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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-25
SATURDAY SABBATH
IN ADVENTIST CAMP
SPECIAL SERVICES AND DEVO-
TTOSS MARK DAY AT TENTED
CITY IN BYRD PARK

Yesterday--the Sabbath OF the Sew
enth Day Acknowledgement marked by
special services in the tented city at
Byrd Park, where the Virginia Con-
ference Is holding Its annual SEES
sion. All material activities were sns-
pended and every movement given
over to religious devotion.
The first public service. at II
o'clock, was addressed by F. NJ. VIII
cox, editor of the Advent Review and
Sabbath Herald, the organ OF the de
nomination. and one hundred and
twenty five persons were consecrated
At noon the entire camp was or
ganized into a sabbath school and the
elders instructed both children and
adults In the tenets of the faith. Al
3 O'clock there was an educational
meeting in the big pavilion conducted
by Professor J. III, Smith. of New Mar
ket. Va. and A. \, Ashton, OF Pitts
burg, Pa.
At night the usual gospel me ica'
meeting took place. President J. W
Stone. r. NJ. Wilcox and Elder j. II
NJ Tindall being the speakers. The
addresses were illustrated with Eere-
optlcon views. az were the hymns rem
dered by the choir.
Services will be held to-day at IL
and s o'clock in the large pavilion
and to all the services the public IL
cordially Invited. Special music will
be rendered by the choir and the Illus
trated hymns will be feature Of tht
night service.
Delegates continued to arrive yes
terduy and still others will come to-
day and by Monday It Is expected
that there will be ne hundred people
encamped on the grounds.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-25
DEATH TAKES away
BRIGHT YOUNG MAN
CHARLES A. RCEGER sUCEUNRS
TO ATTACKS OF TYPHOID AND
PERTTONIS.

The death Of Charles Adolph Rueger
was announced yesterday afterpoon,
after long illness Of typhoid fever at
the Johnson Willis ga nitarium. PORT
tonitts ret In after an operation.
Mr.. Rueger was born December s.
1883. , He married Lily NJ Mensel,
daughter Of the late Re-. Paul L.
Msnxel. February 20 1905.
Tie 10 survived by his wife and two
children. Dorothea and Charles. Jr.
He was associated with his father.
William Rueger. In the hotel and
restaurant business for ton years. and
was a director Of the Bank OF Com
merce and Trusts. He was member
OF Temple lodge. No. 2, A. F. and A.
M: Washington chapter. No. 3. Royal
Arch: ST. Andrews Comnandery. No
ls. Knights Templars and OF Acca
Temple. A. A. 0. ". NJ. 4.
His r,othor died September -. 1903.
He IN survived by his father. Will
liam Rueger: his brothers. Louis
Rueger. william Rueser. Jr.. and Her
bert Rueger. and his sister. Dorothea
Ruegxr. THE funeral viii be held
from the new German Lutheran
church, Of which Or. Guthe Is pastor,
tomorrow afternoon.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-25
ROOSEVELT ANXIOUS TO
APPEAR BEFORE COMMITTED
CONTINUED from First Page.)

given by Archbold. He intends, once
he gets upon the witness stand, TO
repeat his assertion Of yesterday ta1&
Archbold uttered a "bass falsehoco
In alleging that Roosevelt assented
to the campaign committee taking
Standard Gal money, only he INTENDS
using harsher language. The colo
neys eye shone with the nre oI rage
as he told tonight of his eaSern@ss
to brand Archbold, before the COM
! mittee, as Liar.
THE evidence that Archbold gave
was infamous hearsay. The commit
tee has no right TO allow 1t to stand
without coptradiction by me-" decl1r-
| ed the ex- president, spirisedly. Il want
| to go before that committee or Mon
| day. because 1t will break thto my
campaign arrangements to appear la
/ ter on. l do not care about myselF
j in this campaign plans. but there are
1 thousands of people VINO are expect
! ing me and l cannot disappoint then'
His Right to Testify.
ut is my rifht to testify before the
! committee and explain, as l did in
my statement last night, exactly the
/ truth about the 1904 Standard on
! contribution What Mr. Archbold tes-
titles to yesterday was utterly untrue
7 shall tell that to the committee In
the piainest language I know.
What will be the line Of your trs-
| timony?" was asked
! Precisely what I have said In my
I statement" returned the colonel. The
letters and telegram that passed be-
tween Mr.. Cortelyou and myself are
! part Of It. They show what my at
titude was as to the Standard on con-
tribution. They completely refute Nj.
! Archboid's testimony. Mr.. Archbold
assumed 10 repeat something that Mt.
Bliss had told him concerning my will
lingness to accept the Standard OF
money Mr. Bliss never said to Mr..
Archbold what Archbold testified to,
and Mr. Archbold knew Il was false
when he swore TO II.
Now, 7 will not tolerate anything
Of that kind. aud when 7 get up on
the stand Mr. Archbold will find ii
out"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-25
WRONG MAN Hello
IN PENNSYLVANIA
Continued from First Page

