The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-31

l"t the moment to be tested by the
performances respectively oi tho De
i'd'tiheht OF justice ana OF u"e stan
ICY committee aud the att,ude OF the
Nal street press, and especially or
those great metropolitan papers which
mos 'a'thiNfN represent tho ms
trusts. WINK now entirety satisfied
nan street Us WIN lhe conduct az
'Aose now managing the Republican,
an" ''niocfati' parties ana how
eagerly } win champion either party
on o"'n n@'N's' AGAINST inc Progress
S'Ne and 'de Progressive ciudida'e
me- DEM" ratio and Republican,
qua orm5 u'hoid tine antitrust itw as
'h it.'i 'ihci"ht pAnae"a. ANA the
que Us ''. sea by "a" action oi the
Yep 'i'e't OF Jus'ic" ana tn" other
] 'Y 'h' action oi an" Si"rl"t commit
zee or tn" l'nf" of Representatives.
Ih' i- Trusts cordially APPROVE of
/ n''H platforms ana obey approve OF
'n' DEPARTMENT. ~ Justice ari tho
Staihos oinmitte' Th'' draw no
snafp nn' n"iw'rn tn' Democratic and
the Republican platforms in this matt
/ zen iht> draw mo- sharp lines oe-
. wen 'h' ACTON ot ihe department
Di '"S' .'' '' present ana lne action
~ ~ D" ''ii''n'. 'e.-
! WIN Wy"
- nv, '.'. ",'ot" III
/ ~ e..i,|
! nro-,., r,,.,.,,.,,, I.t. So
| 80 ~, s,o e,,,ao,,t,. ~ gs,,,i,.,.
| candid.,. ,-o,. m, -, ,ro s,,,.ro~,-
ing Tho i,on,o,rattc ,andid,.c for
ever, bic financial narnata conror,ed
with a crooked trust knows ina, nel-
ther Of the Democrats nor tho Ropubli
cans menace him or his interests I'm the
! slightest degree. and that they have
! nothing TO fear except from the Pro-
| sressiye Party.
| On Nomnn suffrage
The Sew York Times OF August 30.
| in an Interview attributed go g promi
nent citizen vino has repndiated u.
criticised and denounced Jane Adams
/ for nominating me- and also 'rltlclsed
me lrosrssslVe fa''y 10. PEI ,, .
/ women 10 oe ia '.e hluS ess.Nv IN
Neh,lon' IL a''aoAeu 'i'ss -Auu",ns
- 80 .-,,qrtsoi .,o
"a ,e,,,- beos,,so 80 ,%c
bsd ,ssie 10 n,Ibl,cl,. co,noi,n,snt her
20 -. 80 ,b,-i 49,,
Nj, onit roferenco to Miss Adams
was contained in the following SEN
,ence. i wish Ia toll those who propos-
ID and seconded my nomination that
annreoiate to the fuu the signiacancc
! - having such mon ana such a woman
put me in nomination. It Will be no
tfcod that In this sentence I did not
80 -n.r,to, Niies Addan,s,s name and
rOnE.G.TE
allusion 10 Miss Adams as being spec-
tacular and in bad taste should feel
"a mild curiosity TO know lust what he
would regard as nonspectacular and in
Il good taste
"It would not be worth while to nav
ANY heed 10 this article in itself. but
4, illustrates an attitude Of mind suf-
nciently common to deserve considera-
ton. Among the other sentences in
the article we're the following. 'Wo-
men have no propor snare in n polir-
cal convention We need women to
bear children and attend to their home
rhe men ought to be able TO regulate
their own policies and NEE, all needs
Within, direct assistance or the wo-
men
.Of course i, is entirely right 70 say
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.a ~ - AZ. 80, !,
-. 80 ~ r,,n, sa,. ~, 49,, noad
-. 80, .,,t,4 -. 49,,
- 80 ''aNe
'O'"'S ." n'ln go IN" "a" 49,
''4'u ''e '''N'e" "r o'O-s"' Up o'e
80 ,e''7h' - az 'iue as me o'ne' an"
ooth come under the h'an OIL me aoNl-
Gus nave s"lu not once p"t s0oIe
u ''"'es '"1t put the "o!Hts'lc NJ
apoNe every other KIND OF me- ana
hohor the Good ana wise mother as
honor no other woman and no man
ana that the perpetuity OF the nation
depends primarily upon the average
man and average women therein being
the father and mother OF healthy and
happy ard wisely brought up children,
} children trained. boys and girls alike.
in industry and decent conduct and to
"a IA hi- -,,aatfDc ,,-f.h ,ris6o,-