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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-04-02
ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS
CONFERENCE TRANSFERS DIS
CUssED-oTHER NEWS ITEMS.
special Correspondence of The Sunday Star.

Special Correspondence of The Sunday Star.
ALEXANDRIA, Va, April 1, 1905.
The transfer of Trinity Methodist Episco-
pal Church of this city from the Virginia
conference to the control of the Baltimore
conference, the annual session of which is
now being held in Washington, is said to
be practically assured. The final action
authorizing the change is expected to re-
suit from the recommendations of the COM
mittee of presiding elders appointed by the
Baltimore conference today to confer with
the representatives of the Alexandria dis
trict.
AS stated in The Star, the proposition is
to transfer number of other charges, COM
prsing the Alexandria district, to the Bal
timore conference. The division of territory
was sanctioned by the Virginia conference
at it's session in this city year ago, after
a long discussion in which majority of
the members expressed the conviction that
the step would be for the best interest of
the local church and the others concerned
1t was ratified at the annual session at
unity of the boundary of the Baltimore
conference it is said that the position of
Alexandria church under the control of
that body would be more natural and favor
able than under the government of the Vir-
ginia conference, which contains a COM
paratively small number of churches dis
family situated Rev. j. A. Jeffers, the pas
tor, has been in charge of Trinity Church
for five years.
General News Items.
Most of the resident ministers will occupy
their respective pulpits at the services to-
morrow morning and evening. Rev. James
P. Stump, who was reappointed pastor of
the Washington Street M e. Church South
at the annual session Of the conference in
Winchester, has returned to this city and
will officiate at the morning and evening
services Rev. DR.. ]. NJ. Pitcher will preach
at the First Baptist Church.
Mr.. A. G. Ohler has been elected by the
Second Presbyterian Church delegate to at
tend the session of the presbytery Of the
Chesapeake at Marshall April Is. Mr.. Will
liam Campbell was elected alternate.
Mr. Lewis NICK. Bell the newly appointed
collector of customs for the district of Alex
andria, today named Mr.. George A. holland
as his special deputy.
Rev. DR.. James l. Vance of Newark. N. j..
is announced to preach next Wednesday
evening In the Second Presbyterian Church
here, Of which he was formerly pastor.
It Is stated that Mrs. Stewart Jameson OF
this city will be nominated as q candidate
for the office of register general OF the ma
tional society of the Daughters OF the Amer
lean Revolution.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-04-02
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-04-02

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-04-02
Subway for Baltimore.

There is a probability that the city may
In the near future enjoy the luxury of a
subway system In the center Of the city to
relieve the congestion. Plans for such Inn
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-05

BauerIaub n iB4ein -
eopbia Wattbem, @Obnbaus. %. nabt
parf Nbe., 50. 500.-O. 9 Seruggs,
Wobnbaus, Wbittlsr uno 2oweu Mbe.
$3.470. = Or. 6Oa9. Cottage, @ar.
man Mbe. nabe Wictoria. 500. =
6u9b 9oug6ertp, &sparatursn, $50
NOro Wsribian Str, $1,600.-gmilr
2napp, Wobnbaus, 3105 Oh 10.
Str, 50, 200. = 6. s. Mperp, @obn.
baus, SEEM Ssriep rabs 80. Str. 49,.
1872. = Samss gmrp, Wobnbaus,
2521 Bsnefontaine Str, 81. 500. =
gbuarb 9ue9ele, Wobnbaus, 42s
Wsf Worris Str, 1900. = q.
Spinner, 9ef9dfts9ebduoe. 1863 South.
GaRern Nbe., $500. = Mueuf goelt,
&~eparaturen, 1919 Orange Strabe,
5000. = 5. %. Wand, Wobnbaus,
gruabpap, nabe %. Str, IS, 900. -
@6rifian 8ranb, Wobnbcus. Oliber,
labe Mrber Npe., $l,423. = Sabio
@oben, Wobnbaus, 81. nobe Station
Str.. $1,000. - Greb S9nor. Got.
tage Wsw Yort unb ReaItng, $1,200.-
CHARLES @erIa9. Wobnbaas, Grootfoe
Nuenne, nabe 10. Gtrabe, $500. =
8. @onnatp. l@ottaae, Seal Mpenus.
nabe W~arplano. $1200.-Snbianapo-
lis @as Co.. purifpingp lant., $500.
%. Wiaigan, 6aus, 81. Str., nabs
Sainois Str, $500.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-05

