The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-22
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must be acted upon solely as related
the negro problem.-Portsmouth Star.


1t is very probable that before the cam
paien ends the situation will have be-
come so intense that not many Demo-
Gratis who opposed Bryan in 1896 will con-
tinue their observation-disclosures
Progress.
$50 intense" by which we presume it
is meant that old time bull-dozins tactics
and the boycott will be employed. Wen,
that kind of thing has played out and
will not scare any more Less intense
methods may win many Democratic gold
bugs to Mr.. Bryan, but the kind of in
tensty' attempted to be practiced IN 1895
will drive them further awny.-NeWport
News Morning Herald.
High above all; far above the stump
speeches of partisanS of either side; I'M
measurably above the decision Of that or
this politician, as to what side he will take,
high overhadowing trusts, income tax, free
coinage, government by injunction. ana
all minor issues, is the one supreme decls-
ion to be made by the people in this cam
paign. This year Americans are to de-
eide whether the Republic as the fathers
made it shall endure. or whether 1t snail
be replaced by an imperial form of gov
eminent, whether it shall continue gov
eminent with opportunities for all or
"QeInST IL Sldll Uc Oile Will oppoA
confined to classes only. 1t is this thought
that makes every rejecting American anx-
ious for his country in this political reVo-
Observation-Disclosures Chronicle.
There was never time when there was
more needed Democratic party III
thorough organizations, never before nave
the very fbulwarks of our national liberties
been so badly shaken and threatened with
utter demolition. Every anti-1mperlahst'
every opponent Of reckless ard profll-
gate government, every. honest citizen
having at heart his cotntrys welfare
should band together this year to defeat
the political bondage threatening our
country. We present to our readers To-
dav our ticket for the offices of president
and Vice-President Hon. VIM j. Bryan
and Hon. Adlai z. Stevenson, the standard
bearers of the great Democratic party or
this country. Our best wishes go out to
them that they may in November over
whelm the opposition in ignomlnlous ana
inslorious defeat.-Eastern Shore Herald.
We venture the prediction that in less
than a year Bryan will be despised and
denounced by the Democrats as severely
as they do Cleveland to-day. He will be
blamed for his bosssm in insisting on the
specific declaration in favor of free silver
at Inc IdtiO VI 4O " i, anu SAio wa w
charged as the cause of the certain defeat
that awaits the party at the coming cleo
tion.-Page Courier.
The cry of Imperialism nnd nilitarism
is no new shbboleth. It was raised when
Grant was first a candidate and again
during his second candidacy. 1t was then
said that if Grant ever got In the White
House that the republic would be ut an
yl-n1 IA
| supreme. No one then and no one now
| really believes nor fears any such thing;
but for lack of any governmental policy
| or principle TO appeal to the judgment
| and conscience Of the people, this false
! cry is raised again to frighten the timid
nnd deceive the ignorant. The only i'm
| perialists in the country to-day are those
| who have stifed the free expression OF
I public sentiment by election laws devised
| to disfranchise everybody who will not
bow the neck to the petty bosses VINO
manipulate the election gulleotine. That's
| the Imperialism that is subvertinS the
republic.-Page Courier
| There is scarcely any corn on the Run.
| surrounding the village of Rileyville: some
| say there never has been and we are
| confident there never has been and we
| are confident there never will be-nature
1
1 being built to house rich, easy-gong peo-
! pie and pretty girls. The great cornfield
| OH the creek, looking south from Riieyville
| is that of our friend, busting Joe Huff
| man, who has a bottom of near twenty
! five acres of as fine corn as we have
| seen anywhere away from the banks OF
! the old Shenandoah, and of course Joe
| doesn't think of competing with them river
bottom boys.-Page Courier.
|
1t is curious that Spain should havt
controlled the Philippines measureabl
peaceably with force never greater thar
10000 men, while the United States has
had 5000 there for two years or SO ant
! cannot spare ten thousand Of them to &C
to China General Macarthur even pro
tests awainst withdrawing five thousand
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