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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-19
POLITICAL APATHN.

An article in these columns several
months ago in relation TO the Indifference
which Southern voters have shown to-
wards state elections attracted atten-
ton far and wide. We pointed out that
i'm several Soehern states during the
election last fall less than half Of the
voters turned out al the polls. The rea-
son was that the election of the candi-
dates by the Democratic party was
foreg1ue conclusion. and voters did not
trouble themselves TO cast ballot. We
pointed out the danger in such indiffer-
ence 10 the welfare of the State, and
now comes from the state Of Arkansas
a singular veridcation Of our contention.
IL is said that during the late election
I'm Little Rock. where from 5000 to 1000
voters are registered. only 800 votes were
cast and that other towns and cities
I'm the state showed similar Indifference
to the election. Members Of the Legisla-
lure were to be chosen. and voters seem
cd 10 think that it made very little diff
ference what sort of men were elected,
but business men are now brought face
10 face with their folly. The legislature
passed IT'S famous antitrust law, by
which almost every responsible insurance
company is debarred from doing business
in that state. and SD consequence large
interests have been left without any pro
lection against fire. There has been al
most panic in business circles. and ciu-
zens all over the State have cried out in
indignant protest against the stupid law.
Not only SO, but it is said that under the
statute. as interpreted by the Attorney
General. labor organizations may be dis
banded and prosecuted
We DO not believe in taking politics into
business. but it is most essential that
business should so into politics with the
eve OF eternal vigilance. Business men
cannot afford TO be Indifferent 10 politics,
Indifferent TO the men who are elected 10
make laws and 10 execute laws. indif-
ferent TO measures which are adopted for
the government Of society. The business
men Of Arkansas have had wholesome
lesson by which they and business men
i'm ali other states should profit in the
future
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bilious 20 he the teader OF the great
party to be made mp of what he calls
tho plain people. regardless of their
race. color, or previous party affiliation.
lie IS attacking what he calls the money
power and he and his associates arc try
ing TO array the masses against "organ-
lied wealth" Mr. Bryan said plainly
that he does not want in his party any
body who does not believe in free silver
and the other pronouncements OF the
Chicago platform. on the other hand
ho has welcomed all who do believe in
free silver. and Republicans, Socialists
and Populsts have been as welcome as
those who have styled themselves Demo-
Gratis
There IS to be another political dinner
I'm New York known az the Working
mems Dinner. and 1t is announced that
one of the speakers is a Socialist. 1t is
also announced that Mr. Bryan will at,
tend that dinner party and rally the at
tendants around the banner OF free sill
YER
I'm an open letter which was recently ad-
dressed TO Mr. Bryan through the coll
umns Of the Verdict, a political paper
lately started in New York by o. II. y.
Belmont who sat at meat with Mr..
Bryan at the Dollor Dinner and who had
promised his support to Bryan in case
he should be nominated. This paper is
edited by Alfred Henry Lewis, who. as
correspondent of the New York Journal,
was notorious in Bryans support during
the campaign of 1896 Among other things
Mr.. Lewis says
And you have foes in those Southlands.
Some, Ike OEerral1. tell openly of your
arrangements 10 stump Virginia against
him for the Populist four years ago.
Others are digging up the story OF your
wasted vote for Springer in the Mis-
Crisp speakershlp caucus contest OF the
Fifty-second Congress. Better than any,
Won Yourself well know the reason that
prompted you TO throw away vote on
Springer while ho himself was voting
for Crisp. lt was IN fight so breath
lesslv close that two votes told the story
and on which a Presidency and a Tarih
were both supposed 10 pend. You your
self know your reason for that wasted
.-ote 10 have been so selfshly sectional
that. II # were advertised, it would lose
YOU every delegate south Of the Mason
Dixon line.
Yet this IS the man who IS put forward
as the great exponent OF Democracy
tho man who prescribes the conditions
upon which men may affiliate with the
Democratic party, the man who is idol
lied and idcalzed as the great friend Of
tho Southern people
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RIsYAN WOkSHIp.

