The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-08-03

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win 'oe preS""'i''''"' ~. .,o NJ,
why tiat n''e 'e'" ,,,:., or,o,
HONE parry '"u ', =. .;., ,nn,.,d %,
IN THIS cN!. We Va. '' co,,
argument setting lol'h ''e i''. "' y.
Cral MAnoNE rs al a>pIla"' ioi u. 49,"
sition Of Governor OF Virginia LIS 9''"
ties As philosopher rs s'''es''i''''' -" y
not been presented by MS ""i'ies' @"
mircrS. 10 rail- at those WIZ opi'o'e" n .,
aS merely personal eheih'cs HIS o''n "
Chief staple OF poitlca' i'e' "'"i1
partisan prints NO oei."', i'"
up Tor inc alleged o''s''.o"'D'. ,'naationl
trodnceo d! "en'i'' ~ A'o.'. "' ,a.-. ,,,,,
for wears WIN SUCH 'nI'' ''' - ,,or,
Der OF mcH''cls "a '"'
always :eady TO comply WI" Ia, -.
we i';'e never 'een ""'''"7 -
TO declare 'lia' we iei. ,,.,.,
otS IN the most oec'oe'' '.i u.s. "ii' ,s,,
not l"liea 10 incur Tue '''''i,,'''e ,:a,(, -,
ii"''o" WHY" -" '.,s n,or, ot,,c,n.,
Qari!s'h> "no N'oN ''.e. ",'' ,>,,,o,
means 10 eohl'he''" 'i'e'i '.','e' y, ,.,ll >,
applause. We nave especiai! oo!'o''u ~
General MALONE that lEllncdlate'! a'tei he
procured The consolidation OF ltie Atlah'l''
Mississippi and emo ana 'he >a'af! oi 20
600 per annum' ana the eA'eh>'on't ms 'e1 IA
OF service 10 h'e years III ST. "'U"' ie' n'''7
MALONE parry III ''ie ,''',' " -, -" ,,''ss
ne hlSh' oeS''' - .''. ,oa
Governor VI ''ei''"'
mace L''i ''''' e'''"7n =. ~ - s 1
ll'lcai holi'fS TO 'le BUSINESS " '"'.i os :.
lie m" il e"ho'.'".e .''' 4'1 'nN
STATE al" ''i' - az ''' Wv 80,
latNre Has pcci' ''ct"'''' -,A' i''' ''''''
ahEo'us e'se 'i't vi" '''' '"'l
II lid! ue Iea"''s :e.n 10" H'"n "u ,,,,
ing Steadii! Win 'h's o"!ee' III we" .o'',"
III t'me 'huuce persons ~ "''.." ''..' "
ehEst uhue' Ills Lug -''''i r',
came uhconi''ioii i'i e''" q .''''o',''.', =
clerk OF committee 10 come 20 hichnono
an antl-MAHoNE man, because all knew that
,uorr committeeman would vote against
Ia arm +oo ,,o,r.
nili' ahu ne n'isn' VIC WV wv "-
So the plan worked, and years BACK al
tracted attention. The Enquirer in 1872 de-
clared that the MALONE lobby sought to
:. Govern the virginia Legislature in railroad
eI,;. -, ,,,,hI;o o4,;ons and IN
'""''ei,, !" n'."s y, N.Y.: 49, ,,a,;,o
"general ieSlsiallon. lhls WAS TIC oeitoe-
rate Judgment of one of the most correct
,nd ,a;r.minded men we ever knew. But
r.,..l.,. :. .,o,o s,,.s we find +b,t
III iooh'hs O"' - '"osI "'''
there Is great deai OF shaip anu coh' NV
ing defamation that should have been bet
ter needed by the people Of Virginia.
CO. ro,,rodro+io, ~ tho ct,;lino essovs
A.,
VI Tue pas. - eeein'ns,' III o'"e''
take to initiate example. IL may shelter us
somewhat from unkind rebuke. We copy
tho following by an incisiye pen, con-
.,:,,,,oa ;. tho D;e,,ntcb of January 2.
ti.n"'ou ,,., t,1,,,t.nG
1915. IL IS III Tue "il'ci o"n ''''A' 1919
ineligible way" Poaso:
A Railroad IsH,mael.
There is certain malign influence at work
in VIRGINIA which seeks to interrupt every
scheme of public Improvement whose pro.
sectors will not pay tribute to its own selfish
and arrogant desires.
It is a railway Ishmael-an lll-humored,
rapacious, snappish malcontent-that, nav,
ing received aid far beyond Its merlt, ano
ACCOMPLISHED results far beneath Its oppor'
tunities, has not yet realized the chief cause
OF its comparative failures, nor CORRECTLY
measured the cost OF combating every otnel
railroad interest in the State OF Virginia.
One would have thought that experience
would lend semblance OF wisdom TO the
most aggressive OF Arabs; but IL seems ths
this pugnacious potentate remembers no
thing in the past and learns nothlnS lot tht
future. Its obstinacy is Bourbon-lts AM
bition is radical.
Not content, as we have SAID, with having
obtained from the State OF virginia suct
privileges as no chartered corporation ever
asked from a Legislature satisfied WIZ
having secured such release from debt
such postponement OF obligation, such al
enlargement Of credit as no railroad com
Dany ever obtained in America-this pei
nlavtbing Of the commonwealth must needs
grow saucy with the favors it has had, and
orrora,e to itself the privilege OF absolutely
con,ToIljnr the people whose means it has
ontiscated
pan,narad with snecial benefits. il would
aon~ ~ everv one else the most ordinary
onnortur;tias Owing. its existence TO re.
1 dnpos ~, c;t;au and State az OVERWHELMING
,nnrtS,acas If onnoses in the tone OF die
tatnr oil bumbie anniicants who seek from
T;ra;nia tho simnle authority TO spend pri
,.n.e s,,rt1. in frrtberonce ~ other publit
ADVERTISEMENTS Itonnosed the Shenandoah
Vii, rnad Il bitterly tonight the leeisla
.;,n Nv which the Chcsaneake and Ohio Com
I1on ~ 49, 49, n,a1,iad n in;n cincinnati r.
pdHN HAS peeu cuooiSu W yoiii -