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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-08
FREIGHT TRAIN WRECKED.
40 One Hurt, but Al, Mail Trains De-
!aycd Twelve Hours.
tspecial Dispateh to The Times.)

FRONT ROYAL, W. Nov There
was wreck this morning on the Norfolk
and Western Railway near Riverton, Va
4 north bound double-header freight train.
as it was rounding q curve near the Car
son LIME Company's side-track, was par
tally deratIed, many cars leaving the
tracks.
The engine, however. stayed on the track
for half mile. No one was injured, bu-
many of the trucks and several cars were
badly smashed. All mail trains nave been
delayed and are row twelve hours behind
time. All points south OF mere to Basic
C ty are out of their mail. aud papers
showing election returns would command
a premium
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the country. sut unfortunately It did not
profit by Its mistakes. It came before
the people In 1860 with a reaf iirna ton OF
I the Chicago platform, with the reisolni-s
nation of The man who had ioststhe ilshs
four years previously, and with the same
mann gers who had conducted tn aiiaarss
sof the party in that campass en-
The people had repud.ated free:
silverlsm and Bryan and Jones ana.
Aitgeld and CON Harvey md TIL y u
man and the rest Of them, and YET
strange as it may seem, the nnrty went.
into the next contest with the same
! biunders and the same biunderers. owsi
many defeats. in the name OF common On
sense, are necessary to convince Essthss
! party that it has blundered? How many.
=WateTioos are necessary to convince .slle
parry generals that their mode OF war
fare is inlpTa cticabie?
II the party will now purge itself s OF
PopuIism and Organism. and return to
those principles upon which it was founded
and fight its own battles without aili-
iancss with alien parties, and line up under.
leaders who believe in and represent Its
cardinal principles, it will. in our opinion.
turn Its defeat into a glorious fiumpt.
we sincerely hope that this course will.
be pursued. Thousands and thousands OF
Democrats throughout the land feel that
they have been wounded in the house OF
their friends and in grea distress they
have been driven away from the party party
of their natural utilization. They are
ready and anxious to return All that
they ask is that the old Democratic house.
hold may oe swept and garnished and
put in order. that PoDulists and Free s.i-#
yer Republicans may be turned out and
that the vacant dlairs which they were ere
ACCUSTOMED 10 occupy shall be placed
Tor them around the family fireside. lhat
done. be sure they will lose no time IN
coming il, and they will sing praises ana
say: "Behold, how good and how seautl-
ful a. thing it is for Democrats to dwell
together in unity
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-08
,,rT1IoSs GIVEN AWAY.

..--e..,gy c.s.-''ssS .sr.s % Tic plio..e 10
- . - r5,s eafiaerEr which Is not afraid
- - 10 generous. Tie proor:etoss o. DE-
49, Sew Discovery for Consumption,
ztsa,,s.,s ana Gods, have given away over
r7fs,:.sls, ;r.di hstt.es asd have the sal
ssssfefioT, Of knowing 1t has cured ti1otis-
- at 10 astzzs cases. Astil.na. Ernr-
,,fffS Ia grippe and AT fi,rpet 1sSs
49,; r.ale dis fse.s are surely ctryess ", i
,-.n On ClveTis & af15ar Drug f'osfi.s.tls-.
o.,aoslte postoftes. asls iSss Tee tFifs
bottie Rest.Isir SIZE sec. aHd Sic. Every
bottle guaranteed.
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fUlales.
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specimen coIies tree.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-08
oFErNs1y-E EVEN 10 MYSELF.

f. !. Bottom, druggist. cookshire, Que.
says: .For 70 years suffered from Ca
tarrh. Ny breath was Very offensive. even
10 myself. 1 tried everything which prom
ised me a cure. In almost all instances
had to proclaim them no good at all.
was induced to try Dr. Aguew's Cafafrha!
Powder. I got relief instantly amer MS
annlication. I, cured me- ana l am free
from all the effects of t." For sale by
Owens s. Minor Drug Co. opposite POST
office; Polk Miller Drug Co, corner Ninth
and Main Streets.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-08
Al5l'ii!ili.AYH.

