Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-18
HIGH OR LOW TARIFF.
Colonel Elicit Contrasts the Two In
an Able, Convincing Argument.
HOW PROTECTION WORKS INJURY.
without Increasing Wages II Advances
rflces end Lessons Moneys Purchasing
rowcr-Other Issues OF the Canvass.

colonel Tazewell Elicit, the Democratic
nominee FOR Congress in this district. is
making sn active and aggressive canvass.
IJ, has already been in several Of tho
countless and has added new friends 10
SIS hosts OF old ones.
When the convention nominated Colonel
l..rit In August he was too sick 10 leave
DIS bed and was therefore denied the OPP
f.-tunlty Of either personally greeting his
f-..Is who had so signaily honored him
4r 81 defining his position on the issues
which are uppermost in the public mind.
aud are Of necessity involved in the pres
g.. campaign
THO committee that informed him OF
animation afforded a medium Though
.a ae expressed to the convention his
......al appreciation Of the compliment
.. MN. and the Dispatch has the plea
ms morning of laying before his
<...Is ana ours-the Democratic voters
re Third Congressional Disiriot-the
,... pointed ana sensible speech made at
,u Kat Courthouse on Thursday, Ia
y...a hc discussed the tarin and other
...oas freely and told just where he
Stands.
. The speech WAS put in type for
lr's issue hu, the great pressure OF
ole. matter crowded st out
THE SPBECh IN FULL
..-.l Elicit. after a few words Of in
20. said.
. aAs'dcs. gned 90 be "A government
9Th. people. The people. therefore have
"fr ana greater tesi'VhS'D'''',,S
t. I1 any oihcr government on eaIti,.
remains WIN 'h'h 10 hiahe mn
frt o OBJ "A
'l'' ihrn. ana PERFORM '"vI Cup
u". rrIuS ther p,st ene't ieS @i,I
90 pubic questions anu t"'u
st t' a." best p''"''l'eS anu -
m'H these IiN"ts's WE p.oss
'p l''hre4F'9 anu t"''I -
' ~ aicr IMAM were t'cI tn'oSeu
..t people. ON inc contrary, ]" my
.i ''iiNIlN u.s." t",i'" Sii"7
ION snti." '"'" Hu,' i.o''
". 1919 i'tl no''t"9 upon tn,"l WIZ"
"I inI, NH'i TOO lA'e' uh'IIuuI "V'o'
people ''-.' therefore W"'ch WIN
'H'f'- fitHau'" passing vents
-i'nal contest u Impending
f f'. Di.f"ns of this great country are
""'i.'I lHtS VIII it'"'l '"r
i.h iddc servants "hon theE
$3.50 years SINCE or s"pPidht 'HtHl
.'i i.l'"'i''u opponents
u.s. lNei'iore' 10 contrast
'I we Two bt,d' pa" cS IN
f'tH' '' inc administration "t Inc
t.- N'''r b'N'Ihfn' nus 'i 'he
' t'ii'' III WHAT - piopOaeu
'.. '.fi 'r I'puAst party.
|. '.'Aii1 -inV' Ae 'thoctauc
ii. i'. Vc llISt uhe I'D HlIF
years me 'i'- ,'"uoI OIL we Helsla-
t'" tNFr hfanch"S OF the Gov
''" '. ''' 'il''d Sla'ts Az thaI
f. W -t''e Were dark WIN lhe
eliminating clouds OF disaster resulting
fr." f.''t tIfr or vicious fepubllcan
" .AIi OF me re-" ana AZ
OIL" 'Ni'.. ID. N.r many. since then ~
i iI- n'niui!y ana IoyaIly' IN
ti" -"'"'' @t"'hS' open "ht-
'''' anu u ''I"'S ntl"I'
NY aht ''"i I'ssly anu con
"i' ~ ,"''u /" i"',S WHAT
''. ''Hl '"r wv" p''ues may
i'' US '"N' IT,
-.'"'' ~ '''"'
IAi.i1 or SL' Il'NAL HAZE
~. Republican party was conceived
sectional hate born I'm sectional strife.
ON. WIS ngrturel and grew fat on sec
.aL ureml. AMI opprossiv. laws.
In l,E, when IN" south had been over
come ts overwhelming resources ana
numbers. th- Republican party held UNI
tmt.I sway over the land AMI every
i1 i' it,lIeI, W. u' ,.i,, IL,
.'...t'.., tl,,,'1 - /
.., q. .'.,..,.' Ill. ~ rero,-
.f.t.r tf. tsnlrr.v 81 which would /
I.... t...4 2, cement the States INTO a
Union u fact as we'll as IN name DID !
b.. H. t.fso Let as see.
T.-, went 90 war. they claimed, 70 pre-
t.t. tle Union, and as soon as the war |
,. l they dissolved the Union by dis
f.r.h-InE ail Of the Southern States.
i.ars Virginia District No. l. They |
'.i in horde OF carpet-bag plum |
..'~ Who with the conRenial SealaWaS /
'I th" negro. wer" organized into gov
comments. ana pat over the virtue ana IN
tDe Of the south.
.t.e" bastard governments were sus-
f.... at ne point o. the Dayonet, ana /
'.. army continued 10 be- thus used until
.. f.- strenuous efforts Of the Democrats,
'. further us" with the hope OF numidat-
.. ff..neu was prohibited. These gov
..u.- l.dch,i the already impover-
.. SOUTH Until it arose as one man,
..'.rm'rsi that these iniquities should
'r longer. Under this system OF Ke-
governments the public debts or
-....fn4ru States iurl saCeI more than ]