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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-07
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Political Mass Meeting Richmond d''
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-07

committed some grave piece Of indis-
erection in thoughtlcss moment. and
the general disposition was 20 sustain
the administration rather than TO cen
sure e.
But the administration has now put
out TO the world the whole case and the
exhibit IS hardly one OF which 1t can
feel proud.
It says that Mr, Atkinson has sent a
pamphlet out amongst the soldiers in the
Philippines in which he asks this question::
How much Increase Of taxation are YOU
willing 10 bear and how many OF your
nelghbors sons are you ready to sacri-
fec by fever, malaria and general disease
in order to extend the sovereignty Of the
United states over The West Indies and
Philippine islands,
TO put this question to American sol
diers Ia The Philippine Islands u.s. says
the administration. a reasonable at
tempt to incite them to Instruction and
rebellion against the authority Of their
Is a soldier Of the United states army
less a citizen Of the United States be-
cause he IS a soldier I'm its military SER
vice? and may not one citizen Of the
United States who differs with particu-
lar administration of the government
upon question Of policy that it has
adopted. argue with another citizen OF the
United States that the particular policy
adopted will Doe most injurious 10 the
general welfare of the country? This is
the substance of what IS alleged here and
nothing more
The administration furnishes a few
more extracts from Mr. Atkinson's
pamphlet 10 prove his reasonable de-
signs. but they are an Of about the same
dignity and consequence as the one we
have quoted. They are all arguments
presented by him against the rolicy Of
cxpansion-nothing more nor less.
Mr.. Mckinley is by no means a fool.
nor is he a bad-hoarted man. and we DO
not for moment believe that he was
consulted about this most arbitrary and
ridiculous interference with the rights
and the liberty Of a citizen. Some UNDER
strapper who has really come TO think that
imperialism has arrived and that we are
soon TO have William the First got this
thing aAoat in his imperialistc zeal.
But though Mr.. Mckinley gave no sane
tion TO the thing i'm its beginning he will
do very well to notify his understrapper
that there must be no more outbreaks OF
this kind. The American people are a
very indulgent and long suffering people,
but when nonsense is carried too far IT
IS pretty safe bet that they will be heard
from.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-07

q jury OF white men in the Louisville
Federal Court ON Friday last awarded
George Dining. "a negro. a verdict for
5000 against band OF white caps COM
posed of weIl-known citizens OF Logan
and Simpson counties. The mob attempt
eg to drive Dining from DIS home. lie
fired on the mob. kinins on. man. th'n
fed whereupon thc mob burned his house
auG drove away his wife and children
Tho Great Central Railway Company
OF London has placed an order for twenty
freight engines with the Baldwin Loco
motive Works Of Philadelphia.
According % the Philadelphia Record
the indications point 20 an advance OF
% cents per ton in Tidwater prices FOR
anthracite coal Ola June LIST b. the big
producing counties.
II IS rumored from New Work that be-
fore sailing for England ar. Croker left
orders that the speakers at the Fourth
of July Tammany celebration rlu- not
say word about free silver or W. j..
Bryan. Some of the leaders favor the
selection OF General Joe Wheeler as
orator of Che occasion.
Dr. William ". Goddlng. superintcn-
dent Of The Government Hospital for the
Insane in Washington, ana one Of The
best known insanity experts ID this coun-
Try. Cied az an early boar yesterday
morning.
Peoria. ill.,. has o club Of twenty-five
men pledged Co marry none but widows.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-07

There was "a man VINO tried 10 90
The very best he could.
lie held chat being ricl was not
As l8lr as beiae good.
sIv tompters tried 90 pun him down.
'rheir schemes were all in vain,
He would not turn from righteous ways
For power or for gain.
Emil many snare was laid for him
Hy mon OF eNu minds,
lie passed un-mirched through trouD'cd
scenes
OF many various kinds,
Whore others would have faltered ne
sun held t0 honor course,
Tnhindered los chicnery'
Cnterrlned 10y force.
He WAS "A good man through and through
4 better never was,
lie always scorned unlawful means
so matter what lhe cause
with honor as his watcn"oia he
Pursued his righteous way
And won ont at the end but. ah'
This man WAS in a play.
Chicago News.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-07

we are frank 90 say that we think that
tho administration Interference with
Mr. Edward Atkinson mail proves to Doe
much more than "a tempest in a teapot.
rho country was decidedly startled
when the announcement went out that
the government had fcizea air Autn-
SONS mail az reasonable effort upon
his part 10 incite our soldiers 20 insur-
reciion. The thing had smacl, Of tho
methods Of Charles the First ana Louis
the Fourteenth which puzzled the peo-
ple. but as very difficult piece OF work
,s ON the governments hands IN The
philippines every one Was char;'ably dis
rosea 70 presume that Mr.. Atkinson had
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-07