It is announced that Mr.. Bryan since
his nomination has received on an aver
age $500 letters and Enclosures day
900 while on tour and about 900 vt his
home in L,ncO II, Neb. According to re-
port a multitude of useful gifts have
cached the Nebraska leader though the
mail He has received many luck
bringer'' in the form of a RABBITS foot,
horseshoes in great variety and abnnd
.nce, d small library OF books, more than
80 canes. and sundry ana divers photo
graphs Of himself and others.
Colonel John NJ. Brooke, who designed
the ram Memimsc ana thus revolusonized
marine warfare. is still living at Licking
ton, professor emeritus Of physics IN lne
Virginia Military Institute. De is no"
seventy n.ne years Cd, but is stu visor-
Gus and walks from his residence On the
outskirts Of the city TO the postotiice at
the same hour every morning.
Lord Lansdowne, who is slated for the
head Of tie British Foreign Once, appears
10 have been born to the purple. He has
been IN public LIFE about thirty years, and
during that time has been a Lord OF the
Treasury, Untersacretary of War, Under
secretary OF India. Governor General of
Canada. Governor General Of India. and
since 1895 Secretary of War, and yet h
IS rated man of moderate talents and
IS tremendously unpopular with the peo-
pie
sw.tzerland's universities are still the
most popular educational institutions in
Europe for women students from all parts
of the world. OF $50 students ut the Uni
yersity of Zurich 21S are women. One
hundred and twenty Of these are studying
medicine, IS philosophy, II natural science
md IL Jurisprudence. Only IS are OF
Swiss nationality. Niaety-seven are Rus,
asaS. . are Americans and % are Ger
,tasss;.
The contractor who built the City Hal
ii Denver, Col, is now selling cigars anc
olceo at a stand in the corridor Of tina,
ding.
Miss Mary L. oren, who has just beeE
appointed manager OF the South Florida
Telegraph Company at the Plant System
depot in Tampa, is=sa Northern girl, wht
had he'd several responsible places witt
the soun Florida Company prior to this
appointment.
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LOW RATES NORTH AND WEST

before you trave: North &C West eal
,non or acaress the Undersigned for soS-
est rates via York River Line and ba!st-
more and Ohio Railroad Royai Blue
,.ire,. S.perb steamer service to Baia-
mora, connecting with the finest. Fastest
ar5 ,,Fast train In the word Leave
So daily Except Sugldayt from tina
s.,,.bsrn Railway Depot ut 40 2. ~
Andy to Richmond Transfer Company.
oos cast Main Street: or Arthur G. Law
80 ac,,+te-n Passenger Agent Baltimore
"a Ohfo Railroad. Norfolk. W.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-08
ruar vYKoBBING HEADAcHE

wo,d quickly leave you, if you used Dr..
tS:no,s New Life Pills. Thousands OF SUI
ferers have proved their matca!ess merit
for SICK and Nervous Headaches. They
make nure blood and build mp Your tealth.
0nIv u cents. Money back II not cured.
soId bv Owens C Minor Drug Company,
ooposits postoffice.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-08
NOW ron THE CONVENTION.