Continued from First Page
Broadway hotelkeeper who prnftsd
extensively in the gambling and dis
orderly house graft was ''let in to the
system solely because he was cup
posed to exercise great influence with
the officials at Albany invests CATION
will be begun at once to see IL these
State officials really received any Of
the money which was paid To this
hotelkeeper for them.
Wants Gaynor Discharged.
In a signed statement in the New
York Evening Journal. Or, Parkhurst
the noted reform leader, calls on Gov
ernor Dix 10 rid New York Of Mayor
tsaynor In his arraisnment of the
mayor. Or, Parkhurst Gays:
Published reports and private ad-
vices are continually coming In, bear
ing Information not only of tho NOR
tifying condition of the mayors NUM-
cipailty but of his seeming indifference
10 the vic!ousness of that condition.
Is there nothing which the governor
can do in the way of bringing relief
10 the Gaynor ridden city OF New
York
Detectives John G. Steinert and
James c. White. former members OF
Indicted Police Lieutenant Becker's
'.strong arm squad" were released
today on bonds OF $4,000 each. They
were arrested and indicted on tho
charge of planting a revolver IN
Jack Zeligs pocket so that Zelig might
be put out Of the way Of Becker ana
the graft schemes of the system.
James r. March. a Republican district
leader. furnished the security for the
men
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-25
G. A. A|hSL|E MAY
HAVE OPPOSITION

y sce,rs hat tie aght for The may
oralts has not reacheo d citinax With
tha aecilnatiou ~ colonel John =
HARDWOOD. ana the granting OF fii' -s
Of his name ng George A. Ains.ie. NE
figh; mas not yet e.ased
some Of those ho did not favor Mr.
Aioslie in the beginning. and who I'D
eeclars themselves for Celoral Hef-
wood. are not satisfied with the With
drawal Of the latter name The ,p-
position 20 Mr.. Ainsiie IS persistent.
SO. IL seems that when The quas-
ton of eIectine a mayor comes ~
September 3D. there vii tr still small
opposition TO Mr.. Ainsli"
Several gentlemen have been asked
r. offer for the place h$ the opponent
Or M Ainslle They have declined.
Other names have been mentioned
IN, II "a likely that there vii he III
t'e force displayed ~hen the night 81
thu election comes
l.. r. Morris has been ask"d 20 offer
lie has declined James Patton has
been eueg4sted. bat Mr Patton waft
"a the suggestion away. Robert i>ecky
Las been in the minds ~ a NUMBER
~ the members os council, but Mr
f,ecly says he has other business Il
attend 10 Major J H. Wood, one
80 the men who has done much for
she city and the State. has declined
10 accept the position.
So il looks Ike the friends Of AT
asnsiie In council have things the'r
awn way And II f. CONCEDED that Ar
Airs'la viii make q typical mayor, and
will 90 the city credit. as well as him
SELF
Several members " the cify counci
last rt~s, said that there vas no anHb'
I sha. Mr.. Atnslte would be the choice
te~s &h- nai0rtxx m thai body
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-25
OLD COUNCIL TO
WIND UP BUSINESS

