The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-29

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! Tbe only question that is preseneed At tne
...o..rt election isIwhe4her we she'll stan
~ tbis settlement-approve and saaintain
Tor reject and repeal It Tat ~ tae
nuastiou. That citizen Of Virginia VINO
wants 10 upset this settlemest, watch nearly
everybody supposed was cs0psete under
law and no more to be disturbed or called
N question, should vote only for those who
90 think, aud who are opposed to any aus
turbance OF the law that Is esumonsy styieo
the McCUzLocH law. .''. .,..,.,.
Every man who has been deluded BY the
Dessructives. and desires to upset the law
and plunge Virginia again into all the nor
rors OF agitation and the disturbance OF ap-
nreheusion and alarm with regard to the
future, should vote for men whose object is
to keen Virginia in constant terror, and &C.
stroy all faith, in her purpose to maintain
her credit and preserve her homer and In
tegrtty. This is exactly what those who
expect to profit by the public distresses and
woes would have the good people TO- DO.
Noue but reckless and ignorant persons Will
do that, and should such counsels prevail
the consequences will be such that none
but such stupid persoDs-such faithless citi-
gems OF Virginia-shouid reap. -
No, fellow. citizens, there Is no such thing
as the question Of the settlement OF the
State debt now open for consideration.
That was settled last winter-decidedly set
.tled-by the. adoption Of the McCULLocH
bill. And it was settlement more favor
able to- virginia than any that was ever pro-
posed by the aggressive party known as the
Resdsusters. It surrenders one half OF the
accrued interest upon the public debt, and
settles that which remained at 3, 4, and B
per cent, at a saving OF upwards Of $780,
OOO, 1000 In iorty-five years. This is what
was settled last winter. And in the ap.
preaching election the voters have only to
approve this settlement and put an end for.
ever to the question Of the public debt,
or to vote against this settlement and
open ;afresh the question that will lead to
new disturbances and new SORROWS; and
start the long-aggrayated State upon a. de.
scending way to Reputation of debt and
honor and all virtue and peace, until the
State reaches the fearful terminus OF repu-
diation and ruin, and the general destruc-
tion Of hetb, public and private honor.
This is the state OF the case, and the PEG.
pie may rely iupon:it that their only safety
is in maintaining the wise and beneficial
settlement OF the, public debt that will
bless all honest. people. all sincere and
loyal citizens. The defeat OF tbat.settle-
ment will benefit only thimbie-riegers, 20.
liticai gamblers. .,,,,..f ...,.... .... ...,,
/ People OF Virginia, choose ye between
these twain. One is everlasting ruin; the
other is permanent peace and the reestab-
lishment Of public virtue and private honor
aud thrift. ,..., .,.,.>, -..,. ;