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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-23
SENATOR DANIELS FAILURE TO DIS
CU>s THE ANARCHY FLANK.

The most noticeable thing about ,he
speech made by Senator Daniel at the
A'alncy Wednesday night was his entire
failure to discuss the free riot plank of
tic Chicago platform.
Before he vent IL the Academy The
Times sent him Aftgells New YORK
speech as reprinted in TIE Times OF
Wednesday, .)gether with Tie Times edi-
torial of hat lay replying to it, and il
asked HIM TO show in his speech WHERE
In our reply to Altgold was wrong. II
it was wrong. but hc failed to discuss the
SUI &C. at an. We have no means OF
knowing. of course, why tits most i'm
pOriant subject was not touched upon b.
thu Senator, but cur opinion is th't II
was because ne knew The Times analy-
sis OF 1t was sound. ana that no reply
could be made
The Times analysis was sound. Altgeld
appealed 10 our institutions in tchaif
OF his most insidious and dangerous pro-
position that injuries are not 10 be pre-
vented by injunction in advance, but
are only 70 be compensated, after they
are inflicted. by damages to be award
ed by a jury. This is. oil course, in
case like the Chicago riot. TO appeal
ir)m Phn.p drink TO Philip so)sr. Cr,
more properly, perhaps, from Philip
drunk TO Philip still drunk. 1t is moth
ing but plea that mob like That
which took possession of Chicago shall
be left unrestraincd, TO Toe made am
swerable after it has had its way. in
such manner as a jury, selected from
itsaf may CO"n, nc. such redress " ould
be about as effective as a suit against a
flock of crows. 1t is a plea in behalf Of
mob-riot, pure and simple. ana ii is the
most insidious and dangerous document
that has ever been pat out amongst the
American people.
we can but conclude that Senator Dan
Eel recognizes II as such, and therefore
discreri.y J. Ids lis r'gce in rega Il 10 H..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-23
Hon. John James ingalls,.

Editor OF Tie Times.
su.-N nat mas Decome OF Hon john
James ingalls,. ne OF Kansas, formerly
lnitod States senator, president OF the
senate, etc; the snarling tnersites OF
senatorial broils. now pronounced by him
self 10 be "a statesman out OF JObt
We know that Mrs. Lease still Iveth
and ever carries with her the eN-States-
mans scalp as one of her greatest trO-
phics. We have not seen In any OF the
papers obituary notices Of the untimeiy
demise Of the Hoo. John James, therefore
ne must be dwelling somewhere among
crung mortals. Surely he now has a
golden opportunity 10 come to the front
ana do battle against his OLD foes. lie
should be firing deadly shot into tne
ranks of Populisrn and reputation. lie
IS valiant enough and Wit hample skin
and prowess to measure swords with any
OF their leaders-Bryan. Altgcld, Tillman,
Daniel. ct. ais.
More than one-half Of the American
voters. more than G0O.000 Of his country
men would rejoice 20 see him enter tho
list like gallant Ivanhoe. eager and ready
for combat. chcorcd meath the winsomc
smiles Of sweeter. brighter more loving
eyes than Mrs. Lease ever knew This
sreat and grand country Is entirely un-
willing that such unique character. once
illing so large Il space In her political an
nails shall now IN the very trying crisis
lf her honorable financial existence stand
aioof from the fray. The country mas
no future honors To- bcstow on any sul&-
ing Achilles after the free silyerism Is
lead. buried. and funeral ceremony end
cd.
The Hon. John james. once brilliant
and perhaps. orralc statesman, viii act
very unwisely IL hc heediessly closes ms
yves 10 this humble suggestion.
Let him buckle on his armor. take
With him his good keen blade. and chai-
ierge to personal combat any Of the revo
utiouary leaders. \ grateful admirine
.ounuy will again reward him for his
'atriOusm.
We would ike 20 see him cnce more IN
-is. glory. I'm the past days of his iam'
.~e often met him ol Pennsylvania ave-
nue.
In his hieh white hat
And BRIGHT red cravat r.
Richmond. Va. october -. 1896.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-23
Hngb +, White IN Buchanan

