The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-06
Tha C,aupaien Most 1ncouraging.

The Campaign Most Encouraging.
The news from every quafser Of the State
comes difusing the ighest esi con rsgement
TO the Conservative party a1d all the peo-
Pile; Tor those who take no active part 10
politics are nevertheless anxious for the res
suit. The whole population are praying
.for. a.tinal settlement of the debt question.
and decided and lasting rest II ON agitation
and anxiety. This desire, which fills the gen.
eraI public heart, Is warming up the ardor OF
all peoplean making all earnest advocates OF
the settlement through the McCULLocH bill,
and OF course ardently DESTROYS OF the stri-
umph OF the Conservative party.
News, as we say, from all quarters gives
the highest encouragement and assurance ;.
OF success. 1t has come successlyely from
various and important localities OF the
State, Yesterday we had the best news
from the Southside region down towards
the plains of GreensVille and Sussex ana
still nearer to tide. On the same day came
encouragement from the Valley OF the She
nandoah-especialty from Page ana sne"
nandoah and Rockingham. Previously,
we got the braye news from Frederick and
the adjacent counties. All is secure and
harmonious there. AS in many p laces In
that section there are troublesome and quar-
relsome people, who never can be satisned
and never kind and cheerful; these VIII
continue their "cussing," and never fail to
claim victory for the public enemy, and to
report that the most troublesome and fussy
and absurd OF men have absolutely "demol-
ished" the strongest and most respectable
men in the land. Aman might safely agree
to eat all those able men overcome by these
ridiculous persons. rns a.c
But, we repeat, great changes are going
on, especially in the Shenandoah Valley.
The Rockingham Register Of the 4th Sep
tember-one OF the most influential coun-
try newspapers in the State-has come to
the determination to cease the hopeless task
OF quasi opposition to the MCCULLocH
bill, and declared that the only course that
can help to better the condition OF the State
and restore peace aud deliverance from an
serand agitation is to enforce the MCCUL-
LOCH Oil duu III Olu " LIS aSSoupiica
ment. Read Its own proclamation. ,.,
This wise conclusion OF the Register we
interpret as the undoubted indication OF the
public opinion Of the people OF Rocking
ham and the adjoining country. They are
not the people to throw away their chances
for peace and prosperity.
The ball is rolling through the land.
People see that there is but one course for
them, and that they are about to take, to Sc
cure peace and prosperity to the Common
wealth. This is 10 defeat the so. called Bead
justers. They are only Destructires-de-
structives of peace, thrift, public credit,
and public and private honor!
The day is growing brighter. 1t is inn
possible 10 resist the torrent OF public tai
emf, responsibility, and brave determination
now arrayed on the side Of the Common
wealth.
The yindctive leader and his blind fol-
lowers are seeing how it is, and forecasting
their deserved fate. That they cannot
press their wild and impracticable plan Is
apparent. They see that they canno achieve
anything for themselves but irreyersible
censure and aversion, and they see so
clearly that their every effort at argument
but exposes their vices and their evil In
tentions that their purposes must fall under
the confusion that is engendered in some
sort by conscience; for however hardened
the sensiblities may be, we have the as
surance that has been given by the greatest
critic Of human nature when he said, econ
science doth make towards OF us ALL"
Whatever the misehieyous party may do,
surely it is going steadily down to ruin and
the general rcprobation Of all men.