The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-14

spy c,rtstn ae"fge 'Se' "
Nal"eu Guy, aud n. b. Rer's-
0 'ss-Rn>n Attempts bat s's s,a = sa ~.
,a,-rne compliments OF 'he sea-
sou' Reported for the pisp"'ehl
LOUISA COURTHOUSE, sA.,}
october Is, 1874, }
.A,,. yeas a grand mass-meet.
YcsttI|'y The Conservatives assesno'eu
;nr bcl'. aIll' :, numbers. The Radicals
n !,' tbju', scattered srounu on ,d took
W', W.e~, the county s"p e s,' 70 order
j. M ss;r and called the meet1n Ss ~ snsatsrs
the e:'aM ' ., y o'clock NJ. Inc speaSess
lFrt,,., Yam he back porch OF the no,e' M. All,
spoke n'" ("w appropriate remarks, ,ntIo-
Waie: u ~, : 2 Il. BelkIey, OF R'cnmond Guy
'lorcul 80, ~, Imam promptly TOOK ''e s'a''o'
''" '' Nh. Ii. Il. BERKELEY.
,,.-y1.r had never before had the
MS' .,Ijre.sinc the people OF tou'ss.
I.rS>"',, ~ l...,r some Of her boys At Scnoos:
III ~" -. intend to discuss the national
lie ","" s,- Walker would do that when
4aceVr", a,,irrs>." He then went on 10
" ,,,',' Mia; the convention that nolnlia'eu
,.'" U.,r.. = VA, composed. IL WAS CON-
a. a. .any turner's, whose in'eiGs: YVES
-: H,,,"; n n" country, ana next 10 h'ui 81.
>%''| ,,,.,., and the present nominee WAS
'aS IH,.3 hy unanimous vote OF al pre-
I',.'"I II. Sen referred to the convention
s'"'' .'.,,.na,ed Burgess. which, he salo,
W. ,,,.,.....,i Of large majority OF negroes,
va, ,,.,... ,3..er>, and >calawags. he then
aha o. .''.i =. Nc people as honest. upright
-.i' -, r., ya:e FOR the nominee in pre-
N'.-',',, ,,..nU!.n As the other side brought
ir.", .,';.r 'cj burgess. "Norto,k either
Oil. - ,sgI was bad, or Gilbert G.
lit"ao ..- .,,. good man. He dealt
N-N'' r.. pretty severely, and re-
~" .,t.1 y IN he (Rush) ever got to
9"H s,.' 4.,,:t the cyil-rights bill he
'-'" ,,.;.. = thinking about his family, and
'>',..',; -. q. against II. Smith was man
. ,''.,, ANY. country. but he jumped over
"a 90 s'r,.. M turncd his back against bis
-. ,la- So. Tor piilage and plumber, ana
.I:,'. IS, IN the face Of GODS earth.
..,,,,.T...' lIcaskcd the people to compare
H., w., Mr.. Walker, and they would be
t'.,,i -. sick 10 the latter. He didn't pre-
..nI - - Walker was more gallant than
,','@ Ijhn Il. Guy. but he came nearer
~. standard Of national man than
...,j,,jy ...>n in the district. The people
~ rr...r.! work 10 DO, and standing on
iI..L,r,. ,.i..Gorm they need feel no fear in
-sr Jps.i i"-rsr. He was the man who
,q,ac pl. N:r-0nia, and as such all had TO
r~.v;, aGlA. Tremendous applauSe.] All
",,., f,' x him now Us in 1869, and with
:, ill.,. bIa2ing light no corner OF the
MIR " ai'u be dark He made quite a
ss5y, ig. Wy interesting speech, and took
t,,..: ami; the greatest applause. .E..
VIZ, Wal D"yt introduced Ex-Governor
stt-, t. Walker rs the popular standard
h,,-f- o, the Conservative party OF the
Tr,ri Congressional district Of Virginia.