During this the last week OF the
life OF the present city council. mem
bers of that body will try TO be busy.
In order TO wind up allGsbusiness
these committees will endesvor to
meet.
Monday night --- Printing ana
Claims,
Wed nesday night-Streets. Locnl
Assessments and st. Johns Buryin 4
Ground.
Thursday night--Water and Cem1-
teries.
Friday night--Markets and Elec-
tricity.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-25
SECOND LETTER
sent TO VOTERS
CITIZENS ASSOCIATION URGES
PEOPLE TO CONSIDER CARE
FULLY THE BALLOT.
WOULD LOWER TAXES
FIVE MEN ARE SUGGESTED be-
CAUSE or THEIR ABILITY AND
kNOwLEDGE OF CITY's
AFFAIRS

! tsoti-u.,~. 49, liz ,b.,s baya la;a
! "'4""4hS '"e - 'i'e' '>'N
out in pursuance OF PR original pro-
gram to conduct Ecitanuous cam
na;er tba axec,,tivs r,-nltt.e Of the
-,
le''l~ohs hSSoc'a'i"h Ses'etoS! 'NeN
another circular letter to the voters
ar Richmond This letter /. designed
a. 49,, a.,
10 sho" the sTeiH n Oh 'he h'e
names nominated b, committee
seyera! weeks ago. nictis the text
NJ tha circular le,teN
-,
aatlilA'S'iatNe po"i
means HuGh 70 eVeiS C'A%eA'
0So VIZ ASne ahS1 itoi1eS uo no.
al"ays reaA&e now taxation can ei-
iect mem.
or the IAAes are pA'd ny the
owner,
But property owners yet their rent
SO nieh as 10 give certain net proht.
ne cosl VI iflproN eIHe hl,.-lhe eoss
ia - "a al iLs uIea ia 'he eosN,
huN eAAeS aiteet me Iaah WIZ
"Is o.e ne 80 nv s,.s
- mn aio so,eu iu3 hoi ~ si..,
s.Ip ase. .t sIsSH - -
at!o 49, oi ts an os .o
s,,sms " 81" hss e. 1919 ="
Snc LAS eae oul poI0sn VI S~J $500 |o,
s [t'o u.ne e 80 Dor,s u eo" -,
} t at1sraa. H.. ia ,,atari.,i,,
49, 80 80 a.'e' '0 ''''' 90 ''''''
= ..s,s -, -, ,,, uo,. ~ or,,g
7 ia hanet1, -, ~ act,fevsrant
.,I. ,or.,t.r,, rr,,v,+,,. rnli.tr. ,,,a j.,
, -, - ,nnnictnnl ro,,arr,non+
r Men studx tha scienca of ynuntei-
ma, governnen, i,,st a. we study nedi.
: nfna nr iaw
4 "The man xbo narares c,tv NAV
= nox~.. %ror, snn v,,ias a,rav Ava mi,
4 country has always heen known 10,
: 10 aconor,irsl ynanapamant The run.
e ni,p Of a city's husiness is the blg.
cast business OF any city. because il
ia the sum total of ali Of the bust
nepsss In that CITY.
3 Our systeu,. If properly carried
y out will .urpass that which othe,
h countries employ.
q FOR we have here IN Richmond
!. an abundance of executive talent
y We have men who have thought ant
studied over the problems that on
g. an abundance of executive ia blent
Re CITY encounters They know our city
l. needs
IL And where others have the knowl
Le edge and experience Of one man, W
p will have the knowledge and expert
u ence os five
"Yet this board az BODY can b
no more valuable than individuals wi.
compose IT,
~ TO help conscientious citizens de
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-25
JUNIUS MOSBY GETS
OUT OF BUSINESS

Junius Il. Mosby. who has for years
boon identified with the wholesale ana
retail dry goods business In Rich
mond. announces his retirement from
business. He has disposed of his an
tersst in the firm OF the J. e. Mosby
Dry Goods company to his partners,
Messrs George G. and Eugene A..
Deitricn. who will eontinus the bust
meas under The old name
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-25
Stills Are Raided.

ctal Officer @. O. McAiexander and
Deputy Marshal Faddts are back today
from raid on Illicit d!stilIeries on tho
Fishers Peak vicinity In Carroll eoun-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-25

