The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-24

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~T0 the PuDncssWe dia n0t e1D1cI
do wedesve, TO be drawn into aittie paper COMFY
versy about the Sherhilty OF the city OF kichmono
former card we endesvored to present tne esms %
PHILIP Ds,0,s the 70. card
| signed Madison" reflect ne upon Mr. VS. inaDinJ
TO perform the duties Of the Office. and connecting
Herewith upon the writer's own ipse dirsf the nsne
| of Mr.. Thomas w. boswell. This writer says tna.,
owing to impeachment 10 his speech. MI. Wns.on
cannot open court. This We will prove, oy eertn
Gates from those who attend the court. 10 not tno
Gaze az Mr. Winston ran and does, when neces1sty,
open the court Madison also charges that MI -
w boswell is for MT sr or 4.
present organization, thereby Grading ne pr0es'0"s
| Me eonstifutionn
Nov, were vera ' ~ ,Is.s,d to ses Mr.. boswell con-
.ted th This Office again a. he has discharged Its
vss dntv with full and entire satisfaction. And has
!. - eli. tbat a gentleman cannot assist
10Y; oh,s;nrs An ofiee for which he knows he 10
sna "a r;thout heinz charged with attempting
TO evaae tie nh;le s will stste to Madison
% 10, - hsxs inch holy horror about the
ti,ut;on that We saw Mr. boswell in person, and he
stated to us that he would have no such connection
s.s .h ns;.s .houiS M, Winston be elected
W W Inc Ell .or6J.rt that M - denial of that
charge will pass current in this community, against
ns 49,, ~ the card Of iMadison, we pass over the
.noJ1u raod hat
Han9rer, anu aear, omsn, That NE intended 70 at
snonia 'unpose 20. haa,. fr.eo,h he rss;dsd at
one time N ne All sp =, ~ thst Pb;i;n Win
attention OF INC 81, nr,t e., - nmmhar ~ year. of
10 e.. h sr .ssIs wbiie Mr. Hutcheson has re-
sided IN Ine coung Dus snoI. .a ~ 1890 SsI, u cr hi;
the Sne,,n Vi ..sd . son.j 70 those of PAM Win
cla" ,,t sn1 H. idsJ With ne 40 ionSa -
ston, ~ %. @ ~, th stt.nt;ane IF uafad;son IN
ana no" &c: ~: oa -; h;h -. an,s 70 b.vs
oata =; ~ I hu, ths Evasion n that instrn
mens 81. o ~ nI i.t $500 ,aorth rdsd T.; The c;tv
ne BOZ .oI ,nS i smeso .h cst;..;nr sou;rs
coes mo; ,t ~ nn ~ rhch he
elected. surely It does; ana Is Mr nnicIeson CON-
pyle PYLE ~, I.as III; ns.a ~ sho;@ Of Ire
m,, wh4 .i.} h. h thn nno tha c;t;,sns
" P;SShond nsran,annt ~ ,h. &c parI w;n.ton5
Ti WW,Sa, - .a,,.s e., a. 800 .ho,,yd ). so,,ce
81 ~ ,an5srr ShanI5 p.rI unston he aiac,e@ he
VIII % {.e1 that We ho"a s;ionc -. Hi. mn hut
toas. I 80 - a. f;aa. f p.,I vv;.t 49, ~
r,st tba. nomnstine mestinr Is to be held at the
oeses .i 1h, m E;J ;h,s J ~ oe e TsJo,
right i1s tn: Nations. II Of
~ r. !; tha P-s,;dsnt Edandsi co., carnot ala
Friday night However great YOUR renurnsnce NAV
be- in common with our own, to such call yet it Is
ony there Won can aid him So we shall expect YOU
cure a seat. TRUE YOUNG AMERICA.
ap24-1ts
It is with much regret that feel compelled by an
article published in the Dispatch of yesterday,
the signature of Madison Ward" to appear before
you for the purpose of disabusng the public mind of
whatever erroneous impression with regard to my
The Constitution of Virginia rendering inelligi.
Bile for another term desired to retire quietly from
your service chershing grateful remembrance of
your kindness and confidence. The insinustons of
Madison Ward" however, make it imperative upon
me publicly to state that have made no arrangement
with Mr.. P. Winston to any connection with the
Office, in case of his election; that seek to in
you would exert for his friend and in no single in
stance have attempted to disparage the claims of
the other candidates, for all of whom entertain
other than feelings of kindness Mr.. Winston has
served my Deputy in Office long and faithfully, and
the only foundation which exists for the complaints
of Madison Ward" to DO found in the fact that
have naturally upon all proper occasions, expressed
my satisfaction with his conduct in Office, and my
opinion as to his capacity to discharge its duties -
This is just what every citizen has right to do, and
trust thst in the future discussion of the merits of
these gentlemen for the Office of Sheriff, shall be
spared the necessity of appearing before the public
again in selfdetence THOS. w. DOSWELL.
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The ShertHa!ty..-It having been
stated both verbally on the streets and in print in an