Now that the national election is over
the people of Virginia will turn Gsir ut
senIson to a question Of local government
which most seriously concerns them We
are about to assemble at the State capital
a convention 10 revise the Constitution.
Several grave questions. questions OF vital
importance to the good Of this Common
for adjudication, and in order 10 the oest
results we must have . delegation from
the State Of true representative Virgin
saEs; men OF ability, men of character,
men OF devotion TO the States interests.
men whose stagleaess of purpose viii be
to frame a Constitution which will con-
.erre The liberties of the people. which
win establish the best possible system OF
law and order and Democratic govern
ment.
sinia. there is no lack of such men as we
have described. 1t only remains for the
people of the State to select them and
send them as delegates &c the convention.
If ever there WAS "a occasion in the his
tory Of the. State wfaen the Office should
seek the man it is now. It is the time
for place-lianters and small politicians to
be retired 10 the rear 1t is the time for
yi,gsnians 10 pick and choose the Very
best ma1eria. that can be had and make
the convention In fact as we'll as in name
. truly representative Body. There are
difficult problems to be solved, but II the
rsSht men are chosen, and If they come
80 the convention determined within them
selves 10 discharge this sacred duty WITH
The fear OF God before them and the well
I fare of the Commonwealth in their hearts,
the prohiesas VIII be sosyed and solved
correctly.
Lei us put national politics aside while
J. NE consider these questions of pnreiy
local Interest lie; us forget for the
s Tine being that there aas z national cleo
lion IN 1919 ana address ourselves. mind
and heart. reyeseatisllv md aserfuH,,
and pa isIioiieas.y. 10 the supre.ne duty Of
Inc hour.
-
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VA. ANNUAL CONFERENCE
s.Nor;fo1k, November 14th, Via {. go.

itNorrfo1k, November IL tn, Via c. 60.
Route.
Rou.ld-trsp tickets Va G. & o. Railway
from r c.inlond to Norfolk and RETURN
$500, viii be sold on November 18th. 14ths
and 18th, with final limit November 80.
1900. & o trains leave Richmond at .
NJ anu $40 p. NJ. daily.
IS TIE PEOPLE TESTIFY that Hood s
b SasE lparilla cures sscrofula. eruptions. ca-
I 2 blesss and on ma take it N tn con-.
sI.deHeest ha. til will do fors.ou what It has
done for theirs
E&kta
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-08
MS Task.

az surnose you have 10 take cars. TO pc E.s
,,so,,,teI,s accurate in your calcula tons,
anid the man who was watching the status
IN. No answered the man of mathematics.
..,Tbese figures aresfor campaign purposes.
What is expected of me is TO pc :. -coISiiic-
iasly inaccurate. ~ Washington so
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-08
Circuit C u.t1n session.


Especial Dispatch to Tho Iifnes.)
yyILLIAMSBUFsG, VA. Nov. Circuit
Court, Judge ]. ". q. Blackstone pre-
sgd.ne-. convened here to-day. The suit of
the Sel.ool Board of James City county
against the sureties of John NJ Dawson.
late treasurer, Is; being tried
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-08
Trust NnrtilY,

is he a trustworthy patriot asked
the earnest citizen.
Il should say So answered Senator
Sorghum. "a man that can ma We money
as brilliantly as he can is worthy of all
the trusts he is able TO control WASH
:ngtons Star.
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Positively cured by these
Little Pills.
punishment after DEATH in 1869" :


