The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-27
EniIpr from MCSl Virginia.

WHAT lNE FAIGN1ER-STATE THINKS OF THE
CONSERVATIVE NOMINEES.
r,"fi.-iurl..nrc OF the Rlchmond Dispatchl
Nr>>re. EditorS,-A native of the Old Do.
mlrlrun. ana loving her It's only Il Nir|inlan
,.lu love hi- mother have looked with much
puXl,lv 10 the assembling of the ConServa-
try, Convention ut Richmond. Knowing
~, iuordnnt" love of office and emo!ument
~ which the leaders Of both parties in
America seem to he actuatet. as well as the
number of prominent and deserving men in
The Conservative party. | feared that the
Convention would be forced to the eXpe-
Gl.ucv Of ioiSting some man without @
record upon the people a Il compromise can
,liiAtc for Governor. But tue harmony of
y"!lr proceedings and the iilustriouS names
which you have placed upon your ticket is i
>uHrc" at much qualification and pride to the
Democracy of West Virginia. and we feel
that Virginia is still worthy Of her ancient
ftnn and renown. You have Il ticket of
Nnr.h YOU may we'll he proud, and ore for
Whlch every Conservative. and, IN fact, every
white man in Virginia. should be willing
a. work. Kcmpcr. Withcrs, and Daniel
NH r"rh honor the positions tor which they
urc named. kemper, both as soldier and
Il salesman. has done noble service Tor his
native state; and what IA contrast is pre-
>rn'rd ~ the Virginia citizen between him
and the miserable renegade and traitor who
i,Id> the So-c7llled Republican, ticket, VINO
deserted biz State in the hour of her ml>for-
tame. separating himself from his own race.
and alvin" himself with Il set of miserable
adventures and vampires from the perlcu>
u t. eastern cities OF the kith anu Kin Oh
those who have converted the sunny plains
a Z int 1pI
ul,um earth. The Vii ginia Republican party
j. - Stain upon the the c>cutchcon OF the Ma
rora Republican party. Even here in West
Virginia the Republican party are Oh the
>umy stern race as the Democratic party
YET their rule here was complete reign ol
terror: tue courts were only used rs Il ma
chine for the iurlherance OF their politlci
creed. But in Virginia, where the party is
chiefly composed of negroes and OF white men
worse than negroes, how deplorable would
be The situation with that party i'll power ;
every branch of business would ut once
a" laryvzed and the State almost depopu-
ht"d Then, will the working class of Fir-
glna las i, claimed by Republican journal>)
2nyc this party their support? think not.
Eycu The thought is an insult TO this the
hottest class Of Nirginiaus. There is but
one party with which, white Nlrginans can
aliiIiute. Then to your tents, oh, Israel
lru have at stake in this campaign every
fhiu.. bat Virginia should hold dear. And
,"n have it also in your power to say that
lWs,uianS shall rule Virginia; and be-
Irre hat you will SO decide in November.
II would be treason to think otherwise. All
rl,> are to-day turned TO Virginia We feel
that the grand heritage Of State sovereignty,
hnl ham
rnl much longer lie cntombed under the
stone ~ Executive interference. And we
In@h 10 Virginia, whose voice has
ever been heard in the forefront OF
battle. who speaks from the graves
o! her Washin.tons, Jefersons, Madi.
sons. Mar>haiS. HcnryS, and Il host OF others,
peers Of eartll's nobleSt and greatest men
yea, we look for her to roll the gravestone
away, and bid the principles which lave 50
long lain dormant stalk again as hyins
reality through the land. This much can be
done II Virginia will only be true TO herself
ana To Ter best interests. Let every ConSer.
tallNc stand 10 his post and do his duty man
nI!y: let Virginia, from the rock-ribbed
-rtc" 81 the Alegbany to the sea-shore be in
one grand and glorious blaze of Conserva-
tITr action until the November election LET
'H' liiiciihtS vi heHlIti anu Iiu6uts oc ILL
PARTIALLY and truthiuly portrayed and con-
uaHied III every hamlet and village through
out her broad domain, and victory will perch
upon your standard. Yes, Radicalism will
receive such stunning defeat that 1t viii
never again rear its b, dra-bead amid the
graEr3 Of Mount Vernon, Monticello, and
Mo"Ipeiier. Tt,ytmaas, stand by KEN
per, Wi,hers, and Daniel, and all will yet be
we'll MANFRED.
Hdyne Courthouse, W. Va, August ~.