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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-17
HON. j. STERLING MORTON on THE
CASE.


We have never known Secretary J.
Sterling Morton to say but one foolish
thinr since he has been before the public,
and that was to likcn the presidency Cf
the United States TO the presidency of
corporation in his cndeavor to get up
a sentiment for nominating Mr.. Cleveland
TO third term. His utterances, with
this exception. have been so invariably
sound and truly Democratic that we at
one lime thought he would be a most cx-
cencnt man for tine Democrats to aomi-
nate for the presidency. This was, of
course. while we supposed the Demo
cratic party TO be controlled by reason and
before il went over bag and baggage
90 the decisions and madness Of free
silver.
Within the past few days Nr. Morton
has made another most notable utterance
in the matter of public questions. Being
asked if it was true that he had begun
To- lean towards free silver he made this
admirable reply
ally or to my financial faith how large
majority there may bee in any national
political convention I'm favor of tho free
coinage OF silver al 1G 10 /. as. until my
reasoning faculties are entirely reversed
in their operations. 4 can never believe
in the power of the Government TO create
values, any more than 1 can believe iu
the efficacy Of statutes TO regulate the
rainfall, cure disease, or restore the dead
10 lfe And j believe that though a ma-
i0rity OF millions decl1lm for dehaseu
circulating medium ana declare govern
meuts capable OF creating value by mere
nat 10 is nevertheless the duty OF the
rightly educated citizen 10 firmly stand
for the solid and established truth that
governments can create time and MEM
DRY and reason. suspend the law Of gtaVi-
tation. and abolish eternity Dos statute,
lust as successfully as they can by mere
cdlct create coinage which the commerce
of modern civilization viii accept az "a
mint valuation which is more than twice
its commodity valuation I'm the very C0un-
try which emits IT,"
Every word Of this is just as sound and
true as the statement that two plus two
make four Ii is just as elementary in
SIS character as the proposition regarding
figures. The only theory upon which q
denial Of these truths can De understood
is to impute TO those denying them some
sort Of mental eclipse. This We believe
to be the fact. We believe that the sincere
free coiner suffers from some sort Of mem
tai alteration Twenty years from now
DE will look back at his part in the pres
ent contest with wonder and amazement.
ana ask himself and others how 1t WAS
ever possible for him TO have acted as
ahsurdly as he then did
This whole contest was fought out in
England nearly three hundred years ago.
and Macauay, in giving an account Of
it in his history. says there were many
doluded men Of the day who thought II
possible TO enlarge the limits Of the island
by calling a furlong a mile. our free
coincrs make a case Of history repeating
itself.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-17

In his essay entitled state Tamperngs
with Money and Banks. Mr. Herbert Spen-
Ger has argued The case of state banks
with au that power ana mcidity that he
brings to bear upon whatever subject he
discusses. Tie makes out very clearly tnat
the State bank is the natural right of
the citizen and necessary 60 chat true
development or The human lace that
arises out of q condition in which pro-
gross is the aggregate of unframmched
individual effort and that when govern
ment intcrfercs with the function Of bank
ing the sociaHsuc principle IS involved,
which IS tho very antpodes of the other
idea, and this principle, II given its way,
VIII ultimately lead am men into seeking
10 live upon government instead of upon
their own labors. When This idea gets
we'll into the minds and hearts Of q pco-
pie they soon start upon the downward
road OF rotten ANA corrupt govern
ment. We should very much like 20 think
that an rulers We're going 20 study Mr..
Spcnccrs essay. il they did the tax upon
the issues of State banks would soon De
repealed and our people would nave their
natural liberty Of trading in credits, just
as they trade in calicoes or horses. re-
stored 20 them. We should never again
hear OF free silver or any other kind of
cheap money IL this We're done.
A few days back this subject was un-
der discussion with some business men
IN Richmond. The president Of "a national
bank said that he would undertake TO
got any woii-secured notc whatever dis
counted. This was in answer TO the sue-
rcstion that people in the country who
are remote from the national BANKS are
unable 10 get bank accommodations. This
touches the quick in this matter. The
whole trouble in the case turns upon
the question. what is a wcll-secured note?
A note is a we'll secured one in the view
OF one man, and Sc IS worthless ma the
view Of another. If farmer upon the
banks Of the RVaWa carried his no'e
20 the president of the First National
Hank OF Baltimore. however good IL
MIGHT really Dee. that president would
have nothing 20 do with st. But 81 there
were "a local. hank near this farmer whose
manager know him. the case might be
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-17

