davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-16
Cron nenor,. far ncc.,r,.-

Crop Reports for December.
Washington. q. c., November i5.--pecem.
Der crop reports OF the United states De-
partment OF Agriculture announced to-day
are:
Reports on the acreage and condition OF
winter wheat and rye on December I. Will
be Issued on Monday. December >. at p NJ.
An estimate on the cotton crop OF 10Io.Ii
VIII be issued on Friday. December 0. at J
p. NJ The final estimate OF the acreage,
production and value OF important farm
crops of the United states In 1910 Issued on
Thursday. December 49, Mt 2.30 p. 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-16

glVef..,
AT 1870 r. NJ. missionary service
VIII be held. talk on The Argu-
ments for Missions" will be made by
Rev. r. r. Lee, OF smithheld which
VIII be followed by another talk on
Diocesan Missions" by w. W. Robert
son, Of Hampton. The session Will be
adjourned at the close OF this SER
vice.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-16
1RDtfff8.

WANTED. TIE PlJB1.5 70 KF1w
that Jahnko Bros. jewelers., pa
East Main treet, buy, sell, Tex-
change and renount diamonds In
the latest styles. Old gold and Sill.
ver taken In exchange.
A TABLE AND MEDICINAL WATER
without q peer--tive gallons for 2bc.,
delivered---liolly Springs Lithia
Water Phone Monroe 477.
sTENOGl,,APEIY - UUUlSk iIinPlNu
Thoroughly taught at REASONABLE tut
tor rates. day and eioiilng Sessions.
Telephone, call or write for .,attlgu.
lara. MASSEY BUSINESS COL
SHIRTS TO O-.DER--FALI. AND WIN
ter shirtings are being shown by us
In ali tho desirable patterns Of both
foreign and domestic weayes. Fine
dress shirts. as we'll az colorcd;
paJamas and ur terwear made to
measure only on the premises. Call
or write for samples. CREERY
s. SHIRT CO., INC, T13 East Main
Street. W. S. Constable. p: ssident
ana treasurer.
WINDOW DRESSING;--ONE OF THE
leading professions of the day: .,
club will be started under the lead
ership of an expert; IL YOU are IN
terested. address LEWIS, care T.. q.
Box Si3. Richmond, Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-16
T0r Sale.

HANDSOME Marble NANTES; AID
marble tile. taken out OF old POST
Cfiice building; prices low IL sold at
once. Cali Madison 5312
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-16
Real estate for Rent.


FOR LEASE, MY TWO NEW STORES.
with easements. adjoining Chester
field Hotel, on west SIDE Sycamore
Street, dimensions each 2lXS2; steam
heat. city water, gas and electricity:
granolithic door In easements. Most
desirable business location in the
city. Apply to DIR II. c. LEIGH.
Petersburg, Va.
RESULTS TO LANDLORDs-SER
to tenants. j. A. CONNOLLY Il ~.
MODERN APARTMENT; 2o07 MOI
ment Avenue; nine rooms. ETC.; heat
included: reduced rental. j. a. CON-
NELLY & co.
FURNISHED HOUSE. GINTER PARK:
eight rooms, etc; very cheap j. y.
CONNOLLY 6; CO.
NO. 8 EAST CARY STREET; NINE
rooms. bath. etc. j. a. Connolly &
co.
NO. COS EAST BROAD STREET, SEC
ond and third floors; excellent loca-
ton for photographer j. a. CON
NELLY g. co.
NOS. 1908 EAST GRACE STREET:
admirably located for a club or a
large boarding house: cheap rental
J. a. CONNOLLY & co.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-16

DENTIsT--WANTED, REGISTERED
dentist at once; salary no object
to right party. Apply or write to
"a Granny Street, Norfolk. Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-16
FLATS Q!0a anten.

