The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-11

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or retaliation upon themselves. either di-
rec ~ 4or by fayoflt,sn1. 10, t1iair rivals
In business The situation constitutes
e1,cat scandal which, cannot be Ignored
nor condoned. IL has no parallel IN the
q history or the country.
Ovation to Daniel.
8ls Spreading on sectional and race agita.
don. he declared that this Is still 4
white mans government and must neces-
say-iiy largely rennlin. and that there IS
* no defense for force bills or Federal
election laws.
There were yociferous cries for Daniel,
and wlci, tho noted virginiaii stepped
d "a Tho front of tho sta sc. the applause
h broke out afrcsh, continuing for about
two minutes Some one shouted Three
cheers for Virginia, and they were
Il given. s
Senator Daniel by way Of introduction,
predicted tho election of Mr. Davis, as
Vice- President OF the United States.
II Turning To Senator German, Senator
Daniel said: II addressed you. sir. as Mr..
/ chairman. hut see to my loft Mr.. Davis,
and / think I shall get Into practice for
next year. and he the first senator 70
address him as Mr.. President This
remark was greeted with applause.
..,rhc Frpnch."3 continued Senator.
Daniel, ''havc n provcrt1 thnt when young
men are thoughtful, liberty is safc. ] e
4 i may Judge from tho intelligent col,nte-
nances that greet me, not only the young
men of Baltimore but the young ia dies
have become thoughtful GApplause) 4
think from what | can observe Of LIS
intelligent audience that tho great ticket
Of Parker and Davis will be- successful.
4 1t has often been remarked in this caIl-
3 paiEu that the people are not excited, that
General Apathy Is in command. But II I
may Judge from tho scene about me,
General Attention has como on the field
OF Maryland and that General Interest.
d is on the march, and that General ADJ
vance has taken charge
Emperor of Philippines.
The issues OF this campaign may not
be as acute as in other campaigns but
they arc broad, deep and far-reaching.
And in that silence see the prcmoniton
OF a move out of the Republican cam
paign. and n marching to the stronghold
lof a reunited Democracy. Applause0 The
title of the ruler OF England is King of.
Great Britain, and Emperor OF India.
For the first time, in this country the
voter will be called upon at our election
to vote not only for President, but for
Emperor Of the Philippines, King Of
Porto Rico and Suzeraine Of Hawaii.
Great applause.) They say that some
germ is at the root OF all disease, and
our country is now suffering from the
bacillus imperalalis, and the only way
in which a cure can be effected Is an
Injection OF bacillus democraticus.
s rs there ono man here who wants ~
see the Philippines represented In Con-
gress by fifty congressman? No not one
t4 OF you. Then what are YOU going to do
& with them? The Republicans say hold
them ana work them. For whose ben
&efit? For the governor generals and sa-
s$straps sent there by the Emperor of the
sss12hilippines (Laughter2 You may
II have observed thattLes las- congress adj
iourned by order OF the President of tho
United States Why? The Republic
) cans did not want 10 let the people know
Of its policies. They have a ship sub
sidy bill. but speak easy. don't say any
thing until after election. (Appla1lse.)
h There is a bill in Congress for the gov
eminent to guarantee the bonds OF rail-
roads III the Philippines, but speak easy
3 Qaushter) until after the election
Then the great old party Of moral
ideas sometimes think 1t wants 10 get
rid OF A1orn,onisn. They have been
preaching that for thirty years. fSow
there is a Norman in the Senate. But
the consideration af his case is post
poned. Why? Speak easy. They want
to be the friend OF every ono in Utah
until after the election"
,S Senator Daniel then launcilcd into an
able discussion OF the money question,
and charged the Republican party with !
all sorts OF vagaries in reference to the
currency. He said that William Nc
KInley. whom the Republicans elected
President was a free silver man, and
that Uncle Joe" Cannon. the Speaker
of the House of Representatives, also
favored the White metal In the course
OF his argument Senator Daniel: paid a
glowing tribute to the citizens Of Balti-
more, who were not crushed by tho great |
fire, but who went bravely to work, re-
fusing outside aid, and did not call on
the government for help, thereby proving
that the Alea Of scf-goyernment was
Unborn In them.
The Senator's statement OF his change
on the money question was marked by
candor and courage and he was applauded
when he said his principal reason for
changing was because he had to. lie IL
illustrates this by telling a story Of a
minister. 81 hive noe money. You may
men on Mississippi steamboat, One OF
the sporting men asked the minister. to
Join In little game. i've seventeen
reasons for refusing" answered the min
lister. "Wel what are they" asked the
sporting man. Tho first is" said the
minister, II hvae not money You may
omit The DINER sixteen, sald the sport-
Ing man.
Gold has become the standard OF the
country" he said. "and that's the end
OF it," sahs 81 III
Senator Daniels concluded his speech
with a review of the tariff question, show
Ing the gross inequalities of that system,
which no said is falsely called protection,
4 but which is in fact IAN aggression on
the rights Of tho American people"
Whyte Speaks.
Governor William Pinckncy Whytc
made the closing speech OF tho meeting
aud was the recipient OF a great ovation.
Like Mr.. Davis, Mr.. Whyte is over eighty
years OF age, NJ stlll vigorous plysl-
cally and mentally and n friend o! Mr..
Davis since his youth. He paid a high
tribute TO the character OF the Vice Pres
idental candidate and predicted the cleo.
ton OF the Democratic ticket. Mr.. Davis
and Mr.. Hill also addressed tho overflow