The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-06
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tendency to go into politics for profit
and for plunder.'
vote for inc and you will get sore
thing for voting" is the principle uhon
which the Republicans arc proceeding IN
this country.
''Their cry is a bounty for the sugar
n,nnter md d SUBSIDY for the ship
bu,laer. This latter was the idea OF
Mr.. Hanna, the great commercial sem
ator from Ohio
The Governor here showed that the
shipbuildins Industry had suffered from
unjust taxes and that under Demo-
cratic rule the greatest prosperity in this
line had prevailed.
every time the Governorment mas
# a few favortes, ! has a great mass OF
victims" the Governor said.
Party Of Trusts.
,rhe sneaker showed how England had
abandoned the granting Of patents on the
ground that the principle was promotion
Of nlonopoies. and he appealed TO ms
hearers to ponder well before they sup
K ported the party OF trusts anu hto t'l
olies next Tuesday.
The Republican party was severely con-
demned for shutting out competition
through It's tariff laws, and the Cover
nor was whitening in his sarcastic refer
ences to the Presidents dealings with
the Northern Securities case.
After winning this little case" he
said, "Al.. Knox declared: III so no
4 further; I don't want to run amucE.
Where is Mr.. Knox now?" asked the
Governor "He has gone from fighting
THE trusts to succeed one of the greatest
plum tree shaking senators in this couh-
try-the late Mr.. Quay, OF Pennsylvania"
The speaker fairly fayed Mr.. Cortelyou
In discussing the performances OF the Re-
publican chairman and asked amid great
laughter had he ever had any experience
either as a laborer or commercial man
that he should be put at the head Of this
great department?
"He was made chairman" he said.
tbecause he had been d!ligent in business,
il not feryent in spirit
The speaker believed the trusts were
for the President and ina; Mr.. cortel-s
yoa hid done much 70 bring them in
Corruption in Elections.
III discussing corruption In elections
Z sGs lSctTs.-op- sa5a-
I "a ID 700. people wl,ass conf
tsE3tste fSgs kaows / sstacif 10. violate Ter
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ca4l. a-9 rszG.EE-s! oa=, aa1 wEE@- l5@y
de1lared tta; Ing oaunr.y aeeae9 fer
2 E-@Esaa1t Z r1aaa -ct WIKI his ao2r ca
.4a Constitution a.a6 his hzad On r-.e
euo-d; Ia, Z uaa Es.tz MS .oo. On LIE
rE7ord an6 aiE hard On tae caasrllut!o1,
there was an1raa- wave Q: apiS!s1se
ns5ca Almost Ehook tas NIL WIKI i=s
foycS.
Meredith iat-p1sicea Mr. Ka.ey
Tae popular leg4Sla.or. VIC Ia "a oc@:p.
Of no Zneaa distinction, wss ,-spat err
daily rAe7re5. and sposs Of the dttac}ll-
tIss Of following slca q gEe4kss az CoY-
erw!oe 1iontagGet but ~ prcget tE2gs he
was q good erowd -holds. atnsels
,sr Reliey wert 81 orcs INTO discus
sion of the tssuess ana IL talking ~ he
fight Tor Congress n me Third DEstrtct
ne said hU.nurougly sf&l The Republicans
had 50 many voLeg hat .f.ey INLET f3esGk
divide them tetTren rwo candidates.
The speaker discussed tae tariff ql~ass-
ton IN Z meet eloquent and ytgorcae
manner. and in clear ard lorcstUI words
ne defined the difference between me
policies Of the Two parties Nj Kelley
denounced az unfair ana improper L tyt-
TEN which permitted tile salt Of ASGefieaD
made goods 10 foreigners al q csleaper
price than they could i,e purchased III
home. and he declared That he pbgNcted
make more Nancy 81 one wear zhan M
could make in his who's llte
Mr., Kelley said uncAt diamonds cams
In free of duty while the taHti On ri9w
points WAS l.l2 per cent. and thor te wenl
on 10 illustrate the uufalrnAss OF he he.
publican tarin bill by declaring that
American steel rails could he purchased
In Canada cheaper than they were sol.
in this country.
Mr.. Kelley WAS frequently applauded
and the meeting was IN every respsc
eurinentlg satisfactory, and w!ll hear frud
Tuesday,
FORBES AND WOODDPTnCE