Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-08-20
JUDGE PARKER IS NOTIFIED
Accepts the Presidential Nomination rendered
BY the Democratic Party

the gold SLAnnalN as uTml4 ana IRE i
vocably established. a matter which .
/ felt Il incumbent upon me 20 make .
known my attitude so that hereafter /
no man could Justly say that his
support had been secured through IN
direction or mistake. the convention
reiterated its determination that
should be the Standard bearer of the
party in the present e0ntos This
mark OF trust and confidence / shall
ever esteem as the highest honor
that could be conferred upon mc-an
honor that. whatever may be- the fate
OF the campaign. the future can Ia
no degree lessen or impair
ADMIRABLE PLATFORM.
The admirable platform upon
which the party appeals 90 the coun-
try for it's confidence and support
clearly states the principles which
were so well condensed In the first
inaugural address CT President Jefer-
son and points out with force and d.
rcctness the course 90 be pursued
through their proper application I'm
order 20 insure needed reforms in
both the Legislative and administra-
tive departments of the government.
While unhcsitatng I'm IT'S promise 90
correct abuses and 20 right wrongs
wherever they appear or however
couscd. 10 investigate the several ad-
ndnistrative departments OF the gov
eminent. the ionduct OF whose Off
Gals has created scandals and 90
punish these who have been guilty ~
a breach of their trust. 20 oppose tho
granting OF special privileges by
which the few may profit at the ex-
pcnse OF the many. 20 practivc econ
omy I'm the expenditure ~ The money
OF tho people. and 90 that end % re-
turn once more 90 the methods OF the
founders OF the republic hy obsorv-
ing in dishursing Che public funds the
care and caution a prudent individual
observes in respect % bis own. stli
the spirit Of the platform assures con-
sorrafive. instead 90 rash action the
protection OF tho innocent us wen as
The punishment OF the guilty. the cn
enlargement of industry economy
and tlrft. Che protection of property
and a guarantee OF The enforcement.
for tho hcucit ~ au mans inaiicna
BILE rights among which. as said i0
the Declaration III Independence are
life liberty and the pursuit of hap
nincss" Liberty as understood I'm
this country. means not only the rich'
coz freedom from actual srvtudc. inn
prisCnmont or restraint. but the
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Occasionally. by reason OF unno.
oesarv. or impatient AGITATION for De-
forms. or because the limitation
placed upon The departments - go,
ornmcrt hy the Constitution are di-
regarded hy officials desiring 90 O.,
complish that which 90 them seem
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them cor not. DO becomes desirable g
call attention tO tlc fact that the pe.
. pie. in whom an power resides hav
seen ft 90 limit the powers conferre
and 90 say 20 departments create
by if. Thus far shalt thou so and n
farther. To secure the ends sOugl
the people have hy the ConstitutiO
- separated and distributed among Oh
three departments of government
r the Executive. Legislative and Jud
! cial-certain powers and IL Is n
. | duty OF those administering each q
/. / partment SO 20 act as tO preserv
r rather than destroy. the potency
S the coordinate branches OF the go
4 eminent. and thus secure the oXcrci.
{ OF all the powers conferred by q
% people.
q THE THREE POWERS
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