The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-07
OHM SHARP1 WILLIAMS,
Making His Speech as temporary Chairman.

number Of interests often confcting and
whenever the law Is taken UP by Congress
for consld Grafton with reference TO one change
$ave.y schedule In that law is going to find
solits one urging a change IN that schedule;
are going to be left during a long continual
discussion In n st~te OF uncertainty as to what
Will be the outcome; OF duties upon the things
they are producing. and, therefore. In uncer.
&tnlncy as 10 what. competition from abroad
they Will he Obliged to meet Z
What Roosevelt. Said.
And have heard tina. the President in hi.
political tour through tho West in the spr!nE
OF 1903 made a speech. In which no used tins
language: Il 4. I. Z,
WE'LL, and u business has prospered undtf
II and In promising, g Il may be better 70 en- I
FOR 4 time thar. by making y changes ID risk
causing II disturbance and perhaps paralysis
IN the indnstries and business OF the coulltry:
The fact that the change In a given rate OF
duty may he thought desirable, does not
settle the question whether i Is advisable
to make the change Immediately. Every tar
liz deals with duties on thousands OF articles
arranged In hundreds OF paragraph and IN
many schedules These duties affes. a vast
flicting, II necessary for our welfare, thch
OF course. Congress must consider the ques.
ton OF changing the law as q whole Or chang
ue is considered s,pa. IN, e.ts viii appear
ue IN the law: and when Il comes 70 upset.
ting the schedules generally the effect l,pon
the s Ss ru'nGus su ,nr,.
thought; two speeches that read like ONE "
And that single thought 50 ,,harmoniou.y
tvrest 10 take It's 3lips from the public breast.
for fear the public. finding then, unnecessary.
might shake them all off.
the peroration OF the 'grentest OF these.
was a sort OF dedication OF him who had
dubbed him l. all
only altei egoisr, after all What n mag.
niflcent piece OF humor is this unbonnded
House BY ..'the chief OF these How humor.
GUS to praise 30 highly our felow-citisen In
tho White Houss, who s,, IN he long line OF
occupies has himself found only about three
in his opinion worthy OF anything Ike un-,
S nTss r. As5s
Tine '', chief Of these is Mr.. Root
Where, Oh Where.
tRepublicnn party: Through 1t more than any
ather party the moral sentiment of the Amer
Where Going back 70 ancient history In the
Credit Mobilier? IL the long saturnlia OF
n rssen, h nb,s
lands burcauG In the full sway OF bosses,
formerly cursed so bitterly and now taken 50
fOnQly to his bosom 7Dy lHs III llie
pltiable telegram inau!ring just when the,
patriotic and unass!s'ed reyout!on of fifty
unexpectedly in Panama In the celebrated
order Of .'IIell Roaring Jake. Smith. pro-
scrIbng ten as the age above which chill
dren We're TO be Killed in ono. q the islands
con,bins OF our national life with the cor
rupon bought special pr'yi
has ancient history to do with present int-
Qultlet adHyIipN
lessly prosecuted and sternly punlshed,'
Isn't this remarkable "thunderins In the in
dex,i? When compared with actual Republi-
can accomplishments especially when conf,
of REPRESENTATIVES to make culprits face even
SO much as congressional investigationi
slant refusal OF the Republican speaker TO
recognize anybody for the purpose of making
ever was a determination fully entertained
and finally carried out. i was the determine
Republican legslatys body to see to i tha.
the Postoffico Department except their col.