I, e.,a~ ,rward amid laundering applause.
t"-r ,:'~uce had uccn procured he COM
.-eGc,o:
y GovsRNoR C. c. WALKER. {
IL l4U very sore throat, and could not
s,,.s i,ll. a. ne had to be very careful with
ii. ;oit~." H. then made reference to his
sanding ID the same spot nearly five years
40, addressing the people Of Louisa. A
,,y:u. ,-ll.. Up. and he started to give way
- t!le;co;le could rccede from the shower,
Ia: thrl to, him to keep op, and he did
s.ey %. AID the good people were not salts
fI ulri they went to the polls and voted for
Aial Eir had had the honor of being Co
y-rnor ul Virginia four years, and he made
:, :cw mistakes aS possible. 1t was human
i ~. and men differed on all great ques.
ions, and il was good thing al! men
did 10, tLink alike. When the enforce
men; a.. was passed ii was thought
tie tim would stop, but now look
L. hi, outrageous thing, the ciyil.rights
til. The object Of that bill was to estab-
I'M mixed schools and social equality. Some
w4lt-dto >;.y that the bill didn't mean to force
ID.y,G ,..5oiS. Then, why was 1t that when
!t,t.:t senator from California offered an
amendment 10 tire effect that where it was
desired tls schools should be separate, that
.ar Radicals voted 1t down! The reason it
didn't PASS lie House was because all the
q uo.r, "autcd 10 be elected again this
,... and were looking ahead to SEE the effect.
/. tl.t bill passed it would not only sound
;~ i.AtA-kucll 10 The frce-school system but
would Kill the University. lie next praised
.g IL" ,r.,-,tGo0l system in Virginia as the
a->l u ..ny state, ana said he would almost
ui"-r liz rsht arm ~itler III its socket
ta.u :, .yc that system cut down.
"BU." b. contiuued, ali this system can
o.! he h,p: up by mixed schools, then
I,ay away with il, and we will try to teach
Oh. cAiGrra at home" tGreat applause.l
lie would tell he coored man that that
te would dr olm harm also, aud he pro-
l1,ci u >iop ia" passage Of it by sending
lit good people or Conservatives to Con-
@f".,. Il ILc people would do that, then il
Would 10: pass BE would vote against it
'r7aE>r i. Nr0H"ed the White man, the col
Ord man. was 10 violation to the Constitu-
ten. and in Violation to the laws Of God
LUs~.i The negro was invested with full
i''rI> bctOrc tne law, and what more could
4r visa Tor: The Conservatives had no Oh
."c,'9n 10 Tie coIored man using the right OF
H"a..Ii,e - be does it intclligently. he re-
:r:FcG to The present and past of North
lH5!n. Georgia, and other States, and to
IL >1r.r:!", now being formed out West,
a"d the causeS. Every act of Congress
u" Radicals were responsible for, as
Lacy Aad large majority in Congress.
IT, ny, referred TO the " nice pair" on the
lal.rat sd in the persons of John Amber
>aI,l a".; Rush Burgess. He was going to
osAt i4en 10th badly. He found he must
.,'>r' aaa Ect Il heap bad been left unsad.
u. o'du consider he had made any speech,
. ~ tlFor, vas 50 sore, but had simply had
&" g.1-!.s4;oned talk. He concluded by pro.
."'''hS Il ~ Went to Congress to look alter
,!'r Interests Of the people, and appealed to
'4g people - Go their whole duty, put per-
,'"Si preferences behind, and present an I'M
o'1ht4 Mont Old the I'd Of November. lie
.''h III. >"@. amid thunders of applause, af-
~ A,A lLg spohen about three-quarters OF an
"o"I' IL" ie0ple were much pleased at his
,i't,-A. lie and Mr.. Berkeley then left for
me "eip: - lake the train.
Nj. ale ANNOUNCED that it had been ar
..'7ed between Mr. Wise, Mr.. Walkers
; ;', 10 oiylde time with Mr.. Burgess. He
.1dVU'cfd Nr. Burgess. Brother Burgess
s''ie !'I"ard on the stand while the negroes
I,'"4'A need gctting to the front. Brother