T7,rr Hon. "a vfth uaEh Tothl ana
r.as.sts. 'ga1 trr traf au1 kept II for
en- hour f5auElsntus oath mas arms
sr6 his I'd 5eotiv@~ ne deplureG the pass
20 7.hi n lAe ra-t. 3 h9a come when
gifts from Fsrroratja7s 81 parties
,zro;t415v - rhe Ncp4N&rHr party
ser, conceded - hf criminal He grew
I'D fr the fa.e WEB wrath when he
r1sa.!rts.G fHs. 'rff3a-'ytttes - which Jhe
r..f .h.zeau parts had been subjected
rs these -r~afi a#d hear'less exposures
rn his sssss there rouid ." no more
patriotic fet~ than working FOR the
peuuhacca ticket and why should not
George " Perkins, ar John y. Arch
Hold or ans one else give campaign
cantrlbgti t. help Il out without
having rhe awful implements 81 the
muck -rakpr directed ut them From
time - tllne Hepburn Choked with
emotion. and from time 20 time h"
sausea ~ weep. II Was plain thei
the gr7eraco - the Investigation az
fae.ea itfu deeply
John sharp Williams q NJ iss!sslIH1l,
followed and replied - Heyb0fr
Williams said that if was very clear
that somebody had been lying j.
vas frn possible TO tell who, without an
Investigation He. Williams. did not
nave ary reverence for office. So
7arerne court tudTe booked just the
same fo him as d justice Of the pea cs
F8e Thought that nothing bot an In
wesfixatiou would serve.
A fareEs untf 90 WIS moved be
fore vote could be had on the reso
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-25

that a. h,~titute6 also want TO sn'enu
aha resolution then 30 THAI each sioe
asn,i be represented by. attorneys
.A~ understand 1t there IL an ap-
nlseetson amending this resolution or
aynendinr the resolution unuer when
.ha committee IN nov acting. I'hink
:, COMES ot,t Of the contingent fund 81
tho senate. The attorneys would nav
~ nav their own expenses and feeI
that they were serving their country IN
PolnGexter accepted the amend
ment.
There WAS Some mistake about tn"
pr~nvtr3on authorizing the commute"
to hire lawyer reurose wanted TINS
10 read reputable lawyer Hok'
smith. Of Georgia declared fNat no
lawyer could be found who would hot
hs on one Of The t'rce sides 81 t'''
aor>r lversy that would be sure 20 hr
aroused by the Investigation. Town
send az Ntch.x.4n said IL wHT IN out~
ragv go imply th&t the committee ooutd
NOT conduct such an Investigation E"'F-
X without any lawyer AZ all
.7s se. ms to me" said Air, Suc'i
sth.t the rosrr74stte,. on privileges and
elections ~ me senate Is composed ~
some q the host att5Eur< 81 this
Ia6v As fHr as ul,mhrr ~ the
So. % rs Nrorcrruet. T would be- Ter
sett9t- content with Sac ilN'Ftleat!" on
,.- Che members of Ths' committee
rather than have aHy attsruc' hro1Fh'
IN Nrra and afterwards rfIh&Es haF'
s.r-e claim trruEht ga lere fnr ser
Sees FL - a-torues p .iaf' faaj
tire amendment offered really sa5p'd
81. 2.. rt.t|A ht tue senate
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-25
DEATH.

DEATH.
RuEoER.--Died. August and. <:le p.
n, at tbs residsncs OF his father
fIdiehour), CHAE. 4. RUEGER. age
twenty-eight
Funeral notice later.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-25