WANTED, DECEMBER /, FIRST
floor fiat or cottage Of four or live
rooms; with some yard; must be
GOOD location and convenient to FIRST
class car service; would prefer west
Of Laurel Street, between Main and
Broad: state monthly rental, Ad-s
dress p III, care Tinles-Dispatch
WANTED, BY REFINED PARTY, TWO
or three furnished rooms or flat for
housekeepins,; state price. Address
Is 268 care Times Dispatch.
WANTED. BY DECEMBER l., FuR-
nished fiat of four or Ave rooms;
first or second preferred; references;
"Y., care Keysville Hotel, KeysyiNe,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-16

ods OF Increasing the interest and
usefulness OF convocation Will be dis
cussed and the parochial reports
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-16

WANTED. A GENTLEMAN TO TRAY
Ell with couple of sick ladies'; must
clan preferred; no salary. Address
D 25i, care Dispatch.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-16

WANTED. WHITE MEN TO WORK on
our packing grounds. ". 7. HOOD &
CO.. Ginter Park.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-16
Keal Gsta1e for aal..

PARAMOUNT HOME; SIX ROOMS
etc: frame: lot 60 feet front. j. a.
Connolly & co.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-16

HANDSOME MARBLE MANTELS AND
marble tile. taken out OF old POST
Chice building; prices low IL sold at
once. Cali Madison 5a12.
GINTBR PARK DWELLING or EIGHT
rooms: all conveniences: lot 1oox25o:
price $4,000. j. A. coNNELI1Y & co.
HOW DO YOU FIND YOUR UMBRELLA
on a rainy morning? Is it ready for
with broken rib? We stop leak
ages and supply new ribs. MRS. a.
J. Pyle. 315 North Fifth Street.
FOR SALE. FIVE TRUCK HORSES,
weight LOO to 1,60o, five to eight
years I'd: also one pair of hye-year-
old dapple gray horses. sound end
well broke; one chestnut sorrel. Ken
ficky.bred trotting mare. seven years
old, sixteen hands high. weight 1850
pounds. fearless and Handsome; suit
doctor; single truck harness. two
grocery wagons, rnnabout and har-
ness. w. a. JONES. ano East Canal
Straet.
OUR LINE OF BUSINESS BUGGIEs IS
Der tires. They can be had for a
little money Fully guaranteed to
be the best. a MEYERS SONS. T31
East Cary.
FOR SALE. HORSE, GROCERY VAC
on. harness and license: bargain;
would suit peddler. baker or butcher.
Apply ao5 East Canal street.
FOR SALE, BEAUTIFUL TONED
Hardman upright piano; mahogany
case: six month"; light use; party
leaving town reason for selling. Adj
dress K 267. care Times-Dispatch.
WE HAVE NINE MILES OF GOOD
team cart and small car work; also
about six thousand yards Of stone
masonry on the Lexington and East
ern Railroad, in Letcher county, KY.
which we can let to responsible con-
tractors at good prices. WINSTON
& CO. Room No. 925 American Ma
tional Bank Building, Richmond. Va.
Ii PER CENT. 1NvEsTMENT-NEW
frame dwelling, south Lombardy
Street: price. 5000; rental, sS4. j. a.
Connolly & CO.
GROVE AVENUE HOME; DETACHED:
brick: large lot; vapor heat, ETC.;
very desirable residence. j. a. CON
NELLY & CO.
CLOSING OUT OF THE BUSINESS
New. improved tools, shaper, lathe
and drill press; one electric motor,
typewriter. office fixtures three
brand-new cars on hand--one near
about finished will sell the whole
business as II stands way down pc
low cost: reason, proprietor Is en-
gagged in some other business. Ad-
dres VIRGINIA MOTOR CAR CO,
Petersburg, Va.
FOR SALE. COMPLETE SET OF BANK
fixtures; good as new: at bargain.
Address Box SAT. Richmond. Va.
FOR SALE. Top BUGGIEs. si5. ss5.
s75 SIS: runabouts. $50. $65. $40:
Surveys. $40, 1925. $175. THOS. n.
DUKE s. Co. ssl Brook Avenue.
TO CLOSE OUT OUR STOCK OF We
hicles. will sell top buggies for s45'
rubber-tire runabouts, s65: extern
sions to surveys. s135; rubber-tirs
pfaeton, s175. THOS. III. DUKE d.
Co. S04 Brook Avenue.
protfsstonal 7eelp 09ante1.
WAITED. AT ONCE. TEACHERS
with first grade certificates for one
room rural schools. VIRGINIA
TEACHERS BUREAU, Manchester.
Va.
:s3uul.. Dss=-c1it auu LII s1kpLn-
BERKSHIRE PIGS; EIGHT WEEKS.
ARCADIA STOCK FARM. Dunbar
ton. Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-16

