The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-20

5 IA = reh,Iy remarkable campaign speech
"a ana wa d entirely different from thos
,sunlly made from the stump IN 1'lch
u sl,o1id.
Unique Deductions.
N tft declared III opening that he WIS "
NJ f1r ,.risid inspection and general up
Il t,rupntioti," and this created a ripple o
Sinuphler, which REQUIRED often hefor'
Il huS concluded bis remarks. #
,.tf YOU give me, or, svci, solneon'
less capable, Your approval Tor THIS OF
Il flee, YOU may have q good Mayor V ~
went OH 'Such a man put into the po
si,ion would BIO an Improvement OIL prop
eht conditions, without the endahgerlns
N OF health5by ovei.work.' a. i
The speaker then paid a glowing trip.
Tito 10 Tic life Of General Lee, and snad
" lim,sl, he had lnnde one i,undcr, the
world had been quick to forget 1t. He
4 described jackson as an awkward, stupld
& LOOKING youth who had been looked upon
Il az half crazy. while at school, ana yet
vic had cncirced the globe with ms
Il fame within three years as % soldier.
Taking up King Edward and Emperor
WILLIAM, the speaker pictured them a. y,
n having had ,irsnvory nscords ~ ,ns.r
y earlier days ana he paid them botl1 glow
if., tributes as rulers, beloved by tnelr.
ia wil people. and honorcd and respected
'by the Civilized world
Charged With Folly.
"l'he next man on Tho list IS me, ne e
1 ca;d, arid a burst Of laughter. and I
( hive been charged with every crime and
folly laid nt5tiie doors of boil, Edward
md William title other two mems lives
B were spotless,A though they may l,av,
: made 1nist;lkess's
1.1f j have been guilty Of indiscretions,
y I appeal that in their charity and gen
crosby the people will forget them and
give. me their confidence, IN return 1or
which promise faithful dischargo OF
public duty and my best endeaVors 10 J
r1akc this a prosperous ana HAPPY cry
Al beg them to overlook my shortcon1-3
fnrs. end recall some Of tho things
nave cone for the advancement of better
municipal conditions. 5 al
"Thc result Of my two campaigns for
Mayor has set the standard or the OIL
flee % high that the man who under.
takes to measure up to it will feel that
tl., eyes Of an intelligent and wntchful
&C nstituency are constantly upon HIM,
No Ordinary Period.
"Jf you elect me and I shall make q
serious error in my administration
would feel that my life had received g
fatal wound from which could meyer
recover.
.,Let me remind you, my friends that
this Is no ordinary period through winch when
we are passing. II you continue 70 re-.
rard the mayoralty tho finest joke h IN
S ,, municipal government. mid neglect
.vf,,lr ell.ty as to the selection Of good men
for the Council tlss time will come when
yo,lr children will havo cause to regret
L. IT,
Here Captain Mccarthy spoke Of the
splendid returns made by the city for the
taxes paid by the: citizens, and declared
iii favor ofSthh.broalest opportunity FOR
public edicatiuiI.. . ~ ,s Is IA s..
In speaking IF rks Of the city. he 'F1E
made a fine hitssss.Which aroused great
enthusiasm 81 Isl had my way, he !
said II would have the parks increased
in numbers and In size, and allow the
boys to play base ball Iii them.
s5 Provide fairgrounds.
IF our boys are driven from our streets
and parks, they will seek the pool rooms
and bar rooms of the city. and there.
fall intolbad llaksts.
8''I hope that some man will yet be
raised up with heart and brains big
enough to devise some scheme to afford
the boys proper facilities to5play without
having to hear on every hand. There
comes "a cop = -, Ks III E q
This sentiment was loudly cl,eercd, and
then Cantain. MEGA rthy launched into a
pretty tribute TO Tie falthfulness Of the
fpol!ce and fire departments, upon whom
he said depended the safety, OF Ethe life
and property of}the citizens. Ho men.
toned theseSto show some of the returns
given the citizens for their taxes and
declared that In no other relation of life
could a man get one-twentieth as much
for his money. S6t$t
q Captain Mccarthy closed his very
unique and interesting address with the
language quoted In the opening OF this
story. and he was literally applauded
and congratulated by many Of his hear
ers. FIJI
Councilnen Speak.
Alderman Washer call4d the meeting
10 order and introduced as the first
speaker Mr.. f. H. CARRIER. who is stand
rg for reelection to the Common Coun-
ii In Marshall Ward,
IIo gave brief account of his steward
hip In the Council, and was often cheered
~ his neghbors and home constituents. s
Captain John a. Curtis spoke for his
brother. Captain w. II. Curtis, and
asked his return 10 tho Council on his
past record
Mr.. Joseph -Faherty spoke briefly in
his Candidacy, and was fol-
owed byNMr Wilbur 7. Griggs, who did
ikewlsc.t II. II
Mr.. John T. Neagle asked that he be
riyen a scat in the Council. and Mr.
Iohn r. Grimes asked his constituents
% endorse him for the seventh time.
The meeting was the first held In
fulton during, the campaign. and was
] complete success In every respect. .s
No definite arrangements hayo been
made for other meetings, except the one
't$ Clay Ward on Saturday night, though
everal others will likely be hold. ~
The Lost Was Found.
fsnec'el to The Tines Dispatch.)
FREDERICKSBURG, VA, April 49,,