BUCHANAN. VA. oct. 2i.-Special-
Mr. Hugh \. White. Of Buena Vista ad-
dressed the sound-money Democrats o.
this place last night In speech OF ar
hours length. during which he ron -
ed" some parties who had been Boosting
that Mr. White would not come mere 10
speak on account OF the course he had
taken IN a local convention AZ Buen1
Vista. wherein the question OF ratityii<
the Chicago nominees. and platform was
under consideration. 4 circular purpoft-
ing 70 give the facts IN tho case had been
sent on here ahead OF Mr.. White. ont
when he called for anyone having one
OF these circulars 10 produce II Tor as
text. the holders Of them said not
word. but quietly did the sneak act and
out the door they went. Party lines arc
being broken down this campaign. and
money is the issue. not party fealtv
Dodgers about this or that mans con-
sistencv from a party standpoint meet
ed into this canvass cuts but little figure.
Mr.. White made "A pointed. forcible ad-
dress. and WAS given the best OF atten-
ton throughout by s.lvcrites and all 9TH
ers present
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-23

The Town OF Shenandoah Rising FROM tho
Ashee OF its Great Fire.

Asbee OF It's 6rest fts
SHENANDOAH. VA. Oct. Especial.
This place was startled Monday morning
by the announcement that Mr.. A. 5. Crit
tenden. proprietor OF Browns Hotel. had
shot himself through the head. IL caused
great excitement for awhile on tho
streets. lac had Just left his wife, and
went into an adjoining room. locking the
door after him.
The wife suspected something wrong.
ana Immediately called the porter. just
then the loud report Of a pistol was
heard.
The door was broken open, and Mr..
Crittenden was found lying on the noor
with his head resting against trunk.
Death was instantaneous. The coroner
OF Luray was summoned, ana deemed an
Inquest unnecessary. Mr.. Crlttenuen
came here year ago. and opened New
York store on the corner Of lhird street
and Virginia avenue. About SIX months
ago he rented the hotel on Main street.
About two weeks ago he made an as
signment. IL Is thought business failures
caused him 10 take his life.
The citizens Of this place are beginning
to recover from the late disastrous hre.
Mr. George Warehon. confectioner, -
putting up "A fine building IN place OF tne
one burned. Captain Kite Is clearing
away tho debris 10 rebuild, and othcfS
are doing the same. -
Politics have been alive hero. The
sound-moncy and silver forces are evenly
divided Hon. r. G.. Walker. candidate
for Congress from this district. spoke IN
the Opera House Monday night TO a large
crowd. ~,
Hon. Sam. Harnesbereer. who lives
mile from here. and Is "A constant visitor
10 our place. is actively engaged M ms
canvass on the gold ticket.
Ar Powell Spindle and mother, or
washington. are visiting here
Mr. !. T. Brown, Of Richmond Is hei'
~ A. g l.. Kennard OF this place, ~
visiting relatives in Maryland.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-23

Mt. Zion. Campbell county. wednesday.
2sth October.
GraveIiy HIN. Campbell county. Thurs
day. 10Th October.
Old Concord. Campbell county. Friday.
Goth October.
Ruatburg. Campbell county. Saturday.
3ist october.
b. w. HENLEY.
Oronoco. Amherst county. Friday, 25rd
October. ca,
day, 2ith october. ,.
Sandidges. Amherst county, Iuesoay'
9th October ,..s,.
Gladstone. Nelson county SATURDAY
3lst October
tober. ,.
Iouisa C.. Il. Friday day, I'D Oc-
culpeper C. IT,, Saturday day. Ath
Fairfax c. H.. Tuesday might. 9th
October.
Lecsburg Loadoun county, wednesday
might. 18th cctol or. 49,,
Warrenton. Fauquier county. Friday
(ni2hO. 30th October.
Orange {. H., Saturday day. Slst Oc-
tober.
JOHN A. TREDWAY.
Peytonsburg. Pittsylvania county, Mon
day, 26th October.
Mt. Airy. Pittsyvania county. Tues
day. 9th October.
lfill Grove. Pittsylvania county, We'd
nesday 2Sth October.
Brghts pittsylvania county. Thursday
18th October
Red Eye Pittsylyania county, Friday,
Goth October.
Callands Pittsylvania county. Satur-
day, 3lst October.
COL. j. X. EDMONDSON.
Goshen Rockbridge county Friday.
might. 23d October.
Lexington. Monday day. I'd November.
CHARLES NJ. BLACKBOARD.
Lynchburg Wednesday, mighD, 18th
October
Danville, Friday. might, soth octo-
Der.
G. Z. REMBERT.
GAINESVILLE Northampton county. Fri
day might. 23d October.
Eastville northampton county, Satur-
day. day. oath October.
Accomac Courthouse, Monday day
10Th October.
7. ~. LOGAN. Chairman.
Harvey l.. wilson. secretary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-23

