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

III. EF1tfC14 point IN ITS pNliHeNl ana
moral development Governor Wood
gew Wilson ia s. speech today accept
ing the Democratic nomination fer
president outlined the policies he
would pursue in correcting existing
evils II h. IS chosen as the nation =
chief executive at the fall elections.
An immediate doen%arn revision Of
the tariff, amendments to the Shcrm 0
antitrust law and more adequate leg
aslation both civil ard criminal look
ing to the control ~ inonopoifes; leg
islatiop to prevent the iuter'ocking
81 direct rates Of Zig corporations that
tends Ia place the finances If the couu-
try under the control Of e Hv men
legislation that viii safeguard the
liVes pud improve the physical and
moral conditions of the working peo-
ple "a close inspection af the political
life Uf thC people ~ the Philippines,
the adaptation of orr 19rkirr and
currency laws 10 the varied uSes tn
which our peaplc must out Thorn con-
servAtinn of our natural resources. dc
velopnent OF oar uorChant marine
and our Waterways. presidential pri-
uaries and The direct election q
United States seuators VEN some of
the important recommendation which
the governor advocated
Ne reference was made t. the bat
tfEShfD p
referendum
Gote rnor Wilson SAL
Mr., James and Gsauamcg al thc Noti-
6eation Committee
Speaking for the uatiarol Demo
cratic convention. recently assembled
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moral ana uo}ftieaI devslnrr,nnt
W. stand in Inc nresnnre 81 an
awakened nation. isYapa4{ells NJ nafti-
san uake-beljeIt. Tn. public man
who does not realize the fact and feel
It's stimulation must be singllarly I'M
susceptible to the influences that stir
In every quarter ahout him The ma
tion has awakened to sense Of ne
elected ideals and neglected duties 10
a consciousness that the rank ana
ME of her people fnd life very hafe
10 sustain that her Young men ind
opportunity efnuarta SFed' ana mat her
olGer men i'no business dlm'H't 10 re-
new ana ma int@iA oF'HdFe "f eltEuin
stahces 81 pfiF1sse 4H@o y 'FSl' au-
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AND tnr al mank,na ana rs The con-
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An a. ,terite Ftr Constructive, states
manshIp su,1 as has MOI arisen since