Joan SHARP Williams went after
3eoth Roosevelt and Penrose. He
ssid
MIR President there is p asst diff
ference between attacking government
and attacking governors II what
Mr. Roosevelt says ABOUT senator
Peurose Ia true, Senator Penrose de-
serves To GO cut OF THIS body with
out delay Ii what Senator Penrose
SAYS about Nr. Roosevelt Is true Mr.,
Roosevelt is entirely ineligible 10 ex-
press IL In the most charitable way
10 be president OF the United States
The senator from Iaaho cannot AZ q
Republican stand out from under tn
burden OF disgrace that might D
brought on the country by a kepubll
can president. who accepted larg
amount Of money from a public mai
factor--a rnhIefactor Of great wealt!
To use his own language ] do no
know neither or not he accepted 4;
A senator Of the Uniter States say
ne did One Of the chief ualefactor
says he dia. and he says he did not
y want TO correct the senator
broke In penrose There IL no de-
nial that the money was received tha
have ever seen IN print"
y believe the senator ia right
said williams There has been y
denial The only deni.l WAS that tn
ex- president knew that II was r.
ceiyee
Williams continued with i genera
denuucia;iou 81 the principle that NJ
business and b4g politics should
united.
Bailey 20 the Defense.
Bailey. who had been baSily reat
fng hia old friend, the constitution
next took the foor and thundere
forth his opinion shat the constitl
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-25
Adviser 10 ciuverius.

Dr Hatcher came prominently IN
the public eve years ago IS FplrUhsi
adviser ~ Thofnas j. .Clu'erius--a
murder care which attracted, nation
Wide interest There was eager cnf7
osltv at the time TO know whether
Chlverius ever made confession bat
Or. Hatcher steadfasfiy refused 70
CRAFTY that curiosity with any dennfs
statement. close personal friend,
,gho enjoyed his confidence stated
yesterday that Dr. Hatcher had told
MIN that Cluverius made no confes.
sion II ia understood that at the
lime Of his death very rccenuy Dr,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-01
EARNINGS WON'T
PAY DIVIDEND.
u. S. STEEL REPORT
SHOWS BIG DEFICIT.


NEW YORK. April s0.-That the
United States Steel Corporation fail.
ed to earn its dividends on the pre-
ferred and common shares OF the first
three months OF this year by more
than s6.O0O.0OO was disclosed today
at the regular quarterly meeting OF
the directors.
Earnings. after charging interest
on subsidiary companies bonds, to-
gether with interest on outstanding
subsidiary bonds amounted to only
Sl7,S26.973. After making the usual
allowance for depreciation and other
regular fixed charges. including the
sinking fund. net earnings were re-
duced TO Sl2,lOs.415.
4 further deduction OF S5.74I,s4e,
representing interest for the quarter
on the outstanding issues reduced the
balance applicable to dividends to
S6.366,566. In as much as $l2. 2.65s. 700
was necessary to meet dividends re-
quirements on the preferred and COM
mon shares o deficit OF S6.929.l34 was
created. In the language OF the Of
hcial statement this was provided
from the undivided surplus OF Decem-
ber 81, 1911"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-01
FLINN MEN GET
UPPER HAND
IN PRELIMINARIES OF
PENN STATE CONVENTION
Meet IN Caucus and Name a Pro-
Roosevelt Slate-Penrose
Still in the Fight.

HARRISBURG. Pa. April 3O.-The
Roosevelt leaders assert that to-mor
rows Republican State convention
Will be dominated by the Roosevelt
delegates. This claim is not denied
al the regular Republican organiza
ton headquarters. where United
states Senator Penrose Is in com.
mand.
The Roosevelt claim includes about
300 OF the 3i5 delegates comprising
the State convention. the nomination
OF candidates for State Treasurer
Auditor General. four Congressmen.
at-Large, twelve delegates-at-large in.
structed for Colonel Roosevelt as the
presidential choice OF the Republican
voters OF Pennsylvania and the organ.
ization and control OF the Republican
State committee.
Senator Penrose has not admitted
defeat. or even indicated an intention
10 relinquish his leadership OF the
Republican State organization
The caucus Of the Roosevelt dele.
gates was the center of interest to
night. The meeting was held behind
closed doors.
State Senator a. W. Powell Of
Pittsburgh. was unanimously slated
for auditor general.
The names OF r. X Young. TIoga
and VI. a Gherst. Berks. we're pre-
sented for State treasurer. and Young
won easily.
AZ midnight the caucus was still
voting on GOnEressman-at-tar
IL a.
candidate whose name will be pre-
sented 10 the convention is State
Treasurer Wright. who seeks a renom.
nation.
The caucus slated the following
four candidates for Congressmen-a at
Large.
A. ". Walters. Johnstown. Fred r
LewiH. Allentown; John ". NORM.
Pittsburgh. Arthur T. Rupley. Car
Isle.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-01

