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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-05
SAYS OPTIMISTIC MORALE
NEED OF HOUR IN AMERICA
Head OF Meat Packers Institute
Snys Price Reductions
Should BE Gradual.
tBy Associated Press. /

BOSTON. Oct. Am optimistic
view OF the general industrial sit
uation In America was expressed by
Thomas T.. Wilson. president OF the
Institute OF American Meat Packers,
IN an address before the Investment
Bankers Association OF America
here today. lie referred to recent
declines in prices OF many commodi-
ties. and said tho process OF read
)ustment was in full motion.
The pressing necessity OF the
present." he said, sis to maintain a
courageous and optimistic morale.
The descent from the heights OF abb
normal production to the normal
levels OF peace times should be
reached by graduation and not by
perpendicular drops.
There may be pcssimisis here and
there who are apprchensirc that only
panic can result from the extra
ordinary world conditions created by
the war In my opinion. such Il ca
tastroDhe Is not probable so long as
the true American spirit continues
To animate our institutions.
The manufacture OF luxurics is
DcinE curtailed. The spending fever
abating: Commodity prices are
railing and further dcfiation seems
TO be in progress. Favorable crou
reports come from every section.
Ihere is great encouragement TO b,.
Drawn from the fact that there has
Gceh no substantial decrease in bank
deposits during the last few months
ihuiVidual savings accounts show
marked Improvement
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-05
Cox's Successful Trip

GOVERNOR cox is back at home after
NJ u trip of more than 1900 miles
through all States west of the mississippi
River, except Arkansas, Louisiana and Texas
which are so safely fixed in the Democratic
column tina; there was no necessity for the
head of the Democratic ticket to make di-
rect personal appeal TO them. After three
days rest, the Governor will strike out again
ON ten days or two weeks trip. during
which he will speak at principal points in
nearby States. thence will swing into the
Eastern States TO batter down the walls of
Republican defenses there.
Throughout his trip in the west the Dem
ocratic nominee was accorded generous
and, in numerous instances, an enthusiastic
reception. Indeed, towards its wind-up, he
WAS given succession of oyations, notably
in Kansas, Oklahoma and Missouri. The
candidate responded to the spirit which in
spred these greetings by indulgng in heart
to-heart talks TO his audiences, in which he
invited questions nearest TO their hearts and
won their esteem and confidence by his
fr2nkness in answering them lie broke
the leaven of pure Democracy everywhere
he. spoke, taking particular pains TO explain
in their true meaning the issues that are
before the people for determination at the
polls and the Democratic attitude toward
them as set forth in the party's platform
With clear-cut analysis and sledge-hammer
lCgic, he supported the Democratic position
with arguments irresistible in demolishing
the structure OF falacies upon which the
Republican appeal is founded, with the re-
suit that much Of the confusion which has
attended the Republican attempt at becloud-
ing these issues was dispelled. and clearer
thinking will now mark the determination
OF the voters attitude.
As the Governor himself expresses it:
They realized the last month what main
tanned reactionary propaganda has meant
The thing they resent most is the dclibera te
Withholding OF the facts bearing upon pres
ent conditions. They have developed feel
ing approaching real bitterness against the
senatorial oligarchy."
With this feeling now existent in greater
or less degree in al! OF the States west OF
the Mississippi River and gathering strength
in popular discussion in every city town and
hamlet, there no longer can continue doubt
in the minds OF close observers OF caYnp,ipu
developments that the Democratic cans, Is
making steady gains upon the SYMPATHY Of
the masses, and from being doubtful, many
of the States in the West and on the Pacific
Slope are undergoing process OF recon
structed thought in which their support az
the Democratic ticket is virtually assured
1t affords further veriGcalion Of the saving
that truth, crushed 10 earth viii ris.
again Out Of the bitterness OF g.thcrio.
indignation at the game Of duplicity 10 which
they have been subjected. the voters Of these
States are generating storm that Will
wreck Republican hopes with the strength
and fury OF cyclonic visitation
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-05

