The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-17

for wages under the bankruptcy laws, to
for the District OF Columbia: TO d.
lions of working women and children
and later the employees of telephone
and telegraph companies, engaged in
interstate business. to appropriate
100000 at the recent session of Con-
gress in order to secure a thorough
inquiry into the causes OF catastro-
Plies and loss of life in the mines, and
10 amend and strengthen the law pro-
hbiting the importation OF contract
labor will be pursued in every legiti-
mate direction within Federal authors
.ity to tighten the burdens and increase
the opportunity for happiness and adj
vancement of all who toll.
The Republican party recognizes the
ally for their wellbeing means tho
wellbeing Of all. But more important
than all other considerations is that
OF good citizenship. and we especially
| stand for the needs of every American.
Whatever his occupation, in his capac-
iity as a self-respccting citizen.
! For Benefits OF Farmers.
/ Among those whose welfare is as
vital to the welfare the whole coun-
4 try as that of the ~nSc-earner is the
/ the whole country rests peculiarly
upon the prosperity of agriculture. The
Republican party during the last twelve
years has accomplished extraordinary
work In bringing the resources of the
national government to the aid of the
! farmer. Not only in advancing ag-
riculture itself, but in increasing the
conveniences Of rural life in order to
| attract farmers sons and daughters
toward. rather than away from. the
farm. have the energies Of the admin
/ istration, been engaged.
i Free rural mail delivery was estab-
4 lished over earnest Democratic oppo-
i sltlon: it now reaches millions of oul
until every community in the laStd re.
ceives the full benefits of the posta
! service. We recognize the social anc
4 economical advantage of good country
roads, maintained more and more large
I ly at public expense and less and les!
I at the expense of the abutting own
u ers. In this work we recommend thu
growing factors of State aid, and be
{ lieve in such national assistance a
can be appropriately. rendered.
The Writ Of Injunction.
4 We declare for suc:l amendments o
the statutes ct procedure In the Fed
eral courts witll6respect to the use o
the writ Of injunction rs will on tn
one hand prevent the summary ssu
Of such orders without proper .consld
!. Grafton, and on the other. will pre-
! serve undiminished the power OF tn
courts to enforce their process. to tn
, end that justice may be done at al
! times and to all parties.
The Republican party has been 70
! more than fifty years the consisten
friend Of the American negro. II CAV
!, him freedom and citizenship. It wrot
! INFO tho organic law OF the land til
declarations that proclaim his civi
.. and political rights, and 1t believes TO
Iday. that his noteworthy progress /
Intelligence, industry and good citizen
z ship has earned the respect and en-
couragement of the nation, We de
mand equal Justice for all man. with
out regard TO race or color.
!. Roosevelt and the Republican, majorit
! lin Congress, over a solid Democrats
, Opposition, to secure equal accommoda
!, lions on railroads and other public car
!, Iricrs for all citizens whether Whit
: Tor black. We declare once more an
!, without reservation for tho enforce
: ment In spirit and letter of all thos
!, amendments TO the Constitution whlc
: were designed for the protection an
Z advancement of the negro, and "
/ condemn all devices like the -so-calle
a "grandfather clauses" that have fc
3 their real aim his disfranchisement fc
y American and repugnant to the S,
d |preme law Of the land, q
{ + We ireaffirm former declare tons thu
+ 1.-THE civil service laws enacted. extende
s land enforced by the Republican part
q ishall continue to be maintained m
i. lobeyed.
nj CONSERVE L Our Natural Resources.
MI We sindorse the mOvennnt inauE,
Il rated by the Pres dent for the 60 ope'
Il Iativof conservation OF natural resource
I, l..A favor tina nras ervati lon Of the Vii