The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-13
Together, Again.

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I oget herss gain 53:sS
10 the Editor$of. Tho Times. Dispatch !,
Sir Pleas sme space 70 throw tovS, w "
my y hat rH sne all
fgether again inf, our fathers house. =
1ses as aOnt s sa!l
vote a at all. But shall vote for Judge Sc
Parker next Novelnb Der with as 1nuc =,
pleasure as. ever performed any ph PIG PIE
Ak And n pSre sfe Mr Editor that there &
his behalf as has not be en- seon. y! =
long time Let me briedfly state my rev.
The Republican par startlng LoHts nn ~
free he slaves whether With or Wit.!n3os ~
lay q tHen. and 'he
faMa n hsd 1i jsstlaes them u
eyes OF o. great part of the World In ~
assuming The a,e was by e s gtime
point to its next stage. when It dub beds
itself the party for law and order a ana
the eserYation Of property rigntI i, , Bne
te ssta Of property, it. was not therefore:
called upon to become the ,protecto OF
ali that men Of property did. whether shf;r
c cfht tSst TrG 9e positions It heds today
5 Tho evil OF the day Is the wrongs IN
sflicted upon weak men by the great COM =,
4binations Of ca pita Don't. unaers sraa
combinations Of ca pltal..$ BY no smeamnI;
4 want to see both. But / am Opposes
TO rich men using the power 4, they ge eo
crush out and destroy their X ker rivals.
whose business brings them INTO COM m
petition with the comb ions. lie Z me ne
h prise, the q success of7Ewhich turns on
my being able to deliver crude oil from 9,
sells there f9r I three s frend
fysSp days back &C whose Whole life has
been spent ~ the transportation lion servsS
e esSle SIdaa e.. can
assured Of tha !. ''5if5 u !,
rich men HAVING. Or exercising any, such
,ipHue power as this: but the Repnplica.n n
party am the party 2; pr1oo pPers.
Teller In this right. as well as q, any ny
other right 5or property and TheodoreS
Roosevelt stands for prote citing Mr.. 70 ck-#
no concede this RICH t. to Mr. r ock e tel-i
ler5 Is to concede :himathe. right to monop-
ollie all einpl oymellt and to convert the e
iiisA s s,r The american speopie see this
plainly as the outcome cot Republic nism3
and Rooseveltism. and they are going, to
rise Novembsr and /. declare clare tha
Will resound through the earth.
Mr.. Bryan's iindiscriminate assaults
upon "plutocracy have made no I'M ,,,ss
have Understood him to mean n general
assault upon The principle Of rich men,
which no, one is going 70 pay any al.en,
Mr.. Bryan's wild Recommendations. IL he,
could only have seen It and phrased 1T,
and that was ], not the principle Of rich
gives i, TO, to rjeh men, THAT Id the evil, the
| people feel It as an evil. and they are
ready. now that & conditions have per
mitte ted then e @i Keep
wthin&the boundaries thai belong e to their
| wealth.. ~ 5Y.5 . ii ss Il w a, y i#
which we cnnGstand. tha we have q can an
o saa that We nssq 9s 70
N Neyer s with tie Independent ,votels
as our honored r. gqff1h'aI,A n u ROY 81,
IL e. s.llMrs Editor, after tho foregoing
was sent YOU saw the letterlof the New
in Z Which wi he e says the Democratic party
really propose IS to raise great sums or
a and b1y erSd
now now furnished to the Democratic party
should be- prostltuted, degraded and
thrown away. by such wicked folly ana
| ] raise my voice in most solemn protest:
we are going before the American people
with q plea for fairness, Justice, honesty
and equal opportunities TO All and special
cerity upon that platform, we MIL be as
| Irresistible as the torrent Of Niagara.
1 But II we are to come down to a pitiable
! scramble OF trickery. bribery ann corrup-
4 ton, we shall be ignominiously defeated,
and VIC shall deserve to be- God forbid
4 that such an opportunity for consecra ting
6 w, IT, II,
i Owe have no idea that pur.
a chase Of power by the Democrats
4 would be possible II attempted against
4 the tariff -nade millisnaires OF the Repub-
i lican party.--Editor)
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