The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-22

N,,> }lf.rl>G OF Tue SMITH REPUBLICASs
>,..al, IL toLoNEL BEARD AID Ak. SMITH
!s.t g'-n! ,uc supporters oil hon. Jobn
anti. smith rallied in force at Assembly
"a. ,,unGit. II 10 its Il; most capacity. MI.
H... III Ter presided, aud introduced the
,,.-s,f.-Cc.cu.l .. Il. Beard and Hon.
l.-a A.aA0r. smith.
,,lr.i Br..G consumed quite two hours
Il a.t,ca>.in- lie important political issues
q tie >..fr AID country. He bad an at
.,.'y- auhrly" 20 the close. He compil-
l@,.I he press OF Richmond as being TN.
.--I4,>.d in ,u'oTisl learning and ability
r III, oi auy cts IF IL siZe in the Union.
h.re4kIr. ol The Republican party Of the
,..L, ,r.orcl Beard said II any people on
,a.ia a.:r :,,rn .rd a>trav ny un>crupulous
49,, il GI> seen The c0lored people OF the
>'w. II" ropcd trc'c would yet be a
;a-7 II .u. Republicans IN the whole
ega~G crUury ~u- such party could
u. Z, uaG" up wholly Of coiorcd people.
L. Y &a.,!cG 1ud regretted to believe
'4.' '.~ L,E. Governor OF Virginia would
r. ..r'rt 90 Tcpudtauon platform. He
",. n,i.,-,, - equality. a meant by the
G,-.- -.r. Hunan laws are poweEleSs 10
la.e rt"a 'IGH: that rests alone with
Dig. aud "a 10 the ciyil-rlghts BILL
>la" I'm opposed 10 tbe whole OF that
'1,'1glI HrnHjne' auG everything connect
~ ",.a j.. ~ou;d h.ve you possess all
Il" evil rights | nave. but 1t Is I'M
h>'.@e iJr Ioa % have them but by
=" u.tl~i GcN,logmeut Of the laws OF
!@'!i:Lcc. ! iit.i- COMMON sense is worth
~yf" T. /" L.g;o lh4n all tbe civil rights
b.' 'Itt cln ." manufactured" He eX.
i"'@l In opinion, " WITHOUT tear Of con-
1!s4'tpn, .12t sluye James L. kemptr bad
i~A Governor he had done lu-;lce TO every
c.z.D. ,l.E and white" Al this point 4
'''irfi InaC pfop"s"i three cheers for kem-
IT, %aich Hci~ immediately given with q
via -. :. .Jir be walls echo.
'o"a1 G:rlI: Now boys, l know you
"YD,at AVE Gnue that 4 year ago"
4 &c.,: I'VE dC;u't know then"
i. Ii" co-e ol Colonel Bear0's speech
l~-''> "'gc "'Vcu tor smith, and Il party Of
''Ffrd intu 10 the Crcpe>tra sang kaliy
-ggua 'hr -, bo,>.@
non. JoUu Am Ter smith made very
Wv" ,t"'ru, III W1:ch hc announced that II
.''orhs0 70 Congress uc = ould vote TOR the
'-E!'''> o. tAc Whole people without reier-
'1N To- parry. He said tue great West had
-y-4! >"i'ct tie tate Of The ciyil-rights bill.
=, II" stated Iual within the next few Gays
- A!AiA>lra'lOn would send an order
-'''.'H- tC!ria! cl!icc-ho!ders to support
,% 't-Hi"F noiDluee (meaning himself q;
'L"Tr must be men in Federal offices
rNV "V-ti follow The leaders Of the party
'"s 0's'rlci. ard must have honest
,t III Tie 'iiicrs here. He asserted
I ,1,' o44-r AI!ttd Morton was responsible
-; a. The trouble in the party in
~, r", oisiiici. btipg mpcIled by q hope for
-'H, r.,, 'lnce. Norton has sold out the
~. IL Tie Iu>'om.House ring. He desired
I'M. r'e'' 70 nV'e tia! lie had not said any
r,',o 'S'ih-L Pat or StDwel during this
,Ls !, "caii>e they are the nominees OF
,-s, ,4s Republican p4ny; nor anything for
~ ~ ''Cau>c he knew 10 good Of them.
..' .'..- ~ 1--erliiS closed when Mr.. Smith had
'""sQ, "Iih repeated cheers for him.
HI.'L' 'L' thx AND PAINFUL MIsHAP.-Miss
Ci~,.i'"; iady s,oppIag with Rev. DR..
l,r,S i'!'and, Gu Clay etreet, had the mis-
in. we ~ !esle'oa! morning. while descend
D., ,e stairway Of tbe dwelling, to fall on