Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 33, Number 161, 25 July 1908 — Page 8

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THE RICHMOND PAIX.ADIU3I AND SUN-TELEGRAM, SATURDAY, JUIjY 25, 1908.

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HUGHES AGAIN TO 8E A CANDIDATE

Will Once More Seek the Governorship of the State Of New York.

WANT POLICIES CONTINUED

FRIENDS OF THE GOVERNOR ' KNOW THAT , HE CAN BEST CARE FOR AND FINISH THINGS HE HAS SET ABOUT TO DO.

Saranac Inn, N. Y., July 25. Governor Hughes will accept a renominatlon If the republican party of this state desires him again to be its candidate. In a statement made public last night the governor so declared himself and defined the reasons which he says are responsible for the action he has just taken. The statement is Intended as a reply to the many Inquiries received, by the governor re gardlng his attitude toward a renomination. He says the personal reasons which prompted him to say privately some time ago that he did not desire a renomination are not controlling, "and that if renominated I ought to accept." The governor's statement follows: "I have received so many inquiries as to my attitude toward a renomination that I have decided to make the following statement: Some time ago I said privately that I did no desire a renomination, and that I felt that I could not undertake to serve a second term. This, however, was for reasons entirely personal. Upon further reflection I am convinced that I have no right to regard these

reasons as controlling, and that if renominated I ought to accept. But it is my desire that the will of

the party to which I belong should be freely expressed and that it shall take such action as shall be most closely in accord with public sentiment. I believe that the people thoroughly understand the principles which I have sought to apply in administration, and if they so desire I shall regard it is a privilege and a duty to continue in office for another term. Outside of the statement the governor declined to make any further comment for quotation, but made it clear that he regards the policies he has pursued since he assumed office on January 1, 1907, as a cause which should be continued. As he is sponsor for them, many of the governor's

friends have expressed the opinion in letters to him that they can be carried out better if he is elected for another term. It is shown that the governor feels that he believes he has fulfilled ' his promises, made in his telegram to the republican state convention after his nomination and in his campaign speeches, that his administration would be free from so-called "bossism" and not conducted for any private interests. In making the announcement the governor felt that it was due those interested in the coming republican state convention that he should make known at this time hi3 attitude regard ing his renomination. Governor Hughes intends to take an active part in the coming national republican campaign.

ORDER WILL WORK FOR ITS CHURCH

Ancient Order of Hibernians For Expansion of Catholic Religion.

CUMMINGS IS PRESIDENT.

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BURIED ALIVE UNDER GRAVEL SLIDE

SELECTED AFTER A CONTEST, HIS OPPONENT BEING FORMER PRESIDENT OF THE ORDERLADIES' AUXILIARY ELECTS.

Indianapolis, Ind., July 25. The adoption of strong resolutions looking toward the extension of the influence States and Canada and the election of officers occupied the time of the convention of the Ancient Order of Hibernians last night. The following officers were elected: President, Matthew Cummings, of Boston; vice president, James J. Regan, of St. Paul, Minn.; secretary, John T. McGinnis, of Scranton, Penn.; treasurer, John F. Quinn, f Joliet, 111.; national directors, Rev. John D. Kennedy, Danbury, Conn.; Edward T. McCrystal, New York; P. T. Moran, Washington; John J. O'Meara, Butte, Mont, and C. J. Foy, Montreal. Canada. President Cummings had as an opponent for the office of president for-

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After" Hard Work Henry County Man Is Rescued.

New Castle, Ind., July 25. Covered tothe depth of several feet by a slide of gravel, Ollie Kendall was almost suffocated when fellow workmen extricated him just as he was losing consciousness. Kendall wes taking gravel from the Jennings pit north of the city, when an immense quantity of gravel slid down upon him covering him entirely.

"What course is your boy taking In colleger asked the interested friend. -A coarse of mental rest" confessed jthfol .father. Sew. XorX .Tress.

