The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-19
l0NI'WA'1S0lV
IS NOTIFIED.
Peoples Party Candidates Are
Informed of Their
Nomination.
ATTACK ON BOTH 30 Il PARTIES Ar !
THE Pop. Leader Pays His His Re l',
spects ITO Both Parker and s.5
Roosevelt.


.89 a Roosevelt.
83g5 tBy Associated Press,
NEW ~ raK. & AUG. Is. IT honias e r.
watson, 81 Georgia, the PEOPLES party
candidate for President. and Thomas = = X
q Tibbles, OF Nebraska, the car>sidate for or
4 vice. President we're formally notifed.
=, tI,elr nomination here tonight at
Cooper Union. 38
The big hall was crowded Y when at g
+ the two candidates. accompanied by Al NJ
fred 6. Bouton, OF Brooklyn. chai !, "a n
or the meeting. appeared on me pat
Il fern. There was much cheering.
Chairman Bouton at once introduced
G. gJtIt 90 Samuel Williams, OF India ma. VINO
made the speech. afficially otifying the
candidates Of their sclcction. VI
IN. n addressing Mr.. w atson. Alr VVi ~
Sliams said the convention that nomi-
mated him, made ur q y.
self sacrificing pal rtots who y. attend e.
Il ana participated insits delibera Lions sole.
Il " through a hig ii sense OF Hdt ~. 3;S ~
II AFTER OF CONscIENCE.2
+ 8$ II wax understood Il there, he con-
sS tir.ued s q that our nominee must be E q.
a man with whom politics wa 8 q N tier
II of & Conscience, and who believed truly
4f and ffullysin$ the tenets Of Fopulfsir, who
n subscribed TO the doctrine #of the broth
erllood Il OF man and TO the "a therhoodI
OF Almighty God. who stood ready. able
s. and willing to- de end gainst any and
# all corners, each and every plank in our
& platform, and Who II elected President
of the United States, Ill would have the.
VI br readiness OF mind. the good ess OF.
Z. xrxS aust ~ rt1SS~n rtF
s knowledge OF men and u az fairs. to $50
administer the duties sof that high office
q as to bring the best possibl degree Of
IS peace, harmony and llnp7inc to the
6 whole people, WI n
When Mr.. wa tson rose to speak he
# cheering continued nea rly four minutes
II Chairman Boulton introduced him In
him IS the cand idnte Of the PEOPLES,
~ pal sf3
DISCUSSES PARKER v 55 H
fter a forma 1 no lice tina I he would
u soon prepare a formal Il etter Of ccept-
n arlcc., Mr.. Wa tson gave up a great por-
n tion Of his address to a discussion OF the
\ Democratic and Repub llcan pla forms and
4 the ca ndidacyI OF Judge Parker. .&s He re-
\ ferred to tho Democratic candidat e's gold
& telegram as follows sEs
Surrounded by the wal street ma snates
who had financed his cainpai Ign for two years.
Judge Parker hidei his time he 5perils of the
wac TOO late for the convention 10 retrace It's
II steps for even the Democratic bosses require
". turn sonpletsy
pyer#the heads Of his lead ers nd wit prompt
n obedience q the great Democratic iegtops zero
1nads to sfuri their flas and rsr heir line
u OF ma rch! M AFF
AL another point The speaker said he would
udse
u an #eminently worthy man.
OF President Roosevelt. Mr.. a Watson said |:
y Roosevelt. believe him to be u brave, honest,
confcientious man give him full credit for
e
Ing this republic into 4 sordld despo,lsn, Of
rs 81 3 long as 4 here Is brcati, In my body.
s Answering self-asked query az to why he
more tins he
IA list leader made reply thus: IF 3s ~
an aseri and quicker Job to strike
a Is to tear on the mask from til & face Of
& q pretended 4 friend md show him to be the
d there was ncyer$a time when the plain people
e America were % tistIed with the condl-f
Deep down Il il their hearts he ''s said the
rover are slipping out Of their hands. In
q press, the fact cannot be concealed from the
81 eyes OF gS the average citizen that the vast
land use Transferred s. leSbery
iagsinto the hands OF the few : this courts are
run IN tho interests Of the few; that the Law
i, and that while both tho old POLITICAL parties
Iretend ito devote themselves to theiilnterests
eoPs ssth fnaTfsd
taolsS ri Val " street ts ~ ssrY'e
.55II5 RALLIED TO HEARST.
Do you need proof that the masses are
how they rallied q :yV II. Hearst, Becanse
y he was denounc!ng oppression and pleading
q for the rights of the common man. there
70 e. y
Fl tinians and strained NIL OF the resources Of
political strategy to defeat that noble hearted
lst Tonight. felow-ctizens. ask you which
els the party. and who is t0 .candi date that
prnePss
IS Of the American people e Is 1T he Republican
II party How can any sane man answer yes?
Il knows that 1T has q champion In the Repub-i
4 lean party. Every beneficiary of spec, 4.
privilege knows that he has 2 welcome In The
Of this land, feels secure in3 the organized
Y power OF the Republ ican party. i
is5 How is with the Democratic party? Our
I'll political history has never seen a situation
so ludiorous as that which, the tional DEM,
Z oqratic party now holds. can understand
q how the citizen can work for the Republican
a party 81 and vote its ticket s with TIC en-
should In The year 80 !. vota tie national
u Democratic ticket Is sonnet hing That passes
& my untutored eomprehensiolSi :. % not BE-.
4 who followed Bryan With cheers on their
lips and warm convict Ions an their hearts. can
Y ties who knitted the ticket or who bolted in
believe; the the great ma ortty Of the
\ men who voted for Brya are men Of cons
n that "a 4 am fighting the!r battle now
{ S 4 HEARS,
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