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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-13

allowed his imagination to get the better
OF him in presenting lawless conditions
in the South. and called his attention 70
the mob rule in Colorado in 1904 and 1906
Mr., Patterson replied that he had
spoken with little effect if he had failed
to demonstrate that he had not and was
not assaulting the people of the South
On the contrary he declared. his whole
purpose TO be to set forth that the better
element in the South held no such radical
views as had been expressed and that
those who held the radical views We're
few in number. To support this, he read
extracts from the utterances of educa-
tional leaders and the clergy of the
South. expressing the idea that the way
to solve the race question was to build
up and recognize the manhood of the
negro.
Mr.. Mallory. of Florida, will probably
be the first speaker when the debate is
resumed Tuesday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-13
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-13
CERTAIN DOCTORS
PRESCRIBE DRINK.
Petition in Circulation Asking a
Restricting Law in This
Particular.
Special to The rimes.DIspatcn.

CHARLOTTE, N. c.. January IA
number of the physicians OF Charlotte
are making an effort to put an end to
the indiscrimnnte writing of prescrip-
tons for whiskey. by some members of
their profession. A petition has been In
circulation among the doctors since yes
terday afternoon. the purpose of which
is to ask the present Legislature of
North Carolina so to amend the whiskey
act for this county that drug stores shall
not be allowed to handle liquor even on
The petition Is being pre-
scented only to the physicians and drug
gists. 1t has already been signed by a
number Of the doctors, and at least one
drug store, 1t is stated. has expressed
a desire to have such law enforced.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-13
.COLORED TEACHER
is ENTHUSIASTIC
Writes Superintendent Eggleston
Tor Permission to Do Educa-
tional Work.

Hon. Joseph D. Eggleston, Jr.. Super
intendent of Public instruction. is i,
receipt of the following self-explana
tory letter from colored schoo
teacher in Eastern Virginia.
Kind Sir:-Believing in the
great educational combustion as
being shown in the whole Com
monwealth by your inventiveness,
|, being public school teacher,
do the moist earnestly desire to
fall in ranks; being marshaled by
you for the good of my people, in
view of that, fact. therefore. APP
peal to you for somewhat of out
line of and Educational meeting,
of which anticipate on having on
the % of Feb. OF am quite
assure that / can secure the aid of
some of the white and colored
educators.
Il trust this may come under
your honored observation
Hoping reply as a great favor
at an early date
Yours for the people,"
Mr.. Eggleston has answered the
letter. and will give the teacher all
the assistance and encouragement in
his power.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-13

Importance to all our people that We
shall deal with each man on his merits
as man. and not deal with him merely
as Il member of a given race that we
shall Judge each man by his conduct, and
not his color. And again: Every far
sighted friend of the colored race in its
efforts to strive onward and upward
should teach first. as the most important
lesson alike to the white man and the
black, the duty of treating the indi-
vidual man strictly on his worth as he
shows it
Consider the full import and meaning
OF these words and then consider whether
or not they are sincere and honest or
whether, in the fervor of fight 10 justify
an unwarranted usurpation OF power and
exercise of executive authority, the presi-
dent forgot himself and said more than
he intended or means
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-13
Nation With Big N.

Mr.. Tillman said there were some
times when he wished to be dispassionate
ana deliberate, and he had prepared In
writing his discussion OF the race cues
ton and would read It, The war has
settled the question OF slavery and also
the question OF whether we were to be
confederation or a nation We were
he said, nation with a big M, but
the Southern half Of the country had no
conception OF the word nation" except
as 1t Is connected with the word "nigger''
and more's the pity"
To a question from Senator Beveridse.
that remedy be suggested, Mr. TILL
man declined to enter into that phase of
the discussion.
He said he had arisen from sick bed
to speak. and to follow the suggestion of
the question would invoke another two
hours speech. 1t had simply been his OBJ
ject to point out that the people of the
South were on the crest OF volcano,
and confronted with situation of which
the people of the North had no concep-
ton. AS to the Brownsville matter. he
stood on the proposition that the inno-
cent. ought not to be punished because
there were some guilty, and think the
President has made some very grave
in dealing with this subject"
Senator Patterson followed Mr.. Till
man. announcing his belief that the PresI-
dent had legal right to take the action lie
had.
He had no doubt the President was
moved from the highest motives, and as
serted that the censure by the Senator
from South Carolina that the President
was moved by race prejudice was unjust.
He believed the Booker Washington
disproved such conclusion.
Mr.. Patterson gave as his reason for
speaking that he did not by his silence
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-13
Indicted by Grand Jury.

