Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 37, Number 283, 2 October 1912 — Page 4

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f ' Political torchlight parades, political barbecues and political notification meetings are as antiquated as the flintlock musket. The growth of independent voting has sounded their doom. They served their purpose well in the days when partisan spirit ran high, when men placed party above government, and principles, but when the party was regulated to its proper position the frenzied American campaign clamor was silenced, the torch lights flickered and went out and the singing of the glee clubs became a memory. Of all parties the Republican is the only one which still clings tenaciously to the old campaign methods clings as tightly to them as it does to rotten principles, thread-bare issues and corrupt political bosses. The Republican lives in yesterday. He fondles old traditions as a mother does her new born babe, and the price that once invincible party is paying is its own life. Richmond people last night witnessed a Republican revival of an old campaign standby the torchlight parade, with brass bands, glee clubs and drum corps. It was complete in every particular save one the milelong line of cheering partisans. Back of the gold-braided bandmen and the industrious members of the drum corps marched probably one hundred unenthusiastic men still loyal to their once grand party, and the majority of these marchers came from a neighboring city. "That is something like the way we used to do it," remarked an old man on the curbing to a youth at his side, who gazed, curiously at the spectacle.

The Perfume of the

Judging from the sarcastic note of an "Amused Farmer's Wife," appearing in the Indianapolis Star, Dr. Hurty, official pulse feeler of Indiana, in a rabid moment must have accused the farmers of not being, we will say, fragrant. "Yes, Johnny, 'the farmers Btink' now, but when you used to come to our house to stretch the wrinkles out of your belly, oh, how sweet they smelled then," writes Amused Farmer's Wife. Right. you are, Mrs. Farmer's Wife. They smelled then and they smell now of lucious pumpkin pies, of new mown hay and green pastures wet with dew, and fried chicken, and "fodder in the shock." What sensitive and peculiar noses some people do have.

Meat Inspection.

It is quite evident the federal government cannot be prevailed upon to again detail a man to act as meat inspector for this city. At the present time the city is employing a competent man, a veternarian, as inspector, but the 1913 budget does not contain an appropriation for his salary. It Is understood that some members of council favor the employment of a layman as inspector and the present inspector is only being retained from month to month until some decision on the important question has been reached. There are a great many Richmond people who are opposed to the proposed plan of employing a layman as inspector on the ground that a layman is not competent to pass reliable judgment on carcasses examined. They maintain that only a veternarian can accurately detect dangerous diseases common to live stock, and it seems their position is well taken because the government meat inspection rules and regulations require that a man be a veternarian before he can receive appointment to the service, and the city ordinance expressly stipulates that local inspection of meats shall be done according to the rules and regulations of the federal government. If a layman is employed by tha city as inspector obviously it will be necessary for council to repeal or amend the meat inspection ordinance. We dispute the wisdom of either course. If the citizens of Richmond are to have the benefit of inspected meats, let us have inspection which equals the standard of the United States government, or have none at all. ,

This Date in Hiswry J OCTOBER 2. 1758 First legislative assembly ever held in Canada met at Halifax. 1773 Philadelphia called a public meeting, and condemned the duty on tea and taxation by Parliament. 1780 Major Andre, British army offleer, hanged as a spy at Tappan, N. Y. 1804 English prepared to resist invasion by Napoleon's army. 1829 First Sunday school in Texas established at San Felipe. 1833 Anti-slavery society organized in New York City. 1842 -William Ellery Channing, famous Unitarian minister, died in Bennington, Vt. Born in Newport, R. I., April 7, 1780. 1862 Confederates under Gen. Van Dorn began their attack on the Union forces under Gen. Rosecrans at Corinth, Mass. 1865 Gen. Robert E. Lee became president of Washington College. 1911 Italian warships began a bombardment of Tripoli.

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