The Manassas journal, having asKed
the supporters of Mr.. Bryan II he VIII
be stronger in 1900 than he was In 1875
the Louisa News replies:
Why should not Bryan be stronger
now? He is on the side OF the poorer
classes. Just where Christ stood. and
we believe Bryan is as safe protector
for the masses as exists to-day In the
Union.
Here is admiration akin TO idolatry
This paper thinks 1t not irreverent for
Mr.. Bryan to liken his black and tan
dinner party in New York 10 the Lord 5
Supper, but goes bow shot beyond and
actually Institutes a comparison between
Mr.. Bryan and the Saviour Of mankind.
Mr.. Bryan's followers have caught some
thing of his own spirit. He regards him
self as the leader OF holy cause, and
It is not surprising that he should hsva
rallied around him all the fanatics who
take the same extreme view.
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WEDNESDAY. APRIL H. 1ses


The opponents ~ the May convention
are trying TO becloud the issue by putt
iing ont the report that the convention
has been called 90 further the interests
~ some candidate FOR Senator. There
fore We are told by number Of Demo
Gratis who have spoken that il this were
bona-ddo convention TO iuaugurate some
system by which the people of Virginia
might express their choice Of candidates
for Senators they would Join heartily in
The movement. but that they viii not take
part IN tho convention seeing that that is
not its prime object
This IS simply begging the question.
Why discuss the question Of motiyes2
Tho signors Of the clu mo- matter what
their purpose may he. certainly cannot
control the action of the delegates who
attend the convention The convention
Will do what seems good To the delegates.
The convention may declare for a pri-
mary. or declare FOO favor of the present
system. or nominate O. candidate. Why
not? The people are supreme
Now. it seems 90 us that am Democrats
in Virginia who are NOT afraid to trust
the people should not only Doe willing that
this convention be held. bat ln true
spirit Of party loyalty. they should give
80 their aid and announcement aud should
ioiu heartily with the movers in making
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oc.l,lQoot3lQc.9olc.c

Immortal charge aud capture of the hii
OF san JuAI-
.Ths grand review opening The eve.
r.fss entertainment was Wuat lt hag
always been. 3D. mos. superb spectacle. tLg
u ..ole scene being nirl With tterlna
crowd 0t h0. semen. Indian Cosslck. Mex.
.ru Ga.aUo. Arab and cowboy win
de'achmeais of the cavalry of England.
Germany Russia and The United slater
and sQuadrOus 0t Cubaus. HaRaIans
Porto R.cau, and loyal fllpiu0-
-At their head appeared ,Ae most gsl-
ant horsemau 0f them all. Buffalo Bill
whose reception gave once more the most
abundant evidence OF his popularity
-Er far however. the most attrtctlVs
feature of the entertainment was the
assault and capture OK the MIN of san
Juan" First was shown the s1theriug
of the American forces. infantry. cavalry
and Rough Riders. marching in unul ma
vast arena was allied with armed men.
who camped and sung round thc watcn-
nres tll uight zen. and then in the dark
ness disappeared most mysterous ly.
Dawn revealed al one end OF the arena
"a grassy slope crowned by palm trees
and a Spanish bl0ckhOuse defended ei
men I'm blue drill uniforms and hroed
somDrcros
suddenly the American forces charged
lr the men extending in skirmish order
snd opening "a brisk hre. thai was Re-
spondei % by the defenders ol thl nIll.
Artillery wheeled Into position and MS
rumble OF Gatimg guns filled the build
ing The spaniards replied. but the az
sailants pressed forward and thea. in a
vhirlwind Of cheers and ayins colors.
went charging up the slope over the lines
OF Spanish dead
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THAT BLACK ANDrAN DINNrE.

