The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-18
no crime az all, ard read from the Con-
gressionai Record tho history OF the case
A GOOD RADIANCE.


analogy between the so-calied Democrats
the Bryanites-aud the popullsts, and
showed that they were very close akin
indeed. the Populisfs having always been
consistent advocates Of the free coinage
OF silver.
"Tho laborlng people" said Professor
blackwell "are the ones who win he the
most severely injured by tho free coinage
OF silver There never w0s a time when
labor sold for as much as 80 does to-day,
anl we arc upon n gold standard Cap
tain John Lamb. candidate FOR Congress
from THIS district said % me az Hanover
Courthouse Yesterday. that by adyocat-
fnr The gold standard 7 would destroy
nv COLLEGE. 7 didn't hava an cDnortnn-
itv 10 answer him then. but + would Ike
% saw now. that orr endowment ras M
.roa -od mousand-fod since 1873 anu
we ar, o thousand times more prosnero'n'
II chat Is tho way the gold-standard IS
co.rr 20 destroy the college. why ! say
let f+ 60 ahead and destroy It,"
Professor Blackwell then went on 20
sr.o, that The United states was not an
enemy Of silver. but had today IN orcu-
lafion more silver than any otn'r oou'
moro dollars which stuck in the hanuS ol
the worll'ngmcn. .,o mora
Tho speaker declared fh't ''. -.
snsnieion that tho United states
going to change their siano,iiu 49,, ,,, >, n,
$3.50 brsfnrsr. "I don't noheFt'
t, "tr.t +he~, is a man who wants
... st,rdar4 changed or chat there is
,.,., bsro who has hundred dollars VINO
,,.o,.r1 lend a. ont row. or has irien'
,t- ,could advise him 20 DO SD. lnet'
fsrs money Us tied up. people arc oul s.,
work and things arg farN ana u.7iH"i.
,rho ereech OF Ben. the pension man.
r,,s next taken mr. and his attempt 80
array the masec7 arl'nst inc ciNs'
,f.-.r Professor Blackwell said lndt
's.h,l ae free silver was. he was Wiii"s
IN e,r,r II with his people rather tn-''
have Vrgirians arrayed against enc 'i'-
o.alr. .,..e., e.rsilla
s.eo.h the speaker predicted thAt h'y'''
womb ne buried out ot s'fht py votes i''
November next. ..---
So rr.~r,. frsn introduced 10 the au-
d.ance 1lr. ID. Preston f'II' 'I' -, -,
fo~l whom no denom.nated a b"@ii'17'
,rr urrr noean by O. glowing tribute 20
Toll. N. Dluis, s.lvla most a'"1'.s
S,',,r,i,n whom De declared 90 be one OIL
fhe trueet. n0bicst mon living
r,tf. anloev was wildly cheeren.
..r understand" continued Dir. larr' lay-
GO. a bundle Of manuscript on lne '''',,
chat party named W. j. Bryan l.
...-.,,. fo answer mo tomorrow mshl anu
T hive brought my manuscript 10 d. "a
,rb, sneal-or then struck a tragic poso
.-f d.iivered Brvans notorious 1loNi'
~ Thorns and Cross OF Cola eilu9'o'l'
/ following ll uD by a parody "hlcn W. !.
r.Iuctin al abslrdum, ana oc1"si'i'
/ much laughter -. ,rr
"r was born in Maryland went on sl,. ..
I pa~r "ani when the war broke oe1 .- i'.''
ths blockade. and Joined tne 'on,
army. ] returned home aller VIZ 49,.
and 81 fov months after became twenty
ba-s voted the Democratic uck-
~ an nv he. ! never scratched hre
~, , Democratic ticket and never sHa'i
erau vote for Palmer and BucNher, @ 'e'
/ +no... who will bolt the Domocrauc parry
and nv 10 Bryan and sewau' a.,
zf~ parr drew a. vivid picture or '.e
pcrocrlti, band-wagon, with Bryan peieu
od on t0p. and ranged around nun 81.
otf., If~.ld. pitchfork 1illman, MIS-.
,f.,.,, lease. Jones. and Stewart, the NIL
/ uo,afre mine-0wncr and senator. D..
Dfsoussing money. Mr. Parr said that u
90 ,re measure Of labor. YOU Work @H
hour" he said. "and get ten cents you aou
al. the ten cents and buy cigar. ID.
cor,irston OF the whole matter IS 'n''
Won have worked an hour for mat cigar
Continuing he said. "f you nave on.
| dollar f0r tho rich man ana aho'no' ~.
| tho moor man. give the big one inc -.
! one. 20 the poor man. anu ,,,,r
! t.l ono on tho rich man. Tho poor iiil
a.. t,o ono Who needs a good dollar most
MAJOR GrNTERS ENTEkPhlHh.
r,ro advanfage Of the large enterprls.
,,-fsr+aton bv capitalists was happily IL
,,.s+-o+od bv Nr. Parr in the case OF th'
r,rsrson Hotcl. tuiit by Major Glnter ~
a.. cvrrsr.o OF q million dollars.
..u,bo ont that money! nc ask ~
.nr,f,- Cinfor has the stately pile Du
.t. million OF dollars has gone INTO th'
,.-.i-rfs Of the carpenters, brichldyers
a-l an who had a hand in tho er-s tioi
4t., h,,ififng Thousands have beer
t..,.G+e1 now they want 20 turn aroun'
,,1 inirre this property ol Major 'inlet
os tborrh DE were an enemy insteah Oh 2
IT.. rarr thcn went into an able cis
question of the currency question, althol -
bo vas several times interrupted IN hl
or,nmont b. the Kisses on the ifee-li''e
element present. He gave. among olhe
frirr- number OF reasons for the npc'
uafion OF silver. ard now It wa9 con
trclled by natural laws which cannot o
overcome by the fats Of any human
! government.
"Now. gentlemen" said Mr.. Par
"v-non YOU hear w. j. Bryan speak 10
morrow night, I want you 90 listen u
him critically. Let there be- no hurral
/ lrsiress about IT, II is big question AM
deserves careful study"
CLEVELAND APPLAUDED
I'm recalling the names Of the grea
men who I'm the past had LED the Demo
cratic hosts Mr.. Rarr called the nam
OF Grover Cleveland. which was greet
ed with loud applause.
Il am often told that / viii be llcke
fin this fight" said Mr. Parr. "Hette
had we Doe beaten with our friends tha'
march 10 victory with our enemies. Bet
ter ne destroyed than desert our primo
/ plo7."
In conclusion Mr.. Parr made stron
| anreal for an honest dollar. Tie de
ciarei chat tho free-silver boom wa
uko the land boom Of 1890 ana woul
ram as nat when the props were knocko
from under &c ia November lie score
tho silver mine trust as one OF the mos
iuiquitOus schemes ever conceived. Th
free-siver craze. he declared. was an al
tomnt TO mark up the profits OF slye
| mine owners 60 per cent and force
naiiol TO tako deprecated dollars.
mr. parr closed by de0l0ring the a'
TEMPT 90 array tho masses against Nh
l ..ft.r..s nnnfnu L. Chico, ,rF I-s.r,t al