tpsIds f9 auf 1913 belief. Die fluid
wiiroigen NibsausG reu3unger uno bsr
WangeI an 8abnmdrtern fino fur bic.
fen fur9tbarsn 8erluf an WsnidsnIs=
ben berantportli9.
Wohsr fommt bieie 0sri9le9terunQ
Der Si9erbeitsberbdltniHe auf unferen
@iienbabnen9 Der tatitiide Beri9.
9iebt barber Hare @ustunft. Wdb-
reno ndmli4 Die 3ahl Der Pahagiere
um 20, 528, 147 3unabm uno Die Brut=
tosinnabmsr, um $24, 327. l84 fiesen,
wuroe bic 3abl Der Mngsitelten I'm
16. 416 Yerfonen perrineert. 6ier aeigen
f9 bic Golsen bss prpftipftems unn
Der prattif4en Nufbsbung Der 2onfur.
reno auf benz @sbiete bes transport
tpeisns. Mle @iienbahnen bss 2anbes
usroen bon penigsn REORGANIZATION
f~ontroQirt, beret Dibibenbsn 0un9er
teine @rsn3sn tennt. gs muB baber
9eipart tueroen, uno man berringeri
oas perional. I'm bic Si6erbeit Der
pahagiere, Gn9effeaten unb Serieni=
gen, uel9e @sfabr laufen, ii~berfabrsn
3u tDerben, ttimmert man f4 nidt.
Die a~onturrsn3 Der 8abnen it ia 70
gut pie auf9eboben. Ob Der @roBta=
pitalif NIT Der einen Babn tpsnigsr
ooer nit Der anberen Babn n,ebr btr=
oient. Tam ibm einerlsi fem. 10 Iangs
bas @elb f9lieBii9 in feline Sai&en
fieBt. Der bentenoe Burger, tpel9er
obiae 3iHern fubirt. tpirb fd nun
oieaei9t bic Jrase ffeuen: Soa bel
einem @ef&dft. bas i.bt 10000 psr-
fonen in einem Sabre i6btet, tuirtliG
Der profit. ben einige Weai9e In bic
8af4e feden, alein maBsebenb isin?
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-05
LAUNDRY :. :: =: =; !: e. c.: !: r.
Hds gkua0 60

Der Senate Wpe., n6rbIi& bon IL.
Str $1,000.
Nnne e. Brabehoft an Samuel
Sbud, GOT 7, We@ornids Mt., Sads
ion eubbipifon, 35 Bel IT'S SUB, per-
be7ert, tpsfli9s Settle Der 0aneod
9pe., n6roli9 bon Bertha StraBe,
$3.50.
Oscar %. Jren9 on 9enrp 6.
R.asner, Got "a. Sobnion's 6. Ohio
straBe Mbbitior, IS BET 100 SUB, psr-
bsHert, tpefIi9e Settle BON 2spfone
Nbs.. faoli9 bon Nstu Dort Strabe,
$500.
Marp Or. 2issIs an George @allus.
Got 10, palmer's Mob., IS bel 100
SUB, berbsRert, tpefli9e Settle Der
Union Str., nbrbli9 BON pnlmer Str.
50. 500.
@soree Wolf an Wi4aeI Otter. Got
80, 3weite Section, Winbborf place
Nbb., IS bel 100 SUB, berbeRert. 6f=
li9e Settle Der 4ennemart Str, fRSli9
bon Carton Str. $3.50.
Tabib u. 0apmoob an Sames g.
Danlap, 2ots % uno "a, Bells Sub.
She'll bon Sobnion's grben Nbb., z,
bel 1854 SUB. berbeRert, norb6fli&e
gde Der @ud(e unb 20. Ctr. SIS. 600.
2ambert 0amant an Wartin 6.
snpber, fabIi&e Gdlfte bon Got 1913,
Wet Bart ADDITION, psrb., @effeite
Der Mbbiion Str. iibli9 bon NsmYort
Ctr. $685..
@eorse u. Doolep an Nrtbur 9.
Brotptt, Got 36l, In berielben Mbbi-
ton, 38 bel 1877 Sub, berb.. Gillette
Der 2aura St., fibli9 bon Rsu Dorf
Str. $3.50.
Mrtbur .. Brou1 an Subn 8. Wbiie.
Got 163. Rofemont Nbbition, 49, SO
BET 1873 Sub, berb.. Ofieite Der Wars
man Abe, iRoli& bon Sba 6traBe.
$1,000.
Oacar s. Mann an bic 8. s.
Wann ReaItp Co., 18 Cots. 5000.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-05