At julius Meyers Sons may be seen
the new suits for the employees Of the
Richmond Traction Company. They
are neat and seryiceable. with nickel
buttons with coat Of arms Of Virginia
and Richmond Traction Company en-
pravcd upon them. The caps are OF
white duck with the words Conductor"
and "Alotorman" embroidered in gold bull
lion
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-17
Thursday eNenIns. June Is. ~.
Son, Of Veterans

r. T.. Lee Camp. No I. Sons N Con-
Tolerate otsrans held The regular weekly
meeting last night, which was largely at
tended
By resolution unanimously adopted. they
extended the use OF their hall 90 the Con-
federate chorus 90 hold a rehearsal on
next Monday Might june ~. and VIII
ask on that occasion that they give their
nual rehears ul at the auditorium on June
Doth for the benefit of the ice-Water fund.
for which the Sons are now SO zealously
IL. L------.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-17

i'm Sundays issue of The Times appeared
a statement that the Chataignc Directory
Company had an Injunction upon them
This IS without foundation. This COM
pany is tho only directory company in
the State having copyrights and compe-
tent directory compilers. The Richmond
Manchester and suburban directory VIII
Doe issued u.s. usual and is now in course
OF publication. Those patrons who have
not yet signed contracts should see that
they sign for the Chataigne Directory
COMPANY directory and not permit any
false representations. Proper steps viii
he taken 10 protect the company's copy
rights and have redress for all misrepre-
sensations.
THE CHATAIGNE DIRECTORY CO.
j.. N Parker. Jr, Secretary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-17

Sergeant Alex. Tominson yesterday
morning arrested James Blackwel ana
Tnnius Rarnett alias James Butts, two
coiored men. They are wanted by the
Norfolk police the charge against Bar
nett being murder. The pair came IN on
n Richmond and Petersburg freight tram.
house awaiting the arrival Of an officer
from Norfolk.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-17

Mr.. Blair gained this high disnnction
after a three-years' course ana peio'c
he was eighteen years old. lie was
graduate of MIR. Thomas II. Norwood 3
school and OF the College. Mr. bar
will spend the next two years In New
York city, studying architecture, ms
chosen profession. and tho following TWO
years thereafter he will spend In Europe
studying and travelling.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-17

a musicale entertainment VIII be given
under direction OF Professor Charles +.
Mutter at ST. Marys Hall for the benz
cit of the new 81. Marys church on
the evening Of June 18th. 4 number of
young ladies' and girls will perform the
beautiful operetta "Laila," which prom
Uses 10 be very impressive.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-17
mn CHARLESTON NEWS AND COUR-
TER OK LABOR IL VALUE.

when Nr. Bailey. Of Texas said IN the
lranclai debate that took place IN Rich
aond few weeks back that the PROPOSE
ION laid down by Mr.. Royal that ali
hings created by man depended for
heir value upon the labor required TO
noduce thcn-whon ne said that this
rs formerly tho theory u political econo-
y q. but That IL Was now iepudiated by
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-17
Money Saved Is Money Made.
THIS WEEK YOU CAN BUY BAR
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-17

Miss Mamie r. Cooke. daughter of Or.
Jonn g. ami Mrs. Helen NJ. Cooke. and
eranddauchtcr OF the ate Rev. John J.
Rovan. will be married TO Mr.. Gustav
Middleton. OF Christianna, Norway, on
June 2ith. at the residence OF her parents.
in Fauquier county. Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-17
the new woman, but. where ignorance Is
bliss. what's the use Of discussing III

with Rowden as National Committee
man. and shorn OF all his power as
state Chairman Colonel Lamb seems 10
h. crowned with but empty honors IN
his successorship TO Malone.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-17

General James Longstreet has arrived
I'm 81. Louls. and announces that he has
10 preference ia the presidential race
This size straddle must make Mark Han
ma envous indeed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-17

Tho offices Of the Keeley Institute OF
Virginia are now located In Richmond az
6l9 east Franklin street. for the cure Of
liquor and drug addicuons and neuras-
thenia. Write Tor circular. Correspon
dence confidential. Address the Kelley
Institute. Box SIS. Rlchmond Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-17

The Rhode Islanders at st. Louis
wear a bug with Reeds name printed
on one wing. Even bug, however can
not ny with one wing.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-17

Having bought the business OF j. r..
Harvey a. CO.. florists. 1 VIII conduct the
same under the name Of Harvey a. 60.
take this occasion 20 Thank the patrons
of the former concern for their fayors,
and ask a continuance Of the same. as
scHng them and the public that / will
always Try TO merit their patronage.
Mr.. w. a. Mann will De found az his
ola stand and wishes go see lli Ais friends.
Mrs ELIZABEI HARVEY.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-17
North Side Rcnninn.

