The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-20
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The Iaborer Would Have 10 "orN ""N
IIaIra- Long - lie Does No"'

The Iaborer Would Have 90 Work Only
IIalra- Long ~ lie Does Now
Editor OF The Tires:
sir-It il gratifying to the friends of
human liberty 10 see that the great reader
OF tho common people, Nlii'ih D. D' 'i''
10 undauntod bv temporary defeat, nut
fbot La announces that hg VIII continue
fo ap.fate ana champion the cause oil tNe
MASSES AGAINST the classes "t 'Ht 1','
old ratio If lG TO /. loi 4oul !s1t' nv
he viii bear aloft The banner Vi wv
pic. to which the oppressed "lll 'oDN i in-
iha children of Israel TO Moses serpent
ANA uuou which b. Inscribed hl7 tivi io"e
and impcrishabie motto, Wo'I" l'''~'
talk than be- President. ,-.,t.
Tine presidential campaign just cio',u -
one of the most memorable IN nls.yl ,,
aud there ls nothing more Won"eil gun l't
IL than the part taken py inc "'4t"l'N
candidate. Starting out Win thc p1o,v-
sil,u. which De- dehanuy cNi"ttiis." . i.'3
opponents 20 dispute the pr0posiuoh lta1
this Government could ana should WIZ
out tho aid OF consent OF any olii'l "-
ton ON earth, hy the oNhlpot' lil ann "a
its legislative power mahe oNY 1 ,-i',, ,i..l
To- a whole. he bias tra.ei cu lHo" .'i'..'
Of miles OF territory ana dehFciea 'u'n-
sands of miles OF speeches To lhol1 nos
of voters. who have htcn tplNtittN ~
the proposition hy his lfm ana uNN"f 'l
fug belief that ir was true, ana ll-udsf
LOOKING calmly over the bdtlle-tiouhu' We
','. ','.',,,o,,r,eed LIZ the fact. which we
are s.,o from so reliable authority as tae
Washington Post that change OF ~ Hl-
lie over 10000 votes ln the state OF I'i4i-
.,.l,.'rf1 and about lauuOJ i'm the State OF
Neu- York would have put him ll the
presidential chair, where ne outnl L, D..
In this, ] repeat, there la nu.h cll-9.'
aecmcuf. and DO the proper influences AaD
been brought TO bear In these states we
might soon have seen our iondes- hopes
Tor ths free coinage of silver al 10 70
-f.,,I
,- t,or hold fast to what we have
al .. IN ,cin these people who have
Noon uilfeaso uabiv blinded TO the great
.,,tgnf4ra. which We believe would 3c-
,',rn IN thom under tho free coinage OF
eif,.r ~ d. To- l. TO this end j now pro-
nos. a. COMPLEMENTARY TO the great pro-
ii.r-ifiln for nee coinage az Us 10 !. that
irfe c,verumcut az once. and without
awaiting tno aid or consent of any other
,,,tiar En- ,arfn reduce the number OF
,,,i,' ~, me- Iotr from sixty 90 thirty
i',i., ~ ,,,, r'i,,I +. fre Greatest question
his lo HiS nun M '..1 .',. v.h,t bencGt
w. Wv, -. e,,,,, ti.f- answer if win COM
'.' ,.,,ii I"r.tts mon aU classes cN-
I'. ".''"'" l ..tGoitilv rufn fno
,'P1 '.N Do ~ NJ fIireft'.f. fna
lo.' '.'7 .'' ,.,'.l..,i,, viii axe III few
uulh OF Ni9 li"i''7'''''' '''
exam ,,,,i ,.,.i,. have to work half
i' i"''Di va. .'. ,'f ,.fli r'r.f,o fho
'' ,o'- ". ,l,i,,.5 t, ',n etrn twice AS
f a. ,t .,, ,i,,,.. 1'hie b. INN fair
ii"' % '.' No.. NON twice as rnuch
iof De pioduc.r more 'H l.IH , w. tf, 49,
ll ". io. .. .D" .s ~ tim. ,c,. made
.'l ii.i'i Eli thtf he rradt,,s
III may be COME moe" w.. D., l,t.'-
more because DDS it.i4i.l' slD ~ ~
hui / say NOT SOL, nul III l7 "c-A"a1 ''S
hour has become longer. ,.,..
1857 reducing the hour Onc-halt the length
of The seasons would also Doe reduced one
hail. and the farmer would raise TWO
crops where Doe raises one now. This is
peculiarly appropriate anu iihNeialltcis
of tho ages and che increase ln the lacll-
Ties ion mCCrcti0u in 400 other industries