CHARLES 5. Woerner u. u. an Wm.
u. Moors. She'll psItlids Sdlfts, norb,
uetlt9es 8iertel, Section %. 8own-
f6ip Is, &angs 8, Wapns Somnibip,
81, 500.
SerIelbe an Seize 6. Woore. Sbeil
besislben 8iertels, $4,000.
Osear s. Mann on .. j. Wann
&ealtp @ompanp, 33 2ots unb Sraets,
$105, 900.
Samuel 6. Sbant an Senrp &iss
fsnberg. Cots IL, IL unb Is, 8lod
80, Horo SnOianapOlis. iioli9e Settle
&oa9s Str, 50. 800.
Martba @orntpeG an Orbal Weh=
ring, 2ots IS. "a uno IS In gromn's
3weitsr STD Meribian Ctr. abolition.
81 Bel 141 SUB, nacant, OHieite Der
Wsrioian StraBs, nabe 3sQsp Str.
$3.50.
Mamie 6a0sr on Soispb 8ranoOn,
Got IS in Wiaiaan's YrOOtfioe part
9lbbition, 40 BEL las SUB, bacant.
aorb6fli4s gds bon Brootioe Npenue
un6 Ganoro ctr. $500.
@iaarb @oburn an Nlfreb 8. Bolts,
Got 5 in 9emep's Subpipiion zines
She'll: Der Wurpbp's addition, 1857
Bel 20 SUB, %berbefert, n6rbli9 bon
IS. ;Strabe, tpefli9 bon alabama
Str. $500.
6snrp Rieisnberg an emma &oea,
She'll Don Got 26, Sobnfon's Of
ObiosS Sir. . Nbbition, unreselmdBises
Stiid, berbsHert, Weffeite bon 2ep.
fons Gbe., ftblid bon 9ew Yort Str,
$3206.
5snrp %. Bertelsmarn &c. an bic
Wabaib &salip & 9oan Co.. Got IL,
@ilsspis's S%ubbibifon, Outlot AZ,
IS JuB Gront, SuoOf.s site bon
MaHaduietts Ape., n6roli& bon st.
@lair Str, berbehert, $9250.
CHARLES pape an ReinboIb Otto &C.,
Got So, Subbibifion bon 6enneman's
grbsn, S5 BET 100, bsrbeRert, Ofieite
bon G6efnut Str, iaoli& bon Rs.
brasta Str, $l475.
2soia u. Ualentine an Sable Bulb,
Got 8. piden & 9oftin's SuboibiRon,
of Wafbinaton Str. . Mbbition, 35
BET 1925 SUB. berbsRert, Weffeite
BON gsbiae slbe.. fhbli& bon Stem
Dort Str, $500.
Ni9oIas g. Warb an bic Wafonic
Semple Mpe., She'll bon Got 8, Wooo's
Subbibifon, Square 2, 1874 bel so
CUB, psrbsRsrt. Norbieite bon Mi9i.
gan ST.. peffft& bon Netp Serfep-
Strabe, $500.
Soa 3. Greemann an gotparo W.
Scott, norb6fli&es @iertel bon Got 4,
Blod Z. Drafe's addition, 30.5 bel
103 SUB, berbeHert. uefli@e Seite Der
Senaie Mbe., r6rbli9 bon IL. Str,
$1,000.
gbuarb W. Scott an Maron Scott
fhbweflt4es 0iertel, bafelbe, bieielbe
@rbss, berbeRsrt, 6ali9e ssite Der Ga.
fapette Str, n6rbli9 bon IL. Str,
5000.
@oparb Wf. Scott an 5ba 9. Gree.
man. iio6fli&es 0iertel, oaKelbe, bies
ieIbe @r6Be. berbeHert. uefIi&e seite
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-05

