The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-16
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hoyers around the fsopubiicaii orsatltsa.
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f s, VI pears has, kept the party Y N tbs
ss +. uR tSsrjiu s sas fafsFa
||ihe s!oalently ,oats viii, pruning knife u
| The branches, instead OF using the Telling
afxe l'o 4. e blame fDs
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wear VIII q large iioatins popuiatioa
With small tnoans, wl,et, you send every
aGSr ysslFs iSf
money Is Buy VI .dclesatos to tho Ma.
tionnl Convention IN favor Of men who
tia snopsh sS e te
aaa kows y tss Ss bse sos
since snlc reconstruction days--not Only money
81 of noward Z q sis
g tke ss;ssssss PUN, IL III Ststs lf ~
delivers the goods, zach candida te +,
e eX ss th oaS Rid ea
ydebauehary. Who has forgotten sher;
WoaIa bSk 1ss paa i ior Yrs
President, but 70! the fact TIE game 7,
North revoYIteed ana saved this disgrace e
tho country? p Il 5f
atorI y V ask IN NJ t Tafs
ho a. rim I'M
iceiver9of these bought votes, where they
ftre men aintellectunlly$fln large enc ugh to-
A., 2a this na.!o
!, rs ble snap ne sinai
chase price IN dollars, It would not .ba 80
ba,d. but Sthe purchaser, get ing Ills big
Plum e. sets hllnselt up as the Ibp.s. for
sas a fSsr or Esrss ii tsh s
publlcanlim Tor its lack 81 political chaa-
why doesn't Mr.. $Taft-and ! say thissln5
Pas dknsan e sGas spfs
his !, .appp|o,ntment u this state, ! believe
erefore, shy, why doesn't Mr.. Taft get
'S h ~ SISss
voters or[ Shareholders, that owe tileirE ap-5
po2l.n 1,sII from such q source. s
and ~ Until south "a
prove IFS ability to send Impoverished ana
gnpurcilaseable men, In either money or
'95s sha
to- their numerical strengthaat the ballot
South, but SO long as Mr.. Taftshnds, for
pofpqgSs e
left unenacted It proves to tho world
teffng oi tic soathera Voter 'contlhue,
IN lspiteF their repented appeals for
Southern delegates STS ore ETH the highest
order,8t hat they should have such 35S q
controlling influence J In making "a I'rcsi-
dent when they have not the ssmblanG;s
emp sle a mGnsy s0 resfea
Of AFFAIRS afthat exist, have existed \ since
long aaFtlie North sends rnoneyed en-
issaries, political debau llcrH, to buy del
egate #(no ma tier what their character
or how elocted) !, III they mako this state
q AFFAIRS. spite Of .n lo 'g Il erins
s MY should the National I, con u ~ 9,a
such Representations State conventions
Their, mud SEQ thu The NJ gro VI unl less ne
can. vote, \. Is ciude NJ from the conven-
~ tfao yhfG
llldL
boss to control the same, In the interest,"
OF his reappointment, II or tho price that
he gets for hiss delegate on. 81 Then why
the National Convent ion do slike-%5
wise !? II. would stop this Wholesale dis
Hand Ii aha I'd give Some incentive To- the
bosses to finorea Sc the Repub lican vote In
their respective Sta ties. on tho other to
enable them have more eggs IN their
basket when going 70 market Now they 4
have no incentive toffincrease a ha vote
On tho contrary, Mr. ia IT'S friends offeT
them the highest /: price Z, In money and
office to reduce lit t.. the simplest num- p
ber 50 that they wi Il have. tho loss g
spepd aud promise, u to enable 81 tn en "A TO
control the lions. ,f{ X,
No honorable man will ,go. into CONVEX;
lions to be knocked down and trampled5
upon by men who have sold $themscl,Y ve
for the mess Of \ Ottnge 8 MI, Ia g. mas s
said So. Then, lot Nr.s Ia 4 Insist y that
tic President and 1.-THE National Commit,
tee correct They eHd e
blame Of this rotten state Of mia lrs, and
rot place It ntltle door Of the Rep ID
lean party of 1.-The Il South. n fj
Yours trul y 81. J. y, -, q, Z,
4 q JAMES IA y FRAZIER,
Rockbridge Alum Springs, Va Wy ~
1906 l. 4; SaS i. M ss$@ g,
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