The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-18
Let Us Have Peace.

of true Democracy 4
Let Us Have Peace.
u Ii, speaking Of the differences that
have SO long existed, among the Demo-
Gratis. The Times Dispatch, in It's usual
gamiable and Sconciliatory spirit, says
that the making up time has come and,
tint 1t Is for harmony, and tina t we
are iieartiiy enjoying the family reun-3
iun.', Gooti. Every shade and complex
ion Of Democracy whether gold or silver
or l,onulist, or Prohibition Democrats.
should lay aside all differences just now
and rally around the standard Of Parker
and Davis, upon Il plat orm that Bryan.
Hill, and all the leaders Of the various
factions heretofore, can stand upon and
battle for. This done, the fairs 1.-THE
country will be placed once again In
tho hands OF the people. q
III Parker has shown himself worthy Of
leadership, and of the confidence OF his
countrynlen. We second the motion of
The Iilnes-Dispatch. Let JUS bury the
hatchct and say: n Q more about Brya n
and S16 To 4 or Palmer and Bucker, but
51;llly,,po,ia the platform of the st. Louis
Convention, which is solid and liberal
crafts, but independent Republicans and
all others. who wish toasce q change IN
the present administra ton. No, no., teisS
is no time for pickering or family quar-
rels, but Jealous, harmonious and united
action, Let the command be forward.
guide center. until the heights are scaled
and victory is perched upon the old Dem
ocratic flag South Boston News. 9s5s
That Is the sort OF doctrine thai will
win. There Is no use h in 9 going back
into the past to rake up trouble If
Democrats are reconciled and are gnll
Oil nsreeab BILE terms now, that is suffi-5
Client LIT bygones be bygones. Lets
win Il glorious Wet qry. We can DO 1T.
&c ali the Demo crat is will vote for Parker
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b We do not like to be disagrecable but
we must n II our friends at the summer
resorts that they are missing q great
deal BY being away from Richmond at
this delightful season.. The weather is
delightful: fruits are abundant; peaches
and pears and grapes and wartos as
good as they can be mad and at rea-
sonable srsiccs, and the driving III tie
evening. is fine, tell you. We are sorry
SCR those who are away from hons and
missing all these city luxuries.
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a We have received in bound volume the
first. annual report OF Il the State CORPORA
ton Commission, with the compliments
of Mr.. ] ohm A. Fps hur. the courte GUS
and efficient clerk Of the commission y
is a bulky volume, containing 1,SoS pages
exclusive Of the index, and is full of
valuable Information.
we advise BIS and g''s to keep away
from Atlantic City. Recently newly
married pair while strolling on the bea Oh 1
had n8little kissing frolic and were fined \
SIS just like the ord mary offend ers
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There are three objects in bathing: to
enjoy It. TO promote health and to- keep
iclcan. :aunton Dispatch.
10 down to the seashore and you will 4
find out !j,at there are other reason
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We desire TO state that in spite of thes
gold Initiation We are still taking, gold
dollars ut their face value in payms;,.
OF subscriptions
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~ prices continue to 90 up in spite of
abundant haryests, the men who argue
that thele is ansiinflation of gold may
get a hearing. r B.
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Mr.. Davis said nothing about the negro
question. but he was particular to se-s
cure his nomination at the White su SUI;
pnur. ~
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Atlanta has a ''i'police scandal. At
slanta has everything that will attract
attention ;5 ,5FS
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The Gear now has something else to 4
make him walk the floor O. nights.
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& By the way, who Is the silent candi-