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

BELL Ina kOREST.
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The Mozart-HalIers are s,r.,rr.
nerve 10 their desperate fght ap,i,..' efy
ereaH OF toe commonwealth. Their Is.s sne
Is man OF wonderful energy, indon;,aaaqer
perseverance, and thorough selfsbnss,1'
VIII leave no stone unturned to accorr,e
ais designs. There Is nothing in tbi. r
ment' when siited to the bottom. bnt ".
personal ambition OF General WjIIi.n,' we we
bone. Take away Malone from ,bis ma ma
paign, and the auxiliary figures ~ p sani'
Massey, and the other lesser ,rbts o tagi,
cons piracy will fade away in insnn mann, vi Inc
mist. HIS ID the ruling spir, Thai f' h.,
ganized this plot against the honor and nd Az 2s'
nifty OF the Commonwealth, and his rho lug us'
ing hand that directs every movement - " ~!
subordlnates. lie isthe Catalina who ~. us us
own personal aggrandzcment, won,d 'G brn NY
BILE his mother State In the ,boSsn,on n.n',
repud tation, and for his own ner.nnei VI
make her by-word and reproach 20, ! ,s
nations OF the earth. He has r, ,y' .ns
around him lew men desperate l;Is " s;'
self-the Pauls. the Masse,s, and othan n''ii'
liticai free-lancers-who care no,b;ni, ,o'
principle and all for self; and SIN ;sm W.
number OF blind idoIl'ers, who at rho . .oMe,
OF the trumpet fall down and WORSHIP pH,..
Malone. There was time when Gcnnr.,
Malone was supported by many Of tho
best men in the State, but that tIme
has passed. His course on the del,
question has alienated his most irar.
entail friends-men like Walker. and
Bocock, and Stringtellow, who cannon he
| led By the nose along the paths OF renrdi,.
| ton. But yesterday Malone wa, Dover
| in the State OF Virginia; to-day he ia Tho
desperate leader OF desperate crew who
| would fain wreck the ship in order 10 On.
| Joy her booty. Thank God there are trua
| men enough left to the old State TO guard
| her against these buccaneers, and render
abortive their attempts TO enrich themselves
at her expense. We ere prepared for tho
conflict; iorewarned We are iorearmed
| The Conservative party OF Virginia i,
awake and yigilant. We stand on our
arms. Having conquered the open foe, we
| do not fear the enemy in camp. II they
wish to mutiny let them do so, and they
| shall have the fate Ct the mutineer.-Sor.
folk Hirginian.
THE HERO OF ARMAGEDDoy.
The party of ReadjustcrS ow" their origin
to Major j. Horace Lacy, the hero OF Arms.
gcddon. Who can ever forget Lacy stbrn.
dering appeals and tremendous warning,
when he flung auddz. cdpar. etc, at lNe
heads OF our statesmen? Well, II anybody
ought to feel proud Of Virginas position
to- day it is the honest, genial. fiery, enlbu-
siastic Lacy. He can say TO the General
Assembly, Yeni, vidi. rici. The McCulocA
bill represents his ideas pure and simple,
and he is the real father OF the measure.
We are therefore not surprised but ey.
tremely gratitied to tind the Major huckIing
on bis armor and yaliantIy fghrln. against
the Boilers. The author OF reimbursement
is satisfied ,ciM REIMBURSEMENT and has not
| cot any Interior purposes OF Il selfish char
actcr to subserve. We predict that J. Hor.
ace Lacy will he Il power in this campaign,
and That be will sweep all before him whcr.
ever he goes. He i 4 man Of native elo-
qucnce and remarkable ability. -FurmrMs
Mercury.
| OH! CRUEL FATE.
The Mozarters boted last year. and they
bolted last February; Yet they complain 0i
being turned out OF the Conservative party.
II must have broken their heart. G0rtrnS.
u,le Gazette.
THE WINNERS AND GR0ANERS.
The liue men OF the State must band TO-
gether and put to rout the dry.rot faction
Of winners and groancrs.
A plague Of sighng and grief.
1t blows q man ~ like bladder"
Major Daniel, General Echol>. Hon. H.
C. Allen, and Major Strlngicllow have "Tfs
ten TO say that they will certainty be prr,en!
and speak here on Monday the 1T. Hon.
w. W.. Walker is also expected.
Let the people turn out en- ndSSe to hear
these distinguished orators. \ rich and
rare treat is in store for them.- " nchtSitr
Times.
BUSINESSMEN. LOOKOUT.
There never was q greater mistake 'hdh
for individuals OF prominence and lnlilchre
to remain at home in political contests ani
thus transfer their power to ufbce-seea:i'
and political bummers. In the present con-
test it is particularly desirable that the 1'I>i-
ness.mcn OF the State should assume f!,E
positions in the line of active du;y previous
to and especially on the day OF c'cctIot'-
Norfolk Ledger.
STATESMEN IN swADDLING Clothes
Just as a cow bell viii make more morse
in forest than 4 eSim"rt OF soldiers anu
grasshopper in meadow thah h,Ia VI
grazing cattle, so q few Repeater, AMI For
chile Readju>ters in this county, ra''lLhS
like half dozen pebbles in an Oh c9nrc.
not, have created upon the minds OF Il"
uniformed persons the belief that 'ht!
represent all the brains and votes III lae
county. But it is great mistake. l"s
majority OF the people are sensible ana
honest, and they are beginning 10 "h'eF-
stand the game that the little s'aie,!hr" u;
swaddling clothes arc playing "eS '"'
Star.
GENERAL HUSToN PREDICTS THAT hoAkE''
WILL WIN.
"What's the news from Virginia. "eNe-
raIy" asked the Post OF Representative
Hunton Wednesday night.
"sNotbing special" he replied. We
have nothing OF interest before lis no" sA.
cept this debt question. and we Will gel 'h..
settled this time By very large majority
"How scttled!"
"In favor of paying the debt. The NC
Culloch bill, passed by the Legislature i1s'
winter, you know. provides for paving We
debt. and that will be ratified by The pe[
pie. p Washington Post
There will be q political meeting at h,Hs
William Courthouse on Monday The --u -
Sentemher (colInly-court day(, WGrn lE'