OF nations There is no getting away from
that fact. All things else have been sub
merged in the public interest, and when the
voters approach the polls il will be for the
single purpose OF registering their approval
or disapproyal OF the league.
The great and solemn referendum hav-
ing materialized, it is fitting that President
Wilson should speak his mind directly to
the nation, just as he spoke il in those
ttoublous days when 4 war-t0rn world
awaited his utteranccs. He has spoken, and
with vigor and pointedness that will
hcarten the Democratic cause and confound
the enemies who seek his humiliation even
at the cost OF their nations honor. In his
first letter, TO be followed by others as the
campaign draws on toward its close, he has
spoken in his familiar fashion, Il style that
permits no doubt OF his sincerity OF purpose,
and that will force conviction TO the minds
of thousands OF voters who have been wayer-
ing before the duplicitous onsaughts OF the
bitter-enders and little Americans" Out
OF their own mouths II, convctS them of
treachery to the national honor, OF betrayal
of their own heroic dead. and of deliberate
abandonment of truth and common sense in
their unpatriotic frenzy TO win at whatever
cost. One cannot study his message to his
people and believe that Il sufficient number
of American citizens will desert the cause
Tor which he and 4 united Democracy are
fighting, TO defeat it in November and wreck
the mastery work of the worlds ablest
statesmen, that work which n worlds
future peace depends.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-05
WAY TRANSFER SESSIONS
' OF CONFERENCE TO PARIS
f. ,y sitting OF Internat,o,n,
h,chtionS May Re Held
tnnrr League Auspices.

WASHINGTON. DC, W,
c c,,ioi the international coInmrnj-
conference. preliminary Mi
r ri,s OF which are schcduied 10 he
Tar,.n nctober =. may be trans
"a 10 Paris and held under .hc
"u.plccs or the league OF nation
according to Official adviees TO-
sciTcd mere today. the transfer n. ~.
nam conference may be rcours,n,
- nv attending powers bccaus. ar
I.a.na OF some members Of IN.
r,"t ue 10 preserve for the leacun
general duest!ons affecting, i,tnr,s
foheI communications
r ns. the United states. Gr"s,
nniv Franco. Italy and japan.
national communications
from IN" war are cSDn~,cd ga -
considered. Chief Of these is Tho ~
ioCa'ion among the powers Of, ia
1I. ,I, German cables IN which Tho
ahlt"d states claims tho riri,, w.,
Participation az an nssocia,,cd no. ~.
WIT inc allies in the war. 4, IN.
pl'''nifary conference the pror,,,,
anu mac. and date OF meeting 81 49,.
'hH,h conference are 10 he agreed on
,or, ME official advices have re.
oltru no disposition on the par, or
ne aiIi:s TO question the right o:
me ohiicd States To particulars ~,
- preliminary sessions there 4,
s.'.h TO be desire on tho par, az
~ powcrs belonging to the league
VI inc main conference. at whicI,
senethl questions affecting intrru,
cussed. 80 90 W "!s-
Should tho main sessions he tra,s
ierred 10 Paris and placed undcr ~,
League OF nations. some op,ciars M
th"t inc United States might tho, b.
represented only unoiiiciaIiw. ."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-05
"AMER|CA FIRST SLOGAN
UNPOPULAR IN EUROPE
iscv. Charles mcfarland Says This
Nation and Its People Have
Suffered Irrctricvnbly.
IBy Associnted pr.ss