The baltimore sun prints kilograms
from various points en- the South showing
that Mr. Bryans admirers throughout
this section ave anything but pleased
with the fact that be- attended d. banquet
a. New York 80 which nesro men and
women sat at the same table with the
whites. The Richmond correspondent
says that Mr. Byn's support accepted
with the greatest di-ta.ie This report d"
and that parusars OF SIR Bryan dis
like 20 discuss the matter.
A special from Austin Texas. SAYS
that Democratic Stale officials and
other Democrats in attendance upon the
Legislature are indignant over the state.
ment that white and colored people COM
mingled at the Bryan dinner"
kilograms from Atlanta and New Or
leans say that Democrats DO not hold
NJ Bryan responsible for The attend.
ance Of the colored folks but that IL
NJ. Bryan accepted the invitation 20 sit
az the table. knowing that negroes would
De there ON an equal footing. then he
has offended thousands Of his Southern
trends"
Whether Sir Bryan knew or not that
the black 'olks would attend. 81 IS quite
certain. if We may accept his subsequent
comments as fair evidence OF his feel
ings. that hc was not at all offended at
The presence OF the blacks. lie said that
Il was the greatest public dinner he ever
attended and that the behavior OF the
guest1 was admirable. So far as We
can gather from his public comments.
he was immensely pleased that all sorts
and conditions 81 people OF an races.
white. yellow and black commineled to-
sether al that banquet. and expressed
their approyal.of him az their champion
and leader We have watched Mr. Bryan's
course with keen interest and 4; is per-
Isotly plain to our mind that he 10 am
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SOUTHERN NOTES

Charleston Is moving for a modern first
class hotel. ana the News ard Courier
is calling for nineteen volunteers with
5000 each to make the thing 90.
A new Baptist church was organized
Sunday afternoon in Savannah. making
the third church Of that denomination in
the city.
Jesse Hutchinson, an electrician. recent
~ graduated from Auburn College, Ala,
is exhibiting in Mobile an apparatus OF
his invention for making the deaf hear
words spoken in ordinary tone and also
TO hear musical instruments. The APP
paratus IS about the size OF an ordinary
pocket book and can be carried conven-
iently on the person. Persons totally
deaf were experimental with and they
heard the music on a piano fifty feet
away. to their great JOY and delight.
Or. Daniel Hook Howell. well-known
physician and surgeon OF Atlanta. IS
dead
Inc MACON t4tt tVuHClt mas p"Hn'p :"
resolution allowing the members Of the
police force OF that city furlough Of
ten days with full pay. The furloughs
begin May ist, and continue from time
to time until August 18th. -Four police
men will so every ten days.
The smi-annuai convention OF the Geor-
ria State Medical Association will con-
vene In Macon to-day.
The Columbia Record suggests Con-
eressmen I.atimer and Stokes. Attorney
General Bellinger and Senators Sheppard
and Henderson as probable candidates
for Governor Of Stouh Carolina in 1900
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A VIVID PICTURE.
The "Witchery OF Noble iiorseman
shin" Entranced New Workers.

The New York Herald OF last i"ufsu'y
saws: Again have Buiiaio 1911. anu ms ms
congress of rough riders ol '"e ~u'''
~ ~. 80 roble horsemanship. and IN adj
- ~ mis- they last night thrilled the
Jules of all beholders with the more
y,vid plcture OF American vaior In the
..nr.ssntaton on grand scale OF the
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sary disciplinary measure for the benef

sary disciplinary measure for the benefit
OF tho ONCE holders themselves. II Il
not right TO let an officer OF government
90 on from year TO year without knowing
that he IL accountable for his acts and
that he Is liable to be called upon at any
moment to make An exhibit. Humanity
is frall and needs a constant stimulus 10
duty. discipline IL as necessary 20
grown up people as 1t is to children. and
we say that the inspection system Is
bounden duty upon the State-a moral
obligation as well as measure OF pro-
lection.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-19

CURRENT COMMENT.

