Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-06-21

s-aliant s-col,ie Wow , rtrOyc,i- DESTROYED 1
Without ore word 81 rrotcSt or one etrors
20 save tf.crn or orc klsi word OF sym
ratAS Tor thorn in thcir unequal str,txr's
suppressed On TIE part 81 tffs-the -rcoteS
-srusisc o. shc world. whose Influence
should always he cNcrtcd the side Of
TREE kas;itUtiCrs.
CLEVELAND SAVED NENEzt' Ella.
In contrast with ;hat so2iue attitude
o. tale Roosevelt administration. We
should not forget the Vigorous and pa
trfOtic action ~ that Den,ocrstic FrcSi-
dent who honors thts club with his prs
efcs hs,rc t0-ric ht--whc. when that same L
rnightv crarirc 90 Great Britain In l>e at Il
tempted to crush the republic ~ Nenexrc-
Ia prountiy sent that famous message 20 /
Congress which electrified the country.
wherein hc insisted that Src1t Britain /
must NOT ~ permitted under pf-tersc 81 /
a BOUNDARY dispute 20 seize Venezuela /
without frSt submitting the alleged dif- !
ferenccs 60 arbitration. o. els this gov ]
eminent would interpose its strong arm /
e. the protection % that republic. And /
Great Britain analiN concluded 20 arbi-
tratc ihe dispute ana Nenrrgtll was saved
IRON destruction
GENERAL WOOD ARRAIGNED
The ex-Scnator then took up the sub
SGT ~ Crla. reading FIRST with the nd-
mini stratior cf General Wood whom De
hitfer,v 1rrsi-rf1 The arse of money
s.fc~ uart,sin ana fohh2ing purposes in
ei5 o. Administrative measures pending
n.rfore Cen crrss pol no declared served 30
erurhn Size thr srrrsronsible and danger
ors character az arbitrary military rule
anywhere. whether temporary or Perms-
mont
..rhc zrhfcct 30 ~ vent -. demands
thc investi-ation % Congress and tho
r-o-0rf nrr isr-rc~t of thr offending OH
c'al m 30 can he reached through Grim
& snll or military law
'-Thc history no the country docs not
I Furnish 81 more oarrant breach no official
-. as wen ar cHiciai rro0ricty than
trar r-cse-tci h1 che wiscCrd Duct -
/ weed Tet he has neither been ARRESTED.
| TOR rehsfkr1 nor cousrre5. nor called 20
| account nv the Standardization
/ Discrssiur thc Cuban tariff question.
/ ~ f7nr ssff trr 'co-t~cvcrsv fu Congress
! sr-vci On ti-st-at- the hypocrisy as
1 vrcU as thr rrs0,rrfresS % ere whole Re
I publican ~-1~csi-to0 % government
! Troreeiirz or th's toric- De sail- The
/ whole system 20 rcvr---r-crfai favorifisrD
4 whe-rlr the CC~sfitutio0al power 90 FAX
I f0r The purpose 90 providing revenues fcr
I Ire -ceis - thc Foir-r1 Treasury. fs SIM
/ properly -sci 90 build uu one mans bus
I t-rzz rf fha expense ~ ancthcr-s hv dis
/ rrfmiratt~- i0 favor ~ ono Industry rs
} against 0-nther-9 vicious system which
haz grown moro and more irtoierallo
/ Vith years ana aUairst which the De
/ cnocrarv has ever protested.
/ TRUSTS SHOULD DE PROSECUTED.
Ar. Hm asserted that the loEic o.
events bad ieu,onstratel che souDdncss %
/ many --nrraffr crrtar rinrs 81 resent
/ rcars- Tie recalled th1t portion of The
/ Earsas city platform which condemned
I ~, u.nrlev law as d breeding meas
ere ana sail that this measure had nor
srlV succeeded in creating moro trusts
than ever lefcre in rhc history % the
-ountrl. hut it has also succeeded iu
stifinr comp clifton 90 greater extent
I than was ever k=owr lie declared fur
( Their that it had succeeded tr urnccessa-
/ NY raising the ccst ~ living ana bad
( ssuscd more strikes on the PARK ~ work
tnEmcn than CO any s,Aef pF7sp3 q sur
/ hisfo-v-
That there has existes for some time
| & popular sentiment dcnanding relief a
torle Kind from trusts r. cutie apparent
/ Acting uron the assumption that ~
trusts should he prosecuted by the,r
I friends and ncs th-ir enemies. The ua-
! horzl Reconsideration was M last cons
| strained 70 institute some civil suits 20
] test the ericarv o. tho Sherman ar
/ What has been che nct result A Few tenn
/ sorary inIurctions Aave been obtained
/ Efth tho rnc-t consent of fEe trusts trfrl-
Z selves or 40 least with fltfie or no crre-
rtion which in general terms restraint
I Re trusts from violating che Sherr--1 a-i
which fhev expressly deny they have
! Ffo1ataE or are now violating. and AttIe
Dr. nothing else has hoer accrlnr-ls -al
/ l-1 rhr courts rlu soon adjourn FOR th-
- suurer-tre business is continued and
| prices rcrrair the same IN Oh e. sufficient
commentary upon the whole rroceeilrr-
% say that no criminal prosecution ha'
$ ! seen instituted 30 arrest made and -
. | Indictment has been found What th'
/ people want ST. immediate relief from
5 ! present hirh prices That relief can d
z / sf-alncd D. the application az sreet-
ard eHectual remedy in the repeal 90 ai
e iarin duties upon productions contreile'
! ~ the trusts"
A WELCOME TO ALL DEMOCRATS.
r H. IEIu concluded his speech with
, Eelcc-e 70 Democrats from other States
. saying.
The Democracy % this State WELDON
e he distinguished cltifen OF New Jersey
p he only living eK-rresldent % the Unite
In States-vho testifes by his presence her
BE- tonight and by mis- remarks. 70 Whic
W Ee have 80 intentiy listened. his interes
&c r. the success o. Democratic principles
1--WE should have been glad 20 weIcom
hat other distinguished Democrat vi
tails from the great West-our holore
standard bearer in the lest two Preslder
dal ciectioEs-that able and elouucr
Z Domocratic orator. Mr. Bryan Of ~.
= sraska--fsad he been able 30 be preser
o. this occasion
pr We have no criticisms % make of an
in Democrat "a the land We are neither q.
cunning 90 make Or % Unrlake nation
- siaffoEus az this time we are eNrllldir
r 60 man ~ sex ~ men from the par1
o. rolnseis- We have no test oafhs 20 g..
% aainlrfer % trosc Zhc wish 90 5oin us vs.
seed recruits for our cause and oud Der
o- scrsfic doors aye thrown wide open ''
~. 1855 uan followed ~ Governor 40
- taTre. 90 Nirrtia-
me next sreaker was Colonel "
~ Taston- 90 Tnsfpn.
10 rhe rf .-naesfnr was closed by The
he rarrrr. - Indianapolis who's addre
90 aas r1ir short Tfe ssi1 that
y ~- fa.rc a'il - the 7neaEers relati'