:. NEW YORK. Oct. 4.-Thc slogan
america First" Is unpopular among
europeans who deem 1T an expires
sion OF sclflshness. according to IN.
Rev. Charles S. Macfarland. general
secretary OF the Federal Council nj
the Churches of Christ In Amcrica
VINO has just returned from 4 serin!
OIL religious conferences In Swltzer.
iahd ana speaking tour OF Western
European cities
For an American to be In Eu-
ropo At this time Is Illuminating and
something almost dishcartcIiiu.'
Saiu DIT; Macfariand. II found IN.
people there confused. They do NOT
nnoW what to make OF Americas
Ircseht aioofncss: IL seems to them
sharp contrast 10 aur attitun.
,nE the war. l found the pcoujn
~ EuIopc industriously working at
al, piop'eina of rcconstruciin,,
o,n 'hclr economic needs arc grrni
49, oi their greatest needs AT the
n,,rt tiine Is that or moral SUI
The American nation and ~.
no, van people. on III. whole. HAY.
,mo az yct suffered !rrctrIcvablv in
,i,,,ai ''i,mh'ion OF Europcans." con
tiittu 'r. MacfarlanJ They sin
D., ~ IN az and look to us Tor hrI,
i ~, thoughtful I;uropeans nro III" III
,urocd about one j,hrasc v,hfrh a.. .S
Hu"ntly reaches :tcros. I.o" ar'-
america First TO them 4, .,t,,,',,
llhc the words tina. us.d 'o ,.n,''
arrpsS the khinc-'Deutxcbi,, 80 800
aires not with the rnrn. ..,.,., h,'F
seiiishncss'' ~ the same
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-05
The Poets Corner
There Is No Death,


There is no death! The stars go
down
To rise upon some fairer shore:
And bright in heavens jcweled crown
They shine forcvermore.
There is no death! The dust we
Shall change beneath the summer
To golden grain or mellow fruit
Or rainbow-tinted flowers.
The granite rocks disintegrate
The forest leaves drink daily life
From out the vicwlcss air.
There is no death! Tho leaves may
Tho flowers may fade and pass
away;
They only wait. through win,ry
The coming OF tho May.
There is no death! An angel form
Walks Ger the earth with silent
tread;
Hc hears our best-loved things away.
And then We call them dead.
He leaves our hearts all dcsolatc.
Flo PlncksN our fairest, sweetest
Transpiantcd into bliss. they now
Adorn immortal bowers.
Though p nps sIs,i beyond our tear-dim-
IT'S but a larger life to gain;
We feel their presence oft--tho Same,
Except to sin and pain.
And over nearer, though unseen,
Tho dear immortal spirits tread: 4
For All tho boundless universe
EDWARD LYTToN RULWER. /
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-05
REPORT VIRGINIA ROADS
IN GOOD CONDITION
Chnppawamsic i'ill Rough. hut Pass
nbIe-RIchnion d-CinrksNillr Road
Closed SnFfl sf te

The Richmond Washington High
way 10 in good condition, except be :
tween Gatcwood and Smell. where IL
il reported little rough, and "A,
Chappawamsic swamp, which is
rough but passablc. report OF the
Richmond branch OF tn. United states
Weather Bureau showed yesterday.
REPAIRS have closed tho Rich
mond-clarksvillc Highway just north
OF Petersburg. To avoid. d"tour at
Chesterfield COURTEOUS" or tcntrali:i.
The Richm ond-charlottcsvi!!c High
way is rough In places between Mont
pclter and Cuckoo, otherwise IL is in
good condition.
Good conditions arc reported on the
Richmond-Old Point Highway. II ~
only fair TO Williamsburg from Chick
ahominY River. From thence Il is
excellent to Old Point. except FOR
a short stretch Of dirt road linking
the concrete sections.
The River Road (6outh) Is fair TO
Sui vans store and good thence To
Wade.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-05
SEEN ON THE SIDE
ny HENRY EDWARD WARMER.
And Yet

