The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-08
ingalls, Says History Of Prcsi-
dent Shows Drift Toward
Imperialism.
SPEECH IN INDIANAPOLIS .I 4 4 DIS
Prcsidcnt8o of Big Four Discusses
Issues, and Assails Rcp,,b-
lican Policy.
tBy Associated press)

iNll<AANAPOLlS,s FlNl).t 5SOctoDer r. Al.
H. ingalls,, president Of tho Big -Four
RAILROAD Company, was the principal
speaker at a Democratic meeting iii Tom.
slinson Hall Tonight. The speaker was cs-
.cortcd to ha hall BY Democratic march
sins clubs aud railroad men. NJ. G. swec-s
sney, pf this city. who presided, intro.
sd,tccd MI. ingalls,. who said:
NV'lie:i last al,peared before you i
M n ,.nder dfferent i, ercmstansss
r. speech advocating the election OF Nc.
Einley. I believed then that the cleo.
t ton of Bryant meant an ECONOMIC revo-
bic to our people, and especially to those
who depended upon fixed salaries and
llXea, wages, and therefore, felt com
time, and support a. Republican candi-
date.
did not believe III the halfway mea-
but thought. il i'were right in my theo.
RES, there was but one course 10 pursue.
and that was to support, Mckinley.
was only. however, Upon the ono point OF
Crisis Is Past.
"Thnt crisis is past. To-day there is
ton, as some claim. or Increased produc-
for'it nevertheless 1t is true thatPno one
III h Mas eaiH Il 81 eaSK l. the
talk Of the Republican leaders about how
they saved the country In 1896, when the
fact il that large portion Of them ct
had no settled opinions as to What the
Comparison Of Candidates.
a1n ingalls, ascHssed several 6 the
continued ss
tween the two candidates 1t is all IN favor
OF Judge Parkel'-calm. deliberate, dis
I, passionate, who can road his papers with
out admlring the man? n,
'.on the other. hand. take the Republi-s
can candidate for President. He has been
before the country for years He posed
te t e. ~ he posed ta
! tariffs, as a man who WAS for the
masses. and on these claims he was car
ried into Office, s3 Vi N
|, he assumed ~ w hat do YOU think Of his
record as a civil service reformer? II is
open to evcrybody-no man preached SO
commissioners Of the civil Service. you
Twill find how iii various ways he has
ay nd tha fn e. Sas s Of
Z greatest johbers known to Office. One IN
!, particular WIS appointed to one OF tho
best payng offices IN theaconntry y the
\ by reason OF his ability and capacity to
4 aid the political fortunes OF the President
4 for re. election.
fore the public, and before he was maxi
Ling such a determined assault upon the
\ presidency, he was the enemy of all
a auencc they the might have, and was in
4 throning the bosses, ana yet to-day. II
there is a boss in the United States IN
i he does not aid and whose favor. he does
,|$not court, am not aware OF J. It's, I, y,
4 .You n.ay.,take Pennsylvanl Ia; New w
4 the bosses Of these States, and there are
4 some whose manipulations have been rs
4 !disgraceful as anything in American sl poll
4 they they are welcomed to the White House
4 and coddled and fed with the crumbs that
\ drop from It's table. 49, fGs Il, \,
1.-THE honest and iidependtentac laizeh !, q, q
4 all times is crowded to the rear, ana
4 tho boss is put to tho front IN the con-
4 troll and manhgement.aEtS .s.sf
| Toward Imperialism.
"rhe history Of the Republican party,
4 and especially it's candidate for i'resi-
IS towards inn, imperitahl n Of
4 tie fathers. What they preac h IS z
lsstrong government. 5Eyerythsn g must 80
Ito washington All ation,mpI s some m
1.-the great strength Of this government
d of ours has been IN tho sepaInte Suites :.
4 III their independent #goyernments, ana ~
a .NYe complain or the way the President
4 shas democrat ized the army by his favor
4 itism.'' y: +. y, .,,,,o y 4, y
q n chnnposand balance tho books. They
q have had scandals In the 'ostoince Dc l
4 partmcnt: they have had scandals ~ !, .no o
interior Department, and (Wnem w ~
search light and expose the EMILY, " me-, ~ =
4 and low we have been met by q !, y. re-
fusa to permit Of any sncf1 ln y ees' -
q tion.S r. Y, I, I ,,n,ona t1,c
4 tarffMtn take or some Of the inaulttoG 1, ~
dutics-thcy say, We Will consiutr y t,l a.
/ nal nat - ana. il any change Is made 7
must be made by the friend l 4 81. O. '''e
tariff ,,,or,o,s Ting this is.-lr a
NAV Wh e w1og glGneus you a' IL lie is takns
s snr m eha,sge me he replles Wil consider
it ercufter-aftcr have taken ED as f'ucf
IS dootinr ts Your safe--is he the man, wllt
would like to punish himself; ana m, "a Se
: thnb and say that we should Jet tlli'
|. 70 a on uiitll the trusts and n,anuffactur,er'
have made money enough aIla tae ,i tns
viii change It nna g g,y % p pc t I do 10 10
sly irends that VII rnb not b %GoS VII
/, Irersss'' NTH what they GET Their evi
nppettcs grow aulto as 1nuc,n Py - W aus
they feed upon, as being deprlVef'fdi o. ''u 40
tnnance. !. + =, ~, ! window ha
/, was ont OF II crowded llare q ~ t !,
King David desired the Wifeb se g, EI1an, 3
lf,hn'wn,,a until nov: Sllc that hath nucl