest uOubt khai 1T "@ A~A - 49,
democratic government ntIo ~" c.l-~e
would De inc same. L4-- tiy
Noull pluAucI w IlI", "'.4 D','-t-''.,t,,
would PeIish, Or o4u1t "l'' Eio'J( 49,
would he saved ~ a @tv.t5 .4'.4'''
government and liberty "o4ld peiiaH.
on may ulinN tnal 5VuI c0"Hst' $3.50
an exemption from lHeag evils. mn
frankly own 70 you t"A1 aiI p' Neis
different opinion. 1ouI Idle beilss0 az
be certain, though il IS deferred " "
physical cause As long as you nave q
boundless extent N fertile ana uHgts-pss1I
land your labocln6 populauon WI" ps l'I
ton OF the Old World, ana while taat ls
the case, the Jefferson pJHl4Ds may ~"
uhue 70 c@'s. Hs'"..s " IL ,''y -
calamity bQt NE ume VIM Come - '.'"
Ne" Ehf!aN4 VIII DS ds l"lgHniS p0DIi -.
as old ENGLAND. Wages VIII De rs IoH
and Will uuctuate az much WIN you "7
win uS. You WIZ IaFe YVui va. Nm,
teis anu i'1'5i'','5 ",,ls IN. = t,,Js ~
chesleIS anu Ll!nll..eI'n.iiiii1 . ''''r' t
thOusahus Oh aitIs.l.3 VIZ ,,-i,'- tnsti-
.'.i. In H. S,,rl Hroiisbf ~ Inc test
$3.50, $3.50 W. - - ,ha i4horar |
,n,Ittnous end discontoufed and iucline5
- - ust.. With e4o4rnqce Ia agttl-
B.. Gs.s Is s. I'D
~ " az go. I'm 60 - ,L.,-tt INV. a |
IHiitII1' .H01' o.'C ti cannof cot a full |
r1.ai ia Ia ,.,.ars there Is plenty OF !
erumblIng here. ana sometimes a litue |
TiofinC 1uf IN rraffers little. For here |
- e',4rs,ars ~ nv the rulers The |
slnret1n rovger fs IN the hands Of Il class |
numerous indeed but select, of an educa- !
ted class. of a class which is, and knows |
itself 10 be, deeply Interested IN the Sc !
curitv ~ prouertV ana the maintenance |
Of order AceOrdlugly the malcOnteuts |
are firmly. Vet gently, restrained. The
lad time Is got over without robbing the |
wealthy 10 relieve the indlsent. me |
springs OF national prosperity soon begin !
10 flow again work IS plentiful, wages |
rise. and all IS tranquility ana cheerful |
ness. ] have seen England pass 'hlee or |
four times through such cIltIC@l Ssa9'N'
as | have described.
Through such seasons the Unlted States
will have 20 pass IN the course 81 lHe
next century, II not this. HOW VIII YOU
pass through them? J heartily Wisn yo4
a GOOD delfverauce. But my reason ana |
my wishes are az war. and ] cannot neip |
forehoding the worst. II IS quite pam
that your Government VIII never ne dDlg
10 restrain n distressed and disconteuled |
majority. For with you the majority IS |
the government. and has the rich who are
ALWAYS Il minority. absolutely 10 It's mei-
cN The dav will come when i'm the state
Of New York a multitude of people, none
of whom has had more than half break
FAST or exp~cts to have more than nalf a
dinner viii choose q Legislature. Is II
possible 10 doubt what sort Of Lesisld-
ture VIII be chosen. on one side II "a
statesman, preaching patience respect
for vested rights. strict observance OF
publlc faith. on the other IS a demagogue,
fanting about the tyranny Of capitalists
and usurers and asking why anybody
should be permitted to drink champagne
and ride IN a carriage, while thousands OF
honest Gle ore I'm want Of necessaries |
Which Of The TWO candidates Is likely TO
ha nreferred bv the worktngman. who |
bears his children crv for more bread?