The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-09

lons In the raco Of life, OF running
Z out of breath toward the open grave.
< The old and honored way is stall the
best: 5bo not so strenuous as to strain
4 yourself, nor yet so simple as total
asleep. There is much said !. by those
who sit on cushioned chairs about
towards and weaklings IN the nations
hfe. Tho sunburnt farmer Is just as
The. man Is natural peace Is hero
~ hundred times to where thG man OF
artificial war Is hero ONCE, Somehow
A Of late the atmosphere OF our ma tlonal
somehow the march Of progress sounds
of hammered steel somehow, although 4
the sunlightSof peace is all a bout $ust
there Is snow and then the CLEAN OF
flash. OF swords az ID Its silver heams;
Somehow. although the Constitution is5i
stlll in force, there Is q sense Of IA IL
ing. mower and growing disrcspeet, =
able old man, 50 to speak, IS haltan /
hllnd with years. and burdens the Y
strenuous household .of his grandchll-8
dren. Somehow, at times, there runs n
sG nas q shSfs shb HewG Ga
structure tremble and al the country
pausees ana listens and then returnsto 4
work. Somehow. although the future
Welcomes US It does SO VIII maled
put your finger on the cause. there Is
universal fear; the mother wa tching
while her children sleep. now and then
Soldiers solo }sri and starinng IN the darkness Of
Il dream she sees the rigid 5upturnedt
face The toller, turning all his time
and sinew1o gain which others got pc
gins to doubt that the government r.
Just. Tho man of means, who puts It
out In the active currents Of the tide
and secs the peril Of this NDubt and the
governments compromise with both.
begins to feel that IT Is better boarded.
"a Lurking Cause.
Tho North and South each wearing 4
scars tint tel ~ wsr fs n 1oTgte
problem which only time can settle h
right. will be, forced upon them wrong,
w Behird these fears and doubts ut a ',r1
s.araea creams hdden ea ass Bs over
them Is one at least revealed, tors
Lincoln said in tho sadness Of his great
soul, with malice toward none. Win VIZ,
right as God gives us the wisdom to \
soc it, K And Roosevelt said. IN. the
glory OF hts, INSTRUMENTATION Tread
softly and carry a big stick.
the end Of Republican groWth,in time
and temper. Is all their Wild, descend,
Ing flight Witlrull they know and feel
OF the couhtrys question o. men
every fruit nf soil and sun, Of pbr rain
AID soul. They say that by q wise
adurlnistra ton of natures laws they
brought abundant harvest from the b
ton of scientific search they added ln- Z;
told volumes to the store Of common a
knowledge. They say. that;inventlol,.S
under their control: has n. lifted f,a, loads
4 hat a9IT 5rom long aa sIaep brokeh
gb t,a tho IS Stimulus 90 Of Republican virtue.
and they point with pride to- the
churches al lamd IneS untl
they took 1t up. and that, now almost
every one is willing to be, educated.
They say that while population was IN s.
creasing some, there was never any
until the Republican party came Into
power When attention Is called TO
the economic Industrial and ndminls-
tiative vices resulting from lner M m,
there are some things which the all
wise Providence insists upon doing
without giving, any particular reason
forl,it. SO, on the Whofe, We may con- on,
does notwithstanding this good uni.
verse that turns out to BIO good, they
credit to themselves aud Wha tever4 the i
Republicans do IN admlnis term th Ing
government that turns out PAD, Ehe3 q
charge up to the Lord h a
New York United. II.
The speaker continued amid great APP !
palise, declaring that the Denqcracys o.
he United States. had assembled. beyond
sxciting passions, to reason togethelr { fo z 7
Tie we'll being Of the country ana ne
party. No man could haye45hls exact
way; no faction diylde;, All.must WORK PIN,
y TIE common good, IN" ntat Ne on, one
who will bring. peace into the na.io t,,a
council. patriotism and power Unto tne
and success TO inc contfst' ~ ~
denied dissenslon IN tho deleBa,loI a an
cited records. Then hA coIll1lueu 40 w.
lows:
un nnsTs6ss' voice ,srs4's NEW MAJ Tx
The country 70 consider the fi,nssss, ao'I rhs
e p'1s called N upon New York as the bat.
tle ground New York answers y Wild q AZ NJ
sa aaEs E rho s auny ns Ss
York Tor the best Of its brain ana ploso,
and New York answers With 2 nun VI, VINO vm. y
III n' f @nS ' tho hsRsst Peak
and honor In the State. The country
called upon New York for Y R ;sa,Y Who
and New ,0 so E snswsss M''
faith in the rurrowcd field, who took
mem with increasing strength t. Inc s.,, Pr
ana flnally honoIcd lhell ~ n' ,.s,,
station on the benchrta man VINO.
throughout his career from poryerls 40 70
power, never IN fair weather. OF f2ui, iof-
sock tho standards Of his party ial' ny, ~
deserted tho colors OF his commanh' tha
uo,n,ry called upon New YORK Tor =
Democrat free from factions a'sp m.,,
ahd New York answers Win MIa'
friendly 70 an factions. hu, IN y in n ta
Inc counsei ana courage Of both, but wlo
WIN take tho bitterness q nsther,r ~ mn
who win not stir the hatred ot .ne Paas s,,,,
Who Viii lead us tp toward me future
Into cloudess atn,osphcrs o. l wd g ss,r
lan who measured up 70 the statua@ o.
his lofty pIaoe. Hnd New 9 TnrS y aMsMstc
man in tho humble walks OF iNle, MD
lived and learned What az ouf man s1''N MIo
ripened Win advancing years In the slel'
attainmenis Of tbs Law until he, hs T Man'
by choice Of those who knew nun ps tS.,'
highest point VI. our great 3udicial ystem.