IN TSFUUTNT TIsDNJVh.J N =
STAuNTON, VA, January l2.-The
grand jury on Thursday brought IN the
following three indictments; Against
Andrew Hamilton, charged with rob
berry from tho person OF Ollie Tucker;
against George. Smith, changed with
stealing from the person of I; woman
n handbag valued at So; against Dia-
mond Dixon, charged with robbery
from the person OF A, J. Baylor
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-13
POLICE AND
N0RKMEN FIGHT.
Hot Fusillade in Total Darkness.
Four Killed and Three
Wounded.

rate fighting between police and workmen
occurred in the Okhta quarter OF this city
last night during domicilary search.
When The police appeared three worlSmen
lights and opened fire on the police. The
latter responded. and the fuslllade was
continued for some time in total dark
ness, The workpen finally retreated after
policemen, and wounding three policemen.
A. quantity of firearms was discovered
in tho house.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-13

TEETH preserved to middle
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being an Alkaline and Antiseptic
Liquid, it penetrates the minutcst
crevices Of the teeth, destroying
the deadly mouth acids and p,,ri-
tying the whole tooth structure.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-13
P. Lawson Hinson.

Especial to The Times Dispatch)
NEWLAND. VA, January l2-AIr. p.
Lawson Hinson, a prominent farmer of
Foneswood, upper Richmond county,
died from pneumonia at his home yes
terday morning. He was fifty years
of age. widow. a grown SON., and
two grown daughters survive the de-
ceased 5il as93s its.1}s "a ~ III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-13

demic hood of the University of Penn
sylvania and presented the king with
his diploma as doctor of laws. Mr.. White
also gave his majesty the medal be-
slowed on him by the directorate of the
louisiana Purchase exposition Ef
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-13
KING OF ITALY A
DOCTOR OF LAWS

ROME, Jan. liking Victor Emman-
uel to-day received in private audience
tho American ambassador, Mr.. White,
who invested his majesty with the AGA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-13
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~ ui
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-13

persisted Mr.. Foraker
Oh" calculated Mr. Tillman, with evil
dence of impatience, II am going to dis
cuss the race question Directly and az
the evidence of amusement at his retort
subsidized. he added: Don't YOU fret: T
am going to get right down to the milk
IN the cocoanut, but I don't want the
hre alarm to go off until the bell rings"
Naughter.)
senator Tiilman convulsed the galleries
and amused many Senator's a minute
later by illustrating discrimination be-
tween the races in Washington. Negroes
are not allowed to drink at all the bars
in Washington, as you all know" he said.
The last three words were given especial
emphasis. and the Senator waved his
hand to include the whole Senate.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-13

MISS cocl.souRN 81 and
testify n
diseased " 'e" 'AA'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-13

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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-13
T|LLMAN SPEAKS
ON RACE ISSUE
Continued from First Page,)

War any foundation for tho charge Of
conspiracy OF silence. mutiny and trea-
son made against tho soldiers, although
he declared there was no doubt that the
soldiers were responsible for the outrage
M prownqvile
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-19

Is no explanation for the fact that
Congressional measures. looking ten
t,,.,-ly toward N. loost..ing OF our
hold IN the archipelago. r"ceiv" 80
spars. "A Republican support.
1t !. evident. therefore. that admin.
istra,iun iut'u' Noes in conjunction
with IN. habit of following estah'
lSh,d procedure. even II proved "r'
romeo, i III" slender thread BY
VIII. the Philippine appendix hang
10 thc .i,."rican Government,
Tow Ing th"s" bonds viii prov"
Of ei!icacN. or Mnat sudden fi;.h1'
for nation NAY b" wrought by change
of the political complexion OF the adj
mini-tration supply material for in.
terrstiny speculation.
Two. three. I'VE years hence there
may b, different rule in Manila.
For the frankly avowrd sentiment
OF these Republican Representative,
and Senators express more than their
personal standpoints. They reflect
National opinion which of recent years
has become increasingly irrcspon >iN"
10 high.sounding appeals regarding
our duty 70 civilization" or the fol
lowings OF manifest destiny.
The luxury OF overseas possessions
ha, 'Ong ago hit the nation In one of
it's vital sIots-its pOcketbook. 1t has
been all outgo and no income. with
the prospect all in favor OF an indef'
mite continuation OF this Improbable
Olsncss.
A country whose predominant char
artpristic is Commonsense soon
wcaries Of such program, more es.
pecially as little progress seems to be
making in the purely benevolent
phases Of the undertaking.
Sooner or later our colonial policy
will experience a decided change. II
may be abrupt or II may. with the
laudable object OF saving the National
face. be indicted by gradual steps.
The point OF importance is that il
Is inevitably scheduled.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-19
HANGING ~ A THREAD.

