Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 37, Number 206, 3 July 1912 — Page 4

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Thursday July 4, 1912, Wayne Council, No. 10, R. & S. M., stated assembly. This Is My 87th Birthday EMILE OLLIVIER. Emile OUiver, who was .French premier during the war with Prussia In 1870, but who has been almost forgotten by people outside of France, was jborn in Marseilles, July 3, 1825. He ' became a member of the Paris bar and was elected to the Chamber of Deputies in 1857. In 1869, M. Ollivier was Invited by the Emperor Napoleon III. to form a ministry. Less than a year later the declaration of war against Prussia, and its disastrous results, led to the overthrow of the Ollivier government. M. Ollivier deemed it prudent after the fall of the empire to retire to his estate in the south of France where he resided for a considerable time with his family, devoting his time to literary pursuits. He has been a distinguished member of the French Academy since 1S74. Of late years the former statesman has been engaged in writing an exhaustive history of France, of which seventeen volumes have already been published. During the summer months motherB f young children should watch for any unnatural looseness of the bowels. When given prompt attention at this time serious irouDie may do avoiaea. Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy can always be depended upcn. For sale by all dealers A BIBLE VERSE. It Surprised the Boy Who Boasted of His Wonderful Memory. A boy who had won a prise for learning Scripture verses and was greatly elated thereby was asked by a minister If It took him a long time to commit them. 4,Oh. no," aald the boy boastfully; "I can learn any verse ta the Bible in five aainur.ee." "Can you. Indeed? And will yon learn one for me?" "Tea, sir." "Then In five minutes from now I would like very much to hear yon repeat this verse," said the minister, handing him the book and pointing out the ninth Terse of the eighth chapter of Esther: "Then were the king's scribes called at that time in the third month that la, the month Sivan on the three and twentieth day thereof, and it was written, according to all that Mordecal commanded unto the Jews, and to the lieutenants and the deputies and rulers of the provinces, which are from India unto Ethiopia, a hundred, twenty and seven provinces, unto every province according to the writing thereof, and nnto every people after their language, and to the Jews according to their writing and according to their language.'" The boy entered on his task with confidence, but at the end of an hour could not repeat it without a mistake and had to tearfully acknowledge himself defeated. St Louis Globe-Democrat

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Schwegman s Meat Markets. i-3t Not a CaligraphitL Mr. Cunninghame Graham is said to write as badly, from a printer's point of view, as did Horace Greeley and Sir Henry Irving. On one occasion Mr. Graham wrote a letter for publication to one of the newspapers. When printed the letter exhibited some marked divergences from the original. Mr. Graham was moved to remonstrance. The editor published the remonstrance in a subsequent issue and with it-the following comment: "If in future Mr. Graham will sit In a chair when writing and not on horseback and use a pen instead of the candle snuffers we think we may be able to do him justice." London Family Herald.

Their Own Choice.

Wilson and Marshall are the nominees of the Democratic convention. Wilson is a known progressive, his record in the state of New Jersey is progressive, his speeches have been progressive. Marshall is known to the people of Indiana as a governor, he is not known as a progressive, he is pleasant and "a Democrat of the old school." But the nomination of neither one of these men knocks out the influence of Ryan and Belmont and Murphy in that party. It does not change the situation in this state. It does not make it any easier to fight through bills in the next legislature for progressive principles. Because Wilson, a progressive, has won the nomination only increases the probability that Democratic reactionaries will go into office by the old system of voting for a Democrat because of disgust for the corrupt reactionaries in the Republican party. We regard the nomination of Wilson as forced on an unwilling reactionary convention because of Theodore Roosevelt's fight in Chicago. In the Republican party the progressives have not only exposed the corruption existing in their own party but have won the victory for the progressives in the Democratic party. It by no means follows that because Wilson is nominated that it is therefore the duty of the progressives of this country to come to his support. More people in the United States have signified their belief in another progressive than Wilson. The man is Theodore Roosevelt. On the eve of Wilson's victory in Richmond the unmistakable evidence of the mass meeting was that the people were glad that right had triumphed but that Wilson was not their choice. Their position was that Taft was not the nominee, that the Republican managers had forfeited all claims upon their allegiance but that what they wished was a choice between the progressives their own choice and not one put upon them by chance.

