The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-11

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organization as well ng g she ealtopff
OF the state Mr. II, y 11e ~ !, ,ci,.
mona, WI is tho sellug nsens. dnt' 10
types az the finest Virginia tobaocol tn nl
has been offered the trade toT y ycAultls Ut,
a9sTv 1ysupdRu aesdh ana e see
" ef isjaok ~ nny Va y,no 3, x. HARDY.
Bryan Us. Roosevelt.
E,itor of Tho Times Dispatch; , y,
1 air-1 NOTICE tho Following, which mp l.
pears IN The Times. lolsp g tcn 9 3 lus'
s'qMnnd "a 4 II, II A d,apatoh n tic wash-
mi A IS Fos from nav
3iltotll Iow!s, former member Of CONGRESS
and now corporation counsel for the ely
"a tarG GsoatEH lanxtb asHe'S
nominee OF the party for the presla,iean g,
s}un9sr ~ b 5Sw's esan inas, So
load 4 Is tho II election Of President
Roosevelt as d defensive measure. Ho
that tl'e w2}e - Gestruetvo
81 nh 10 Very WI lends which II socks 70
achieve. e When it Is apparent, says he.
thut Mr. Bryan must be y 30 M9.n n ne
the Republican party lorc =, ~ t1a.,
u lot tllo ground That he owes It to$tho
ssit ti to a. third term viii vanish under
only been elected BY tho people once,
amd that moro form should be set aside 4
whom tho patriotic necessity arises ana l, 3
sP2ey ta1a lss gots
Roosevelt, who would 30 the scount "
1 Mn Lewis reasons with yleWy, to l Z
political expedicncy and not the Il welfare L
4 His is poia i /: {: II the Democrats nolh-
nate Bryan the Republicans will pc d
forced to put out some dccent sort q = +
one who Is posi- lively u clean a
lligl,3 independent honest ana 4 fen rless.s n
And i for one, AM glnd thnt we we g
nnn 4 IN Il this country by the name an! III
William Jennings Bryan who, II oml-s
mated for President cannot be bantenl
by just any wire-workng, trust ridden
fellow tho Republicans may nut ont, o.
III Bryan ia nominated It goes with
out saying that the Republicans Will
try to equal him In character, Int elect
and personality. Whether such u thing
IS possible fwithin#9tho ranks Of the
grand old party, = even In tho parsonage
II roosevelt himself, brings o.. Al moro
talk That being the case, however, we \
Will get good man for Preside nt. x !,
not Bryan then some one not far be-
Ii Bryan ,,t must DO tho sacrifice IN order
hat tho Republicans be forced to give
is q cleans8man for, President, so mote
t be. \ Bryan q Is big ,eenouyl, q! nnd !, pa
.rioticS enough not to object to TINS sta a!e
if affairs himself AZ II must come. no
1raver spirit will ever DO laid on the
altar thnn his. I repeat, let. tho Demo q
ratio party be Abraham una let Bryan |,
80 isaac II the worst nttst me, The
Offering would bol worthy one, !, 8
'lI5 h IIO WARD O. MILLER.