The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-17

demo nHLratedFn erSs nOn6HCyEO1t lulentlOH1D.
the manner iii which she refused o. In
terfere in behalf OF the daughter Of on on
Of her servants. This child had BEEF
reprlmanded by a teacher and decline
onger to attend the school. The truan
It DO between I two great powers II. the
Orient, or among the small republics on tho
Anne rlca is felt throughout Ut t t
The record Of the servant Is his best and
only certificate for continued elnployrn ent.
the people stands 70. day in this campalsnr n;
squarely on its record. 5tss sS55 sfsS.
5 There has BEEN much discussion and no
little confusion oversth effort ito compare
tho relative inorea Sc In wages and cost, o.
living the Last few Ihe i, -
ureau Of The United states i,s = o..
ful analysis for the fourteen years ug t5o ON
1890 to SlsbA III that .compa risonE and anaiy.
sis II son me Is
4 Of food products had Increased In the same J
the only careful and scientific invest ga
ton that has been made on the subject:
Our foreign trade has been, along the h
creasIng from $3.50 ooo, 900 In 1885 to 81: s2a-
900 go In 1906 and our experts fr0 ~, ssSs 81
81 s17 to2sx GO ,4aas T 1sss
amounted to 81 se2, 900 90. and II. 1905 70
S2g70, 600 CO.; add ito that our trade to Porto
1%ea Tssq t7sHs sta ana asS
tic amount Of business done batween the
people q Ths IS epa
foreign commerce of any other nat!on
r Great Britain alone excepted. ana that pc
her Imports being almost double her exports.
While our exports exceed our Imports by
haf&a billion OF dollars. 81 55ls Il
Tariff Re,iaion.
4a3 Under tho policy az protection the United
states produces one-third OF the lnanufac-5
\ tured and ngricultural products 1.-THE CIV
q hat sSo
Y Britain, and three times the compensation
y paid TO labor on the continent OF Europee 2.
Comparatively sn,an II surplus that goes s
abroad makes us the greatesla edpoailns
nlent OF the country we not only live better
than other people but from The SAVINGS o. o.
production we have become the Wea sl lt
While this unprecedented prosperity has
come In less than a decade OF Repnb lean
mnatratl1m a. ana p,ngley as,
Queer. both for the people and the govern;
4 n,ent. weE occasionally hear the . ola VAL ~
the shelter OF monopoly. The atar!tf. reyis-
5on!sts are however, answering their owh
complaints. i,sF ia{si \, ,
ways hus, and always will, halt business neg
"A activity, production and commerce, i3Lhe
Win bs
is & a reasonable certainty OF lreallstng It's
cost and . fair profit. The farmer halts
because there'is a shortened demand for his
products. The decrease In tho wages Of
labor alone. pending revision VIII a I,,;Ia
Y there ia CONFIDENCE and prosperity without
& precedent there would be doubt and idestruc.
lion OF confidence 3, d.
adopted by the Republicans Of Indiana.
which, In substance, says that the Re ubii,
party WI revise the ~ ~ w grnat M
ii pSil Is Vital that tho Republican party
%o ens ia order 81
executive departments Of the government
should continue IL harmony.if o ~, iIr aeI'n
House OF REPRESENTATIVES IN NoveTher
next. that body IN the sixtieth CONGRESS
would not 30 In haImony S %,h sha se Se
er . their success would DO claimed by
sssns se as psep
with the legislation enacted by the, Repub:.
lean Congress- well a. ~ eyd9 ana a On
o WITH 70 be- gwen
a to them in ls8 e. 't enabio them % Garry
out their policies. Their successes con- n
and consumption and necessarily busi-
ness and commerce. al least one-tenth, IN
stead OF forging ahead, as We are now DO
Ing In every producing and business avenue
We would halt, aye, more VIC would retro
grade, + a
Labor Problem.
In tho contest between employer and
employe from time to time where differences
could not DO adjusted, the employer on the
one hand has rasorted to the lock-opt,
and tho employe on the other hand TO the
strike. While both are to be deplored,
considering The volume OF production and
the increase Of population. they are becom-
ipr less f,eut Mt In my