KINGSTON. JAMAICA, May @-L Inc
.a''l. . u''. clause providing that the
an s,r. ZION M the treaty shall be ten years.
ou,I''9" the proposed resery ton ~
lns''@q D's,etnre right OF amendment
l',n ....'. rxned.ent for obtaining Amer
le"~ .,orooity equivalent TO that con-
', 10 cuba, and Porto Rico
0, ,rs,s nronosal was not even discussed.
''' s,9n,sed intention heing t1 throw
~ ~ go of possible American relation
w .he pritish colonial secretary. MT.
rl'e' rbanaberiain. who refused 70 ac-
81, Inc council with Washington
,en~ssen;at tons on the subject.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-07
CURRENT COMMENT.

There was once a railroad runrine out
Of Washington says the Columbia State,
(which bore the imposing tiile Wash
ington City, Virginia Midland and Great
Southern. Ii was not "a big road and
maybe the grandeur Of the name moth
cred it, for it hasn't been heard OF Tor
a long time and the name too. nas
passed away. But il was q prophetic
name The road it belonged 10 IS low
the initial link in the chain which con-
stitutes the really great Southern hall
way"
And the curious part Of it Is that the
original link In that road. the line from
Danvllle to I.ynchburg. was built for the
purpose OF giving Danville road com
pettiye with the Southern, then the
Richmond and Danville.
The Louisville Post charactcrizes its
namesako in Washington as a newspaper
that lis inclined TO treat light things
seriously and serious things lightly" The
Washington Post has absorbed this Gin
ciination" from It's intimate assoeiauon
with members Of Congress and the Grid
iron Club
~ - H"iu thdt Dlii VIII " mn '""NrN
in the Georgia Legislature 70 prevent
iynching and VIII provide for the trial
Of the accused within Ave Jays after his
arrest. and upon conviction. for his hang
ing IN public five days later.
In such swift Justice there i danger ~
miscarriage. but any sort of trial
through the regular channcls of me
courts were better than lynchinS better
for the accused and far better for society.
After all the great end aimed az Is 10
protect our women and 10 Prevent The
demorallzing effects OF mob law we
have a swift law In Virginia and II works
we'll
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srbe latest cable letter from London
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-07

The Roanoke Times says "Ihe news
that railroad is 20 Dee built from Rad
ford 20 Floyd Courthouse Us extremely
welcome. Floyd is. naturally one of The
richest counties m the state 10 has,
however. never been developed. and the
road will no doubt prove 10 be OF ines
Unable value"
IL g. rumored that this road VIII. by
certain connections and new lines. finally
come into Richmond.
Referring 10 the fact that n large pulp
mill IS soon 10 be- operated in Richmond
the Floyd Press says that there are large
quantities " poplar timber In mat county
which viii find a market IN Richmond
when the new railroad Is built
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-07

Another argument that we No. no
deal about IS the threatened o. 10
split I'm the Democratic party o. ODD. p9pu-
lar election OF senator's a. allowed The
danger IL much greater that there Will
d. a snlit IN the Democratic party III this
nopular appeal 20 the people H. refused.
Nothing VIII DO so mich 20 solidify the
r,rtv 10 allay the spirit OF suspicion ana
unrest that IS abroad, TO retire the charge
If corporation influences and OF the cor
rupt use OF money. as to throw this whole
hing open % the people OF the state TO
make their own selection Then man
has credentials which no man can i'm
nsach. which will shut the mouth OF de-
traction. and will put renewed health IN
the corrupt places In inc party lnHn ls'
=. TINS, that Tuesdays meeting will bear
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-07

Across the board she looks at me
Ny s0ul responds oOediently:
She Is my wife. and with her eve
She tells me there Is no more pie.
Detroit Free Press.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-07

Roosevelt forbids the Sew York police
10 belong 70 political clubs, but tho
clubs Will Remain in the hands Of the
police just the same.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-07

which 90 is called may De submitted To
t,a st.f. committee. and fhlt ,h.s come
mrfes will respond 90 tl9 demand thus
..'' "'''
What has become ~ The Republican
...,.. O.. am rl. rs,.ar? DO they not
parry '' .,.. 80 ,,,i. candle
want " popular '... '''' .....',.. ...,
date? Aro they whipped e".I'' ,,.
Arc they in existence n virginia. " ~
are their leaders, what Dis lNet
tee doug2 10 is charged llal WIG" ..'
Republican leaders OF ms S'-.7
v.ded with office unoer ID hi' .t'.-
existence. the objects ~ t1oir prominence
On party affairs have already been a..
tanned. aud that they care nothing about
local men or measures .n 5,a.e Eo o,l.',
ment What are they doins 20 ,. ,elH ....~
ms f'pi''r. .i .'' 1890 urm ,h.,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-07
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-07

