The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-22


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ona ~ We WIS !nitneS said The moyeaent Wss
~ noS,ita.1 Ivy, nos of pasty--cf man, not
cnrsna o. ne Efforts towards sell
break dnI /, ~. ~. su Fort we're made 70
lng Il, Local noIi,i I g; aeEesotore exist
friends frat a,Sas, 49, y use enns0ns
was f,nw 49, .a.as o.ss 1e seenra it Thefef
tween sshs ,asas sna kindiler feeling bel
existed be.a No. si.J .,nan mas sver
Charlie E. Was.h., {. e .sss sa,a ne voted ior
riedesd fbsrss1aas . ,f .a.l ! never
su,ifb. His tas.;.ss., - syse lpr NornHand
fhe Ipaenendens sas iuii history OF
Mr.. wise gas ssoss. ~ ss.s,sa.s. assa.-,
snr the defancs ana e. Ahln.eea ay eoansett
tion. n he had roun.s II Alsn g 70 we cues
iieved tn he cooa mo-, uss., nesls wnoM ns oe-
oen,leue,, !, ;sss. x. ne aau
nr aid naoSo n mssa ni.a lave Vose0
ooia hia srece h;s ros;s;s, sla ,..i .ns senate
soc;ai raiationa ana tha a., - t.se s.esay, ms
4 a
a.o .o souu oo,ant 49,. ssSa ~ setye, ana
more eompetent .naa sny sesesed man he
aus, wou ~, Va a. h,s psslsIenees 70
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,na, .nd ,,h,.s 80. .ss. - .ss.s so'o.su ssu
dn a.ha. aau Wvi,e n,an SsIs opposeo 20 easn
,na,,ia -, nraro -. % WHICH ~ le
ay "Eu.1 P.slel ~ stnSs t'ss Interests W INC
sSiy.eu nSa naau. 4, l,.,sf
"a az was 4uesnGneu aoout tDe lnoependent
tSassa auu saM ne .ooug ~ soeIe were hfs
snousanu Me sssess S pr.ntsu WHO Tue Dane OF
tso,as n9.n a.n ol .aei, anu ten oE hiteen
'ngusauu " S..0. ,m!.uout ~ ~ nls name.
,naIsr,e, asu s;s ~ 'ne 4uessou lucy Nne
,ha raus,in a,u nos as.s.ps " souaserteas .L
sus , saase ticae', ne salo Fey
en ulu nvtaseeups 70 counselieis any ncket, put
s;,S suas Sne seionu lot pr'uted ny mem were as.
siot,at Thn ~ ns ,Ss .ne 80 ea,ieu legutas
tha =. .,,ots of az m s suas asso lol
sna, os s;,,i,a VIE 1pp1S,.on. S,. ins piuslns
~ oonrsa d;san.n. mhe ia. hamsso VI senas1,s'
~ N.ns: ,n Lne neaoIns was ne.
80, - fas,sH aas,, sSs ane GnaDse was
Iaiu ~. oI ~ ,eo Dns M Vi Sneil
ue,ns oo u0n ~ ,a ha .usu st1 uaae, M ashe.s
lucy "oue ue nou 90 men d,s aS
opeu. ns WIS , iui 'ne. @ asessSueu ss. upou an-
lelen. slsnsss, anu oss,em S1Is VI S;
esen.ns ssa ss;aa .,n,o na1 ~ .r;,,,;r h = !,
and ode ~, nor m like the large tickets thev nseds
Took it to the Wfiq Office and ordered their
tickets to be assimulated to 1t as nearly as
nossihle in STYLE of Daper and printing.
They had no paper ike the opposition bal.
Lat. The Whio office got ont about one
thousand tickets. he thought: and another
office on Teuth street sent five thousand.
Questioned by Mr.; Meredith as to what
parts of the productions which appeared In
| the Who signed I" An Old. Fashioned Man.
he wrote. AS fis answer to the question he
fed . letter nnbIisi,ed November /, 1875, In
tho Ricbnond WHO, over his signature. re-
al nnder oa,h avery statement therein
contained: as If fully set out therein. He de.
sired to add, as anticipating any question
hearing ON the point. that bis name was at
the Who Office. subject to any person
aoorieved anf, no one came for It, and that
General johnson replied to the @ Farmers
Bankn letter, in which reply he attempted to
insult the author. He iGeneral Johnson)
charged falsehood. he fWfsej having pre-.
yiol,slv ipsuited him id q cartoon called the
/" Modern Crusoe. % aud having charged and
proved falseboods upon him which he did
NOT notice or resent. Did not feel insulted BY
his reply, or feel that he could insult him by
bandyir1g epithets with him or otherwise. 2
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