The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-03
!: 4 4. opinions q older genera,

ID the opinions Of older genera
$jssS nave been an educator all my
he added. ''and ii may SOUND
1870 as coming from me, but one
4. ~ great difficulties about educa-
r 800 4 that You force every man TO
'f21s al the Jacket worn by the last
2Ts1serafion. and he ought more or less
S3kaf that the pattern ard the III De
& 3sfte<l TO himself. The energy or m
i XZs,.s,a ence is the energy Of liberty.
i -, not here. therefore. 20 appeal
I'M rrs, young gentlemen to vote for
3ss..S,,.s,s IN particular. | am here
q sssfr :, suggest to you that you vote
- fsht according 70 the standards
a5SSSsY are set mp in your own morals
||Ss;xvA IL your own minds. and IN YOUR
m ~ .nirfons: and il you Will do mat
EsSk&n 4. you grow elder and another
Z S,.xer3tson comes on and you speak
Il SS.sAr verbs OF guidance aud liberty
is your sons, America VIII be 'ifted
Y - lifted and lifted until all the MAS
3 srnAfsc airs In which We have beeh
Almost ehoked at times have been dis
Sin nfea and we are on the uplands
Nher~ truth shines about us @ho me
sse3t n pure and wholesome.
I'm ineNrHrfence IN To'tNS~'
a. the trades and labor c"unSh
( Auneheon the soveraor told If his an
experserce in politics and assured R's
hxst~rs that he had found his previous
training a variable aid IN deteetns
EkMbterTage aud deception
d epo,itscs. he said, IA my rTi1d
NJ 4. ~. > game ef seeing particular
glasses get Justice So much as NEE rs
IN testing all classes realize thai Justice
I xee same for all of them. There
i s*ss, a particular Justice for one class
I IL e.esete wnf another brand Df jas
RICE for another class. and the oaiy
A hing that has retarded, or rather the
seiatef thing that has retarded progress
xiyr measures in thss country is that
Aurne men, and, I am afraid, Some or
sxhe most Intelligent men in the conn-
i 4ry. haep refused 10 see that their IN
'Ftsrexts were linked with politics rust
81 the interest OF the humblest men in
Sshe community"
Al the Wilson and Marshall club he
governor said
n End II a peculiar difficulty N
Kepeakins 70 this clEo because you are
4 1fready convinced would feel very
much ai,ashed II ! thought you we're
a1ssereis banded together because of Ter
Hpfiai Interest in the candidates or
rather. speaking more correctly IN The
xsnnd tdHsEs aE persons. I believe sf'b'
SEtfstrinx the last sixteen years the Demo
&rrAtie rartY has been in process o. be-
ss4ux r,Aaae a freer and more sensitive
#anAtrument for the sesviee of the I'eo-
Nnle than Ii eyer was before.
Now when we ask ourselves VIVA
III Il that we are after. II Is this,
Cant Ia. Roosevelt
ITO man the government in con
NJ krsss and in the executive with mel
Il Nho heinng 10 the new forces OF tn
new day. and the Democratic part.
- the only party through which tina
eAri be done If the men we are vot
INK fer as Democrats are genuine
|SssEe Ean do il. .. What 1 mean Is; Sup
Ii 4fk4 MIR EnaseXeA lg- electn6 praAi
81 dent am leaving out Mr. Tai;
Aeranse we nov believe that the Re
I nuhiican party belongs to the oil
oFsfef Or things We know wha
wDrid hannen IL Mr. Taft war
xicc.ed nothing; but. II air. Roosevel
we're elected yep would have presi
RI Hent belonging 10 new party. bu
Hoes nybody conceive for momeh
II that Its success would go seyon'
X that. that you would have "a con
kress manned by the forces of tn
new party. haven't met anybod.
who even hopes 10 see that accom-
a plished yea would have the line
y 4riss-crossed and variegatea in con
efHH and our OF that there wouldn
u Ne 4 combined force 10 accouplisl
Il Angfhing.
New Team Work
We have got TO have team TO d.
n the new job One man can't do II
Nothing bat team is equal to II
! md where else win you find the team
9IE You dent fsHa ii in taH ranks q
SMCf the Democrats up and down tn
Il <Durtry..'
Es Anaiyzing The Progressive platform
MDf Colonel Roosevelt, the governor
aid
There rs tbs VERY singular featur,
&husat the platform of the new part,
has two sides and two tones. /
EApeaks warm sympathy with praeti
Seally every project of social better
S1neEt TO which men and women o
AroAd sympathies are now turnms
Nth generous purpose. and on tina
ride II ig refreshing to read IT ma.
@be interpreted In the light OF SOM
i fnterest. ng things MIR Roosevelt ha
MAAtd
Roosevelt Protection Views.
Mr.. Roosevelt declares his devoted
&Mdherence To the principle of protec
&4ioh, Only those duties which ar,
%n1anifestiy toe high even to serve The
4 tkteresfs OF those who are directly
4 protected ought. in his view, 10 bt
q tuNsred4
He declares that he is not troubled
Thy The fact that VERY large amount
5snf money Is taken Dat OF the peck q
fa !,