The Citizens Association have arranged
FOR 10 delightful socIahle to Dee rendered
the residents of Chestnut Hii and High
land Park tomorrow night Ht their
handsome nrw mn The following is a
copy bon part OF the invitation sent 20
their friends.
Tho North-Sde Citizens Association
have the pleasure of inviting you aud
your family 30 the
Annual Eouiou
OF the residents Of Chestnut Hi and
Highland Park
a. NDrfh-Side Hall.
Thursday evening, June IS, 1905.
An attractive programme OF music and
recitation viii De- rendered from $50 10
9.00 O'Clock. followed by refreshments,
and good time socially.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-17

Mr. Dupont, OF Delaware, the powder
man who recently attempted TO get into
the United States Senate. has now gone
10 Europe. His contest for the seat in
the Senate is now explained. just an ire
sistible desire 10 go somewhere.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-17

Tho colorod delegates seem to have
secured a place to stay and like it. They
have not been heard from for several
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-17
RICHMOND
= ] ROUSER(
\ COMPANY, Ry
COMPANY,
20 North Ninth Street.

In these days of push and
difficulties it is the duty Of
every man to economic, so
why not make a start on
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-17
seashoro Excursions via Pennsylvania
I.nIIrnuI.

on Fridays and Saturdays during June,
july and August, the Pennsylvania Rail
road Company viii sell excursion tick
cts for 1000 and 100 a. VI. trains. from
Washington 10 Atlantic CITY Cape May.
and Sea Isle city, AT the rate OF s. for the
round trip. tickets good 10 return until
the following Tuesday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-17
Nr. ninir's Sncre :.

Among the NJ. AS Of the University
Of Virginia this year is Walter d. Blair.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-17

Leave orders az 40 east Broad street
our new store. We guarantee satisfaction
and low prices.
MANLY b. RAMOS x CO..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-17

The Washington Post says: "A great
many men sit UP late just to hug de-
luslon.t OF course this is rather hard on
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-17

DON'T READ THIS UNLESS YOU are
troubled with FLIES. REACHES. and
other insects. THEN USE POLK MIL
LEcS ITALIAN INSECT POWDER"
which VIII eGectlally destroy them. 1871
SURE AND SEE that YOU get the right
powder in bottles with red Label.
OURS IS NEVER SOLD m bulk All
LEADING drug and grocery stores keep
n. lO. o., and 59 cents per bottle.
POLK MILLER DRUG co.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-17

Excursion train will leave Richmond
at j. o'clock Midnight Saturday, June 20th.
for Stanton, via G.. G. o.; returning
leave stanton az O'Clock T.. ~ sun
day. Fare, 500 round trip.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-17

The price of The Times f. two cents per
copy and ten cents per week. delivered
within The limits Of Richmond aud hanches-
ter. Sunday paper three ccnts.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-17

WASHINGTON BUREAU. ANGUS Nc
SWEEN. MANAGER. " ASH
INGION. II. G.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-17

THE MAILING LIST Is ONLY PRINT
ED ABOUT EVERY TEN "a 1 ,.
THEREFORE, DO NOT FEEL MEAS
If TIE DATE OPPOSITE YOUR y III =.
or THE LITTLE PINK SLIP rs not
CHANGED As SOON as THE SUB
sCRIPIION Is RENEWED.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-17
Encourage Home Enterprise.