bania mub bod bic b6dfe gefrieoi-
gun9 gsnisBsn, tpsnrt sr in benz 2anals
Budget au wnbIen be9innt. Ma9
Mlem. mas man Bort - urb bas fin6
ielbfbsrfdnbli9 nur 8tu9fide, bic
In ben 8sobadtungstreis bss giu3sla
men selansen =, bsrri4en in Der Sfb'
MUS erwaltune sans un9laubli4e
Wirriale. beren u%riprung naiirli4 in
Der Sncompstsn3 Der friiberen @ommii=
ion 3u iu9en 1T; aber pie 1eue1 Sefen
f1einsr mod ntdt i'm Stanoe sstueien
au fsi,t, ben anaeiammslten aebridt
aud nur! gum Sbeile aus3ufe9en.
6srr Sbonts unb feline @OQsgei baben
oa cine &ieienarbsit Dor fi@, unb es
muB f4 ert 3sisen. Oh He bsfdbiet
finb, bisielbe bur6aufabren.
Geitbem bic Ser. Staatsn ben ga.
namafanaf ftbernommen, ino Mi0io-
men aunsrifanii9er Dollars in oie aa=
nalsone ssfioHsn unb bort auf9siOsen
tporben. Sabei m5gen aud aler.
bano trumme praftifen nit unterse-
laufen iein m6gen, Der Uerba9t lisgt
nabe, pbi9on Der Wirrtparr 10 srob
III. baB Big isbt tusniefsns Mnbalts:
puntte oaftr nod ni9t 9etponnen fno.
2ieferungen bon Uorrdtben fur Die
m Babn trefen auf benz Sfb'
mus In enormen Nuantitdten elm,
gsnu9, um anffatt elmer gabnfrede
BON bierais Msilsn, elm a~usgeosbntes
8a6niptsm, pie fe bier3ulanbe sri'
firen, bamit au squipiren. &squif.
tionen fur bieie gorrdtbs fno bon Be-
amten auf benz Sffbmus 9e3ei&net;
Oh bic 2eute einfa9 iaon in ben blauen
Dunf binsini @squiftionen unterf9ris-
ben babsn, obsrsob anoere ROtibs nit
babel unterselaufen fnb, ldbt f4 bors
ldufg ni9t enti9eiben; He fnb bon
maBgebenber STEELE 9ebiaist. Heue
Quantitdten folss, ben friberen, unb
bic Jra9tisnbunsen uerben irssnbwo
belisbig abgslaben, 10 baB. ME bon
perfonen, tusl9e auf benz Sfbmus I'm
Resierunssoisnf %sefianosn baben unb
cline quite gIni&t lin bic Sa9la9e ges
tuinnen ~fonnten, serf4ert mirb, bic
6dlfts bon ben 8orrdt6en gar ni9t
tuirb aufsefunben tusrben %t6nnen. wsnn
he gebrau9t iueroen fOaen, neil fein
Wenf9 tpeiB. mo fe bingefommen finb.
Na9 Der bon Der 3uii9enfaatliGen
9anbeIseommiffion ber6fsntli9tenS Sta.
tiftit tpurbs1 In benz NIT Dem 80. Stunt
1904 abi9lisBsnben Rs9nungsiabr bon
ben g~iienbabnen Der Ser. Staten
10, 046 perionen 9et6otet unb "a, 1855
berlebt. Die 3abl Der get6bteten pais
bat gang bebeutenb ausenom-
men, aud reIatio. sic belief f9 auf
AL, pdbreno i'm porbersebenben Sabre
nur 335 paKagiere umtamsn. 9a bic
3abl Der pafagiere sewa9ien, hdtts
au9 bic 3abl Der set6oteten paRagiere
tua9ien miRsn, boransgsisbt, bab bic
Si9erbeitsperbdltnihe biefslben eebIie.
ben udren. Die Sterberate Der paKa.
9iere if tnbeRsn bebeutenb f9neller &c.
ffieaen aIs bic 3abI Der pahagiere. Sn
1903 fam elm Sobter auF 1,957, AL
in 1904 elmer auf 1922
267. Die Notwithstanding ia.
ben H9 alio gar3 entf6isben berf9le&.
teri. 8iel sr6ber oils bic 3ahl Der se-
t6bteter paRasiere III bie -3abl Der
bur9 neberfabren get6bteten perfoaen,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-05