The tendency OF machinemade pa.
triotism or enthusiasm to melt away
like snow before the hot blast OF the
vanishing dollar. says The Atlanta
Constitution. was never more wildly
illustrated than In the rapid Ieering
OF American sentiment "a regards
our proprietary interest in the Phil
ippine archipelago. The New York
Herald has recently been feeling the
Conversational pulse on this subject.
and its Investigations reveal the as
founding fact that there are sufficient
Republican representatives weary OF
our Far Eastern burden 10 out'vote
the expansionist element, were they
willing 10 make common cause with
the Democrats.
And II seems Just yesterday that
the man who umidly ventured the
suggestion that the Philippines were
senseless and costly incumbrance
Was branded with sufficient epithet-
to make him feel like exiting himself
forever from the land OF the free
and the home OF the brave"
So far as The Herald's poll pro
crossed only 81 out OF l3s representa-
tives OF all parties approached favored
the retention OF the archipelago
More than half OF the Republican,
quoted favor IN abandonment OF the
islands. and Speaker Cannon Is re
ported to have expressed IN anxiety
t. get out Tomorrow" II any hon
CRADLE way" suggested itself.
There can b 10 question that thes<
member Of the party q impestalisn
Are speaking their tSus sentimeats
fres non ~ &C q political expsdi
esey and rss1aist. Otbssvise, thsr>
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-19
sEsT OF PROOF
That hyonei Will Cure Al Forms OF
Catarrhal Diseases.

Testimonials could be printed by the
thousands. man. of them from Gaines
Vile and nearby towns. that E:ome!
Is an absolute cure for al catarrhal
troubles, but the best proof OF its un'
usual curative powers is the guarantee
tia, J. ". McCollum 4 Co. gives with
ever outfit that they sell Money
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Hyomei i no' a secret remedy. Its
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wen they prescribe Hyomei. 1t Is
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Drug Law by serial No. 14ls.
BY breathing Hyomei. the healing
medication goes directly to every nook
anu corner OF the air passages where
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remembering that II II does not cure,
J. ". McCollum & Co. will refund your
money.
The complete Hyomei outfit costs
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-19

The Live OAK Democrat SAYS: r.
Is noble dream OF old Phares ~,
the ME u vet ran. to r.tatlisA ~
great and l,,auti:l! hone near Gainau3
viilc in th!, Stat" for the yeter1na
both Union and Confederate armanu
The old man is now getting his Sch.
deliberately written III, in the Nuaa'
ern ,,ress. and il j. indeed fair To -
upon On paper. an A!achua Cor
Utopia We would all delight to -
.,rr" but are not very likely to. ~
honor, though. to the great.heaseox
Old veteran who ha, conceived -
plan and will probably work away e
IL with the ardor Of the true emit
at until he hears the soldiers ~.
tattoo and Is called hence to the ~
Utopia
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-19

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Harris -
nOunce III" engagement OF tha1Fs
daught', Sara Elizabeth, and ~.
Charles Harrison Llovd. their -
rage 10 occur at the Methodist chusu
in this city on the evening Of II
sixth Of November .-Ocala BAnDae
Miss Harris is the talented local 60
tor Of The Daily Banner and 10 g.
OF Ocala's most popular Young ladieaEl
She Is we'll known and beloved e
over the State. and while everyouoI
OF us will deeply regret TO see -
relinquish her membership In u!
press gang We will wish her bavg1a
ness as the wife OF the man d -
choice. Il
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-19
JEFF BROWNIES PLATFORM.

