The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-02

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Entered January Il, 1903, a, Richmond, Va,
,tt.' 4 sssona-slass matte mater under act Of CON
cafress OF March 2 $50
sn' s,r,I,.r,, .,,,,r,1,so 100
ige-=4--- 4.
rms .sc,,,NrI;sytr. COLONEL.
Tho Cgn,anaI was sorely h,,r, bv tbe.I
Na,s,nninr he received last week
rom The New York Fye,,tne post not
That he cares n Continental damna,us
what the post saws But because 1t
3 !.lIepresents "a class with whose hos
Unity 1t is necessary to reck on in any
genuine movement for decent govern
linent class represented 1T should
Goe notea, by such Old rascais as the
elton. john bigelo", really one OF the
otieanest and highest men in the United
States In letter to the Post, Join
n,ng IN the chorus OF thanks 1t has
ureeelVed from many OF the strongest
Of nd most representative men OF The
hoounlss' Mr. biseloW4 says. IN the
losehce OF cicero IN or ooe OF Con-
bsress TO protect US II is NJ that me
toated breath ana whispering humble
paess, Tolerate the stealthy progress
stewards dictatorship oil an aspiring
b,5aulina Redivivus' who taxes our pa
stlence ana whose conspiracles eiude
tlis This is indeed, commendatlon
tpinety-three years of age, has seen all
eshe race of American charlatans and
would be tyrants and his words of APP
kproval are OF far greater value than all
nhe expectations of admiration by the
aa:owboy contingent of American cit
,rh, c,,1n,o, no no ;,ve saia v,oe
s.errihlv cut nm Nv what the Even
sng past said obo,,t him and his WAYS.
find sent 81 redhot reply to the Outlet
Wv Telegraph. in which he scalls the
nsveni,,.~ pnst al, sorts ~ lin. bnt
lie ststatant u,hicb No SUBMIT
lie NOT -, .iicient in the circ,ims;t ances
fr,a c,,,,,,o1 i,,,ae,i,,es s+hot he is en-
AIRED in a great struggle for honest
,o,,tics,, "for c,eonlinoss and dacencv
c,,,lh;n tbe pcn,,b,ic,n Marty" and IN
~. s,,n.-.,le me e,o,one1 bo,as that
.t,,. i ,,o,rora ,,,aco sor - ,i,r
y.l,an there is for the thief. and in a
movement designed to put an end to
ahe thief. but little good can be de-
tiyed from the assistance of the liar
$ Anticipating possible objection to his
Else of 1his language in the Out
q ct. the sesrio-politicc- religio -econonico
.1lebdomadal with which lie is now con
npicuously associated, the Colonel ex-
tt,lains thats. Il am using it merely
scientifically and descriptiyely. and be-
cause no other terms express the facts
With the necessary precision II must
,e concluded, therefore. that language
(which would be regarded in the or
binary cowboy as simple blackguardism
when employed by the Colonel. or the
t.Boss Cowboy" as he was designated
1T the Cheyenne roundup, is purely
rscientific; a conversion. so to say. OF
me common ~ suSrsa use. coming
.aoWh nearer 10 tie iliif' tiie oolonel'
s%armlng up TO ms sctence, declares
1hat 'ihe hVening Pest' through what
Ever Gator persofsally wrote tne article
dracticeo every FORM 5oI 'lehoaclty.8
The Colonel then, yearning apparently
over the lost and undone condition of
he Evening POST and the particular
III, ~, ,,,,, I'll
w 'Ae ~ : aA'ie'e
about MIN, refers 1T ana MN and al
and singular TO the Eighth and Ninth
s,ommandments OF the Decaloeu4.
-,
hNniet' - oc''i - 's' i'ai u ~
riams, the Colonel rediscovered during
his second term in the White House,
fro,, ,,b;cb. 4,he Il pest. xv,l, saa ITO,
t'pearihs iaise witness rs eoiiueinae.'
rs strongly as theft ITSELF; the evil
tlent intendment Of which observation,
~ No., a. 1,os, ,,i,, ,,,aons, q
q - ~ - = Z ~ =
chat the descent 10 Avernus, not to say