punishment after DEATH in 1862"
The Baltimore Sun which gave by al
a cordial support. says:
yesterday the nation RECORDED It's WIZ
at the polls after d political contest eoil-
Quoted With extraordinary eafheStile9S.
Issues of supreme importance Mets
involved, affecting the pernaheiics< ~
republican Institutions ana the fiSH.s u
the masses. 1t was q battle royal iiolii
start 10 finish, but, despite the lilteiisi-
" with which ii WAS Waged, patriott 4.
men of all parties VIII accept the result
as the deliberate verdict OF HaJoii'S
of the American people
''On July 9Th The sun. commenting ap,'f
the adoption of the silver plank by the
Kansas City Convention at the demand
Of Mr. Bryan, said: Mr.. Fryan mas
diminished his prospects Of election ana
weakened his party by the attitude
which he assumed when he dictated us
platform His 'yindication may
prove the most costly biundcr iii MS po-
Iitfcal career. Like the charge at Balak-
lava, it is magnificent, but II is not
war
That ill-judged and ;innec ssary decla-
ration FOR free coinage has cost MI. cry :
an the presidency Mr.. Mckinley mas
been reelected, not because a majority
OF the people indorse his administrator,
but because they We're afraid, without
understanding the situation, that Mr..
Bryan, if President, would disturb the
financial system of the country. Ihese
was no ground for this fear. Tor MI.
Bryan. il elected, would not nave had
the support Of u majority OF Democratic
Congressmen if he had attempted to Sc
cure the repeal Of gold standard legis-
lation. In forcing declaration Tor Tree
coinage into the platform, he gave his
political opponents the opportunity Which
they desired to play upon the tears OF
the tiniG. ''-Balt.more Sun.
The New York sun, Republican. says:
NO process of reasoning can make OF
this magnificent victory anything else
fl,an an endorsement and approval OF the
Adm ;l,istration of President Mck!nley.
| ..Whsrev 7 the Republican plUraisties
are less than they were four years ago.
wherever Organism shows apparent gains
the explanation is obvious. D 1nocratS
have returned by thousands TO their tor
me-, political allegiance: not because they
hoped by tfeir vot TO elect Bryan, out
| because they believed his defeat so GER
| tain that they might safely take adj
! yantas of the occasion to resume regular
relations with the party to which lney
! have always belonged.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-08
SWaa1 Shall. we III, NTH RI.

While the Rel 5iieaas are asking Them
seiyAs. What Shah We do viii our NC
Themselves. sl.asst ne do ai,., ol,r
aefeat lzanpy is han man who profits
IS; Ms mistakes. for he NIL coascrt his
loss tntD In "a as,ay IS that party which
by a IS nm ers. Tor 1nsa
gats aessat into yet sTI'ale Democratic
/ pasxy sal1assd dsIeas 1895 ard IN
md hslliisAle
&, 10.
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,yorth Remembering.

.1t Is the man at the top of the ladder :
Who can reach things re las1a q ,,s sns
naughty representative OF ne e1s I,sain
llus, ..,,sf5.t is the man at the hot
.o,,, wl,, hoe can upset the laader-esicaso
Evening Post.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-08
BLOOD BALMfR r RI

a lew weeks' use Of wilicl noa,,es a cIean
healthy being. after all else fails. B. IS.
e E. makes blood pure and rich. Blood Balm
kiiis or destroys the syphiiitic poison. thus
making perfect cure Thoroughly test
niaiS or cures Druggists. 81 Trial treat
.nent and medical advice free hv writing
BLOOD BALM COMPANY. iGG sIftc;Ysii
street, Atlanta Ga. Is, 3. z. cures the
worst and most deen-seated cases.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-08
IN TIMES: re hoN1 VA uBsDAY NOV EM511. 2. 49,

~, she had Just got in from the Country
all. shi1slT and had turned the clock
Cup = a9 three hours before she discovered
ti1at i. wasn't at home.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-08
Hwy i ,l..ncN E.n.

Farmer Greene-t.t:iad t see yeS home
Silasi How's things N'YoTlk
Farmer Brown-.tHus tin, Joshua. must
lin', Why, III way folks rush araou q
there. ye'd tfilsk III, caows WIZ loo use IN Il.
th,s5ca,5bage patch III hull tsrnation time!"
ls..49.. ..-z.a.5a
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-08
Blood Poison.

sissrodns,ns Copper-CoIored Spots, Pimples,
sore throat. Aches and Pains in Bones
% JoinsS, Old Sores. Ulcers, Mucous
sa.sIss m Mouth. Hair or Eyebrows FALL
iEg out. Scrofala. Old rheumatism or Ca
tarfn. etc, quickly. positively and for
eyer cured without the use of mercury by
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-08
.Iu>t I.iit. either Men-

shs-..Wlnici, would you rather marry,
me prettlest woman III the world OF tbs i=
#homelisst 2? 49,,
He--.rhe prettlest. of course Why DO.
you SIX
Merely 10 find out you M s.sss,.a
slilsesa1 the other men. - TOT s
! Press. -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-08