Ana 1ct-
This Is a futile sort OF strife. this struggle we
are in
The scrap against the ills OF life. the battle
with Its sin;
And yet keep on living it, and whyy
well. you know
rhat when the pendulum swings to. It's bound
To swing fro
And out OF every kick from Fate,
There is smile TO compensate.
It's tough somctimcs-and yet think there's
nothing quite as bad
AS what we fear may happen. or the ache We
thought we had
The worst Of everything Is not the thing itself
you see.
Because we suffer most from what we fear It's
going TO be.
And when it comes. why, after all
There's nothing in it to appal.
Kick. and You. and He and She--and Yet,
there's nothing sickcr
To any OF us. than the Chap who is a Chronic
Kicker.
We wall our woes and raise a fuss and Yet
what do you do
When any Other Fellow comes to make his
kick TO You:
You sympathize with him. and Yet
lie turns away and you forget.
And so say. sometimes think this
is futile strife.
TOO many bothcrs littcring the rosy ways OF
life:
And Yet-1'vc never known a drcg so bitter in
the cup.
But that there was a weetness there to come
and cheer me up.
Dark Night will have it's glorious morn:
The Rose is better for its thorn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-05
TRUE TO TRADITION, CAPTAIN
GOES DOWN WITH HIS SHIP
charles johnson. Master OF IIi-Fa,ed
"Pumeu. One OF Two Lost
In Wrecked vcss~I

\-I>1.y - IFrss
NEW ORLEANS. oct. Only one
pcrsoh OF the twenty-four who on
Septeinper 20 sailed from Belize.
Hrihsh honduras. on the steamship
Speedwell, which was wrecked in
me Gulf OF Mexico during last weeks
tropicai hurricane. was unaccountcd
Tor tonight.
Captain Charles johnson. of New.
dreams: master Of the vessel. and
FRANK Romoncur, chief officer. were
among those who lost their lives.
according to wireless information
reaching the Otis Manufaciurinw
company, charterers OF the Speed ,
well. today.
Captisn Johnson. who for thirty
seven years has navigated Central
american waters, veteran OF n score
OF hurricanes and one of the best
known masters in the Caribbean
trade. lived up to the traditions OF
nc sea. lie went down with his
snip. was the answer 10 Inquiries
made OF the Otis Manufacturing
company regarding the manner i'm
winch lie met his death. The chief
oiiicer WAS on the last boat 10 leave
Many Of the circumstance con
nected with the wreck could not be
cleared up tonight and will not he
until the Lake Superior. aboard
which are twelve rescued members
or the crew and one passenger /
). SchsltZ. OF New Orlenas. reaches
santiago. Cuba.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-05
The Great Rcfcrndu,,

~ the jackson Day dinner President
"a Wilson voiced the hope tia, The league
. aol nations issue might be submitted to The
people in great and solemn retcr.ndu,,,,
ion November z. Many leaders o, even IT.,
own party were not then in complete h.-.
mony with his views as 10 such a yot.rord'.
ssih a presidential campaign. However hIs
wish has materialized. His dominan, d.
sire has been grati1ed and now, less ,b,,
one month before the election, the leaders =,
Doth parts admit that there is but one Issue
N the CAMPAIGN, and that issue Is the league
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-05
hESIRAlNT ORDER AGAINST
ATTORNEYS IS DISMISSED
I. =. Circuit Court Injunction Grew
on Government Complaint
hSnInht COL COmnnnr

HCNTISt;T1E 'Iuu,ed rrcss
,.strhshing order against Agsis,,,.
Attorhcy-icncral T.. Lowry Hum.
IN p'strict Attorney Lon H. K"ur
hroW ms out OF an Indictment askcd
y! nc government against Tho Ar,.yl"
,oa! 20. Logan County. for alleged
slPta,ion OF the Lever ACT. was d!.
I..,t,si, Hnn INC suit dismissed In IN.
cay. $50 mere 20
The Injunction against the Fcao-,,
II'orhcys WAS lesucd recently by the
vile. y. &. -'shc
counsel for tho government hIcd n
Hmo,Ion TO dissolve the injunction and
hhd disclosed the company had MOI
violated the act. "oH
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-05
ALABAMA CERTIFIES LIST
OF ELECTION CANDIDATES
Democrats md Republicans HIVE En-
tire Ticket for State md
National Officers.
ny Associated Press