Why it is Neccessary.

The mass meeting last night went on record for a third party a progressive party. There are solid reasons for this. The reason, first of all, it needs the combined support of all progressives to overthrow the Taggart and Kearling machinery in this state in order to construct progressive legislation. But unless we are to give up the will of the people all over the country the two million votes for Theodore Roosevelt, expressed at the primaries his followers are helpless in this state unless a third party is formed. The reason is that in Indiana, according to the state laws, Roosevelt or any other man selected by the progressives can not go on the ballot unless he comes as the nominee of a party. Those who wish their own choice of progressives, rather than one forced on them by the consequence of their fight to obtain their choice, will be forced, under the state law, to form a third party. This, Is not the. case in those states where the progressives have obtained progressive laws. In Ohio those who want to have the chance to vote for Theodore Roosevelt can have his name put on the ballot and there is no necessity for a third party. In Kansas the Republican party will probably not recognize Taft, and the Taft people must put up their own electors. Since practically every other state in the Union will have the chance to vote for Theodore Roosevelt, it seems only fair that the people shall have their choice between Roosevelt and Wilson in this state. (Taft can be disregarded he will only get the vote of the rotten borroughs and there are, fortunately, not many in Indiana.) The movement which is spreading today from Richmond to Indianapolis, will undoubtedly give the people the same opportunity that the people have in other states. Butwhat the progressives In other states are able to do without forming a third party, this state will have to do by the longest way around. However, Theodore Roosevelt has been known to win against Kealing, Fairbanks, and the Republican machine in this states and beat the Democrats, too when men could go to the polls and vote for him.

The Way to Fight is to Fight. . Summed up, the gist of the progressive mass meeting last night resolved itself into the historic words of Governor Johnson, of California: "The way to fight is to fight." Garfield's opening statement about the result of the Democratic convention is the opinion of all progressives. "No progressive victory can hurt the cause of progressives." Gates, the fighting citizen from California, gave a review of the work in California, connecting the relation between the progressive legislation in states with the scandalous usurpation of the governing power at the Chicago convention. "Give me a chance to nominate your men and I will govern you. The Chicago convention took into the hands of a few men the right to nominate, and so to govern. It calls on you to say that a stolen delegate from Texas, Alabama, or Arizona, is equal to the two million majority by which Theodore Roosevelt obtained the lawful nomination in those states wehe the Republican party exists."

And so hundreds of citizens of Richmond learned the full iniquity of the Chicago convention. They saw that if that convention were not repudiated that all laws which have obtained after bitter struggles in all the progressive states are nullified. And the resolution which these men passed called upon the leaders of the progressive cause to take up the fight and to go to the end with it. The adopted the slogan of California and acted on it at that meeting: "The way to fight is to fight" and then keep on fighting.

He Told Her Why. Peckem I have been asked to join the Married Men's club, my dear. Mrs. Peckem Indeed! And what do married men want a club for, pray? Peckem Why, misery loves company, you know.-s-Chicago News. "THIS DAT b

JULY 3RD. 1608 Charaplain established the post of Quebec. 1731 Samuel Huntington, signer of the Declaration of Independence and governor of Connecticut, born in Windham, Conn. Died in Norwich, Conn., Jan. 5, 1796. 1775 George Washington took command of the Continental army at Cambridge, Mass. 1S56 House of representatives voted for the admission of Kansas with a free soil constitution. 1S63 Final struggle at Gettysburg and retirement of the Confederate army under Gen. Lee, which marked the turning-point of the war. 1S66 Prussians defeated the Austrians at Sadowa. 1890 Idaho admitted to Statehood. 1895 Willis L. Moore appointed chief of the United States Weather Bureau. 189S United States fleet destroyed the Spanish squadron off Santiago.

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