According TO the New York sun the
Massachusetts Senate is laying a rash
hand upon the sacred language Of the
law and would piune 1t of some Of that
ordered luxuriance OF expression which
is one of its charms. Thus for the time
honored give grant. bargain sell and
convey the iconoclasts will substitute
the paitry and bioodiess grant; for con-
vey. remise. release and forever quit
claim. and miserable naked release or
quit claim" Seriously, IL IL strange in
deed that in this civilized age We have
olung to these bunglesome old EXPIRES
sions of the law They are confusing
rather than explicit, and a revision OF
legal nomenclature is one OF the demands
of the age.
The Macon Telegraph says:
Thomas Jefferson himself made the
plans for the University OF Virginia.
which institution he founded. and II IS
said that when it was restored after its
disastrous fire of a few years ago the
best that the foremost firm OF New
York architects could do was 10 follow
out the founders original plans"
The old man was quite a successful
in laying the foundations of Democracy
and building up the superstructure. Yet
there are political jack legs in New York
and elsewhere who do not hesitate in
this day to suggest Improvements. The
ola fashioned Jefrersonian structure IS
good enough for us, and We shall abide
there forever.
Tho roller coaster Is TO be the sensa-
ton OF Coney Island this season. The
inventor proposes by this strange APP
paratus TO enable one 10 experience the
thrilling sensation Of being whirled about
through space in an upside-down oOndi-
ton. The plans now on file al the Pat
ent ONCE show a regulation roller coast
er or railway. with a series Of gradients
and sharp curves. by which the car car
rying the passengers acquires an enor-
nous impetus. At the proper instant
the car enters that part OF the track
which makes a complete somersault upon
Itself giving one the novel experience OF
being turned over. The inventor does
not say so. but we suppose that IL is his
intention 10 supply the means whereby
New Workers may know how Mr.. Rich
ard Croker feels after having tackled
cation.
1.-THE Anelo-Saxon race dominates the
world" says the Philadelphia Ledger.
because ii keeps its courage under try
ing circumstances.
That is equivalent 10 saying that the
Anglo-SaXons ought TO rule. conces-
sion. truly for the Ledger which has
not hitherto believed that the whites
should rule in the South.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-19
AFTERMATH.

The report that Mr.. Porter had resign
ed disposition as private secretary TO the
President is denied
Mrs. Marian Treat Mckay. a divorced
woman. was married in Washington on
Monday TO Albert Won Bruenng. Her
former husband. Gordon Mckay. sent
SlOc. 900 worth OF securities as a bridal
present.
A curious thing occurred while Mr.. Will
liam j. Bryan was being introduced to
his Schenectady audience. While referring
to the abundant supply OF torch-bearers
ever present when the light Of true De-
mocracy might temporarily be obscured.
al the electric lights went out.
10 is reported from London that the
Treasury Department intends TO proceed
with the prosecution of Ernest Il. Hooley.
the bankrupt Spectator. upon charges Of
fraud, and that two others will also be
prosecuted
A novel funeral took place at White
Oak. Ind. on Sunday. Two years ago
William Hayes died, leaving a largo es-
tate. During his life he was very eccen-
tric. In his will he provided that his
body was TO be taken up and placed
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-19

NO cannot agree with YOU am
sure that true religion is not diminish
ing"
well. YOU may be right Anything
used on Sundays only ought 20 last =
long time indianapolis Journal
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Shc-They toll mo the Black baby has
her fathers hair.
He's that possibie2 thought his
wife got AN of it.-Yonkers Statesman.
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Thomas Jefferson was born on April :.
1915 Oh style. or April -. new style. or
any day In the year, modern Democratic
style.-St. Louis Globe-Democrst
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The Minneapolis Tribune says "a Ger
man nrm adyertses beer tabloids. one OF
which. dropped into a glass OF water. will
turn it into beer as fresh as q iust
drawn Now let an the GROWERS stop.
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who favor 81 with society Items anu
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An Ohio man ia celebrating bis soth
birthday said he never had cross word
with IFS wife and everybody is puzzled
10 know whether be was ever married.
II she was deaf and dumb. or II he is
simply lying at that ripe old age
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-19

General Lawton says he will need 100 900
men In the Philippines. but he really only
needs one--Aguinaldo.
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PETERSBURG AGENT.
Mrs. :. L. HUTCHINSON. 7 LOMBARD
STREET.
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SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

