The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-07
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sole, hspe Of Tho Republican party to-day Let
| tho Republican party beware and let all men
| who love their country beware OF carrying
any further. II the idea is on6n firmly I'm.
bsddea r. the human mind there her WI r be no
| State socialism. fy6. Il
The Spanish War.
term ssiSsea Z paI,s5 ioaSss T.. VIII t l,,
Spain. Bad history again. Democrats De.
nahded the reeosnition q hslllssIent 4, ris I.
aG Ga Ths RepSlea' fsakcr constantly
fused them even nsn as parl da sy
t sSpssnshy sympatsy With ssF ss
spa y Snys a 20 s ht aahs ana I
public opinion you'll no longer be se'trri +:
nenebsr err ne so n,ns es Il qua Ra' ali
ns With III tss pSSe dsshRa sps
Inc Maine ana amidst Che universal excite, q
lpent and anger the Rspubliean speaker wny aa 20
Well they, might, and tie former advised armed M
l. ,npatrlo,ic to pretend t asy
proper sense s Republican measure Democrats
voted for i as fully as Repuhlicans Dem g
prsssent ~ ihs hn asss
70 SPEND n his dsere.on. They did this and
os % hssses e q t
iicar, measure but because the American gov
eminent was a. las. rsn,lns Svs an hec M 6e
ssfss fs pas 6, s ,a ~. ,sra.
Bad history again Americans fought,,.,,i'. ~
would be inydona TO STATE thi poitifhs sa r ni
that boWey vas asv pemoera that schey was
Democrat, that Miles was g Democrat ~ an. ant
ssfns e 's GG na snasSsd
tried to disgrace tho second ana nsuited IN. me
Mrs, mir i ses eo sai ivan
as much in evidence at Santiago as the P re-
hse ss wnu as Il isat tut
act. was q Democrat. 1t seems 70 me ants
have heard young Bagey. Of North G Ca u
OF a common country. was Democrat.
qo,s from i,. The psfogm aga aEe BSs for
Democratic senators and representatiyes de- s.
and voting tor pro fhs t Il me eope
q eabs were ana q rsSt ought e RE- f Sss
mud Independent and rledEng our ta ~ e enht
x0s bs seud d
eyd d9 Ss ese be s GuSa ao
ees shnISSn Rlf IL the he FL pS1s
The Negro Plank.
Mr. williams continued with his dissection
Of the Republican policy touching upon tr rus
and different other features Of the lato pat
'"rhe Republican platform. 70 sum It AL up up
obeys the prccept to stand Pat IN every re- E,
w Snssh e We enough might Very we'll have been
LEFT That s the plank IN .o Mnen ,n,I
action as shall determine whether ny special
discrimination the elective franchise ~, IN al. any
Followed hes BY the promise made r that event
to reduce Southern represe,lin,ton - tile the
snd II the
Tor the suffrage has been unGians,t,1n
Moald b. in o uoaon Of tho FIJI
tteenth amendment because Of race, co!or OF
previous condition Of ssryltude; DnSonnsv
one ulessss s that the author
or at least the voice that at, read 1T, J" Us tie
not the suffrage I INC no,,rf,
COMMITTEES on Elections In the last Congress ss
e + surass
and the T ssia rsmsdy haSos
Of representation on this account But al THIS
deceIves nobody as said The real "a, gIs snK
is concerned. however, spesious the phraseo,osy
clothed Southern
ana and CONNECTICUT or other states wherever in
the South the negroes are dlstranchsea M %
but . OF
right reason, In any other constitutional way.
signoranca i !. a horrible thing ;dlsfranchisenen
Of a white man for Ignorance IN Hasaas aa
sets or Connecticut is part OF new Ens' t
let not business interest q the cqaa
rydeceive Itself LEI those s GO no NAT.
form for another period OF unrest 81.
business and race war mace - and
nrosperity which both races now enjoy and
Which has been rendered possible only by
nor o rnls a deceive ITSELF either il the
publican party wore sincere IN ~ e., bs
s 70 redu g. Ssnnsh
constitutional mtat Itself y wouin ~
company that proposl,aon M Fifteenth amend.
Thelr duplleity S shown In this: They Wsh
forbds the negro. for racial rensons. from I,9I
bsns disfranehIsed and on hn pre1snsss
basis OF representation IN the Southern s thi,
m man, as 81 White man who !s Injured BY Re,
crrence the tendency or force oIi,s u
can and w' an
en ths negro himself Commercially and In,
aspaS uch III no Ms's sa lis
ta,on than Northern people MI be. - I ~
class would snd Pc IN ims North and buy
from a the North nearly syerythinE thsSS
,5ejr in ssa ey 4o
=: This Is but the entering wedge to anew 4.
period Of .Southern reconstruction.. ~ 10
the beginning over q the OLD scheme SC, g,
Rcnuhlican asset tho solid negro vote IN In
diam. Illinois, New Jersey&nnd like, condl- .
tionei States--this time without price IN
money money pad-by disturbing all oyer, the South
land peace and order, by, demorallzing reyiy-
in Industries, unsettling business and LABOR,
rating society and as a remote effectt
if successful, hybridizlng the race there anu
~ e!y' y a ha inaeed
be not merely s. yoiee In The wilderness,
Voters in the south ! wish I could only be,
lieye Il was that. l would believe ~ nut
for the oplnionated and ysupcrstrenuous char
acter '.of the man in tho White House..
How small In comparison would be the Inn
mediate and ultimate Significance OF g mere
partisan victory either way compared with |,
tie necessary and natural results Of this re-
si IN Keeping With all this consider The ne
gro santo Bambino scene in the Republican,
National Convention; the wild alteration OF I
my little Alabama coon" or was u }. Gso r.
81 whom? Why were the two little white
girls placed on the same platform with the
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