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mer National President James E. Dolan, of New York. Cummings was successful by a vote of 275 to 173. Secretary Carroll received 184 votes to 264 for J. T. McGinnis. A resolution was passed at yesterday afternoon's session in favor of using every influence, moral and financial, in the interest of church extension. It was planned to open the treasury of the national organization for the benefit of the Catholic churches that are weak financially, and to aid them in every other material way. Late last night the Ancient Order of Hibernanians adopted a platform of principles which will govern the order during the next two years. It declared that while the order sympathized with all efforts in the varlois movements to alleviate the wrongs of the Irish people, it reiterates its devotion to the belief that the only panacea for Ireland's ills is complete separation from England and the absolute independence of Ireland. The Ladies' Auxiliary elected these officers: President, Miss Anna C. Malta, of Scranton, Penn.; vice-president, Mrs. Mary McCarthy, of Massachusetts; secretary, Mrs. Louis Du Ross, of Clinton, N. Y.; treasurer, Mrs. Mary Daly, of St. Paul, Minn.; directors, Mrs. Mary McWhorter, of Chicago and Miss Mollie Fox, of Ft. Wayne, Ind.

WOULD USE ARMY TO ENFORCE PROHIBITION

Presidential Candidate Would - See Law Obeyed.

Chicago, July 25. Eugene W. Chafin, presidential nominee of the pro

hibition party, in discussing campaign issues as they bear on the prohibition platform in nine towns adjacent to Chicago said: "If I am elected president of the

United States," he said in one of his speeches, "I wilr have a congress which will pass a prohibitory law and if there are any communities that refuse to obey the law, and the civic authorities are unable to enforce it, I shall use the power conferred upon me by the constitution and call out the militia, the standing army and the navy and enforce prohibition on every inch of territory under the American flag."

IS HE DREAMING

Bryan in Short Speech at Omaha Says That Party Js United.

SPEAKS ON BAGGAGE TRUCK

AMERICAN RUPTURE CAUSES CASTRO TROUBLE

The Teacher of Elocution Do yon mean to say that yoa said "No" to Mr. Stuper twice? The Grammar TeacherYes; and then he went away and Bald he would never come back any more, amd I was so sure he would know what I meant by a doable negative. Bobe-

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Omaha, Neb., July 25. W. J. Bryan, who is on his way from Lincoln to Chicago, was greeted by a large crowd of admirers when he arrived at Omaha. Although protesting that this is not a speech-making trip, Mr. Bryan was induced to mount a baggage truck at the depot and address the crowd during the fifteen minutes the 'train remained here. He was introduced by Congressman John Sharp Williams, who was here to address a meeting of the Dahlman Democratic Club last night. Mr. Bryan spoke as follows: Ladies and Gentlemen: I want to say to you that it is twelve years now since Williams began introducing me and he has been at it off and on ever since. If all the states would do as well as Mississippi has done, I would, long ago, have been retired to private life after being President for four years, for Mississippi was the one state in which I carried every precinct in the state, and returns now indicate that I may reasonably expect the electoral vote from there this year. In the course of the campaign I shall have opportunity to discuss the various questions that are at issue, but I shall not enter upon that discussion now. I will from time to time also get reports from various sections. In fact, they are coming now, and the reports indicate this that the Democratic party this yea is more united than it has been since 1892, and that in itself is a good omen, for when the Democratic party is united it has very close to a majority of the votes in the United States, if not an absolute majority. (Applause.) When we commence with a united party we are a

long way on the road to victory.

Cannot Make Monthly Pay-,

ment on French Claim.

Caracas, Venezuela, July 25. The Venezuelan government is in a position of considerable embarrassment

from the fact that it is impossible for

it to make the monthly payment on the French claim, known as the diplomatic debt, because since the rupture of diplomatic relations with the United States there is no legation in charge of French Interests. French citizens in Venezuela and the archives of the French legation are without protection.

HUGHES TO SPEAK.

The Rev. I. M. Hughes will preach at the First Presbyterian church at 10:30 a. m., Sunday.

As She Understood It. Little Ethel is one of those bright children who make the lives of their parents and teachers a burden. She recently paid her first visit to the kindergarten school. When she got home her mother asked her how she got on. "It was awfully nice," was little Ethel's enthusiastic response. "The teacher. Miss Brown, told me If I was a good girl I would grow op Into a pretty lady, but If I was naughty I would grow up Into an ugly one." Fler mother saw a chance of "point ing a moral," so she said: "Yes, dear; that is quite true.' Little Ethel sat In silent thought for a few minutes. Then she burst out: "Then what a wicked little girl Mis Brown mast have been!'

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