G1NTBR PARK DWELLING OF EIGHT
rooms: all conveniences: lot 10ox250;
price, $4,000. j. a. Connolly e co.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-16
y1Elp Gy4.suulgn. /.

YOU ARE WANTED FOR GOVERN.
ment position: $50 month; write for
list OF positions open. FRANKLIN
INSTITUTE. Dept. 397-A, Rochester,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-16

nue., east of Robinson, for $40 less
than market price; also extra nice
eight-roon modern brick house ut
sacrifice II sold at once. Address
G 253. care dispatch.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-16
Roon1s TOR Rent.

TWO BRIGHT EASEMENT ROOMS;
furnished or unfurnished; latrobe
heat: use OF phone: also one fur
nished hall room. Apply 8 North
Sixth Street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-16
Union Bank Of Richmond

LOCATED At RICHMOND. IN THE
C0uNT1 OF HENRICO. STATE OF,
VIRGINIA. AT THE CLOSE OF, EBJrSf. |
!N NOVEMBER 10. 1910. MADE TOt
The STATE CORPORATION COM |
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-16

white setter dog; owners can get same
oby paving all charges. Apply to b..
j. HUNDLEY, care Virginia Railway
and Power Company, Seventh and
Main Streets.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-16

QUALITY AND QUANTITY ARE
guaranteed from us. We have oak,
pine or slab wood. and our prlces
are right. We please everybody,
Phone Madison 8913 NORTH CARO-
3 LIMA WOOD AND COAL CO., SAT
& Brook Avenue 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-16

LOST, lLADY's SILVER BAG, CON
< tanning $50 bill and red card case,
on Broad and Main ear. at 125 Tues
day morning. Call Madison 5031-R.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-16

FURNISHED HOUSE. GINTER Park:
eight rooms. etc; very cheap. j. y.
CONNOLLY &; CO.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-16

LOST. TUESDAY EVENING. 4 Phi
Beta Pi 20. B. IT, Fraternity pin;
diamond shaped: setting pearls AMI
emeralds. Reward IL returned to
ARTHUR S. BRINKLEY. 400 East
Main Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-16

.ESULTs TO LANDLORDs-SER NICt,
to tenants. j. a. CONNHLL q ~.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-16

on a rainy morning? Is 1t ready for
use, or is IL leaking and iimping
With broken rib? We stop leak
ages and supply new ribs. MRS. "A.
j. PYI.E, 315 North Fifth Street.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-20
LAST nights
Meeting

Joel c. Cohen says he represents
the majority of the reputable liquor
interests of the Territory,
lie also says that he paid runners.
whose names Lorrin Andrews, the
Republican manager, gave him dur
ing the plebiscite.
Lorrin Andrews says that he
didn't do thing that the Manoa
people and certain aiiidaviis said he
did.
He claims that a trick. when 1t is
political trick. may be an honest
trick, and that Is the way he seems
to excuse the manipulation Of the
ballot In the Manoa precinct contest.
although when It comes to II show
down he lays all the blame on tho
secretary. Buffandeau, who, Andrews
says. did all the ticket making. and
he. Andrews, didn't know a single
thing about II. ..
These are some OF the salient
points that were brought out at the
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-20

