The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-25
VOL lO-NEW SERIES. NO. 22I.

being ooerced. They are urged to resent
these things by voting for bryan "he.n =
or they believe IN Bryan or not. but
there Is not much to show that my
are meeting with success along TINS Hhe'
Employees know that Mr.. ingalls, mas
always treated them cOnsldefateiy' anu
that his word to them has always peeI
strictly kept. They know, moreover
that IL BRYAN gets the cheap dollars ne
Is after the cost of living WiI DC IN
creased but that an Increase In iIelsht
rates to enable the road TO pay incleasel
wares 10 its men viii be resisted anu
thvyarted by the silver men theinselNe-
lv every power at their command. hno" .
,r.. tbis thev are not likely 20 iecl tha'
tbeir interests IN this fght c. not run
4, the same channels as the interests o. o.
A. ingalls, and the Chesapeake anu
ohio Railroad Company.
ENcOURAGlNG REPORT.
Mr. H. \. Conman, who has been 40
,,,o aot,ve work in tie interest OF Sounu-
Money Democracy, was also lh 'le Gig
Yesterday. having just returned rom d
visit 10 Albemarle. lie went 10 Sco'19-
,illo and found the sOno-money men
hard I'll work. and they PROMISED ~
carry their end Of the county. lie 'ic''
went to Alboronc. where he lou' A-i1u
tenant Shaw and brother ana tlo
Messrs. Coles and others making Il VIZ
orous fight Tor sound money. 4hey c''-iii,
TOrtors precinct by 400 majority. lie anu
Lieutenant Shaw drove over 70 IVY anu
stopped at every store on the way ~
know - IT would be agreeable ior MI
Shaw TO make speeches al these pO'''''
IN the interests of sound money. ln ever
case there was a generous response, "iu
appointments were made for Mr.. shaw
os announced elsewhere. Mr.. Conman
.eports that wherever lie has been re
has found sornd-money sentiment grow
ing. and he looks for great resu'5 W Wo.'
election day. Tie has recently also Deeh
TO Baltimore. anl SAYS that u IS the zen
eral opinion OF people IN that CITY lhd1
Maryland will 20 against BIyah'
MANY SPEECHES.
The canvass offhe week was VIGOROUS
yudee Richmond continued his goon "oih
IN The Ninth district. HaInsi erger anu
.ohn II. Harris. Jr. and O'Flaherty ad-
dressed large crowds at Harrisonburg on
Monday.
On Tuesday Harnsberg r had a me
meeting at Front Royal on TUESDAY
night one Of the best meetings Oh the
campaign was held az Danville. and was
id-essed bv r. ". Pe1ircss. lawyer. d.
r. Joplne merchant. and T. j.. fltz-
gerald. president Of the Riverside cotton
Mills. Preston Parr also had % first rate
meeting at Roanoke on Tuesday night.
Cameron addressed q large meeting at
suffolk on the same day.
Another ane meeting was held at Dan
Vile on Thursday and was addressed by
W-ndham Meredith and John Hunter.
o. Richmond Cameron closed his splen-
did campaign with speech at Hamp-
ton ON the same right
on Friday night parr made fine
speech at Ashland. and on Thursday
night ne and W. r. Abott and John H..
WRIGHT addressed the largest meeting
OF the campaign at Bedford city.
Ben Chambers is still kecping up his
splendid work in the First district and
met r. !. Washington i'm joint debate on
Thursday Chambers always holds mp his
end. and il is not necessary 20 say that
this debate was no exception.
one of the finest documents OF the
campaign is the letter of Mr.. James Z.
SchoolfclG. the merchant evangelist the
tevt of which will be found I'm another
column.