Ie---...su.HeIy
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-21


s. Louis. June senasors Dubois ard
Teller had long conversation ~ tire 81
Nicholas hossl today. but rsither woGsa
say VIA. TIE purpose w&M. Is discussing
fhs reneral situation D~ssats said.
'-Ths Democrats ngw ha*e an ospor-
szntty 20 resterEn tbs psessges which they
hare be<a rnakfag 20 the peap1s fer 80
utrsoss good fzisA- The axkt fer currency
reform cannot be woa th1s pear VITA any
lo1y else The situation - simple. With
q strorg sExs-fr4s trade feeling 4 the
Lts1fe and far wsztern an3 Northwest
srr sfatss ws caaid not hope - give 3
Democratic ttekes keasea ~ any cistsrns
Democrat more thaa sixteen va&&z IL tie
eaecf0r.a coziege- These would ecrne frnrn
tie sssaes that wlfharew ffssn rns 81
g1suls eonvensserL Bet wffh Teller ~ fhe
bad ~ the ticket bearing tire Democratic
staa6sr6. ard wash ffa organisation c.
ssat party AZ hss back are can assure TIE
rzs*Y Ezxty-ore votes seat 81 the Missouri
river. We hare rs5s tbs RRplsbiseaa party
ard are intensely ia earnest. We sac
wing - rzaks Any reasonAias oaRces-
ssuxss 70 the DexsoetafS. a. sid before.
n shsy can Win fEis fight - @fsl - with
thssn- fsut they have rot hvoaxns man
soyuar8 ana they canrot CO i. simply BE-
css1ss tsFy have net SOL hsm. This -
plain EaEizsN hsst q s. fhs solemn sFGEh.
TIE Eaath wsil sanrscgt Teller. and there
w@ have * Votes th&g rns4 10 atteatt9n.
Tsier ssxse the soash from sss- horsers
&C th@ force BIS. anss thss ere Aes ea-
fssrx hszn - The scusAsfu peopie fs Is
a. sEsa1 wesseFI Eza. rsaExca. henses.
wife. b~@a6 Glrset. Wits ntra - kesdeE.
q earabzaAfsea e rs SoAih and Wese
ssais - hru4sxhs sfsaak that weasa - tie
eansrcftsEw inEasHce So rational srafr@
fer hair a eentCrg. ne Interests e ghe
twe seessaos are s1Eataral ard Ehn rsoplo
a. thsza asS ready Tar unIEEaf1an Is
wea52 sweNr irso tke Tsmeceagls party
RES hsse2 aa3 neN ezssrxy ara guarantee
corsrsa - that PARTY "a an ;he states =
sh~ West ard Fnafe HepszAlicAa sagFs r.
49, tsaE,essists. They cznnot BE gained
s. sny ether say
Teller wsE rot say whether hs vi &c
eeps either Tia fsenoeratfe o. Popaiiss
rsofns-asa1r fer nrtss9snf- A reporter TO-
S&y pat tire aaestiea 20 hisa direct.
't.Fops1 ysu accept TIE nx1ecfAtie n0szsl-
rs t8un tor Yrws83efatT-
- eanros say ssat I we.a act. unssr
SORES sen5lftors ! 30 rot want 70 tax
shuat st.~ re anawere:
well. senator. sae P0palsKts have a..
sued al address eerusaer6ang yeur eazss-
earv"
4 knew nethsnx aAost that~
"wgslh yea Assert tes fegal3st nsrli-
= aoa't waai 70 ,. ;ntsrvse~ee.~ Ne
declared
! knew. bal weala yes taxa the repa-
fst ncfut nassaH -
= eannns say ! woula ROT. I &c not
knew what they tntnsa .asaw 81 what
shsy have aeus. ! 30 nug ~ant &c be
qasssia1se
Teller wi leave here tamigHt 20 wfsss
bis sse4 mother 81 ilIsnoss fer two weeks
aa3 tssa pTecees 20 Denver
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-21
FIFTY THOUSAND MEN
To Be Sent to Cuba BY Spain
This Summer.
UNITED STATES ~ EARNEST.
opprsssorD-Conszl GsoSFAi Lee
RscommSnds Intervsaxtcn-

Kakr4 yzxs FL: has Ben asc4ee6 -
cas-a-z1 o. 80 s2z...cnsl Der % Czea -
scre se--szbs-- Two zero sarrs1o bats
sre % - szrchass1
New Torx- JEz1 "A stx11tcA 20 -se
Word fron xz:r1s sxTx- Tnsr-1 States
NzEasEer TsTso- las oee1 = Eze-1 sz1ce
TUESDAY. al las se>s re DZks q Ts-z<1
-w1eel Tze dzks rscezve3 k1z cex1sa-ly-
Al re Mar rewE2zp<rs co--ns-t
sza-1ty o1 lie roz1.2tso7 % McAE-ssy.
al ne zzsxs4o1 . ZzCre xcs@Ts Do11cy
e r~xzr1 70 CHA embodied - TIE Rsc1o-
fsczz PLATFORM - cors4ceret 80 Es1zcz-G
20 s.@Es@- RE 4 TIE KHss Ia1sss that
tie PRESS - znanz1cu2ly cr1ScA&-rz the
go~srznsrs FOR tzvtnx nsx1e szalsc -
sn.e-ts57 II ser11-E Z. re E-a 20 CEas -
re sast sortzax-Gof Augzsr a.1 = 200 n
September. The pagers apgsAz6 c-e r1r-
pose ot 10 government 20 s-te<npr 70
QzeI fhe t-sz-rectsoa before o Few Az1xrz-
can r-exS1=1f taxes otsce- Auorz 10
Ecy@rnz1g csassss an peoozs aeSzz.zs>t
wata ths s.EE2tlon- tbs Sea - xz41-zx
gyo2-1 Ia. tne res&sse-s q ssss@1 via
Eer cosoEy x-z1 viii the United States MI
cane 20 . er-s1s Ills winter
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-21
Gen. LEE on CUBA.
He Advises President Cleveland 90
TAKE Action Against spain.

