The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-10-12
DapiS' ALL-St0r Galaxy
EnthuSeS THO States
of Interest at Cumberland and
Other Stopping Places-SenatOr Daniel
Sharply CritiCises Secretary Taft

telling by Ex-Governor Whyte made a
great hit with the crowd, who gave him
three cheers and q tiger He told
story on Randolph Tucker, OF Virginia,
who was so anxious 10 speak that he
went TO a hanging by mistake. But
when the sheriff asked the murderer,
Have YOU anything to say" Tucker
climbed the scaffOrd and said: "WUl
the gentleman give me five minutes Of
his time"
Whyte said that the ROCseveltian party
had so Disguised the people thut he be-
ueved Parker and Davis would sweep
Senator Daniel was called out and
said that every Democrat in the crowd
had a smile on his face and the word
got EN-. His military manner pleased
the crowd greatly. AT another stop he
declared the Republicans ARE trying 70
make this nation horse on land and
an alligator in the sea, a republic In
the United States and an empire in the
Philippines. We do not want ne de-
Clared, IAN impetuCus President who
can jump over the highest fence and
also jump over an the limitations Of the
Constitution and the law
Race Issue Discussed.
The negro issue was brought forward
by Senator Daniel in concluding his
speech at Harpers Ferry, after speaking
of his civil war service under Stone
wall Jackson. a native Of West Virginia.
''The Republicans sing that the soul of
John Brown is marching on" said the
Senator, pointing to the John Brown
the great soul OF Thomas Jefferson is
marching on On TO victory. The white
man rules this country and VIII rule IT,
/ He organized every county, city and
town. wrote every line OF our laws, the
Declaration Of Indenendence and the
Constitution and ne rules the country
/ for the good Of all classes. When Parker
enters the White House the people viii
eXclaim; Returning justice HITS alOtt
it's head When Davis takes the gavel
! in the Senate they win say; You can't
down WorElugmau-' '
Davis on State Tax.
/ Hundreds OF persons met the party al
/ the depot IN Martinsburg. and a long
/ line Of veterans. wearing badges. march
+ ed in procession behind a band EX-
( Senator Faulkner presided. Candidate
+ Davis made here the longest speech of
] the day, going into tax reform ana other
local Issues, and GenOuucing the HepuD-
/ lcaus for their refusal 10 pass a regis
{ uou frauds Daniel, Whyte. and Hu
I also spoke. and We're cheered time and
again. They discussed the tariff, trusts
/ Imperialism. and the restoration OF the
I Constitution.
Al Cherry Run about $50 persons heard
J Candids q Davis. who told them that the
State tax commission had recommended
I that real estate and farm utensils be
T not taxed, but that the Republicans had
put taxes higher than ever. Regarding
the frauds allowed by the failure 10 pass
I an election law. ne declared that one
/ negro sw0re I'm a magistrates court that
I he voted tWeuty-three times and got 81
Tor 30. and they still owed him some,
Senator Daniel and Col john j. No
I Graw spoke at keyseT q . crowd that
Overlooked the opera hOuse and flied ths
{ street Ii was estimated al 300. Sen
ator Hin. Candidate Davis, and Gov
1 eruOr Whyte concluded the days speak
ing by addressing crowd OF 4UJJ az
Piedmont