National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-10
TIE DAILY NATIONAL UBIICAN FRIDAY OCTOBER TO- 1878
HIRGINIA CAnIPArtaN.

dress OF Hos. Joseph Nesef.
Correspondence Of the Ns.onal se ~, y ara
..,, u ,o.aan scgar addressed n |
L ,ap,,,,,a.n n,oo,ine here at Odd Eel |
sv Wy ~, - an e,aborate spcech an.
,I'',, a,, -, The common RIM of demop.tra-
49, 49, ~, ~ .or,--n,ac,Ical a,se and sta,cs-
',.r,,t, ia took mn flrst the now issue
ins, .,ortcd nv the Conservative prcsa and
orators. that one object Of the Republlcan
narty Of virginia /. TO effect ,ociaI cauality
bc,wc,n Tho Two r,css. Uc avcrrcl that no
snch issuc bas been even tbouVbt Of either
nv n white man or n colorcd man, in the
state, and
,nrr,,n =, r,r LAMAR ro,oarp Az.
~ '"h
ehh' A..
present 10 say "hctncr S'nS'' o"' VI 'ne"
was looking TO social equality, or whether
they had heard of a single colorcd man any
ubcro who WINS, tho reply TO which inquiry
w., sn, ,,n,ni,,nn, .,d cmph,tic INo,"
was guy ~,
lie said u was IKE ,nc ei'arso 'na' 'hc nop.n-
iican party was aiming at negro governmental
virginia, either a trick to get votes from GER
,a,n classc. Of the white race. or II was die.
-, A., 80, a, Tho n,ooros,,,, ,o,u,,,,,,
'a''u W so ~ I,,o
OF the Republican cause Which iofccu the
Conservatives to seek new issues TO get votes
upon. II showed that the Conservatives were
shaking in thor boots and snuficd defeat.
r., ~, ,,,a.,,. ,,., The p.n,h,i,a,, ,o,,,.
~ '"e ,n"'so ~ 'a' ep" pv
were seeking 10 estaoisn negro rue IN VIZ
ginla, ho said that was simply question OF
figures; and figures, oil know, mover lie. There
vsro In yiryin,a scvc, vbit,s IN cv.rv Az.
-, -, -. .,,,..,,,..,., -. a.
co'orco' anu no" 'aeo nu','oo''us ong i've
ositlon comprehensive only by the fright
| epcd Conservatives, who see a darkcy In every
,rsh ThIs ,bi,g ~ an, n,r. norro mia ,,n
",..,,s -. ~, -, -. A.,
mlserao'o nunious' "iu NJ oAuu,u ma" III
| the State could have fear for such result.
| THE MAIN ARGUMENT or THE CoSsERvA-
TTvEs,
their great hone for defeating IN, Reppb,,.
can ticket-tbat n the latter succeeded therc
/ xnniJ be In Virginia tbe same ,,.nit "a in
The Southern States, In which the negro and
carpet-bar government lad succcedcd, 10
| Wit; enormous increase oil public debt and
oppressNc tahation-"as next eohsiuefeaah ana
| u'tgIv ueos n ,.
Ie snowoa, nrt ,nas .n,s ~noa matter
nau peen gr9ssE eAasgera'ca, mat .no IN
crease OF inueu.euness Nas not Us gIeat ~
eprescnteui tna' tne incrcasc Was owing in
IaS,oa' noasule W h' apPiop, ia''ons ~
inlroaas, "nlsn w"s ,n'ng Ior tne go1u oi
me pcoPie; mat ln mos. cases ootu Ponuca
| pMuu, aiucu III nahns u,v'o apPIopIIa'onsi
tnat tney Woro inauo MnnVut seIerenee "
patty .nn W se,erM VI .no otates u Mn'
unuo9o.euly true mat .ne States lnakns up
preparations would DC mueh more tiihh REIN
oursed ior .he money ekponaed oy increasec
sMus OF Pr1Pery anu auG he ~ Vsi, rs'e""o
ann uy soea, unu eol'iie' S taS,n,ies. +,
| ne loon tne cuso oi No1tn Saio'ina. \
naa See en- sac a thai her deo' naa oeSn run W
NOT stated what wns equally time. that nj IN,
beginning Of the war the debt was nearl,
sl5 00O, COZ, nor that large portion Of 1t wa
for interest accruing from the commencement
Of the war to the present time, nor that
considerable portion OF II was for prosperity,
, and contingent liabilities contracted for bank
and railroads. lie admitted that some SlO,
0O0, 900 Of railroad bonds had been issued b!
Republican Legislature bat 1t was done OF
general call OF the people OF the State o
both political parties, the whole people stand
| ing much In
40 orr, u,,vrr
VI AS !, ~ q.
bo'n parties W Ine tegis ,h hau no,ca 10
tne aPpropralions, 9us tno p4hus haa r occ,
squanuereu ~ uniai.niu, rauroaI o,hS S
G ana u was inulsputsoS uuc, ~ h9 nau oeel
INFORMED by several uisunguisheu genueme
a OF Sorth Saroiiul, mat lne larser poIuvn
.'ne oonas n"d oeoh ,,,'Io way M' ,.,, Dy nvn n
4 potiation of them, And so In Georgia.
n There was large debt at the commence
ment Of the rebellion, and 1t has been con
. siderably increased since, but both politicu
! parties made the increase by large apprc
b priations for railroads, the State reservinl
!, however, the first lien on oil the roads col
!, structed or 10 be constructed; and GoycrnC
Comfy states officially that the railroad
when completed will be worth tho full valu
C for which the State Is liable.
, .x,x,o,,s,,s, rur nr,r
w. - ~ ~. .,o
~ we eommenceneht Oh the war Was slu
uvv, anu nas ocen sinee grea.! ii'erea ~,
out oy app,opriati,ons iof me ie.ees Oh w
Is eissiPPi anu loI raiiiuaus. put tnc uo,e,n VII
ir stateH IN ioIs tna u every rauroau "hi'
IN lne Stale nau aucu snouiu DC ouli., 'n'
W9uiu DC wor.h Iour tihes ..ne amount y
when tne State was iaoie anu therefore u
Stale souid lose nVtnirs. ,
oil IN south eatolna, nc auinlttcu, Tue Gu
lie was bad one there being large increase
n dcbt, ATTENDED oy gross corTnption' put u WI
In evidence before the hu-hlux committee
men OF the very highest standing SO ccrtf
le ing-that native white people oil the Sta
~ participated largely In the corruption al