d4 A0yE&ED FTE8<G&2k A4Sye8R60 70
Take Action Against spain.
Sew York. J1ne "a 6SzaSca 20 the
He-at1 from H2vaza SAYS: Cczszi Gen.
era Lse forwarded 20 President Cz=vslz11
today l5z.zr1ay1 DISPATCHES o. the utmost
Importance Tasy should reach the prest-
Cert ard Secretary O8neg early X tie con-
tag week TIE DISPATCHES coats4r the TN
repo-S CO tie eozsZl general asoz the Gu
kzz situation. s-1 are az 81 exkrezsy
eersz tsozA4 eEarz--er
IN these dispatches there are twe dis
tinc- instruments. ths enc whcssy coat
te1f.zl sn1 fo- rhs c.-so-sl Information of
Pre<sssas Czsxsza13. re other . clear.
frank exposition Q. ths s4rzari0n Il ire
ts1zn3 a. the prssz-. tine WITH TIE
greatest esz6oE the Representative o. TIE
United States Il Havana describes TIA sx-
listing conditions Ok affairs f. Cssa
/ have sea Ce1xui GeEsrzi Lee to..ay.
sas. notwithstanding his retacsrce sn2 ais
refusal . reply 70 aasstioES n relation
especially % his CONFIDENTIAL reDo-t -
Prss.5eat Cleysla7d, / am justified in
drawing the conclusion that his document
Is 0f Tremendous III rortzase 20 the Enat=1
States. and 20 Spain So stroug Il 4 n
fact that is ccntez-s may. i Is 6slts1- os
made tbs basis os ARMED inre-vear1on n
Cuban affairs CT tae part q ths a8zlnss-
tratioa a. washington City Immediately
Ire report inren5@i as Information par
ttcaia-iy designed sor the department. o.
state. and which VII be presented 10 Sec
Rotary Olrsy, "a. I an Informed. and as
have already Indicated a eouDlets and in
partial review os TIE fed C0nsul General
Lee takes the ground. understand. that
TIE szIy possible solution q tns dreadful
problem existing y IRE island IS autonomy
OF Canadian Inca Whiie the Spanish tag
fiss 81 he island q Cuba Consul General
Lee says. no o1he- remedy can be f71ad
% stay tbs Feo4lli8n Or end TIRE hlo25sas3
and devastation which are 81 present max
Ing a Cc1gozha q Gre Of tnS fztrss. roy-
Eiozs of TIE ssrths surface
Even this remedy, The ccasul general
Informs President Cleveland ard Secre-
tzry olIer. a. this late day may be IN
sfseEtnaL AT one tine In the course OF
TIRE REBELLION the Cuban Sotzstiorists
to1omy. IS II w0uld have won friends n
a party Of peculiar responsibility On the
island. But al present this party has
lost ITS hold IL great degree. ard as fer
the Insurgents and their friends. theIr
wafehworsxs are now unconditional sur
render on the part OF Spain and q free
republic n Cuba
coasgl Ge1eral Lee nnss hat the spaa-
ish government has q many instances been
entirely important in It's Efforts 70 protect
either the lives or foreigners residing IN ths
Island OF their property. TITS has beer.
perhaps. uEavct1zbse. the Spanish troofs
having been fally occupied il the Geld N
resisting tie persistent raids az9 strategic
movements OF tie Insurgents. TIE consul
general ht1fs finally that uzless The danger
20 foreign residents can b avertes tbs rec
ignition % the be2liEsre1cy % Cuban revo-
lz-ioassrs VIII 5000 became a5vfsah3e