The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-01

1 - 80, Thfs thing - BE-
flAaA and . shame. We
$780, UnrN II some people
nNo ~ been taking care OF
10y q tho peoplof And
1 - sreea Progressive party
or0AA because Il had the
to0o1 of human sympathy
yUono anA was ready 10 work
1104 0n6 FORGET the interests
0GxWW party.
Uo 31oouoo - rfogrcssiveA
0me ~ pay my tribute of re-
~ tAo purposes and intentions
- W1so formed that group in
- nAsEuUeans mink n that
- GAsy ia mot get the OPP
- eook advantage OF our
- - ne Things tAAt they
- - ! want you young
- the reason ION
0 - oeand.pesacrs In the
4 T.. - - wslo arc Tying
T. u. ~ eS1sS9 $3.50 1oS u"
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Il aIe GONG 70 PC III .no
= you VIII throw In your TOT
Il W!tn tne party OF "e" A'0
II sveo nAys ccntTL
"a pFu.e' 90 NO. spo.I
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,Sss yse Y "a. sne rAnx, Q, .ne SUP,
I s1s0 o. me Hepuoiscan party. dio
& 49, 80. - =, more re- mousy s company IA
-. Sney Would nAVe 70 move IN
\ l.l dirsctaonA BACK OF that party
1n VINO want 70 nJoct 'neo our
A - uae pouucs OF Europei pu. no.
4 ns Mno nAve tnat purpose IN NINA are
- Inc 0oe'
WonA Change Policy.
A. / mot right in saying that we
- draw tbs 1N'usion that II the
party Dut into power at
- next election foreign policy
- - radically gedf / cannot
0esosat foreign policy il wrong. they
~. and II II = wrong. and they are
- o. oon1cionca they must change
Ana u ehey are going to change
~ "a what direction are they going
B - 0nA06o ~ There 70 only one choice
- oGa1nse peA0s. and that u war.
1he osrse!n prospect OF the sue
81 the HeDuDiicAn party 10 that
- SHALL b. drawn In one form or the
3knAr into ons smbroilments OF the
s0Dsen war and that to the south
"a ~ the force OF the United States
I 49, 49, q used 70 produce In Mexico the
- % law and order which some
= loan investofs In Mexico consider
!o tnear Advantage.
49,. - ume unta tho 7th
NCsno eNng 70 DC
uoApac LOT the
-. e0minas1e1son 90 hAnaie
~ 01ucA matoT concerning
In FoAAAaons oeanse All
are waning 10
w1n@ W@y tnc efection goes
= ~ Mo'ntao' usey KNOW
aA so1ucoent w1Ai % incn-
~ lDo conference WfA<h ID
ng ia van ro9~Tu 70 Mo1i-
en- A1 - eannarAsed every
~ o apparent ev1oencc
neM - ooang poaucco THAI
sy - Aae0sD = ban3 Ean-
- upon ~ one Of tho great To-
0oA pAxWA
Tho one -%ehing want to lay
empna0s upn0 IN this connection 10
I Snae. max eat fundamental. nnAl
choice with tegArd to our foreign re-
saas0nshipe u 10 Be made on tho It'll
* November. Men who love 10 see
8rAai pe2oA3ui- fopce expended by
AmsrtcA for the service OF the world
ought to Be Interested in that.
You know that one OF the many
! things that the Republicans promis-
I - and never did was to reform the
currency system. They did what
they have always done in such cir
cumstances They had a thorough
inquiry and report made without any
\ purpose OF following 1t up, and when
~ came to do this thing that ought
to have been done long ago. We found
that We could take the selection of
what we wanted to do from the
Aldrich report, but that we could not
take the heart out OF It.
1--WE 30 altered the heart that Sem
Axor Aldrich himself denounced the
thing we produced. The heart of our
system II not a great central bank,
but 4 body appointed by and respon-
4 sible to the government, and respon-
dble to the people. too.
There was universal hostility
among bankers to the adoption OF the
present system. opposition that had
IT. impulse from that central group
which knew that was going to happen
which did happen-that they were