The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-08

did influences thar control the seNs'
The Only Way.
WHO believe that only throu%h th@
movement proposed can We obtain IN
the nation and the several states ih%
legislation demanded by the hl"d"4 =
industrial evolution; legislation 'yhl' II
sbau favor honest business ana NeN
control The great agencies q un92t n
business SO as to insure their h0'tS
usad in the interest of ia" Whole p@o-
nile. legislation which shab pfoH'"tS
prosperity, and at the same tAiH"' r.
r,,ra rh., better and more equitable Gi =
fusion Of prosperity; legislation when
shall promote the economic Wei! ne
inu of rhe honest farmer. wage-wcrh-
er professional man. anti btt7t''+-s7
man alike. but which shalI AT 'A'
same time. strike in efh9eht laSh-
ion-and not merely pretend - s'f'hS
at the roots Of privilege in the WoFIi
OF INDUSTRY no less than IN ing "oI''
Of politics. .,,.,..
Of wise industrial evolution "'A avn
Industrial revolution;
who believe that wholesome parry
government can come only II t1'ts ~
wholesome party management IN d
snir,r ~ service 10 the whole country ,
md Who hold that the commandment
delivered at sinai. Thou. SHAT \"t
Steal applies 10 politics as "Ni! 's
TO business, ;.,,.. e,
rail- Is hereby issued by the PROV
gionaf committee under the r"solut'"h
~ the mass meeting held Ia th''asa
ON Juno 22d last to send from tAeh
STATE n number Of delegates Naose
votes In the convention shall count u !
as many votes as the state snail, nave
senator's and representatives in CON
gress, to meet IN convention at m
cago. on the hfth day Of August 80 -
for the purpose Of nominating c@hdl-
dates to Supported for the posi- Ion
az ,nres dent and viea president or me
United states"
Sisners Of the Call
The Following names are appended 70
the call;
Ariznna-D b, Heard.
Canfornia-Hi Hiram ". Johnson
Chester H. Rowell, Charles : w meet
er.
Colorado-Ben b. Lindsey.
ConneetIcut-Jo NJ Alsop. F1a~
vel s. Luther
Florida, II. Gregory. Jr, r. H.
Anderson.
Georgia--Julian Harris.
Indiana Edwin u. Lee, Horace &
IIIino!s-Medin Mccormick, caadn-
cey Depew. La Verne ". Noyos
Iown-John T.. Stevens.
Kansas-Henry j. Allen
Kentucky--Le slie Coombs
I.ouisiana--John NJ, Parker, Pear
Wight.
Observation-Disclosures J. Bonaparts, T.
C. Darlington. Jr
Massachusetts-C s. Bird, Matthew
Hale.
Michigan-Theodor NJ. Joslyn
Minnesota Milton d. Purdy.
Mlssouri--W. r. Nelson.
Montana--Joseph NJ. Dixon.
Nebraska G.. Ray.
New Hampshire--W J. Beattie.
New Jersey Everett Colby. George
l.. Record. J. Franklin Fort
New Mexico--George Curry. Miguel
A. 0tero.
New York-W, A. Prendergast. Os-
car $. Straus, Woods Hutchinson
Timothy l., Woodruff, Chauncey j.
Hamlin, Henry l.. stoddard
North Dakota--A. Y More.
oregon-Henry W. Coo, L. II. Nc.
Mahan.
ohio-James r. Garfield.
oklahoma--George l.. Priestly.
I'enrsylya nia--E. a. Van Valkcn-
burg. William Firm Clifford Pinchot,
William Draper Lewis
Rhode Island-TTenry ]. Doughty.
South Dakota--R T. Vessey.
Tennessee-George l.. Taylor.
T'exas---Cecil 4. Lyon.
Utah--C. ,E, Loose.
Nermont-Charles Fl. Thompson, Il.
w Gibson.
observation-disclosures Lee Moore.
Washingto a-Miles Poindexter.
West Virginia-W. NJ. O. Dawson.
Wisconsin---H F Cochems
Wyoming Joseph Carey
Others VIII Come In.
You will sea." said Senator Dixon,