With deep affection ana recoiie ,,-,,..
often think of the Shandon bells,
y5-bI,sa sounds so wild would, in days OF
childhood, o,,s
Fling round my cradle their ma slc spe l
On This /. ponder. .wnere'er WANDER,
And thus grow fonder, sweet eoiA NJ u
thee;
With thy bells OF Shandon,
That sound SO grand on
The nieasant waters Of the river Lee.
I have heard bells Ginning full many a
cline in, ,u1~o.
Tollinr subIinlely in cathedral shrine;
While at a GLIDE rate brass tongues WIN
Butsal al heir music spoke aught to thine;
Fer memory, dWeiiliis VIZ
of thv hsifrv knelling It's bold notes free
Made the bells of Shandon
Sound far more grand on
Tha nIeasaut waters Of the river Lee.
have heard bells tolling ''old ADRIAN $
-rba nth thunder rolling from the Vatican,
In the gorgeous turrets of Notre Dame;
R1,t INV sounds were SWeeter IMAM ne
dome of Peter
Filings DER the Timber, pealng solemnfy,
Oh, the bellsof shandon
Sound far more grand on
The pleasant waters OF the river Lee.
There's a bell in Moscow, while on tower
and kiosko
In st. Sophia the Iurkman gets,
Ana loud in the air. calls men TO prayer
From the taper:ng summit of tall nina
rets
suci empty phantom freely grant them
But there's an anthem more dear 10 me
It's the bells Of Shandon'
That sound so grand on
The pleasant waters Of the river Lee.
FRANCIS Menoney (Father ProuO.
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NEW YORK HoRsEsHow,
November 10Th TO oath, via @, & o.
q