Mr.. jeff T. Brown" o! Key West
candidate for Governor, Is In IN" city
today Ell route to New York, said Sat
urday's Jacksonville Metropolis. Ne
was ton.holed by Metropolis re-
porter on his candidacy and gave GU;
the following brief statement regard
ing his platform, which will b" read
with interest:
Il intended 10 wal, until the meeting
in Ocala next month before expressing
myself on the issues now before the
people OF Florida. said Alr. Browne,
but since I arrived on the mainland
have had go many Inquiries about my
l,Osition on some OF the more import.
ant ones. that shall briefly outline
some OF them now. and reserve for the
Ocala meeting "A fuller elaboration.
II favor the passage Of an amend.
ment OF the constitution prohibiting
the sale OF intoxicating liquors in the
State OF Florida.
II also favor legislation along the
IoIlOWInR IlneS.
Limiting the amount that candi'
dates may spend ut primary election.
so as to make il possible for poor
man. or one who has no rich hackers,
to aspire to any Office within the gift
Of the people.
State uniformity OF text books for
use in the public schools.
Foreign corporations 10 be barred
from doing business. In the State Of
Florida II they transfer to the Federal
courts cases brought against them In
the State courts.
ITO require each railroad doing bust.
n ass in the State OF Florida to have an
accre dited representative In this State.
with full authority to settle and adjust
claims ard differences between them
and the shippers. without the delay in.
cident to referring these matters to
the general Offices in other States.
Il will also carry out the following
policies. II elected Governor:
AN vacancies in county Offices
which may occur during my term TO
be filled upon the recommendation OF
the Democratic County Executive
Committee. unless a primary Is held
in the county to All the vacancy. and
I will appoint whoever is selected at
the primary.
II shall not attempt to name my
successor. nor will I use the Office of
Governor to advance my own or any
one elses political ambition. will
be Governor OF the entire people. and
will administer the Office in their in.
terest. and not In the interest OF any
faction. corporation or interest. The
administration of the ONCE will be EN-.
tirely free from all partisanship.
Il shall resist with all the power OF
the constitution and laws vested in
the Governor the attempts Of the Fed.
eral judiciary to interfere with the en-.
forcement OF our laws and the rules
and regulations of the Railroad Com.
mission.
Il shall execute all laws strictly and
impartially and without regard TO
whom they help or hurt, and I will as
humbly obey the letter and the spirit
OF the constitution and laws as shall
expect them to be observed by every
citizen OF Florida"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-19
NOT LEGALLY ADOPTED.

The report comes from Georgia
that that State. in its litigation
with the railroads growing out OF
the reduced passenger rates. will
attack the validity Of the Four.
teenth Amendment TO the Consti.
tuition. which the roads will invoke
to protect them against what they
call the confiscatory order OF the
commission. Let Hon. John S.
Beard OF Florida keep his eye on
this case: the validity OF an
amendment next door to the
famous Fifteenth Is being attack.
ed in the courts: he may get
some valuable pointers.-Live
Oak Democrat.
II the editor Of The Democrat vii
-ead Senator Boards speech in SUI
,ort OF his Joint resolution he wi'
observe that the Senator paid hi
respects to the Fourteenth Amendment
ALSO and clearly showed that the sam
had never been legally adopted. Hi
position is clearly defined In his abb
argument which was printed In tn
Senate journal ~ April 18th. 1907.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-19

State Chemist r. E. Rose tells OF
the practical good a geological survey
will be to this State in the following
few lines: The State has los,
thousands OF dollars by not having a
geological survey. Land owners have
sold land at ten dollars an acre pos.
sessing one hundred times the value
In mineral deposits. Thus the native
land owner has lost. while the for
eign investor has pro6ted. Under the
law. 1t 10 the duty Of the State geo
logist to convey to the land owner the
knowledge OF the value OF hts land II
In the pursuit Of his Investigations he
finds mineral deposits. Il u his duty
TO ascertain the extent OF these de
posits. and 1t 10 directly violative Of
the law for him to part with this In
formatioo to any Spectator. Thus thu
value Of the department. 70 the peopl>
Of The state can hardly b estimate<
b IN anal oe3scts."
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-19

The eo00i.oiooes q Marion county
have a9OsuDsiabsA I've huDdred dol
M . - . ~ egeetioa a . mont
0ooG . - Cao1o1soeo 1eoA Of that
SoaaAy. TAsy havs also Sivsa - ].
j. D0skisea ohaoese. y. d c. permit
- - 1ee4 ~ Daa1Dsae n ny
pagt g ~ cougt honss yard thay -
01Be. d ~ coaDoet1oa ths AaTioa
Aouoly os0nlnoSsoess ere DueA more
1nagul ,fhao eaOs SGhssV.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-19

The State rights issue OF today u
whether the Federal government 49,
usurp the constitutional right Of -
State to control railroads. trusts. -
any other corporations that do -
ness within its borders.