The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-26

theory, but Il fact, and ii was greatly,
to the credit OF our nominec, Judge
Alton B. Parker, that we recognized
which is destined TO be one OF the great
causes Of his triumphant election. y
took both common sense and i, backbone n
nerve; with one brave bound Judge
Parker has almost rea ched the dome !. 9 {
the temple d na Give i MGd Je n
which aided in the glorious success IN
he qnantitative theory ,ol money 1 ~, me ne
1aa mar man oreed the RepSp
lican Earty 10 advocate and enact the
se9siiefnl silver
dollars OF the $40, 600 600 lverl bnllio IN
the deral Treasury, to coin wh l,l I, an a.
act was Eassed by DEMOCRAT &c Con-,
second-The establishment Of National
Banks. with only 1000 of ca pital.
SThs rd-The ISSUE Of kwo per cent.
United states bonds as the basis 8 y
bank circulation with the rgh :
face OF the bonds.d II his was exactly ~
the line with the quar- titative theory q
money. and the Republicans were forced
ratio t,s ceRvsntion 81 1885. and the action
OF ~ illIam Jennings 3 ryan. while pene-
fcent in thel nature all 9f the s acts
would have FAILED t.
i now dismiss the subject and con:
graduate the America people thai y ~ IL
sall now stand upon the Demccratics Pat
form 81 coupled with the world e famous
telegram or our chosen leader.
We. the free silver D mocrats. 3 offer TO
the Palmer and Buckner Democrats the
md Of Will not even.
ailudA to the past, crmina ton and recIlin.
3nation will mo longer guide our actions;
acting VIII invlne e g;
this letter. The 5attractiyeness OF the per,
5sonality OF the owner Of q the Richmond
Times DlspatchsisS and has been SO great.
not only to the write OF TINS, s paper &
it has enabled him to edlt success l w
the leading Democratic newspaper OF y AZ
ginia. In defiance q. bis PameT ana, Bn l.;fi;
he. vo te. I am sure that he Will agreeWltnn
me tina the time has come when we w
must stand toge Their. twill tax sw foi,a
and hard work tn hurl from power ,t a1e
sectIonal party v u oh for more than ha q
a@century' has run riot with the destiny
OF this country: ut was born amid the
throes OF civil war. W hich IT in "a
rated: It's banners are stained with 3 tnes
ism Is embodied in the memory Of Q
8black-hearted murderer. J ohm Brown, VINO yi,
in the solemn hour Of the nigh assassi-
women 1,oa and children in a. peaceful valley
in Kansas ), and forwards lit the flame
of civil war in Yirginia We have not
forgotten the hell OF the Gays E,s
! OF reconstruction, and = to-d day. N lime
of profound peace, 1T has placesdIth cap a.,
stone upon the monument Of Its intamy!
by the PRODUCTION of \ plank an Inc ne
race hatred in the, bosoms of the negroes (
5it has sought again 70 wave a he bloody
shirt and Stir The most often pas
sions q tnet i1eonis
of the Southern States because, as they
allege, of the tyranny a nd oppresso n o..
gthe negroes by the Southern white people le.
5hypocris ySunders he guise OF philanthropy
idle threat. he man who could !, offe .
syey flont his exeerable IDEAS o. s sonla
of the North. as well as Of the South. ,py;
breaking bread with the negro, Booker tt ,eIr
Washin ton, at his priya t. ia bic, .t!h ,s
relied on to do all In his power to acsl
,complis iii his infamous purpose; Has he,
not closed the post Ice q - ndianola,
MISS 70 do homage to negro woman :, on, r.
great trouble and Inconvenience Simply
theE own race? Has he not Inflicted the
sout SpSa az gp
sorted with Add cksF and the !. political
glllghwaynlan, and cond oned his in famous
bribery to obtain political control 81 ~
Delaware? Has &le not caused his no g nj
nation to be seconded by a ne gro ana
placed his banner In the hands Of negro rs
girl TO be waved upon the floor q, a, i 3,
white children? Is he not reeklng with
negrop holism? Has he not thrust t, hlmse e,
9nsougkt Into the grea coal strike o, a tIa
land to the other? Has not this man
tcopardized the lights Of both capital a ~
(.istic action? Did he not innug ate. q q
civil war In Panama and trample unaer
foot the most sacred presidents, relying
upon the splendor Of the result for the
combination of his, action, DID he not
with one dash Of his pen: add millions o.
dollars to tho public debt. without any an,
legislative enactment relying again upon ,n
| the so called splendor Of the result for me
second combination Of his illegal ACTON ,i
| In ncrea sing the pensions of The Fede "a
soldiers Would George washington, the
father Of his country. have dared 90 such
a thing? Has he not run r ghshod over