AS1is " AsftHS St<L ~, ~.
and Old s. S.
On Saturday, November 18th, a PERSONAL
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the c. & o. will leave Richmond at $40
P. NJ, with parlor cnrs, connecting direct
at Norfolk with Old Dominion Steamship
(the c. & o. steamer landing passengers
at Old Dominion ship and arriving at New
York about $3.50 ?. NJ. next day. 81 one
way rate and s1l round trip, limited to ten
days, including meals and state-room
berths both why's on Old Dominion steam
snip. On the return. leaves New York at
3 p N, except Sunday. and lands at Old
Point where c. & O. train can be taken
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Fritts, of White-Post. and Shade Moore
and John r. Crown, OF Barryv.lle. Tie
bride and groom will spend their honey
moon in the eastern cities.
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=
full a thing it is for Democrats 10 over
together in unity
RICH MEN AM, POLITICS.
THO natural tendency in this industrial
age is for those controlling wealth 10
gather in support of the existing govern
1oeI,t. no matter What 1t may be, ana LOT
those that are poor to DRIFT INTO opHosi.
ton to il, whenever they understand ma
government is a. matter Of human creation
and not of divine origin and sanction.
y, n democratic republic like our own.
I'm. tendency shows Itself in the dispose
tim of property interests TO concentrate
in support of the party in power ana Inc
almost instint We movement OF i;e poor
toward the opposing party--NeW Haven
Register
There is only one way to keep the rich
men of this country divided in their party
af1iI;at ion and that is for neither party
TO make war on the rich. 1t is all right
to have laws TO govern corporations "iich
are the only creatures Of the government
1t is all right to restrain the rach man
when he attempts to tresDass upon the
constitutional rights of Others. It Is all
right for the people to array themselves
against the arrogance and lnsoienee Oh
wealth, but the party which makes war
per Sc upon wealth and upon the fich
mans rights will necessarily drive ali rich
men into tie opposition, and in nine times
out Oh Ten "iit 81
.=-afa = <ay that none OF
e, a,,,,5;5,tes will run for the
job of standing IN the aoii'
sons shoes, since shat picturesque ~. 81,
mcde pet 'ia' u 1ieiN-..', ,,a,,.a
he walIid 20 Without SUMS ~ - -
|
a.
Chairman Jones refusal = 49,
fight may De aneies'. " 60
from his party to retire
------=-==---- -. ,a,.;
The New \ orh 'ou.i''i. az ,,,a
more Sun nave ci'si'es' -
yon So. ----
--H--7----=-----=------5 80, i,,r,
Columbia .sas n.y. IA
Tammany lasef' 81 WI
ministered Just as vigorous
the Princeton 1lsei
~ n;.,ric, is a long way from
,,,a.st h,,+ 1t was Flood tide up there.
tiie Ne'' s>' ------------
Aas :. al hammered Just as the sun
800, d,,rr,
----=-=-----
The Hon. Julian 5 Carr IS relos eeo y
-. !, n-e.,tl,r man but he couldn t'CaIl-V
c.rr-o,ir.,..
--=-----=
The complication OF the paiio, ~ anS7e-.
e+;on,, qualification.
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Rassia's policy IN the So sa-u -
the integrity OF the ehinese sei''''.le. ~
sounds Ike me aTsiiiieiie ~ 70
$3.50
Shanghai is said to nave eisite " w. wa
mills There must De many YAH ms
there, too. judging from me STORES setfs
out BY war correspondents.
---== -==-===-=---=----=-
We advise everybody to so 10 No a INV INV :.
we need not expect to fold our hand ts,ss GO
nothing. and live on the iuii dii'1iei
pail. When drone is discoN ' We
know what the bees that helped 10 MAKE
the full dinner pail do.
-- :=-==-=;=-F==:-=:;
slee-eii MA man ~ 80 60.
body TO get on general jag, woalo mo-
have created 50 much enthusiasm haa i me
advice been passed around.
=----------
Candidate Wooliey appears TO nave oeeh
'.catawampusls and tetoIacieusiy scaaWea
,,o
The Hon. T. Reed and the Hon g. Cieye-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-08
.IlE FLIES HIGH.

ID FLIES HIGH
oh,
don't
Know!
Says Captain
Lamb.
Inamy district
Those sons Of
Ham
Were not 50 quick
Or thick.
Majorities
Are hard to seize.
Sixteen to one
Would not have done,
Unless some old
Gold
Votes were polled
For me.
You. see.
But not Tor e.
Poor w. ].
Would have his say
And day.
But I
Ely
High.
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The Times is always Indebted 70 fIie sin1
son.Is.2 i,.,f Yu,;sf a,,r-e tina. all such De
sentzorer the signature of It's send lei.
Ali st,,ssg med Communications WIZ DC re-
ssiecfnl ssi5yas.s.. -
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MANCHESTER BUREAU, 80.
CARTEE,S i5kDG-STGRE, -. XIV
HULL STREET.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-08

Telegraph editors are pleased to note
that the Jaws of Bryan and Teddy have
closed down for overhauling.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-08

heath. we ask, DO you expect to kill
d brat who can do such things with such
a.zlittie thing as cigar
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-08
a Democrats View of The Times.

Editor OF The Times:
sir,-You have so comprehensiveiy eS-
pressed the views and sentiments OF a
vast number of true Democrats IN your
leading editorial of this a. NJ, Oth,} as
to leave nothing more to be said on that
subject; your very first paragraph IS, IN
itself, an eptome of the situation.
You deserve the thanks Of all OF US
for your mastarful presentation. during
the entire campaign, of all issues involved
therein your, calm treatment and analy-
sis thereof-and more especially, for this,
you. peora ton.
Continue your good work and true
Democracy will yet assert itself and take.
as it deserves to take and hold, the guiding
helm of our great country.
TRUE DEMOCRAT
Richmond, Va November eth.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-08
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