this is 10 be done at the instigaton' OF
the corporations as means OF cocrc'hS
their employees 60 vote against Bryan
We suppose that the free silver press got
this idea from Candidate Bryan, who In
recent speech out West advised all en-
ployos OF corporations who were afraid
OF losing their jobs TO promise to vote
for sound money in order TO keep the
job but to sneak in a ballot for Bryan
and free silver. And he congratulated
them on the fact that the Australian
ballot system would permit them 10 do so
securely. He did not seem TO understand
the insult implied TO every brave and
true man.
But that IS all prctense. There is no
thought OF coercion IN the tally sheet ar
rangement. ana I'M raising that cry the
free silver press is simply raising false
alarm in order 10 distract attention from
the true fact The object OF the tally
sheet. as everybody knows. for IL Is Moth
ing new, is 10 insure an honest count.
1t is designed to prevent dishonest eiec-
ton Judges from cheating the ilIitcratc
man out Of his vote. and if any tcttor
plan can be suggested by the free silver
press. IL will no doubt DC gladly adopted.
This is only one Of several pans that
have been suggested for insuring an hon
est election in November. and II is inter
esting to note that this and all other
plans having this very laudaole object in
view, have been bitterly denounced by
these same papers. But that has Teen
one OF the mistakes Of the free silver
canvass, for the great outcry that has
been made against every reported effort
III this direction is a confession that I'D
certain parts Of the State the elections
are fraudulently conducted. and shows
the necessity for taking vigorous action
against the repetition Of such frauds in
the eoction TO be held ~ Noycmbe..
The first rumor that went out was
that u number OF lawyers had been re.
tanned by the Sound Honey Leatue II
virginia 10 aid in the work of insurinr
honest elections. then came the rumor
that the election officers a. uuesii11abie
precincts were TO be paid to give a fair
count; and finally comes the report irat
tally-kecpers are 10 take afidavits nom
voters who vote against ueyan. In each
and every case il was expressly stated
IN connection with the rumor that the
object was to prevent fraud. And yet.
in every such instance. the free silver
press raised its voice in indignant pro-
test against any such interference" The
conclusion is inevitable. The free silver
folk are afraid Of an honest election.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-23
To-DAY's MEIrING> AND EVENTS.

ST. Andrews Commandcry. X. r.. Ma
sonic Temple.
ramon Lodge, X. Of T.. CCrcoran Hall
t'nion Lodge. 1. Q. O. r., odd-Fcllows'
Hall.
l.nitv Lodge. 7. .. O. L. Powelrs Hall.
Opachisto Tribe. ]. o. Il. NJ. Cerslcy
Hall.
Monacan Tribe. l. o. r. NJ. Jr. o. [. a.
NJ Hail
FRATERNITY Lodge. *. Of H.. Central Han
Mutual Lodge. X. Of H.. Druids' Han.
Dale Lodge. X. of r.. Owens Hat
Old Dominion Lodge, \. l.. OF II" Druids
Hall.
Anchor Lodge. Golden Chain, Schiller
Hall.
Richmond Lodge. Golden Chain. Central
Hail
lin. sheet-Iron. and cornice Workers.
Aurora Council. Jr o. U. A. NJ. Gate
woods Hall
Rescue Council. Jr. O. L. A. NJ, Jr q.
l.. a. NJ Hall
New South Council. Jr. o. L. A. M.
Eighth and Hun streets.
Enterprise Council. Jr O. L. A. NJ,
Schiller Han.
Wost-End Lodge l. o. c. T.. Gatewood
Han.
TRINITY Temple. /. o. G. T., Central
Hall.
Richmond Lodge. l. o. c. T., Belvidere
Hall.
COMPANY A. First Regiment Armory.
L.. T. Lee Camp. G. v, Lee-Camp
Iiall.
Friendship Lodge. X. OF T.. Toney $
fall
ania Lodge Shield OF Honor. Smiths
Hall
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-23