NY ASSOcIatcU PreSS.
MoSTGDM cry, ALA. oct. A.
Complying with State election laws.
w. j.. Cobb. Secretary OF state, ccyti-
ned to the sixty-sovcn probate judges
OF Alabama the names Of nominees az
the Dcmocrc Republican. Socialist
and Prohibition parties, for national.
state and judicial office. who vii be
voted for OF November ..
The Republican party ia Offering an
entire ticket for State officers. can
dldatcs for long and short-tcrin SEN
atorial seats. and for Congress from
the Fourth. Fifth. Seventh. Eighth.
Ninth and Tenth Districts, and - tick :
ct OF electors. The Socialist tickets
offers candidates Tor the scnator:I!
Offices. for Congress from the First.
Second. Seventh, Eighth. Ninth and
Tenth Districts. and ten electors,
while the Prohibition party proposes
candidates Tor electors only. two OF
whom are women.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-05

ADDRESS ALL CON-
SiliNlCNTtONS to lhe
Iimes-DisuatciI. ana nov
10 individuals.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-05
Spirit Of Virginia's Press

co n on the dolsful figures presented
states is approaching crisis in the supply Of
&c destroy /" one spring timber worth $500
The Farmville Herald has been comparing
son. some retail market food Quotations pub:
l,om the same paper of RI; day ana dine and
prices is due mostly to the vast difference in
es n"%ssr e4 Of e i. he and
na demand II win DO "a long H 'I sme Of il sn ayei
before The supply will be Greater than the de.
the saddle"
the Tenth District OF an Independent, Demo
sa arans n, 1i Eo9a with the
,:es causes the Bath County Enterprise to OBJ
tion OF farmers should be used to promote ' the
po!iticai interests Of any candidate. and their
her to the farmers Of the "e ce ena
The Newport News Record foresees lam ~
a Inc Polls on election day and in urging the
cit aa and os of n
says among other things Milking s"e wo saa.s
her s o s duly no" but ds'G is
not not, In heHpnS with Virginia ehyalry Fur
more than ever that the men make mess q !,
W 'ns o S ss wh 4Sm IN ns
Tn"s So say na s TS.ah s
Second District Democrats. which 1t does and
then sums It AL UP as follows: NO person
eligible under the rL lay to participate in the
ms Coolidge Deal and Cox Roosevelt -Lank
ford combinations are prohibited unless those
out OF the parties md become independents
Scratched tickets. II not prohibited by the
sss a 1s sns Dc
them exposing themselves to the danuer
OF being barred from the primaries
Virginia papers,. almost without exception
arc urg}nH tho peaplc TO vote for tho proponed
copstifutioqal ayyndments. Discussing the
One providing S6k the possible issuance o,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-05

Virginia papers. almost without excsption
arc urglnH tho pe0Dlc TO vote for tho propoaed
copstifutioeai aYyndments. Discussing the
One providing S6k the possible issuance o,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-05
ON To - Splendid Start

. lESSED with such weather as only an
l. October in Virginia can supply. with
crowds unusually large and enthusiastic for
It's Introductory bow, and exhibits never be-
tore cqualed in number and variety the
virginia state Fair yesterday got of to an
suspicious start Of its ten days reign vir-
gnia's state Fair long ago ceased to be
merely d fair, and became a Virginia institu
ZION. in which all Nirgnians take a lust
pride. 1t has grown from year TO year un-
der the ardor OF an intelligent management
unit! today ii is in very real sense an e1-
position Of the States educational and ma
teriai resources and industries, n living
monument TO the marvellous progress Il has
achieved in the last score OF years, and OF
It's determination for even greater strides
in the future. Every person in Richmond
ana IN the State as we'll. should feel IL TO
be his duty as we'll as his pleasure 10 nav
az least one visit 10 the Fair Grounds. Not
TO DO so VIII be to neglect the one great op-
portuunity The year affords 10 learn what
the State is accomplishing.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-05
STATE OF NEW YORK HAS
POPULATION OF 1O,384.144
Texas shows Iiir GnIn WIZ :. .GG1 or
New Jersc,, 5,i55.314, Idaho,
iIfSoi

