The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-31
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ct 3a cent! was his reply b-urt and
decisive. IN Is I, IL
No threats were ma e; no warning Rut-i
tered ;Sno importantly was repeated. His:
refusal had sealed his doom. and it was a
sudden on G. Election day hal hardy
pass III zen he D received ~ I'd from,
1:ashingto 7 hat he had been reduced IN
grade and his salary declined 20 81 $780,
though for years he had proved h''ssSai;i
Cheney for hisS post The ground was a
\; bad re port on his work. Less tllanEtwof
months later he was informed that he
had d cmionistra ted inapit w III Ills rev
positionaand his pa was CIT 81 81 coin
Sin months he was reduce twice again.
and now he draws only 81 100 Il year. 5
With the Democrats#out the breast
works, as theyshave been for eight years.,
money raising is a different gmatter.F From
che class Sof corporations they have notll6
ing to fear. since the nttitud e of the party
lii relation to monetary standards has
changed. Many OF these aEgrcgations of
capital find It convenient to give as her
ally to one party as to the other all
Things being equal and those which are
dominated by partisans will give IS free
K AS those In r blcan control
38s With August Belmont In the East and
$south,!an James ] $. H III lin the West and
Northwest. controlling vast systems Of
railroads, It Is propnble thn 7 lie Parker.
campaign fund Will SreapGa rich harvest
from this industry alone--ce rtainly aboyeSS
The million mark. Henry G; b Davis, the
Vice Presld Dental candidate. a millionaire
eighty times over, is expected. through
himself and e he corporate interests In
which he Is ale dominant factor, TO produce
at least nnothermillio The yast5mlnlng
Industry Uf the West, the gold fields OF
Colorado Wyoming, Utah and allfornia
and the copper territory Of Arizona and !
Montana, In which those titanic rivals,
Clark and Heinze hold sway. are looked
to for another million.
Then the Democracy relies upon its SUI
aperb organization in New York, Illnols,
Nlassachussetts, New Jersey. Connecticut
and Indiana forsformdpble contributions,
made In: communities Where tits In power,
IL add another million to the Golfers,
Even the South Is expected to bring a
great contribution for work lin doubtful
States, dill sl e ~ I'll TX II 85 81
Two Million for Literature.
Books, leaflets. circulars and posters In
1900 cost q The Republican party n u least
100000, Including postage and express
charges for distributing the ga me. n Every
resident Of a doubtful State GOT ropcs OF
this literature, which WAS ennYlled by
high priced experts and edited ms carefully
as any nj wspa per on the globe,
Headquarters were maintained in New
York and Chicago thenSas they MN he
this year. at vas OK pcnse, vi til largerer-
lical and directory forces. Incident 10 the
OF these quarters was the
expense for the entertainment Of the
party leaders fran al Sta ties who were
called on for consultation
Il Then there was theSarmy Of orators
the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES preached the par.
ty doctrine from the platform.at country
cross roads and from trucks, In round
numbers the Republl leans for three months
7hadSh OF these men and women for
fwomensShaye Invaded 81 the field--under
!pay.s Some OF these-rmen capab BILE OF lect-
"a, . INF ysrs ~ IN 1, O. rlv any tonic