first that Il was all right. Then
When Atkinson reminded him that
he ought to be bright enough to see
that the arrangement OF names was
n trick, Andrews acknowledged tho
trick. and intimated that 1t was an
honest trick. Then. when Atkinson
asked him II he were responsible for
It. he said. oh, no"--the secretary
did that, and as for himself he would
never have done such thing. The
switch OF Andrews on this point was
amusing. Another amusing feature
was when he said he did not know
what was on the ticket and had
never seen It. although he had paid
the bill and took Cooper to the Ad-
vertiserSo Office to-see about the bal.
lots. gAndrows' ignorance IL at times
intense. and poor old Buffandeau was
made the goat OF that incident.
Andrews said he tried to harmon
lie things by telling Cooper he could
have his pla.e as president OF the
club. Cooper responded that he and
his friends were out to defeat But
fandeau and he was not looking for
personal honors,
Then Mr.. Glade wanted to know
about the mixing OF names In con-
nection with the judges OF election.
Andrews didn't know anything about
It. hut thought the whole trouble
was because the morning paper ala
not have the name of the man whom
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-20

until Andrews began working against
his interests.
Jorrin Andrews followed the pre-
sentation of f}artletts AFFIDAVIT with
statement.
Andrews insisted that for some
months past he realized that a pre-
concerted effort was being made in
certain quarters towards ousting him
from the Office of organizer
81 had nothing to do with the re-
organization Of the Republican party
Of the Territory until the latter part
of March," said Andrews in his own
defense today.
when ] came to the assistance OF
its managers the party was thorough
ly disorganized. had left the party
in the best of condition. When re.
turned to the work found II honey.
combed with lot of hangers on who
were n detrlment to its best interests.
It took time. to get the scattered lines
together. talked with the various in.
terests and endeavored to work out
a scheme for harmony. | noted that
along towards the middle OF June that
there was an element who wanted to
sell cut the party.
Bartlett came to my Office some
time in March and he told me that
he had always been consistent
worker in the Republican camp. lie
declared that he was Republican
that the Brewery directors were Re
pubic and that its employees were
also aligned with that party. lie
also stated that he believed that Joe
Cooke was working in the interc u
Of prohibition lie wanted ~ know
what stand the liquor Interests
should take in It's affairs.
81 told Mr.. Bartlett" continued An
drews. "that believed that the liquor
men were In splendid condition !ol
the coming campaign. ! advised hin
to come into line, support the pait,
as II should represent all peoples.
believed that there was n place fol
the liquor men in the Republican
party.
"why should want to throw dowr
Joe Cooke. as has been intimated ant
charged against me?" declared An
drews, facing his accusers.
This is absolutely false upon III
face. told Bartlett that thougl
that the Republican party was hardl!
in position where It could pledge It
self to prohibition. believed tina
the general sentiment was agains
such reformation.
Bartlett then told me that II tn
Republican party could not pledge II
self to their interests the liquor peo
pie would be obliged to go over to tn
other party, which presumed mean
the Democrats. | contended that
would cost about $4,000 to carry tn
campaign on this island.
Andrews insisted that during hi
work as a reorganizer he never stoo
for any particular wing or faction @
the party.
lie denied ever having asked tina
the liquor men contribute the sum {
s25O0 to assist In carrying on the CON
Ing campaign.
At the conclusion of this statemer
coming from Andrews, Bartlett aros
and declared that Andrews uttered
deliberate falsehood,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-20


