The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-23
AirI,moitd 1lspattlt.
n1-Dn,y ...oCToBER %, 1915
conservatives. to Arms!

conservatives. to Arms!
The Wh;q Of ycseerday-yes, dear readers
Loaf we he misunderstood, we repeat tue
Vhio of yesterday-has strong appeal 10
the Conservatives throughout the s'a'e 10
rally heroically to the defence OF their pfihc.'
r,les and, we add, to the defence OF all that IS
dear IN life. 1t tells them that the " Had'cs'
parsy Id Virginia is far from being dtsorsan.
;ved n-tbat we are warned to stand Enited
and to permit the lines to be BROKEN no.
wbere-that next year is the presidential
election, and this is no time for discoFo'
Rut let the Wing speak for itself:
"The Radical party in Virginia IS far from
being djsorgspized. 1t is far from abandon.
;ng he Geld. 1t is far from giving up all
hone of regsiniug any Of the ground IL has
1nsf The presidential election next year
viii he warmly contested In every State OF
she Union. and in every county of every
state. Aud whatever mag appear to be the
anathv Of that party now ia many OF The
Counties. we may be assured in advance
that IL viii be reused like q lion tibet has
been sleeping when the campaign for Inc
nresidency is opeued. For this reason,
IL for no other, the whole Conservative
vote of the entire State should be srought
TO the polls on the I'd OF November we
must show cur friends as WeR as our
enemies in the other Safes, bs!a Nortn
and South, that the Conservative party o,
Virginia is not only Stall streng Dut sun
strengthening; that there 10 no Prooapiill.
that the Radical candidate In the next na
tional election GIN carry the Sic Dotniniop'
no matter whom he may be or "hat ques
tions or combinations Raay be aeet.ing hl'n
that onr neonIe are let only still as true 10
The nrincinIcs of the Conservative party az
fhev eyer were, but that they are sun a.
earnest and enthusiastic Ia supporting Tue
candid tes who espouse those principles ano
represent them. :. A.,
diet MS have warm work in tne
interests of Conservatism all over fir.
GINA during the next ten Gays. 10,
the people OF theHp1rty in every counss
of the State arouse themselves 10 tne
duty before them, and determine, every man
of them to be at the polls on the day oil elec-
tion. Let the canyass close with all the feel
ing and fsryor of other days, when the OPP.
position was more formidable and the resui'
more doubtful, and the Conservative TIL.
umph throughout the State will be orilllah'
again."
Yes, fellow. citizens, the Radicals are no
disorgauized.", STARKE and KNIGHT nav
filed them with new hope. They bad take
o nap, and were so fast asleep that they wer
like passenger at the Ballard House once
who was to leave by the early train, but VINO
from q nights debauch (the Radicals, yo'
know, have debauched themselves) slept 81
deeply that it would seem he never wouio
wake until the resurrection trump wa
sounded. The door was raped uni
It was near split in two. A
last an Ingenious and idgety little fellow
who generally distributed himself, proposed
that he would do an action that was at
least kind to the sleeper Qhe first good ne hat
been known to do for long time)-t. e.
wake him up, So he procured rod ant
line with hook ou the end of it, and pass
ing it through the transotn hooked the fellow
by the ear and fully aroused him. llE
adroit expedieDt has walked up the Radicals
Richmond, and they are on the war-path.'
The Hon. j. AHpLER is as bright as
morning in May, and Judge AeaToN never
was so compllisant. The Hon. j. A., Will
"the smile that is chldlike and bland" is by
turns saying pleasant things to both Conser
Vatives and Bolters-i. e, be is pUtting chip;
on the heads OF each side in order to give splri
TO the fight. He and all the Radicals see thu
feast that is in store for them when the city
falls under their control by the cXhaustinG
effects of the fight now going on.
Rumor gives the mayoralty next spring tt
the Hon. j. AnFLEe SMITH, and the city ser
geantship to the..coniding and genial Judge
MORTON. You know that Office, according
to the Boilers view of it, belongs to HUMID
LEY, and according to the same authority tn
solemn and wise Mr.. STAEEE is to have To
mayoralty. OF course all good Conservative
are to help these champion BoltefsI
Gentlemen. you have interests here 10
Richmond too serious to be triiled with
We have fair city, prosperous commerce
and public credit that is unimpeachable
Shall we impair them all, and bring about
public folly and impolcy that wilirascred
us abroad and destroy our peace at home
God forbid.
Ieople VI Esicu'nohu, 'he eoh"ueIot hi0L
mond has more influence upon the polite
of Virginia than can the example Of twcnt
counties. Hand Richmond over to .Eldicl
rule, and we lose the State. She become!
Republican, helps to elect u EepnblicA'
President, and our society and our interest
will experience sad disturbances and re
verses. Let us here 10 Richmond, as we'll a
everywhere else, follow the advice OF til
Wing:
"Let the canvass close with; all the feeHn
and fervor oil other days, when the oppGsi
ton was more formidable and the resal
more doubtful, and the Cons eIvatve triumph
throughout the State will be brilliant"
a Conclusive Document.