The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-08

Fairbank aside, ana In referring Parker
md tIle SeolitIY
ad iii to suit me- ana neii ike lnS
iuntil$the manufacturers come IT. sec. IS I
} iIeS is kindrane ~ and hot help Is
industry. Who're then, IS the
danger? learnedl.and i IN aW,,r
Wee Pre- MI arker IS elected
President Mr. Root he DAY, ", MAX
Davis, Sc the Yice-Prcside lent. might de-
Then some Guiteau orsCzolgotz smight,re1,S
move resident Pnrkerwaind then%ang
dent chat recalls tho rniliar story Of
tho good wife who, wa found by her
loving The thr9es sFssar
ssobs suppose! our Mary z ne should grow
up ana marry MANLY the,ia,n n e, Of
supp9ase they sh1ald haya
pose the baby should ], fnll into 1, e :. well
and be Sdrown-n-led I Blu even this luz
8ury OF GRIEF has been denied NJ, Root
/ q. State. I.uIways knew q Mr. Hill hates;
the Republicans but never before con-.
Eceiyed tho intensity Of his hatred. 9.58 II (
The Old Democracy.
s5 "For one, II believe in tho Democracy
of tho 3en g ana
thu GonHtltat9n tS 'ed
5 On which carries With iti tho pror1sss3
Of Tho Declaration OF Ind ependence and;
f tSaf liz as tne
Rsasi I be SRtN TIE Tariff 5as 6
SesS Ss sa9R9hs
III believe ii tho public credit stnported
5bya sound. stable CIRCULATING medium 6 ,n!'
a Sela ena de aaa
saS'e an sdpa apsoih 3! f
e aSor e epoycr tha nofs
OF BOTH Through my. life r 1hnye fought
ihsse fae eses sfG E sas ayf
believe in the people, "a nd believing ~
AM eqn'lae1it ths s aex w
power to a party already too firmly 5set
II the saddle bt M somo t to- t1atE 9ma
tn ,i though cheaated out out Of the Immediate
fruit OF their victory. they yet scotch t,e,
'f ASol hSw0t Ti,aen has arrived upen tho
itgnEy here fpthre
people. calm. rcsolute. and q fled N
| iIlithlngs the exact antit hesis Of Theodore
R1osevclt and nny belief 81 surely !, y, y ~
| and ali Will be wcll', 45a3 y. 4,
Letter From Pulitzer.
llormun bidder followed with an nd;
dress, giving reasons why independents
I3should support PARKER sa ying the colll n
try needed a safp man In tho presidential
i chair, i " n ;i5s 4,
a letter from Joseph Ieull Ger. written
4 form Bar larbor. Maine, to Chairman
\ Daniels, In which, tho ritter stated that
physical intirmitIes prevented his being
/ present., which read. u he letter IN par
,.as as follows:
1 ."'rhe result in Vermont reported
j to-day should be accept ed as y wa m NJ
Ing not as u dlscoura Eelnelt ~ Re-
i membcrftha hat tho lurgest totnl vote a
eyer cast in Vermont As only ilfty-
4 pose that the result Of the presidential
j election Is decided or eYen gforcsllad-
Il owed. in the Businesses and farms at u
A the little Green Nountai IN Sta te, The II
4 contest Is Ia be fought out In New
4 York, the Empire State whose habit.
4 + 1T is 10 vote indspen tly;s N tho
4 s8rith and populous industrial q ties Of
i Connecticut and n CIV 2 ersey; on the
4 vide plains and in the busy InArts Of
y Indiana Wisconsin and " llino OILS, and y
4 IN the doubtful States of the farther
4 West. There are signs OF q react Ion
i against protection, PRIV u sge and splu
tocracy; against u persona cove H. y
4 ment. militarsm, St1aYagance ana
a lhe political power OF the trust; N Y,
II RooseNeltss weakness as can aidat 70
a In his own State has been demon &
A strated at every ecetion.& Should he y
y carry The country In November, M ~ Il
Ii possible tlat he mani enc ~ verse 4
"a + < 4 !