The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-20
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pubic tyyen ~ s y not III es To-
s man tsys s s4s sDsFb sc ss iSq
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city affairs rs making the 1i,roud . Thu man mgr
who Will not advertise IL driving the hcarao.
an hs pso WIN sn,. e "ways nf5 sssM
the grave. The man who Is 30 stingy ms TO
be bowling hard times proachcs, tile funeral.
sings the doxolosy. and thus the town y, Y
5villc Enterprise.
The bruce In Buckingham.
heard Of fellow once who courtcd q
the twelfth trial hc got eausht IN sto nJ,,
and took shelter ~ T. totnreo 3 a e Soon i, q,
from ono tier 70 tho other.. It failed twelve
times. and the thirteenth time II succeedod::
The fellow,atook COURAGE, went back. and ,l
and buckingham Times.
History Of publicity.
The history Of this publicity issue. which
la going to DO important In the campaign,
~ that the President let two sessions or Con-
gress pass without saying word to cause
the pass2se q tho publicly lay to which he
after his election In 1904. The newspapers
OF the country complained 10 much about
atne blyHlHCHOtt dropping REFORM stHat
a bluf was made towards tho close Of the
last congressional session. and the House OF
Representatives passed the Mccall publicity
o. n ns ns rhe o Was q e d.
vious as 10 disgust the country. Not long
after this the Republican party showed It's
most unanimously at achicaso-a proposltion
piattorm.--sortoIk Landmark -
No Corporation Monty.
The decision OF tho Democratic National
Committee to receive no campaign contri-
buttons from corporations Is calculated to
make one think at first glance that the COM
smittee has oversteppcd Itself and carried a
good thing TOO for. as
The committee very probably knew what
cratic leader offers a very plausible reason
for tho action. He says that 1t Is necessary
to bar contributions from al corporations
tempt TO say witch do and which do not
come under tho head or tho legitimate fifth
honest managers. II the Democrats ac-
ever. arguments a sain.t the trust fund OF
Newport News Press.
Not Formidable.
g. At one tim. we feared that Mr.. Hears,'s
desertion OF Democracy might prove po-
tential factor in the campaign. But since
ed. the apprehension has disappeared. Tho
platform adopted by that body Is one which
has received in overwhelming degree this ap-
support OF racticaily It's full strength. This
leaves Hearst and his independence party
MS a mere pretext 10 be seized upon by .'al-
away from the faith in any event.-Lynch-
burg News
Money In Politics.
Now II we can prevent individuals from
using their wealth In Influence
tons, we shall rid ourselves OF the chief
danger OF tho money power, so-called to
we must constantly guard against. II the
rich can cleo. their agents 10 office by the
uge OF money, they can control legislation
and and psrpsiuais Their power. Such condi.
and to the downfall Of popular institutions
OF government Newport News Times Herr
aid
Discovered Eden.
We believe we are within bounds when we
say that those who live In and visit Ur-
hanna agree that more pleasure can be found
here to the square inch than anywhere else
on earth. We mean real. innocent pleasure,
unmiNed with the evils and temptations that
are found In so many places: and We hope
II Will always remain so. We are always
glad TO welcome visitors TO our midst and
wish them happy stay.-sou,hside Sentinel.
Not outcla.sed.
We are glad TO note the fact that tho
Democratic National Committee has placed
the limit on the amount OF contributions to
the campaiEn at $4,000. for It Will permit
the Democrats hereabouts to send In their
checks without being looked upon as cheap.
Clifton Forge Review.
That was merited compliment to Hon.
y. HoRe Tyler in being appointed on the
committee to notify. Mr.. Bryan Of his nomi-
natton.-South Boston Ncws.
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