The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-15
Vice-President Formally Motif
fed That He |. Wilson s
Running Mate Again
CLYNN ELOQUENTLY
TELLS HIM THE NEWS
indianapolis Turns Out in Big
|, Parade in Honor of Occa-
sion-Many Democratic No
tables in Attendance

Indianapolis Ind. Sept. 14.-Before
crowd that filled Tomlinson Hall
with many others on the outside VINO
were unable 10 gain admission Thomas
r. Marshall received word tonign.
that for the second time he had been
dominated by the Democrats for vice.
President.
Martin II. Glynn. former governor
bf New York, delivered the notifica-
lion speech and Vice-President Mar
hall responded with a speech OF &C
beptance.
Glynn, compared the Republicans
10 grass hoppers and chameleons In
their efforts to find a campaign issue
Ind he said they were like the hum
ningbird which neither alights on
and or sea. but keeps always on the
wing He summed up the results Of
he Wilson administration and gave
bis reasons why he believed Wilson
Ind Marshall should be reelected.
The notification meeting was
Notable gathering of men high in the
Democratic councils.
Speech of Acceptance.
Mr.. Marshall in his speech accept
mr. the nomination ridicuIed tho fears
Il the Republicans for the permenenct
i prosperity after the war and at
emria To show that these were en-
lfciy Inconsistent with a determine
ion to sell more American goods
broad He said, in part;
what must We do TO y" saved
trust the Republican Soothsayer to
nswer that the entrails have disclos-
"a that common prudence dictates
kissing tariff duties So as 10 prevent
he dumping OF pauper- made, cripple
hade and orphan made goods upon
,,r avhs or 70 ha HpfriF1nnf tho
merican working man. and that while
DING this We should go out and pre-
mpt the markets OF the world.
How. Z il he necessary TO protect
ur working men. we can capture
gainst these pauper-crippie-o orphan
hade goods the markets OF the world
here they may freely enter, eludes
be understanding of every intellect
I'VE those who blindly worship the
aal OF Protection
Get More In Pay Envelope.
but the Democratic party is A
rowing--a protective party It
aives its ancient views as TO a tariff
bmm!ssion, now that the tariff has
zen lowered and wealth has been
ade TO bear it's fair proportion 81 the
lrdens OF government. and 1t pro-
pses to ascertain the real purchasing
Florence between the wage here and
broad, and TO put that difference into
10 tariff schedule. If needed, which
doubt. and provided that the manu-
cturer agrees that the difference
lall go into the pay-envelope and not
to dividends.
resident is an infirm American. Now
- hannens in this country moi birth
br religion, but loyalty to America
.,,,,tas tho American Anv blood
q anv faith and any PARTY that as.
u,ts ap American President because
choos.s To ignore hleea nd church
rart,, In the cause of ncfer.e womb
ffer less by committing hari-kari.
.So that il may becloud the real
,he Rennhiican partv has sought
.onrrsrh, The phrase Firm Aruert.
ri.r,. wi,hou. defining il Nv this
-. +ha,, u.srt the English horn m
aars+and thai IL the President had
~ a firm American. Belgium would
h.ya heen invaded and the Lust
-nst the late strategist at Arma-
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average Anieii.am Wants , 20 H C"u
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lern, OF OF huSnes, Surviving part