The young physician who gathered two
thousand people in front OK his house
looking at the Spanish beauty" on the
window pane would not make bad
press agent ln any business.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-07

Aeuinaldo's surrender has reached the
prominent officials here say' stage IN
the reports from Washington.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-07

There are lots Of folks who would not
pass counterfeit money even II they saw
it lying on the sidewalk.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-07

rope. victorla's weight Is III pounds
but the wait OF the Prince OF Wales Is
different.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-07

This is the first time on record that
window glasses made people see strange
things just ike ordinary beer mugs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-07

Cecil Rhodes appears TO have a regular
Plunger Healey style Of oratory.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-07

In days OF old. when knights were bold
And woocd with loves delight,
As surely as he won the day
OF course she won the knight.
Philadelphia Bulletin.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-07
PEOPLE AND POLITICS.
BY AN OBSERVER.

on Tuesday Of this week, the so-ea'eu
May Convention meets TO devise ways
and means for the selection OF unl'ea
States Senator's by some popular
method The opponents OF this move
ment have been hard-put to devise arsu-
ments 10 discredit IL. This opposiuoh
lacks consistency OF purpose. Nheh 'ho
hfty-two signers issued their CAL Few
weeks ago. I'm some quarters II Was Nely
much like throwing rock at yeiioN-
Jackets nest. Angry buzzinss were
heard in the political air. or 20 FaiS
the figure somewhat this call came HAe
Burns plOw-share that uncovered t"e
mouse's nest There was great sour
rying 90 cover. Some Of the inIlueh''al
followers of politics in this State did NOT
relish the taking OF the public INTO 'he.r
confidence and plans. They had maze
this thing. the handling of Legs alui Co.
"a lifelong business and study ana they
saw a certain amount of their Wen l1iu
methods OK procedure rudeiy shaken ana
disrupted. A number Of opposition drsu-
ments suggested themselves. THESE ar
guments were not always consistent ana
parallel. Some were quite az coun'eIio.n
with each other or one thing the les'S-
lative manlpulatOrs were very poslliNr'
That is. they were opposed TO referring
this favorite dignity back 20 "A popular
choice. Their feelings prompted them 10
hlsty and ill-ludsod speech. IN
course that the different prominent menl-
bers oi the opposition took they ieii'i''o
ed one very much OF the old nursery
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-07
Ihr Method

Here a case of a man who went 10
law in order 10 get The sirl he loved away
from her parents
TOOK out writ or attachment, ! sup
pose. Chicago Post.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-07

The Virginia militia will soon assume
its old time dress parade grandeur.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-07

coaxer than the schley wink. '-Balti-
more American.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-07

The carriage combine is easily the
biggest things on wheels
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-07

That Mr.. Martins friends intended to
conduct bis canvass .n the same o'd stii-
hunting manner There is boo doubt That
these Same men who have been Slated to
run for the Legislature through the die
fcreut counties ot tle State 1re nnW lor-
bling up and protesting against this May
convention is apparent. one of the most
sneci1us arguments presented iu opp0-
siuon is that thoro is danger of doing
away with Tie sovereignty of the states
hy asking popular election nj senators.
on the contrary If The Federal consti-
tuition VIII remove The restriction as 10
the method that the State shall adopt in
the selection of its senators. and allow
tie various States Co select them as they
please 30 would De ali the greater badge
of State sovereignty To would become
species of popular lunacy the Ike of which
the world has never seen for The weaker
American States which are BOO the ma-
iOrity in the Senate 90 join with % feW
strong States like New York and Penn
syivania and aDportion senators accord
ing 10 population throughout the Union.
This is the veriest bOgyman. rugged up
by very shallow reasOners 10 frghten
people from their trust in popular olo'-
ti0ns. Then we hear much about the les-
isiat0rs being more capable Of judging
OF The qualifications of a man than the
ignorant whites and poor negroes of the
state l. for my part. should rather trust
a good healthy-sOuled. omen air. honest.
unlettered mountaneer living in his iit-
tle home on The hillside 90 cast his vote
for q worthy man 10 represent us in the
American Senate than 10 trust the
back office. c0rporati0n-atto~ney fat-fed
"lXer' OF legislators 10 exercise "a SINH
Tar franchise. II is very remarkable how
=0iicitOus some people have gotten in
their private. confidential orrumcr'r
about allowing the Door and i~
voters 10 have any say I'm this
nf o senator.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-07