People who build platforms for Bryan
meetings should pear IN mind the strain
that Is likely TO be pu- upon them.
These platforms should be- built of the
strongest pianking and put together a.
securely as Wheeling (W. Va
Register bryan worshipperJ
If this admonition had only been heed
cd when the Chicago Convention met IL
might have been of some service. Every
bit of the planking in the Chicago pat
form is made up Of very Inferno, t-mLci
and will surely be condemned as unsai,
by the American people early next month.
The Dispatch's unfairncss 10 Cover
nor O'Fcrram. in view OF It's former
relations with him, is amazing. IL has
printed nearly every moan Trims mat
has been said about him since hc ac-
cIarod against the Chicago ticket ana
nothing good that has been said. Now.
onr ueighbor would make II appear that
only thirty-three Democrats m VII
ginfa have endorsed Governor OforraA
NV personal letter. and that these arc Of
the exclusive set. II wa" "'r-'-@
stated I'm The Times that no attemni
was made to print all the letters. and
It was further stated that the lette's
which the Governor received c~' rom
all parts Of the state, and from people
in every walk OF life. Instead OF being
only thirty-three the number is about
three hundred. and each mail brings
additional endorsements. The Dispatch
NAV attempt to belittle this, but it knows
fuu well that for three hundred Nir-
einia citizens who have always voted
the Democratic ticket 20 take the trou-
hle IN write n letter each TO express then
,pnroval of O'Forralls course III stand
tho nv his convictions is most re-
,na,kable showing. rs ovidoncing not only
tho fact that the Governor has many
vam friends. but that he has many
enthusiastic followers in the course which
he has pursued. Time was when the
Dispatch would have printed such Letters
with every expression Of approval rs
showing o'FerraWs great popularity in
Virginia.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-23

The Virginia Court OF Appeals. in
passing upon the constable feature oi
the Walton law. said: Nothing more
nearly concerns the Commonwealth IMAM
that each Of her citizens shall cast an
intelligent ballot. which. when cast shai'
be honestly counted" That and that
only is the object OF the taiiy-shee'
and all other devices OF that character
The free-silvor press, therefore, III o'
nouncing the tally-sheet is denouncing
this sentiment Of the highest court IN
Virginia.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-23
A. WARD MORRIS
Monticello. Saturday, October 2ith.
Judge HoIbrook, of Graham, Declares f"i
Mckinney aud Hobart.

TAZEWELL. VA, oct. 22.-SDecial.-
one OF the largest crowds ever in the
place came TO Tazewel County Court
Yesterday. The Democrats were adj
dressed az the Town Hall by Messrs.
Faw, Of Bristol. "Cycione' Jim Marshall
and J. Hoge Tyler. while the RepuOii-
cans were addressed at the courthouse
by Mr.. Hamilton. of Bristol; and judge
Holbrook. Of Graham. The Tazeweli
Brass Band gave cheer 10 the Democratic
speakers, while the Pocahontas Band.
all colored, played for the Republicans.
Judge Holbrook. who has heretofore
been a Democrat. and who was a dele
gate TO the Palmer-Buckner Convention
announced himself a supporter OF Nc
Kinley and Hobart.
County Court is stll in session, and
the case Of the Commonwealth against
NJ. Johnson for embezzlement Is now IN
progress. Mr.. Johnson is an emplose
of the Singer Sewing Machine Company.
whose agents made the charges. 50
understand.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-23
Railroad wnrkmcn w Sncaks.