Republican Central Committee meet
ing last evening. held for the pur-
pose of finding out what is the mat
ter with Andrews.
Cohen also declared that everyone
else In the liquor business is en-
gagged In a conspiracy TO turn the
Republican party over to the Demo.
cratic party. Jack Atkinson, incl
dentally, told him that he did not
know what he is talking about.
The Affidayits.
II was what might be called a very
uninteresting meeting until Akin.
son brought forward Information re-
garding affidavits he had seen bear
ing on the activities OF Andrews and
Cohen. II was meeting In which
there was an apparent majority for
the benefit OF Andrews, as John Wa
terhouse was on hand with melton
to vote the continuation OF Andrews
in Office. despite the slde.winder that
the Manoa opponents of Andrews
sent in They said In effect that
they didn't care what the committee
did, they were going to fight An
drews and keep him out OF the con-
vention. as they have no sympathy
with his system Of politics.
Another very impressive feature
of the meeting was that while An,
drews denied sweepingly, fatty and
broadly and vigorously all that At
kinson said was contained In the af'
fdavit of Charles Bartlett. he ad'
mitted that he had had a conference
with Mr.. Bartlett and at the same
time absolutely refused to give an
account Of what went on at that
meeting or conference. until he had
read what Bartlett has to ray in hl'
affidavit.
Cohen and Conspiracy.
jos Cohen also made the state
ment, after declaring that grea
conspiracy was on foot. that som'
months ago conference OF liquor
men was held In the office OF Attor
ney Emil PETERS at whlch Emil re
'ers recommended the hquor men u
combine win the Democratic party
as that was the party from which
they would get the most assistance
hut that me- Cohen opposed TN
move strenuonsly' Coheh sara una
the liquor men ala not iollow re
ters alleged adVi-e' out Coheh u''
not seem to appreciate that VIVA
was done after that meeting ana IN
advice OF Peters mas Deeh an apsu
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-20
The Manoa Letter.

Inc mdnVt LcttSi.
The meeting started In with the
reading OF the letter from the Ma
nca committee which gave express
sion OF what that committee thinks
of Andrews methods in the follow
ing terms:
Then Mr.. Atkinson asked IL any
one cared to be heard. Alfred ID.
Cooper was there, and when called
upon gave an account of the details
OF the trouble In the Manoa pre-
cinct He showed where the Manca
people had no predisposed antag'
onism for Andrews until the repre-
sentative OF the Republican party
I came into the precinct on the side
OF Buffandeau and actively support
ing his side OF the Manoa contro-
versy. He told OF Andrews serving
as Judge of an election In which
he was the candidate for president
l He told of how Andrews had y spo.
llceman on hand to keep order among
the peaceful citizens of Manoa. some
lnlllE llldN was NuaNN 49,
necessary, and when the Manoa peo
pie told tho policeman to get ont
I he straightway got on his horse ana
gee-dapped. He showed a sample OF
the ticket, the Andrews .Buifandeau
ticket, On which there was some
trick arrangement OF the names.
II was not passed around for inspec'
ton. although Atkinson, when he
looked II over. showed that he i'm
mediately saw that the arrangement
of the names was TO befog rather
than, enlighten the party voter.
Andrews in Reply.
Cooper made clear case of An
drews' meddling In partizan and ia :
tionsl politics when he was supposed
to be party harmonizer and not q
promoter OF strife, aud police pro
tected politics.
During Cooper's talk he, was In
terruptcd by King, who showed him
self to be an active partizan of An
drews.
Andrews. making reply, openet
cut by arraying or trying to ARA!
the business or haole element OF thu
Manoa precinct against the Hawaiian
and Portuguese.
"Manoa is not haole precinct,
were Andrews opening words. II
then said there were lot OF peopl
, In Manoa whose Republicanism wa
to be doubted. and they were oppos
ed to the Hawaiians and the Portu
guese He went into the prccln~
and after sizing up the situation ~
cided to align himself with T..
: workers" as he called them, mean
/ ing to infer by his remarks that tn
= business men now opposing him wer
4 not the workers and not In sympa
. thy with the Hawaiian and Portu
= gucse residents of the precinct, An
drews played on this string at ever
!, opportunity, lining up the Cooper
e Hemenway- Steere people as agains
a the Hawaiians and the Portuguese
: lie then said that he did not wan
}. to he the chairman OF the meetin
!, and had himself asked Hemenway I
d preside when objection was made
o him and his policeman.
}. Atkinson then drew Andrews a
t tention to the form Of the ballot
@ viii h the Cooper crowd objected
n the trl. ny ticket
r, An Honest Trick
Andrews looked at IL and said al
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-20
What COHEN
Then SAID
u Territory of Hawaii

