The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-05

erni troops 10 come 70 fetersDllrE ~ ~.
lgtnidato white men and ci,Gotrsge black
,nso,cnee, and he remembers tint tho
| voice was. thut OF Judge, Lewis, the can
didate ftr governor OH the "a cket ~ tht
new Republicanlsn,. Ali! The hegros
MEMORY is sure and long mid kindly
towards those men and events winch az
tempted 10 put tho white people under
Ills feet and TO giyo him Il power ana
roslton &C which he still dreams and
for which he still hopes. 5ti5
"a new Rcpubllcanlsnl - New" in what,
nrnv. Not III Its candidate FOR Cover
nor. who was a Republican, when not
oven Campbell slemp could stand that thai
party. Not ''new" in Its manager and
master, Who in addition to voting IN
cid Confederate out and n negro IN.
voted for the commissioner OF sales bill,
ono Of tho most Infamous measures ever
ATTEMPTED against free pcopeha meas
ire 80 far-reaching III Its iniuulty, and
SC subversivc Of local self-Eovernmcnt'
that it caused tho revolt Of the big
F6,,r..,-1fnle, lIewberry, Lybrook and
Wjlllams-at,d was defeated III the state
senate IN 1852 Not now in Its plat
fern, for that consists mninly In false
charges against the Democratic party.
Not ..new in its audiences IN South
side and Eastern Virginia. for they
arc madR up. as OF OF old' OF t'e
coored contingent and the same
white Republicans who voted the Repub-
l,can ticket back in the late COS and
Tho early 7O's Not new In Is dcn,a-
aogy. for It holds out promises which,
AZ fulfilled. will prove very disastrous to
the pockcts of the white people Of the
state. Its promise Of free books to the
negroes. at the expense Of the white
neople Of Virginia, reminds one OF tho
days of the promise OF forty acres ana
a mule: with this difference. however,
| That there was never any intention Of
nroyiding the land and the mule, while
| It Is the determination OF the Reptbli-
cans to attempt to perpetuate Itself In
mower, If elected, by providing books for
the negroes at the expense Of the white
people. Is there anything new about
that7 e
Possibly the Republicans are relying on
| their candidate for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
William p. Kent, to furnish the new
ness. He has lot of It, In fact. he is
extensively new Here Is a sample
OF the new Republication he is handing
out to his audiences in his speeches.:
ut Is a wonder that some of them
| (rcferring to Mr.. Swanson, Major Ander-
son, Mr.. Eggleston and the other Demo.
cratic nominees don't promise you free
silver, free liquor, free niggcrs free
love and free riding, free anything Just
about election time
Whether old or new, the people OF
| Virginia will have none of It, they
are satisfied with the Democratic man
agement in this state. and they Will wait
| until this new Republication has rung
cut the old and rung in something newer
| and better than anything now on the
| ticket or in the platform
Addicks, Alice and Harm ony.'
VIVA tevcr else it may accomplish, that
/. Harmony" subcommittee Of the Della
ware Republicans has SO far resulted In
/ anything but harmony. 1t has
managed to roll very bitter pill for
former Senator ~ Edwnrd -Adclicks, who
! has now permanently broken with his
i guardian ally and henchman. Senator
4 Frank Alice. Bitter wranEling and In
tense feeling preceded the final breach
Each OF the two opponents controlled
nine votes in the state Committee, thus
creating a permanent deadlock; and II
4 was finally arranged that a subcommit-
tee be appointed to adjust the differ
onces between the rival factions There
were five on tho committee. and Ad
+ dicks was confident that he controlled
three. The vote for chairman was SUI
ficlent TO show the ex-senator how com
plctely he had been deceived. lnsur
ance Commissioner George w Marshall
whom he had counted a sure Addlck
man, came out squaroly against hin,
( and Alice was elected, Addicks, In short
found hmeslf worsted at all points. Il
a towering rage, he characterized Son
ator Alice as q Judas Iscnriot." rushc
8 & j p +
his resignation MS a member of the com
mittee, and bounced out Of the room
, In thus leaving the committee, beatc
!, man, Addicls also departed from tn
politics of Delaware; and the officia
machine, into which he IS said to hay
} poured the bulk of his large fortune
r Will presumably know him no more.
; This happy rIddanco Is no doubt
: Itself a consoling reflection to the pee
: pie OF Delaware but It Is ms yet doubt
y FIJI whether their political situation
9 to be much improved by It, Betwec
Addicls and Alec there Is probably HIT
y to choose, AS long rs Addlcks owne
. the machine and had the necessal
= funds to keep It hummlng, Alice stoo
: In with him pretty nearly rs close q
no could get, Now no has taken &C
vantage of Addiclss fall to break loos