0fan foate bod nun. naboeut bas
@omite fur ben 60 Gents @ass 6reibrisi
fortwdbreno our gile getrieben uurbe,
uab Der 5reibrief 9spdbtt III, tetn
Sras iber bic Mngslesenbsit madden
laHen uno our @%rnennung Der $ruifses
f4reiten = tparrm nod a0' benz
0aH:n nun bic Saumieligteit
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-05

nie SOrsIOfsteit elmer sroBen &ns
I'D sabl 9eute lit nidt auf BEN
q @unfd suriidsuflbren ieben
Gent ben fe berbienen aud gu berans=
saben, fonbern auf elm ll~nberfanbniB
ben @ertb tlsiner @riparniHe gu fdas
sen. @enn sic Beginner einen tIei>
men She'll bon SIREN m0dentIiden
ODER monatli9en gintommen suriidsu.
Iesen, 70 1T bic Sparfamteits. 9sbre
baIS erfannt. Beginner Sic Elm SPAR.
@Onto nit uns beute, obne nnter19ieb
mas Der 8etras aud iein mag. Siefe
tarte @eisaf@aft miro Sbnen freubisif
iparem beIfen.
THE INDIANA TRUST COMPANY,
capital. $1,060,000.OO
ueberi&nb ....e 275.0O0.00
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-05

- Die befe 5 Sent gigarre In
Der Stabt, Wuao's .2on9fenop".
Water Valley progress. (Water Valley, Miss.) 1882-1918, 1905-04-08

platforms an l the candidates that
are presente1 to them, for the
pas words Of princlple and sound
policy. Lat the things in which
the psople believe be the things
on which the people will have .
chance to vote.
And if any Of our ultra ICON !
servatives of privilege" ara dis
satisfied with platform or the
candidate Of the people, let them
g1 with protest, hindrance to
the party to which they belong.
For every such deserti0n from the
Democratic ranks there will be .
hundred recruits from the camp
which Roosevelt and reading are
setting free.
Water Valley progress. (Water Valley, Miss.) 1882-1918, 1905-04-08

tical personal application, and are
not disposed to view it either
from fhe standpoint Of pure pa
triotism or of traditional states
manshlp.
And we resolutely maintain thai
these arc the men who are DRIFT
ing Democracy from it's moorings
ana are essentially obstructive to
the success Of the p ocratic
p .rty in coming to its own.
TO this extent let Us recognize
orr party disadvantage: That the
number and Influence Of the MI
nority element Of the Democratic
3 srty has heretofore controlled
the pnblic expressions and ac~
tiont Of the D mucratic party,
and THE, in our j idgm snf, az j ist
the will and preference Of the
people. Also, that these men
tue mselves are held in the party,
not because they believe in i,
Tut because those Of them who
live in the South still enter
tain the view that they cannot
afford to divide upon political
lines and leave the negro as a
. )ssible balance OF power.
So there you have the dilem-
ma and the predic lment Of the
Democratic party in that section
of the country. whose votes are al
ways recorded Tor its platforms
and candidates, and whose sup
port of the party is absolutely
indispensable to its success.
Now the question il, What is
the remedy for this lamentable
condition of affairs?
So far as the South is concern
ed, we have had in our political
machinery for the past few years
an agency which clearly permits
division uyon political convictions
without injury to the great ques-
tion OF white supremacy which
hold that section in its grasp.
The white primary is the last bull
Water Valley progress. (Water Valley, Miss.) 1882-1918, 1905-04-08
Washington Letter.
~
BY JOHN TEMPLE GRAVES.