u Territory OF Hawaii u
!, SIS q
70 City and County of Honolulu u
!. Question asked by Buchly: u
!, Joe. has Lorrin Andrews agreed u
!; on condition Of receiving s2,500.OO u
u from you. that he will throw down u
q j. p. Cooke and work the Repub- /.
:, lican party in favor of the liquor y
I. interests.
% Answer by Cohen: u
% Yes he has promised to do this. u
:. Honolulu, June 18th 1910. u
{. The above IL the conversation u
{: held between Cohen and Buchly u
:. In the presence of. "
{. RUDOLPH J. BUCHLY. u
.: c. J. MCCARTHY, u
q JNO. T. SCULLY, u
u GEO. j. O'NEIL. "
.: c. g. BARTLETT.
q Subscribed and sworn to before u
q me this the 18th day OF August, u
u ammo domini. 1910. by II. j. Buch- .
. ly. c. J. Mccarthy. Jno. T. Soul y
.. ~. Geo. J. O'Neill and c. @. Bart u
:. lett at my Office 10 Merchant y
.: street In Honolulu. Hawaii. y
(. p. II. BURNETTE. .
q Notary Public, First judicial .
(. Circuit.
Il .: .: .; .: u .: u .: q u q . .: q . .
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-20

work In securing his position as
leader OF tho Republican party ana
the reputation of both Mr.. Cooke
and prohibition meant the cutting
OF of funds: Mr.. Andrews then Of
fered that II the Wholesale Liquor
Dealers Association OF Hawaii would
pay him. personally, the sum OF w.
500, he would repudiate Mr.. j. r.
Cooke and guarantee that no prohi-
bition plank would be adopted by the
Republican party either in conyen.
tion or otherwise; that 40 one would
be nominated by the next Republic
can City and County Convention
that was inimical to the liquor In
terests In Hawaii. and to secure his
good faith, he. Andrews. prior to
the nominations at such convention,
would submit to affiant the names OF
the proposed nominees, for his lam
ant's) approval.
(signed) CHAs, G. BARTLETT.
Subscribed and sworn to before
me this 18th day OF June. A, d.
1910.
Il. c. PETERS.
Notary Public. First Judicial Cir
cult, Territory of Hawaii.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-20

Andrews looked at it and said at
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1910-01-12
Pinchot Dismissed.

For the first time ~ ,.,r hi.,orv
ot the coen'ry p sid.nt If the
United States has openly ,.roclaim-
ed himself the fri,rd uf lh,oves and
the enemy of honest mcn.
That. ard u.ai alone. is the issne
l'recipitst'd ~ ihe executive order
of Friday removing Clifford Pinchot
from office. BY your conduct :,
says Mr. Tsft. in effect. you have
DESTROYED your usefulness az n
helpful subordinate 0f those who
hold the Republican par,, As the
government, and are bound to pro-
tect those who by their corrupt or
ganlzation and campaign ccnt,ibu-
tlons have brought the Republican
party to power and arr relied on
to maintain IL in power" In other
words, the public lands and fran
chlSeS belong to the saints. and we
are the saints.
Many Republican Prcsiden;shave
hy indlreciion through the protec-
tive l,"licy. proclaimed themselves
the friends of robbery m.u,r Tie
forms OF law; Mr.. Taft becomes
the first to depart from the process
.of lice,-cd rrl,er,. and to an
ronuc" ilat li. d,,i~ 80 ais party
are IN future 80 He paid out of the
pr"pie : domain. 1t is not worth
while fur apA body 60 beat about
the bush. or TO deal i'm anything
bat plain English. The truth will
not down. Tha, the President is
personally an honest. well-inlen-
toned man need not be denied. or
doubted. The world is full of men
who can see no wrong where their
own interest Is at stake. who are
blind to righ, ~hcn their passions
are awakened. who will do for
party what they would refuse To
do for God.
The candidate OF straw upon IA
plattrom OF impoSture. lnductcd to
o. tiicc. secs bis house of cards about
"a tumble ON him and his cabinet
becausc of lEe aci of an upright
hu imprudent servant. and in a
panic of anger and fear thinks L.
avert the threatened catastrophe 10y
driving out the upright servant
Louisville Cuurier-Journal.