The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-10
Does Not Lament It.
tBy Associated Prcss.)

in this general way to extend my hanks
to the workers, as well MS the rank ana
4 file. all over the country. l know how
hard they struggled against crwhelm-
Ing odds, and only wish could take
each one by the hand and thank HIM.
Deeply as regretted leaving the bench
at tho time of it. In the presence Of
Overwhelming defeat, i do not lament It.
I thought it was my duty. ln&the light
Of my present information, am now
even more confident that did right.
/ shall never seek anonination a for pub
lie office, but shall to the best Of my
ability, serve tho party that has flonor-:
ed me- and through the party serve my
country. The party has IN the near tt-
;ture q great mission. Ii 4l,3 Il
Before long the people will realize that
the tariff-fed trusts and illegal comb
nations are absorbing the wealth Of the
nation They will wish to throw of
these leeches, but the Republican party
will not aid them to do It, for It's lea d
ers apprcciate too well the uses to which
the moneys Of the trusts can be put n n
political campaigns. s-ss s. !;
Turn to Dem ocracy.
when that time comes. and come It
Will. the people Will turn to the Demo- Demo
cratic party for relief, and the party
should be ready-ready with an organ
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every election district, who are willing
to work for the love OF the cause-an6 or
ganization supported by as many town.,
city, county and State officers as we
are able to elect In the menntlme we
entered this canvass with every N orthern,
Western and Eastrn State, save one. III
iRepublican control. This gave to that
party a large army OF of fftceholders reach
Ing into every hnmlet, many or whom tol..
lowed the examples set ior, tne'n - ps .io
members OF the President s Cabinet IN de-
voting thir time and services to the par
ty. 4.tts9H
Must Stand Together.
To accomplish, much in this direction,
however. we must forget the dllh cult'es .,les
Of the past. If any one suspects ms
;neishbor of trcnchery, let him not hint
Of his suspicion. II he knows he has de-
serted US, let him not tell It, Our forces
have been weakened by divisions, we
have ounrreled at times over non-essen-i
tIals. If we would help the people y
we would furnish an organization through
which they may be relieved Or q party
thut hn 5 grown so corrupt that they VIII
Gladly enter into partnership with trusts,
Ia secure moneys for election purposes,
we must forget the differences Of the.
past and begin this day to build up wher-
ever 1t may be needed, a broad and ef-
fcctive organization. And we must, by
constant teaching, through the press and
from the platform, apprise the people of
the way the vicious tariff circle works, S
A Call for Harmony.
we must bring home to thcm at other.
than election times theffact that moneys
contributed to the Republican party by
the trusts Is not only dishonest money,
but 1T Is given that the trusts may, with
ont hindrances. take much larger sun,
from the people.
g In the presence OF defeat that would
take away all personal ambition, We're
1t true TINT otherwise It possessed me,
do, not hesitate to say that, In my opin-
Ion, the greatest moral question which
now corfronts us Is: Shall the trusts and
corporations be prevented from contr,
.buttng money to control or to aid In con-
trolling elections? Such service ms I c1n
render In that or any other direction will
be gladly rendered, And I beg the CO.
operation as & n felow-worker OF every
Democrat In the country.
ALTON n. PARKER q
The telegram of'cc nt Rosemount Lodge
was dismantled Tonight after the days
business, Judge Parker said Tonight that
his plans for tho future were not definitely
made but soon he would he n harness
ngain. It Is genernllv believed here that
l,e will engage In tho practice law IN
New York, forming q partnership With
some we'll established frn.