The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-19


ing about their fail was in almost al
cases the fact that they grew to be
governments in the Interest OF g. class
instead of governments In the inter
to which class 1T was that thus
wrested to its own advantage tho gov
ornamental machinery. Twas ztulti
rnately as fatal to the cause Of free.
pressed the poor or the poor who
plundered the rich. The crime OF
brutal disregard h of the rights Of
others is as much a crime when It
manifests itself in the shape OF greed
and brutal larrogance on. the one side,
as when 1t manlfests q itself In the
shape of envy and lawless evidence
on the other. our aim must oe to
and no less. This purpose must find
Its expression and support not merely
in our collective action through the
agencies OF the government, but "
posr man must alike feel that on the
one hand they are protected by law
and that on the other hand they are
responsible 10 the aW; for ZACH rs
neiehbor and ny the State and tive sl
@ as citizens Of this nj tlon. are true \ to
ourselves and TO the ira Itlonss OF our.
forefathers such fair meas sure OF u JUS
so that as far as we can brine It az
about each shall receive his dues,
each shall be given the chance to
show the stuff there Is In him, sha u y:
prevented from wronglng others
More than this no nanisls entitled to,
and less than this norman shall have.
Another Ovation.
When the President concluded his re-
marks there was a wild shout Of ap-
plause from tile great audience. and
hearty congratulations from many on the
stand. AS the party left both cheers
und people followed. and the police could
not prevent the crowd from breaking
over the wires and surgng down to the
CAPITAL fence.
while the Presidents carriage was
waiting on Bank street for the line 70
move there Were a series OF ovatlons,
and they all seemed to be appreciated oy
the distinguished head of the ltationl ana
time after time he arose and bowed with WITH.
uncovered head In acknowledgements.
.sEiurrah FOR Roosevelt" cried by
stander, and a great "hurrah" followed
the President making proper acknowl-
Judgement.
.EIurrah for AIonta que, came next.
q and the Governor arose amid cheering
Make Him Democrat.
This was followed with "huirah' for
Mayor Mccarthy, and then the man
( creating It ALL asked in stentorian tones:
who's done most for the Republican
party In the South" and, answering
himself, said: "Roosevelt"
q sfore the laughter and cheering which
greeted this had subsidized the same voice
yelled THAT'S all right. Roosie, We'll
make n, Democrat of you before you get
shome!" ;al
Great laughter and applause followed
and tho carriage bearing the three dis
4tinEuished executives moved westward
toward the banquet hall.
Those On the Stand.
Following Is n list of those who sat
on the stand IN the Capital Square dur
ing the speaking:
August Mol, c. c. Walker, Captain
Gordon McCabe. President T., w. Boat
wright DR.. Stuart Mcclure. Colonel John
Richardson, Adiutant General Male,
Charles r. Winston, David Laird, Hill
Montague, C.SSE. Rrauer, ], b. Lightfoot,
DR.. Henry Corey. f.. H. Lea, W. j..
Whiteh,lrst, J.. Frank Jacob, Samuel +.
Atkinson, D. 8, Mccarthy, ". T, Poy-
thress, =, A.. lIarrelson, James Lewis
Anderson, Edgar Allen, Jr,, Harvey L..
strang, Haddoll5 S. Watkins, Rev, George
III. Wiley. Rev. Or. George w MCDANIEL.
w iilltiH n ~. MCNurlilS,E' IL E1.tG ipdShG :
Vile, a. IT. Hunt, DR. w. A. Harris.
Arthur B. Clarke, L. @, Jenkins James
d. Carneal, Ike Marcuse, Preston Bel
vim, e. II. Gilbert, Jacob Cans, George
Rady, John y, IIagan. Andrew Pzzlnl,
Jr.. John l.. Wingo, IT,. NJ, Hundley, r.
A. Justis, John a. Curtis, w. A. Cheat
wood, A. p. landerkin, James n. Do
herty. Edmund Pendiaton, ", r., Hutche-
son Samuel Cohen, Joseph Bryan. e. r.
Halves, John y. Crutchneld, Judge John
II Ingram, Judge S. B, Witt, Judge
Daniel Grinnan, Judge r. Carter Scott,
r. Lynch Montague, Il. n. Norris George
Street, Wray Z, knight a. g. briggs.
N, r., Cofer, Judge Edmund Waddill,
Judge l.. H. Lewis. Joseph b. Brady.
Morgan Treat, Admiral Harrle Webster.
Colonel Dempsey, United States ARMY
Major Miller United States army; Gem
eral Scott shipp, Major Lewis III.
strother, Rev, Ryland Knight Rolfe p,
Glover, Henry a, Atkinson. y, A. Cat
lin, w. G. Camp, Wydnham Z, Mere
dith, G. V. Meredith, alfred b. Williams.
Roosevelt Page, James r. Gordon, 3, III,
Hawes, William ri Palmer, Colonel Ar
ther Anderson, Robert Il. Winston, Rev,