"When I recall the proud spirit of the high-strung, long-suffering country of my own section, anxious to see that they are in fact a peace forevermore with their brethren, and that they are indeed welcome back in the House that their fathers built, and when I recall the brave, just and generous people of every State in the North and West, who have extended the olive branch in good faith and who do not approve of these attempts to revive and rekindle sectional hatred, then I cannot help but feel that any party that would teach the American people to hate each other is not fit to serve the American people and is not worthy to be trusted by the American people, and I cannot help but feel that any presidential candidate who, in his eager hunt for votes, would stoop to appeal to a party prejudices of this sort is not big enough or brave enough, in his mind, to be a worthy President of the whole country and of a reunited people."
ASKS $50,000 DAMAGES
Her husband, killed in service of the 11th Regiment, wounded in the hospital, was arrested today by Art.
[Special to The Times-Dispatch.]
HISTORICAL, VA, August 11. Judge John W. Price today filed in the Corporation Court of Bristol, Va., one of the first important damage suits ever instituted here under the Federal employment.  ers' liability act when Mrs. Uosett
Howell, administratrix of the estate
Her late husband, John A Howell, became plaintiff in a proceeding seeking
to recover $5 for the death of her
husband.
The proceeding is against the Virginia and Southwestern Railway, which. 