There are hundreds and par
haps thousands in the ranks OF
the Democratic party in the South
who naturally belong by creed
and nd4sympathy with the Republi-
can party.
1t is q sim ,le t, nth to say that
that these men ought to b mem
il good standing Of the r publ.
can party, AID that they woul be
but for the negro.
They think that the s. nth can
not afford to DIVIDE in the pres
ence Of the negro, and 80 think
ing they subordinate divergent
views and op Josing interests and
antagon sic convictions to the
greater stak !, real or imsRined, Of
white supremacy, until beneath
shadow of the rice problem there
has been msrshAlled the u 'st
motley host of divergent conv'c-
tions that ever followed and
fought under the comprehensive
title Of Democracy.
No matter what q MN believes
in Dixie, be falls in line at ths
drum and mar ches in step with
the white mans party, and 90 be
is likely to do until the end Of
time or the solving of the prob.
lem.
But it can readily be en- how
repressive these conditions are 70
intellectual liberty and to politi'
cal in dependence.
The Democratic party In ito
origin, foundation and mission,
is set the interests of the great
body of all the people of America
the greatest good to the great
est number. With this align
ment clearly estAblis he'd. the
Democratic party is now and al
Water Valley progress. (Water Valley, Miss.) 1882-1918, 1905-04-08

Ways would be the majority par
" of this Republic, having in it's
,oiy and in its membership nu-
aerical maj 1ri.ies great enough to
weep the bal.o5s in every ma
lonal campaign and TO hold and
administer the Government f1r
just SO long q time as it remains
true to the real spirit and pur-
pose of its founders.
We repeat again unhesitating-
ly and empbatically that the real
U. m0cr4tic party has an immense
natural majority in this Repub.
Il But Of late years there has
SC. pit into this party an elment
always minority, tut OF IN,
;reaslng wealth and powsr and
col porate alignment. interested
through personal mativss in 2
,ixh tariff. in protected industry
in prilegsd capital; in exempted
incomes and in corporate greed Of
accumulation. And t.ese fia-
rnces have clearly disturbed and
unsettled the integrity Of the
pasty in it's political expressions
AMI the vitality Of the party to its
political traditions.
These men are, in the maln,
nen Of high business standing
md Of large influence, controlling
Ia many instances the columns Of
newspapers, the voices Of public
opinion, and in the strenuous me-
cesssity Of their own commercial
interest they have stirred them
selves to dominate and to control
the personal forces which rule
and manipulate pol.icsl conven
tions.
Il IS not necessary to assail
th integrity Of these men or to
CT dit them with either rass ality
|or folly. They are simply follow.
inc the convictions Of their inter
ests and the policy Of their COM
mercial Environments. They are
maxi g politics thirg Of prac-
Water Valley progress. (Water Valley, Miss.) 1882-1918, 1905-04-08

wark OF free thought ia thu South.
| ft is the last citadel of political
|lioerty to the people of that Dem
Iocratic section our couotry. 4
| With this refuge it is not nee
essary that tho South should lie
down any longer in the presence
of the negro and let politics go
awry and principle 60 hang be-
cause of this sombre and shadoWy
30 dance of power W lich hovers
alb )ut us. IF we cannot divide
into two parties, we can at least
!, Fl sht out our divergent convictions
earlessly in the ranks of our own
party, and submit freely to this
tribunal the arbitrameDt Of the
differences which divide the old
Democracy Of Thomas Jefferson
| Tom the new dem 'cracy Of Aug
ust Belmont.
q my judgment, the Democrat
Tic party canno5 and will not " f !
Its mission and control the Gov
lernment u1til the msj arity De-.
mocracy either eliminates or
dominates the minority Dsmocra.
|cy. How this desirable result is
to be accomplished is the problem
set for the wisdom and courage
of those who stand with and
for the repressed mi ority
II this can be accomplished by
keeping these Republican Demo.
Gratis inside the ranks Of tie party
and subordinating them and their
ultra conservative creeds Of priv
iege and protection to the views
of the real majority it is all right
---or it may be all right in the
end.
But let US be honest about it,
and let as put honest and genuine
Democrats to the front. Let the
people whose interest is vital in
these mltters vote and talked
this year as they never voted or
talked before.
Let the people challenge the
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