The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-12
He SHOULD RESIGN
OR BE IMP CACHED
an after his public record, and I cannot
DO deferred from Eay purpose.
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STANDs n OK LA 80 2 So
Il want TO meet Nj. Ta9lor and dis
cuss with him he question Of BIS is.eau.
ship Tor labor. DIR relisten Vas as sayea |,
IN the old days out Ola labor sttiRe. ana ..
iabos Is bound 10 coa.e TO the front II
there is n God in Heaven. The man VINO
does not bciure IN labor is an .niidei II
q. man Will not work, neither shall ho
east says the scripture.
II anl i;sstswlse is favor OF capital;
ne canno, liz. without it. Some people
object to i;nancicrs.I don't. II the bust
n IS is carr ed on properly it is a noble
s-nr:. But for dnanciers. 4 would be IN
rags to-day.
..r,.c Lord takes care Of both iabor
ard capital.
"a RICH ioafer. is the most dangerous
form OF humanity. An IDLE rich man
must be doubled and twisted fool.
THE city government OF Richmond las
been considered a sort OF a Joke. said
the speaker amid loud applause. 1T is
time fer the people 20 take 1t seriously.
"A lot OF empty huinbugs have been
controlling our city, and the press has
not the backbone to assert 1t.
Mr. Taylor walks around town ana
says he owns tie tin-brckct brigade,
continued the speaker. i deny it. 1t .
an outrage To-. call the working people
the tin-bucltet brigade, and i is worss
to say that any man owns them. 1 anu
going 10 get some OIL item LIN. itttAt -
fore this canvass is over
BRUTAL TREATMENT.
"Th4. Hayor was brutal to old ME-
Warren. and | had rather eat 4lrt ana
20 naked han 70 pe guilty OF mas coz
duct in that matter.
They call him HonestsDick. sali si-e
speaker with snecr. wan = -
has held the Office for eight Yeas M nc.
tl,on confesses thai he don't Know It's
duties.
ct don't hesitate to say that there is an
mir of cowardice about the City t1ail
which prohibits the talking about some
things shat 20 on there. Men VINO hitot.
will tell you that Mr.. Taylor IS the most
helpless and inefficient Mayor 'ilis $50 t,es
+ has ever had. He says he can co Holhli's
In the Police Board but vote IN case O,
lie / den, it, Here Mr.. Mccarthy re.
rited the duties of the Mayor in this cor
nection ard declared he had been openly
herelict in their performance. III passing
10 another department he sa!c: iEe
Board OF Sinking Fund Commissioners
has lad the most inexcusably rotten man
hsemeilt 1 have ever known. II ca.i
p;.oye this I'll get out of the canvass.
RESIGN OR BE 1NPEACHE'2
Az. Mccerihy then read figures TO prove
Eha. he asserted, and said the law had
beer violated, for which Mayor Taylcr
should be impeached He allowed the
Sinking Fund Commissioners to sell
s511. 900 bonds. for which if he was igno-
rant !.s. ought TO resign. II ne was lhon-
feren. he should be impeached
Mr.. Mccarthy said it was a piece OF
nhi.h-handed impertinence. and then lie
went on to excoriate the Mayor for his
connection with the beard. the speaker
snil a better condition now preValled'
and that he had much TO do WITH the
change. He said If he could not prove
this. he was willing to be hung IN Monroe
Square.
II, is time for the city to get rid Of
these Mayors who give the ONCE d iieA
al.a n PROMISE" he ssi--.
81 a man undertakes to do more than
b, MAYOR he will find lie is fraud
..Slycr Taylor was the Sampson ana
NOT the Schler in the recent inyesuga-
ton the speaker said. amid rear
o. laughter,
When the Mayer struck me he got
hold oF 3 iiSc wiro. and he'll find 1t out
befer, this canvass is over
He says he will conduct his canvass
or the same old lines. ] deny II. lie ]!
cot do it il I'm liHins.
What has he ever. done" asked the
speaker in sarcasm Have you ever
h.a,d Of anyt ng he has ever done of
benefit to The city OF the people
CONSULT IAfsIToRS FIRST.
..iJ,e city officers would as soon go 10
the janitors in The, City Hall for counsel
and advice. There are several l would
much prefer 10 so 10.
ct is not so mucn question of who
will win. It is one of whether you wan
4 good business administration.
.'rhe man who thinks he can make
coco Mayor without working hard every
day is q fool that's all.
MIR. Mccarthy went for some of the
measures the Mayor had signed, and
said it might be ignorance, or it might
&C something else, that impelied him, bat
il was in any event a shame. He SAID
Ccunciimen had been bulldozed into pass
ing a measure In favor of street rali-
way companies, and by some very ordi-
nary country attorneys at that.
In discussing street car matters, he de-
t,arca thai that mar Martin walked
about thu City Hal, as II he owned It
md NJ. Beriiss. al. was that of a man
who cw::ct. about twc-thirds of it.
tito stree railway viii nere.' boss
re, if / am Mayor'' said the speaker.
End there was a storm of applause. In
discussing the police, he said:
..If have gat to be elected by the
workings OF the people who play donli-
nooa a. the station houses, I don't want
- the oAi.Ce-
SOME people say the police run the
rity. 1t is a lie. I don't believe it,
Here Mr.. Mccarthy paid a tribute to the
rolicc force in general, and said he did
not believe they were owned by Mayor
Taylor or anyone else, The speaker then
took up what he called ''bums" and
'ioafers,' and ward heelers'' and said he
would give no man five cents FOR his
vote.
..if You hear any fellow say he can get
me about ten wor'v'-g people for $ tell
MIN say he is liar.
Tho real, working people can't be
bought.
..In.m NV efforts to put the city on a safe
and sol.e financial basis. had the sup
port of Nir. Hardwick WHO was the best
chairman the Finance Committee ever
had
TOO MANY IRONS.
.My aim is TO give this city a wise
businesslike and conservative admins.
tration. and l atn 4 candidate fol
Mayor. on that platform.