ny Associated Press
w ASiflNGTON. Oct. New York
state. the most .populous in the coun-
Try, has Il population OF lO.3S4,l44. an
Increase OF l.270.530 or 1879 per cent
over that OF ten years ago. Popu-
lationS OF three other States also
were announced today By the Census
Texas has 4.G6l.o27 inhabitans. an
increa.H OF 'G4.iS5 or 1876 per cent
:. NV Jersey. with population OF
".i%".3'i. showed an increase OF 6lS, :
~. or "a percent
Idaho, with a population OF i3l.
SIG. increased iOG.232 or 3..6 per
cont.
New York's growth was the see
ond largest in it's history. bu, was
"t. 30 below that OF the decade end :
ing III 1910 It's percentage increase.
was HcNt TO the lowest on record.
= SFo"th Of .: per cent being shown
ior me decade ending with 1870.
, other figures announced: New
York cry urcviscd) J.G2O.O4S, in
crease S"3,lbJ or l1.g per cent. pre-
ViouSly announced as 562lI5I.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-05
MASKED BANDITS ROB CAFE
Line ,FOrty-Five Patrons Against Wall.
Securing s5,000-Excnpe Over
Roofs OF BUILDINGS.
aSSoClatCQ Press.

NEW YORK, Oct. SIR ,as,,oa
bandits entered Il cafe in Lcnox Ave-
nue early today. lined up forty-fiye
patrons against tho wall and escaped
win cash and jewolry estimated mt
more than $4,000. Four OF tho rob.
hers covered the patrons with revolv-
Tins pockets
All Of the bandits escaped by nee
ing over several roofs and down a
nre escape. except ono who went d.
rcctly into tho street and when con-
fronted by q police officer ran into n
SUBWAY station. jumped to the road
train gl-l55 $50 - - - ! 49,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-05
REPORT SHOWS BRITISH DO
NOT CONTROL OIL INDUSTRY
Petroleum ConcinKions In Lower Call.
fornin Largely In Favor OF Amer
lean Interests.
I'm AsSOcintnh prcssl

VBy NSSOVTutcU TrcsS.J
MENlCO CITY. Oct. 4.-petroieum
concessions recently given to Alfred
Mackenzie. British subject. in
Lower California. have been investi-
gated and rejected by United States
pcrs here. Reports recently printed
in this city stated British interests
had virtual control OF the oil in
dustry in Lower California, and that
the Japanese stood in the same posi-
tion in the State OF Sonora. Inquiry.
hocwvcr, developed the fact that
United States corporations control
twice as much territory In Lower
California as has been turned over
20 the British.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-05
COURT OF APPEALS DENIES
ANTlSUFFRAGE INJUNCTION
SuStains Lower Tribunals Decision
In ltcfuHing to Prevent I'rOmuI-
cation OF Anthony Amendments.
(By Associated Pres

WASIINGTON. Oct. 4.-The de-
SiSlon Of the District Of Columbia
preventing Secretary Colby from
promuisating the woman suffrage
n am Moment was affirmed today by
w n' pistrlct court OF Appeals. from
Whlch the antisufragists may pros
ecute nj once an appeal to the United
states Supreme Court.
IN Affirming the lower courts de-
eision. the court OF appeals also
0IVerruied the motion OF Charles S.
it,airchild. OF the American Constitu-
o.onai League. to advance the appeal
case for hearing.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-05
Picked Up MT Random.

personality is about all some men have
An empty pocketbook may Indicate a full
mind.
Poverty is no crime. but it's blamed poor
excuse.
For spanking. children should first be in
verified.
The hraggart detests the boaster.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-05

Is there no limi, TO Senator Hardine's
."gross ignorance and impudent audacity"p
Apparently not. Al Wilson's Corner. Ohio
think OF il, Wilson'S Corner-he do
snounced the President for having scrapped
his own league Of nations In refusing IN
permit the Senate to ratify It. In his des
.peration to square his position with tho
diversity of G. o. p. views, the candidate
has left the realms OF Ignorance and an
sdacity" far in the rear and entered upop
that of Grass untruth.