HALIFAX, y. S. April 3O.-The
cable ship Mackay-Bennett, which
came with 100 of the White Star liner
Titanic's dead into Halifax to-day
first cast a gloom over the city by
her mere presence as a fuIeral ship.
then sent a shock through those wait
ing here for bodies with the an
nouncement of her commander that
81 of those reported by wireless as
Identified had of necessity been cast
again into the sea.
Yet none. even the few here whose
friends or relatives had thus been
recommitted TO the Atlantic, express
ed any criticism OF Captain Lardners
action, believing him sincere In his
explanation that lack OF space on
board, shortage Of embalming mater
ial and mutilatiOn OF bodies was sole
ly responsible for his course.
No FavorltIsm Among Dead.
That there was no favoritIsm
shown in the reburial. that is, that
bodies OF prominent persons were
not kept aboard TO the exclusion OF
the more humble. is indicated by the
White Star lines announcement that
amonk those bodies sunk again was
that OF George d. Widener. the Phil
adelphia capitalist. Although this ap-
pears to be a mistake in that Mr..
Widener's son. now here, believes
from Captain Lardner's description
that the body was that Of his fathers
valet. the name Widener stands on
the official list OF reburied as issued
by the White Star line late today.
Sixty Unclaimed Dead.
The one great hope held out to the
bereave1 tonight was the fact that
there lay stretched in the rough pine
coffins in the morgue sixty bodies for
which there are no claimants. Al
though most OF them appeared by
their clothing TO be sea-men they
hold a secret which will not be solved
until they have been thoroughly in
spected. Few OF them had been
carefully examined tonight. for Il was
well long I'm the afternoon before they
we're placed in the morgue and even
then they had not been segregated.
BY morning all will hav been prepar-
ed for close scruting. and persons
who found only bitter disappoint-
ment in the death house today will
20 back home tomorrow with dent
lists plates and other means OF identi-
hcaton. prepared TO exhaust every re-
source before turning homeward.
lnasmuch as a majority OF those
cast again into the sea we're members
of the THAMES crew and second and
third class passengers. their relatives
were not on hand In Halifax in great
numbers. For this reason the shock
was not az great a. it would otherwise
have been. Eliminating Mr. Widener's
name from the list. there remains 50
FAR az can be checked up from the
data here. the name Of only one first
class passenger recommitted. lie was
Frederick sutton. Of Philadelphia.
cruesone Scene.
Perhaps never was an occasion 90
Ccontinusd on Einth PagsD
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-01
GRANITE STATE
.RAPS ROOSEVELT
STATE CONVENTION
PLATFORM EXPLICIT.
Denounces Linking of Lincoln
With New Theories - Gives
Taft Four Delegates.

CONCORD. y. H.. April aO-The
state Republican convention TODAY
elected delegates 10 the Chicago con.
Nention favoring the denomination
.of President Taft and instructed them
10 vote for him until released 4
clause in the platform presented IN
,he convention insiructing the dele
gates not to vote for Colonel Roose.
NeItunder any Circumstances was
stricken out after heated debate.
The delegates-atlarge who were
chosen by about twothirds majority
ares Fred W. Estabrooke. Nashua /.
Lyford A. Morrow. Ossipee. Charles
VI. Floyd. Manchester. Roland II
Spaulding. Rochester
The platform as adopted included
the following planks.
We repudiate any aspcrsion OF the
government administration under the
Republican party as catering TO anv
special or privilege classes. Al the
same time we dcnOunce those doc
trines OF anarchy and socialism that
would deprive any man OF reaplng
just rewards Of his efforts 10 improve
his condition
We protest against associating tho
lofty sentiments Of Lincoln with any
such perilous and subvcrsive dogmas
A. tho initiative. general referendum.
and the recall of judges. or their de-
cisions. by popular votes IN the heat
Of partisan feeling
The Instructions were voted ac.
cording ~ the platform "in view OF
iheemphatic and unoqulvocal expires
sions of tho Republican voters Of
New Hampshire a. tho recent prcsi-
dental primaries"