II has r9r SOME vears been the custom
of the Colonial Dame, of America I'D
the State 0f Nirsfuia Go give, once a
year. an elegant entertainment OF SOM
historic date. lu that given last night
in accordance with This custom, the so
cIety scored one of the most complete
triumph. m JOS history. THE au'li was
combf-T oo ut reception ana DAM
and Was given "a the Jchei9oh iio'e''
The event oommrmoraied Was '"' "i
Thanksgiving established Dog act or I'D.
Genera Assembly of virginia Tho holri
never looked more r'dian' i"' .,lt me
the reception Was go i0 cloch' l"'
Reception Committee consisting OF lh-
officer OF the society ana inc el,'.'
or the faf.o's ,omnll ices, "7 -o'.',....
who wore .n exquisite gown of cream
satin with tND OLD lace, FiplrI- i"4 "''
mOuds
Mrs Charles Washington 'oI'Hii"'
FIRST vlce-pt,f black siiN
Airs. ST. H. Peasants. second Vice-pres-
ideut. BLACK sAh ...
Mrs Reginald Gilman registrar. oe''''.-
ful gown Of black satin. with lace.
ratsrv. steel gray silk. black lace, PLUS
roses.
Mrs lH.r Carter Ifrl' CORES '''i'..r
secretary. black fNk
A.. v.rIIu D. Robins historian. black
silk
Mrs Meredith MONTAGUE chairman o-
fine sumner committee. pIae SILK. u.d .a..
pearls.
MISS Vireuit Pl-a-tuts. cndIruii o.
fho Invita- don Committee. blue Ih ".I
lace. sapphire.
Mrs Malvern a.. Pltte'son N-i''
Mrs. Isaac Davenport superb lnp'.
gown 0f yellow -atIn diamonds
eeutemen's Re apton 'oihi'l'.'"
sisted OF AIR Nyudhau no.NNs
man. and Mee-rs. james -'"
s.r Randolph uoladaN lreh b. f'-..
30 Patterson john EHlar. .o3iN,
Atiuau shelton. d. A. Lancaster. D..
P4nloluh Niulms. george Mayo. '. i..
Do,.ld and Granville Valentine
Nr. Thomas Boiling performed '''
duties " Introduction. ,'''r- KIT
ann page read thoughtful ann lt.''
,.t,,o uayer whose slbie.t Wd- -.-i'
.y.nt Of which the daf Nas the anii
sar,. after which Judge 3. T. ". Dlnr
read Il fine original paper. ho'H
mn won 80. ..' and NJ menu aud Service
per "'' -. s.tl tll.f they were boz
IL may o1 49,. min table was belur-
yono "'' i'll" ln- colonial o1.1rs.
l",.s ,I-. .,od here sat the following
company ...... and Governor
Alrs. u a. Kin q.a,.,..
Tyler Mrs lto6e 5.s' W...,.,,..,.,
Nelson Page. DTS. a. r
Coleman ana JUS - tt,- n ID
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In vault two years after his death.
",r''" was SUNDAY
wera nlaced ,gar. ~. he d.cor,,.l LII
red. white and blue ribbons rive plat.
forms for dancing were TO be erected.
musie. and the crowd present we're To-
feast on five head Of cattle twenty head
oh,,',,. iS',... -. g -. ,.
o'Sp'iSeu 10 me Cro%u. ~ 49, ~ -
| tbe win pierre ~ his opIy cbll5 WAS
to be- disinher.ted.
TWO thousand persons were I'm attend
ance ana me terms OF me VIM ,, were 'uls
Kept up until late az night
Crimes are dom I'm Ifbertv.s name.
And plumber I'm dress patriotic.
w, - -. a.. a.. ,~,..,1
Cutting capers that seem quite Quixotc.
,. ..-.... e...-
''' '''' '''
up
W.. ,,,.. ,ro,,., ~ s,-ll binders chewing
60.
,..-..,.., .,.,,.,. r..s,.,....., .li,,,.-.
At the Hi'iN'D-N'"" 1'''''
MI ~ IL
e'''
Chris Magee has deserted Quay. ana
another Jones Is billed % pay the
i'0's"N
Cherokee Indians with s4l5ooo are going
- oo,e fo Mexico II would seem frotn
'''"'
easy ''''''l'
So,,to- pi1. No., bss hsan res+ir.,
.e.- ola Point h,, the hotel clerks there
h,,o mn, ,,,..u oe,.i,l ,.otic. Of his ,res-
a,.e
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-. ,......'... -. 81. ,,,-
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Mr. Bryan said in Richmond during the
campaign the men who leave the Demo.
cratic party now shall be burned with
the brand Of traitor and they shall not
come back again. His burning iron seems
TO have cooled on q little.
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New York is to have cemetery for
birds. dogs and cats. This is a great
scheme for cat in the ground is worth
two on the roof.
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A physician says that people who sleep
with their mouths shut 1--we the longest.
This is often the ease I'm Kentucky with
those who are awake
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Football was at one time a crime In
England, but Ike many crimes it has
been played until it has become 4 pas.
time