Editor Of The Times
Sir.-We notice I'm YOUR issue OF October
2oth that a Mr. Mac Jones dares to as-
sumo the cheek Co make such false
assertion in regard 10 railroad men run
ming blur for the sake of their Jobs.
We would like TO say that railroad men
are not afraid TO express their opinions
anywhere. and. a- TAR as this club
members are concerned. YOU can rely on
IL that every one Of them Will cast their
ballots on the Sd DAY Of November in
the most effective way TO defeat the
free-eilver fallscy
MEMBERS SOUND-MONEY CLUB.
No. =.
Richmond. Va. oct %. 1896.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-23

In preparing your ballot for the Novem-
her election observe these simple rules !:
Scratch the names of all the candidates for
President aud Nice-President except those
for whom you wish To vote. DO not scratch
the electors of any party.
In voting for Congressman follow the
same rule and scratch the names "f all
candidates except that Of the man OF your
choice.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-23
THE BRYAN PARTY FOR A fORCI
BILL.

Chairman Jones. OF the Chicago
party. issued another proclamation on
Tuesday last. which was in the main
directed towards denuaeiN.on OF cor
porations for Attempting to coerce - ~
employees into voting for Mckinley. In
i; ne said:
THE preparation Of this attempted
outrage upcn free suffrage will work its
own cure. An indignant people. jealous
OF their rights. will demand that the
Legislature, State and national. SHAH
proceed at once by vigorous measures
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-23
THE Di>PAiCH AND THE TALLY
SHEEP


Our guileless contemporary, the Rich
mond Dispatch, continues to be greatly
disturbed at the gloomy prospect it sees
OF the presence OF the wicked tally
keeper at some of the pc as on election
day. and it assures its anxious readers
THAI men who are learned in the law
are now giving this matter their con-
sideration, and We cannot bat believe
"a way will be found by them to put
ca sck 10 the scheme T. might 5, ort
nent TO ask II IL is the tallv-kocper
Of the type which figured 80 success
fully in exposing the election frauds in
the Fourth district. in the contested
election case Of Thorp against Mchen-
nov whose with SO alarms tHa Is
match? or, perhaps. It has unpleasant
recouections Of the tally-keeDers al
Smithers' Store. whose vigilance enabled
the FIVE officials of that renowned pre-
cinct. in the election of &c. TO be con-
victod. fined. and imprisoned IN the
county jail?
The Dispatch cries Thief thief" and
charges that the wicked tally-keener is
the agent of certain powerful corpora
lions in their neiarious scheme TO coerce
the honest voters OF the Commonwealth.
but II cannot blind the eyes of the peo-
ple OF this state 10 the dangers which
they would incur should they suffer
corrupt election officers TO go unhindered
and unmatched about their business OF
Fleming the franchise from tho unsuspect-
Ing voter and stunng the ballot-box With
fraudulent allOtS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-23

BUENA VISTA. VA. oct. o. Special.
A poll OF the vote In the nrst ward
here shows twenty-five votes against
BRYAN. This ward has been going Dem
ocratlc strongly heretofore
Colonel James Fairman spoke here
last Wednesday night. but was forced 10
stop before he finished his sneech on
account Of the free silverites keeping
such an uproar He dwelt principally
on the money question and government
nv Injunction. showing the foiv III these
two important blanks OF tho ronulie'
Democratic platform. The free silveriteS
have tried 10 break MP evorv sound
money meeting 'hat has occurred here.
Mr.. W. T. Paxton left here on last
G raav for New Madrid. No. TO be
married 10 Miss Lottie Powell. formally
Of this place.
Frank Glasgow. ESQ. OF Lexington
smoke here on last Saturday ni2nt 10
n crowded house OF ladies' and gentlemen
In the interest OF free silver
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-23

