The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-30

sGllgITsa t A!'n,,SIt enc upon the other VIA
New Warriors VIII, strange deviceii
action. Robert La Toilette. OF Wis
constn. says:
II am d Republican," but with
master hand he advocates Democratic
principles. and every speecil he inakes
swells the number OF Democratic votes
The clarion voice OF CUMMING, Of Iowa
says u AM u Republican but the
tariff plank OF the Democratic plat.
form almost appears to have been
written by his hand, and every speech
lie makes swells still larger the great
column OF Democratic votes. We in
VIE with open arms. "1epubllcans''
OF tho La Toilette Cummins order.
They arc Democrats in the probation
state; soon their DISCUSSES will be
thrown aside and they will take their
seats where they belonging the very
forefront OF the Democratic ranks.
| At last there has been, and is now.
La political union between the South
and west. Tho calling yoke OF New
pYork and New England Will no longer
be borne by brave and gallant peo-
Pic The intolerable financial tyranny
of New York and New England has
arrested and Is arresting the material
prosperity OF two OF the greatest Sec
tons Of the American Union. The
South Is great; the West Is great;
when they unite. as they have done In
this canvass, like the union OF the
Mississippi and Missouri Rivers. they
Twill form torrent OF such stupendous
political power that they will sweep
away obstacles "liko mist before tho
morning sun"
have grown SO colossal that they cast
a dark shadow all over tho land. That
tariff has been the fruitful mother OF
trusts" that have grown rich by the
robbery OF the rights OF others. The
raw material OF the American farmer
Il mean his agricultural implements)
Rave been 80 taxed by the tariff until
the international Harvester Company
sells him here at home mower. ut
$40, while 1t sells the identical mower
in Europe at l25. after It has incurred
q freight charge OF more than 5000
miles. This Is protection" with n ven-
geance! The self-same tariff has de-
pleted tho country OF It's laborers, and
have not the labor to save their har-
vests. The manufacturer has grown
SO rich by the operation OF the Ding
ley tariff that no can pay. and does
pay, prices to the laborer for his work
/ far beyond the range or the ability
OF the farmer. The tariff taxes his
y
business. and forces him to pay fabu-
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depriying him OF his labor. But
Hope, tho beauteous sun
Which colors all II shines upon
tells us that the day OF deliverance IA
at hand. At last the unholy coalition
4 OF the "Blitil and Black George" is
broken, and William Jennings Bryan.
i that peerless tribune OF tho people, is
the Democratic nominee for President
i upon n platform rich with principles
which will insure equal rights to all
and special privileges to- none.," The
beautiful star of hope" can be ssen In
the distance. Thpgrand old Democra-
tic party is organized AZ never before
since 1875. when 1t triumphantly elect
A cd Samuel J. Tilden the President OF
this great republic. Let us all lay
aside our past differences and cemena
more strongly that union OF the Demo-
cracy which is destined TO bring SO
many beneficial results Let us turn
our weapons, not against each other,
but against the common enemy. 1t
has been thirty-two years since we
have had such brilliant promise OF
victory. Let US remember that in
union there Is strength? Let tile dead
past bury Its dead. Let US rot taunt
our Democratic brother about his vote
VIII vote next November. Revolutions
never go backward. The West which
Is the birthplace of the present
4 glorious political revolution, is every
day being Knit by stronger and
stronger ties to the South. Let us
do all in our power to cement and
make stronger that glorious union. IT
u will blaze the way to success. and the
hearts Of the Americana people will be
[gladdened next November by the proud
ftrophies Of victory which will stream
from the Democratic banner.
CA5iAr PATERSON.
Buckin CHAM county. Va. July IA, 1908.
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