rope. NictOrias weight ID III pouhuS'
but the wait OF the Prince OF Wales Is
different.
There are lots Of folks who would not
pass counterfeit money even If they saw
it lying on the sidewalk.
This is the first time on record that
window glasses made people sec strange
things just ike ordinary beer mugs.
Roosevelt forblds the Sew York police
10 belong 10 political clubs, but tho
clubs Will remain in the hands Of the
police just the same.
Cecil Rhodes appears to have a regular
Plunser Healey style Of oratory.
The Virginia militia will soon assume
its old time dress parade grandeur.
Aeuinaldo's surrender has reached the
prominent officials here say" stage IN
the reports from Washington.
The young physician who gathered two
thousand people in front OK his house
looking at The Spanish beauty" on the
window pane. would not make bad
press agent 90 any business.
The carriage combine is easily the
biggest things on wheels
General Lacret. OF Havana, says the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-07

Suppose that it We're true that this ape
peal 20 the people originated among men
who desire TO become candidates for the
United States Senate. DO $50. they had
reason tO believe thar the election ot
senator this time would Doe mere form.
That 10 had AN been arranged for the iH-
yorlte and that nobody else "ueed apply
They were assured by knowing and
truthful men who We're in the confidence
of Mr. Martins canvass chat Dor had ai-
ready won DIS race Then what was lelt
for them 10 do bat 20 so directly 10 The
people and ask than they he permitted
to submit their claims and stand on thor
merits before th.s huIi trlbunal' If this
request IS refused them. if the state EN-
ccutivc Committee declines % hear this
appeal. then tho Democratic party is
m1chinc-ridden party. and fhe State.
through chat party. is mach'ne-lldaen
state. and it might ass well 5e adver-
tlscl from the house tops.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-07
Refreshing Suggest IONS.

Thirsty patriots are nnding comfort
in the Dewey "rickey' and the Funston
..dzz". but theirs il no more effective
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-07

General Lacret. OF Havana, says the
100000 sent the Cubans Will DC spent
in the saloons This is calculated TO
make Mr. Corbctt regret that he gave
up his Havana project.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-07

game.
some flew East. and some few Wost.
And some flew over the cuckoos nest
But they have no ono TO blame but them
selves if the people desire o. take ms
matter in hand The politicians Of TINS
State invited Dr. by the assumption that
some few of them could pick out canal-
dates for the Legislature al over VIZ
gina in sufficient numbers 20 elect tnolr
chosen candidate. They made their
boasts of 'hs They felt secure in mo
ola order of things. and did not antii-
pate thar "a squau would descend upon
them ont NJ 900 apparently clear 7hS
which might upset their boat. u was
very amusing 20 motto the hurrying hi.her
and thithor over tho State, and the giving
out of the lines of argument 10 ne pur-
sued. and tho efforts 90 oppose, discreill
and conf1uul the movement.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-07

The opposition 10 this movement largely
comes from tac open and ato"ed SUPP
porters of Mr Martins candidacy FOR the
Senate. How sincere these gentlemen are
boo putting forth OF these hostile reasons.
do NOT care t1 inquire. The Lynch0urs
News. ODD .p.ut of disgust. says that
the whole contest is a. battle between
zone SEQ OF machine politicians against
another $40 ~ machine politicians. we
cannot look unUu DO iu this "s0lr fash
iou." It is more than mere f00iery
t0 us. We prefer t0 think about 10 as the
.at-i0t. end,ayors of two different
classes OF public men who are eager and
anxious for the people to arrive 90 me
choice of candidate which VIII Desc
oxcmpIfy the highest type of their cNlli-
cation. and who VIII most powerfully and
faithfully discharge the duties OF me
high office. Let us grant that the arsu-
mouts put forth by Sir. Martins sup
r0rters The opposition o. this mo- ement,
were prompted lv sincere and patr ulc
Impulse Let MS grant that the sign rs
of this c1ll desired Oh further 100 man s
personal ambitions bug thIt they wan" Il
t0 free the state and the Democratic
party from the scandals and reproaches
10 which elections Dog Legislatures are
becoming so fruitful. let us grant tndt
they ull are honorable men, aad taking
This as starting point how unfortunate
IT. is that the advocates off Mr. Martins
reelection t0 tine Senate should $50 persis-
teutly charge that this whole movement
D. a. personal and selfish one. We pee
pea. that. 30 it i4 they have nobody but
themselves to blame for IT, D. there
were other men boo this State who desired
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-07

Now when q fellow finds That there IS
NOT single summer suit In Ibis CUSTODY
there comes % French astronomer WIN
the pleasing information that the sun
will not lose us heat for 600 years.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-07

Tho latest cable letter from London
gives the weights of the Queens OF Eu-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-07

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-07

The two Italians arrested here may
not De counterieners. but they are carry
ing the idea of free silver too far.
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