The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-25
ST. I, PRESS
.lJncrowned-Ns yet,

Uncrowned-Ms Yet,
Bryan had noaweapon with which to ilst,
except the IDEAS OF which lic has beconie
Eanization acclaimed him. No army OF Of
ncoholders sprans to do his bidding. No
lgoyerntnantal machinery was set IN motion
dominating ana unirnpeachable. He is the
uncrowncd klnE--a King In the royal domain
o. ideas. Of conscience, OF civic RI ghtcous-
pure life and his exalted ideals call forth
| from the heart md conscience OF tho ma.
tion.---Wlnchcstcr Star.
Homo Question,
The ticket as mado UP Is made In ac-
cordance with the wishes Of the masses Of
The Democratic party IL this state. and i! II
IT. the naming OF the ticket and the plat.
form, they must consider themselves undor
moral OBLIGATION to do their utmost to elect
tho ticket. It Is not worth while to spccu-
late on what this community In the East
or tina. community In tho West Is going to
The apessoq 1, was Virginia and Az
-Staunton Dispatch. r. 7lf
Bruce to tho Rescue.
The time Is fast approaching for the
Democrats OF the Ninth Congressional Dis
trict to select their standard bearer for the
approaching campaign. number Of per-
sons nave been mentioned from different
Hon. Robert P. Bruce, OF Wise, who made
a splendid fight the last time at great
should the to
Republican rule.--Wythcvillc Dispatch.
He'll Get Hurt. +,
= Mr. Mr., TAFT was nominated by Roosevelt TO
II Is now given out that X he succeeds in
becoming President he will prescribe tho
rest ,e,tc, eyre for the country This 4 to
eats. But somebody Is bound TO be fooled.
The Roosevelt policies and the rest cure arc
as antasonistic as light and darkness. Dir.
riding at the same tins two horses going
Pilot. = 800 = - !. - / : s.'.''
a Timely Plea.
II a man without employment has not tho
means for paying his rent. and has a family
to support. his burden - sufficiently heavy
without taking from him every item that
goes to make home. Take a chattel mort
gage. any sort OF security, rather than re-
sort to this drastic step. Times are hard.
rected, business will improve and che rent
Will be pad.-Roanoke Times.
On IIi4 job.
Alvah II. Martin. OF Norfolk. could have
tho Republican nomination for Congress
from the Second District II he would only
say s. the word. but he says he cannot take
committee. referee In Federal patronage dis
trlbution In this district. and has DIS much
power and Influence With the Republican
administration as u he were the Congress-
man: gesidcs he holds ono OF the latest tobs
In Norfolk county-cierk OF the court. Al
yah Martin has just good thing OF II as
he wants. and the Republicans are leading
mighty forlorn hope IL It is based upon his
becoming candidate for congrass on the
Republican ttcket.-Sunoik Herald.
Baltimorean in Peril.
a clothing manufacturer in Baltimore,
who for some reason or other will not d.
vulge his name. is quoted as saying that II
Mr., Bryan is elected he will close his factory
and throw every man in his employ out or
work. This kind OF talk no longer fools
sensible people. for IT is a well settled fact
that Intelligent business mon are ready and
willing to carry on their business regardless
OF who Is In the White House. This kind OF
talk is all blum. and 1t is resorted 10 In the
hope OF fooltng people who do not think for
themselves. This clothing manufacturer
die not give his name. and We do no, blame
him. for II known to the general public he
would be in danger Of being nabbed by the
fool killer.-Ciifton Forge Review.
Watch All the Signs:
Those who think that Mr.. Bryan has no
chance to win do realize hou Soupd: "a,