The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-26

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destroy the ability OF our customers to
4 buygfrom us; but when we buy and sell,
sell and buy, we establish an exchange
which benefits both Sides
The old Republican idea Of living with
In ourselves and Keeping the foreigners
out Of tho market by imposing q high
protective tariff was long since aban-
doned, even by the Republicans them
selves. President Mckinley repudiated 1t
4 In the last speech he ever delivered.
we are led to these remarks by q
speech made by Mr.. Gustav II. schwab,
OF New York, before the. Southern Indus
trial Parliament now In session in Wasll-
ington. Mr.. schwab is American agent OF
one OF the largest steamship lines, and
In tho course OF his address said that
1t had ever been an incontcstable fact
that we cannot forever continue to trade
among ourselves and that the fullest
utilization Of our resources demands an
exchange OF our commodities with those
produced by other nations Of the world!
"1f," he concluded, 'the South de-
stres fully to develop its resources, to-
build up It's commerce and Its Industries,
and ~ strive for the attainment Of nn
assured future of prosperity, 1t must
emphntically protest against any 1netllae-
val policy of trade prohibition; 1t must
insist upon tho letting down Of the bars
to permit an equitable and profitable
exchange OF products with the nations
Of the world, and 1t must bring all It's
Influence and power to bear IN favor OF
the conclusion Of reciprocal trade agree
mcnts calculated to iincrense and enlarge
the volume Of tcommerce."t
we can manufacture in the South as
chonply as any other section, and In
some prominent lines of industry We
have decided advantage over every other
section. 1t is, therefore. undoubtedly
In the'intcrest of the South to have trade
with foreign lands as free as possible,
and the South must, in the future, as
in tho past, still be tho champion and
promoter of tariff reform; and that, too
Notwithstanding that she has become q
great manufacturing section, as well as q
great agricultural section -45Bs
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When some sofethe trust nagnates are
again called upon to, contribute to a,n-5
other III protection. stand pat r epu blican
campaign fund, they. will probably squeeze
their pocketbooks while and then go
Off anu play tho slot machine in tie
regulation way.
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Russla's timber country. carrying nearly
800 1000, 900 acres is known as wooden
Russia If Admiral Rojestvensky is Is a
product OF this locality, some pee uliar'i-''
ties OF his temperament may be account
ed for.
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AZ any rate, Captain Hobson ought nov
10 be permanently removed from the
Temptations and dangers Of astoo genera
OSCILLATION. Another good man lost, alas!
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An Atlanta negro pawned his wooden
Log for whiskcy to drink. Probably he
thought that was his only way to &c get 7
his entire anatomy In soak. |.
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aS 3Buffaloa Bill has filed a motion for q
new trial in his divorce case. In other
words he wants to renew his advertising
contract for another season. ISL
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Heavy and continued rains In Texas
have come up to the help Of farmers g and nd
the boil weevlls in the effort to shorten
this years cotton crop.
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ono OF the best known Russian news
paper correspondents is Mr.. Nemirov VI c
Danchenko. Will he. too, consent to BIZ
for short IN e IL. Isl y
How can our students musical talents
be properly developed If sweet serenatd1.ing
brings no other reward than q , load 81 OF
bird shot? Re ~
SLOW and easy-going Philadelphia has
at least one pretty fast man who " tis
weaving his way to fame at q ara sra p q
rate a 4. .a.j. 81
n Ia getting to BIO an unusually long
t,mo etween, war clouds in the Balkans.
We haven't heardof ono for 70 nearly ivy .
weeks. AZ
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T,or,da claims to be ten Thousand Ia
horers short" and the alligator Industry
is suffering in consequence.
Ono trouble is that the peace prop'o7:'
st,ons come from everywhere excep'
Japan and Russia, ...a. III.
The standpatters hayeleft to to + them en- the
privilege Of boiling, but then they w 's''
not be standpntters,
In order to keep him IN practice why
not seat Secretary Taft on that webbing
Chicago lid?
socrcta nv Taft intimates to the stand
nattcr that he can stand fairly pat him
self
A Lady's Thanks.
editor OF The Times-Di Dispatch: !,
sr-Will YOU please be 80 KIM "a as az =
tend tend our sincere thanks TO the ia s,a as
Of Richmond and others for for , M h boy
Eugene Hart. during his stay At tno We =