The free silver press is again in connip-
lions over a newspaper rumor. This time
the rumor is that there will be tally
teepers at the polls 10 take the afiida-
Wits Of those who vote as TO how each
voter has east his ballot The free silver
press Is trying 10 make 1t appear that
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-23

The Dispatch is greatly concerned
lest corporation employees shall not
have the liberty Of voting as they
please The Dispatch is not at
all concerned that Registrar Syr-
Gle and his coadlutors are trying to deny
many voters the right 10 vote at all.
IL is one OF the significant things OF this
campaign that the Dispatch has said
nothing whatever in protest Of the ac-
ton Of syrcle and the Electoral Board Of
Henrlco.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-23
CASToRTA.
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.' q: / Iz2zzNN & III

speciai train to boswell and return oc-
tober oath. via Richmond frederieksDurs
and Potomac railroad, account Vi ran,
over Breeding Association races. Round
trip. ~ cents.
tickets good only on the special trains
leaving Elba at 1920 i. NJ, ana returning
&. \. TAYLOR,
Traffic Manager
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-23

every honest workiusman in the country,
and we are much mistaken II they do not
resent 1t. How can an honest workins-
man vote for candidate for the RESI-
dency who advises him TO act the part
OF a sneak? Another question: How can
Mr. Bryan. as an honest man, wish TO be
elected by the votes OF men who could
be guilty Of such deception?
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-23

The Dispatch has been mighty smart
in diverting attention from the rea' '7Su'
by trying to make it appear tha' inc
object OF the tally sheet Is TO coerce
CORPORATION employees. but the Dispa'ch
does not believe this. The Dispatch
knows full well. and should be candid
enough to admit, that the only object oil
the tally sheet Is to ascertain IL voters
against Bryan are properly returned by
the election officers. and TO secure sucn
evidence as may be necessary 10 snow
fraud
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-23

The Dispatch SAYS that corporation
employees should have the same iibrTty
that other citizens have 10 vote as they
please Very true They should have that
liberty. and The Times viii stand by
them just as Loyalty as the Dispatch will
in enforcing their rights Of franchise.
But we go a step farther and demand
that corporation employees ana all other
citizens shall have the right, not only
to vote. but to have their ballot honestly
counted and true return made.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-23
Inrnr.esn0nlIents.

WE DESIRE TO CALL THE , AIbE.r,
,rfoT or ALL PERSONS nh 81. C,,N,
po1JTICAI NEWS AND OFTEN ~ .,r,
NrrNICATIONS TO TIE ~ ~ .,.,,r.fp
THE NECESSITY or Sl'INl 80 1.r tS
.rt1Ie pr,T.r OF THIS PAPER NOT TO
r,iisr rstI ANY ARTICLE THE NAME
or WHOSE AUTHOR Is UNKNOWN
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-23

'Tndigcsticn and Constipation " 'fhe roots
and disseminators Of ALL COMPLAINTS
Also Persistent Nausea'i' are quiaxly eX,
~elied by The Great ASSN LATOR OF
Tood- Colonial Wuffr. Pamnhlets on ap-
plication. Home Office, 81 Main street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-23

Seven races including two stccpie-chases
md one match race. az "Bullield' track
boswell. October cifh. Special train via
richmond. Frederic kshurg and Potomac
~ailroad leaves Eli. at l2.3) Z. NJ Fare
~ cents for roun trip.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-23

Nothing has been said during me cam
paign more revolving to the senses OF an
honest man. or more utterly demoraliz-
ing than the advice Of Candidate Bryan
10 workingmen that they should promise
to vote for Mckinley aud wear Mckinley
badges at the polls. and yet sneak IN
and vote for Bryan. This is an insult to
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-23

The price Of The Times is two cents per
conv and ten cents per week. delivered
within the limits o. Richmond and hanches-
fer. Sunday paper three cents.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-23

The Dispatch says that coercion has
gone about as far as it should be allowed
to 80 in this State. Not at all. Ihe great
body Of the Virginia people are deter
mined that dishonest election ia iees Stall
be coerced into making an honest election
return