The Washington herald., 1908-08-08
AT THE HOTELS.

cate Tor the governorship Of Ohio. has
the best chance 10 realize his ambition
and hopes at the fan electlons.- said Col
William NJ Harper. Of Mount Vernon 4
former State senator OF the Buckevs
State, who, with Judge Robert T. HouEn.
iof Portsmouth. Ohio. was DISCUSSING the
political situation in that state al the
Raleigh last night
There are many Germans in Ohio who
are opposed TO alliance with their per
sonal rights" said Col Harper. and
they object 10 any and every ATTEMPT 10
deprive them OF their privileges OF enjoy
ing themselves as they see fit. They. are
Iopoosed 70 the prohibition movement. al
though temperance people in the fullest
sense and meaning OF the term, They are
temperate; they know how 20 draw the
line. and they observe this rule rieidlv.
/ Ahsy 90 not believe that any person has
a right 10 prescribe what another shall
eat or drink, or how he shall spend his
time and where.
There IS a league OF these people in
ONO, which numbers about 5000 voters
OF mere Germans as a rule are Republi-
cans, and are loyal TO their ticket. This
year Il an exception. in thelr opinion.
ana they feel themselves called r1no-
70 make known their view. q. TIE o-la~-
ton Of prohibition They shink thew can
90 so most effectively by voting for
Harmon and casting their votes aEsinsr
harris VINO is not looked upon with
favor By these people.
II Is quite natural that nany. OF. most
OF these voters VIII vote the straight
tcket. which simply means that the Re
puD4lean national ticket. as well as the
state ticket are doomed in Ohio
Ireu70rrz
good a chance 70 elect its candidates ta
Onio as it has this year and present IN
creations, indeed. point 70 Democratic
victory in Ohio az the polls this fail"
Bernard A. Harris. OF Weston. ". Va.
who is interested in -four milling and
stock raising. discussed the political sit
uation in his State at the Rigs last
night
The dissension in the Republican party
Of West Virginia not only .jeopardlzes the
success Of the State ticket, but il positive
ly enda1gers the national ticket" said
Mr.. Harris
livery effort has been made 20 bel!ttIe
the situation. and assurances have been
made BY men in responsible places that
the Republican national ticket IS II ab-
soiuteiy no danger in consequence Of the
Swisher-Scherr fight That is net true.
II Is natural that The Democrats are tax
ing advantage OF this division in the
republican camp. and there were never
brighter hopes for Democratic success IN
West Virginia than there are now.
II has been rumored again and again
that both Swisher and Scherr would with
draw from the race and make Mace <o-
q compromise candidate. Scherr is nor
gong 10 withdraw, and Swisher saws he Is
gong 70 stay IN the contest because he
s the nominee OF the regular convention
A compromise candidate has been suE-
sested, but there IS 10 likelihood that this
contingency viii ever materialize.~
Discussing the unrest in India Nine.
B. RUston Csrna the East Indian r.
former and lecturer who IS at the Rigs
said last night that the movement f5-
InGla Tor Indians" is growing by leaps
and bounds. and that East indians are
1oing everything in their power 10 bring
about European war. with q view 10
sntangling England IN the difficulties. and
hen taking advantage thereof and trying
20 gain freedom
From rs Ars- entrance into India 11r-.r
his hour" she said. British rule has
'wept away Indian wealth. has manu-
actured Indian poverty. has DESTROYED
indian culture. has suothered Indian
initiative. and has ruined Indian civil.z7-
ion Al this moment England IS drain
ns out o. India annually, on the average.
n famine years and good years alike
n amount OF wealth equal 70 thirty NJ
ions pounds sterling without return
England exscts payment OF India-s ex-
'eSslve land tax IN coin before The C-0us
IRE garnered. thus forcing the farmer
nto the grip OF money lenders India.
las 70 pay huge sums 10 keep -p a Euro
'ean army and European bureaucracy
O maintain her despotism. We are de-
rlved OF al control over our own cou1-
Loyalty 20 England under the cf-r-r,-
tances means treaChe-y 70 India. India
Tas conquered by our flter-ecfne strife
nj our foolish friendship for the White
lvaders. We are kept in subiection bv
VI lack OF common action and our long
erred OF suoserrtency and apathy. Yet
1oid viii before long be euanci1arsd-
No greater things have been done in
be world than have been achieved nv
iindocs in every department Of human
fe- There IS 10 architecture On --a
la1et which can be compared for nag
lncence and glory 70 the sacred tam
les and secular structures which illus
-ate the periods CT Hindoo and lIohar--
iedan supremacy. Il IS the same al
round The agriculture or India was on
level with its industries Nowhere vas
-eateT capacity shown 10 deal with va
cites Of soil and climate than in re
-ains and on the hIIlsides Of HindoS-s-
he sciences and literature OF India s-a75
unsurpassed 70 this day. and stfI Ne as
1der the cruel bondage q a small hand
foreign invaders
How would Americans ike n Ha --,rss
Indians? Well We Indians entertain
'actly the same feelings that you Amer5-
ms do"
IN order to prevent the Increase OF II
nifty in the State Of Kansas. Dr.
ddle- superintendent OF the State Insane
ospital' at Topeka. in his report TO the
ate board Of control urged the strength
ing and the strict enforcement OF the
arriage laws said Dr.. Fred :. HeIr1a-
Fnlladeiphta. az the Raleigh last night.
admit that insanity is increasing
ntlnuec the physician The cause7
eredlty and degeneration. IN not less
an . Per cent OF the cases Of f1sa--ry-
ridity IS an active cause OF the attack
Ike produces like This Is natures
y; and this unchansinE, Interchangeable
Z IS no more actively enforced than in
II reid OF nature where an unsound ardR
stable mind reQroduces insane and W
iole minds This law IS fully recor-
-ed and utilized n reproducing a high =
and better type Of animal life through
I the world.
The breeding Of all useful animals.
cept the human. IS based on the law Of
ectlon- Not so with humanity. Hers