The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-03
sor might never nave been President
or the United States.

Hor might never nave been President
or the United States.
branded ms EnlHehDntls. n
u asked this mEr las, week for thu
APOLOGY which enc man owes another
for even involuntary mlsrepresenta-
etion. His answer has been TO repeat,
and now charge wilfully and Know.
10 as many people as hisgvoice would
& carry, the statements which a now
publicly brand as falsehoods.
withdrew my request for an
phasis at my command that man
f who has been President of the United
States, who would do the things wiiicll
lie. has done during this campaign,
merits only the pity of decent men.
~ am neither a prophet nortlie sol,
S8of a prophet, but Iventnre the pre-
dietion that after. November g. 1910,
my opponents NOMINATION VIII have
ssciousness the knowledge that the
people, of this State are able and
willing to manage and control their
own public affairs without either in-
reference or dsctation from any man
who would try TO erect q new. ma 4
tionalism upon tile ruins of the insti-
tusions founded by our forcfatlers in
days of stress and sacritce@
Mayor Gaynor's letter was addressed
TO Herman Ridaer president of the
independent Business. Mems League.
i follows in part:
Miner teuths OF the voters OF each
parry are honest and TRUE. They want
honest and intelligent government.
When their party fails to give 1t. i
they know that the time has arrived
when their duty and also their in
tellectnal seif-respect requires Them
10 vote With the opposite party Tnl
keep government up TO the mark, one
party should not be kept in power I
continually II were fortunate for us |
II our political parties in State and
that aiis party could be put out and /
the other brought in readily.
while the iong-standing corrup-
ton was being reviewed from day To
teliigent Republicans made up their
minds that ii was time to let the
other party come into power for
while for the common veal. and tfeys
are of that mind still. And. hap
PLY, Mr.. Dix is q man of such integri-
tE and fitness and, let me add, free
dom from objectionable influences, that
there is no reason for any fair and Fl
vote against him - The Demo
cratic convention did 2 service 10 hon.
est politics by refusing the alliance
offered 10 u by political scainDs who
ilare no wish to aid in good govern
lnent, but oisiy4 their vain and lselfish 1
ambition in View. and for that alone 1
the ticket which it sauarely and fair.
~ nominated should haze the healthy !
coed Will OF every one i
The assertion that Mr.. Dix was |
selected and his nomination forced
by . polit!ea! leader hereabouts. !
know OF my own knowledge to be
false. II IS easy to stand IN man
OF straw and then thump it over. and
+ that is what some distinguished Re
publican or New Nationalist campaign
crs seem to he principally engaged IN.
but they will learn on election night
Il hat the voters Of the state know
q man Of straw or a scarecrow when
they see one, at least as quick as
crow does. Very truly Eonrs,
.'W. j. CAYNOR.o
Suifragette Put Ont.
MIR. Dix had barely launched on his
ADDRESS when a shrill feminine voice
from the gallery cried .sMr. Dix. how
about woman Suffrage
The sneaker stood in silence, when
q q chorus of voices from every part OF
the hall babe the woman be quiet and
sit down.
Chairman Rfdder came forward and
said: "of course. we desire to treat
every lads. with respect but she
meeting, no mat tier who the candidate,
woman appears and asks this same
question:"
MI Chairman" interrupted the wo-
man, y merely asked Mr.. Dix IA ques-
ton
AZ this, point two policemen ap-
reared beside the woman and ordered
her to keep quiet or leave the hall.
merely asked Mr. Dix a question:
persisted the woman.
Put her ont" Keep still yelled
hundred voices.
Two policemen pried the woman's
s grasp from the railing and led her
struggling out of the hall.
Stin,son In Ilticn.
Utica. n. Y. November 2. --Henry I.
Stimson, Republican candidate for Cow
error. spoke in Utica Tonight. He
had delivered FIVE addresses during the
afternnon.l PnrticularlN noticeable IN