The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-28


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COMNENTo o. T1EK CANVASS.
s9s ~ az. ...asx ...ss4sls saes
THE COUPON TuRoR-WE MUST MEET THE
X nNEdY ON THEIR own GR6BsD-TH9G
SHALT WoRsLuP. MONK ELSE BUT VIII
s LIAM MALONE THE COMMAND OF THE
B LITTLE GENERA WE PLAY,INTo
! ,,'TIIEHAEDs Oh, TIE radical s-PUT THE
5 MOzARTERs ON RECORD.
It slhigh, time Tor the people to compre-
bend the full import OF all this luror raised
by the Repndfators about Sc thc self fxecn-
ting tax.coupon,, Il IT, these J. rneA we're
honest I'm the declaration that the State
could pay per cent, as they conceded In
The Barbour bill-aad it can pay that, Il It
can;pay anything -au d they intend. to pay
il, why should all this ciamor be raised
about "interceptIng the reyenye?n II we
intend to pay. we can do SO Just as conye-
niently in this manner as in any other.
Manga dishonest man finds, his revenue in
tercepted In the hands OF another. by q, Gre
ditor VINO garnishees because he can collect
his honest claims In no other way, and we
see no reason why the creditors OF q State
should not have some protection in law ms
wei as the, creditors Of individuals a
State should be made to redeem its pledges
the same as individuals, and the State that
does 30 on principle will always be able to
borrow money without, such humiliating
pledge as Parson Massey and his repudia-
ting ASSOCIATE s had to make last winter for
the Commonwealth to enable them to &C.
cure their per diem and perquisites.-
Lynch6urq YTainian. ~ ~ :. ,"
LET DS ACETATE.
Malone said be would be satisfied With
Interest on! the State debt at 3 per cent
Why, then. does he oppose bill which al
lows only 8 per cent. for ten years? But
this would not suit him, for be we'll knows
that a rest Of ten years from agitation would
put the State in such q pros erous condition
that demagoe uess like himself would have
no show Hence, they say, let us "agitate."'
Well, we must meet them on their own
ground, and success will be ours. 44.-Staun-
ton Spectator. 49,. -,~,s...,.,z... ..ssr 4
IT,, .-.,.. = BUT ONE MASTER. : r. 49,
Fowler, of the Bristol Neaos, Is in favor
OF accepting the present debt settlement,
although devoted against it in the Legisla-
ture, but is opposed to the action OF the
State Central Committee. This looks like
,H holding to the hare and running with the
hounds"; but il he thinks that he can put
his finger In the eye OF the Mozart leader
by giving him only halt service. he is en-
tjrely mistaken. The "Little Corporal -
will have no partners to divide the penance
| of. his worshippers. Thou shalt worship
none else but William Malone is his CON-
. mand, and it must be obeyed, or the recn-
SAINT is no longer recognized as one OF the
faith -Norfotk Ledger.
..'.' AGAINST ALL INDEPENDENTS.
= 1t is only necessary for the people-the
muses. who are not office-holders or office.
| seekers-to examine the facts and figures,
and they will be satisfied that the Conser-
VI i've Legislature, on this subject, did well,
and that the action OF the State Central Com
mittee was wise and proper. IL we must
fight for our party organization for the
power by party to control The State, and
keep in the safe and narrow road by which
| we escaped the yilIanies OF reconstruction,
we had rs well do it now. II the people OF
Virginia are willing to destroy this grand,
patriotic party, and fall into the trap set by
Grant, adjusted by Hayes, now attempted
to be readi listed, We had as well 90 down
this fall as to postpone the day OF disin.
tegration.
We are for party line and against all In.
dependents.-Lyachburg Ne,os.
---.------.~--- NO DoDGING.
Readiusters $50 called) cannot reasonably
expect Republicans TO vote for their candi.
dates in this fight, because that party favors
| the debt settlement as already agreed upon.
yD.,k III ri M porr H.
cans fools enough to act with these Read
iusters unless they have some guarantee
that they will be assisted by them in the
great presidential contest OF 1892 Let the
| colored people ask these so-caled Readiust-
ers who are seeking their suffrage II they
| will support the Republican nominee for
| President in 1880. Don't let them dodge,
but put them on the record.-FrederiCtS
burg Virginia Star. .~@. H.
ADHERE TO THE ORGANIZATION. ..
All the talk about reading Conservatives
out of the party is sheer nonsense: The
MoZartHall Convention set up an organl'
cation for itself; its members and followers
adopted q new departure, and read them
selves out OF the Conservative party by
uniting with Republicans and adopting &
plan or organization. We have read no
\ UOuy Out. we uOu QiOpoSS " iSau aug
body out. II gentlemen choose to adopt
organizations they place themselves outside
OF. our organiZation-not we. =. ...,1
| We repeat, we must adhere to the Con-
seryative organization. Our salvation, oul
existence rs a party, depends upon it,
NorJotkc Hirginian. : ra. .. .-..s.. ~ -.
| '.. H..r IS IT A.sCARE? '' ~
On reading the Wig we are sometimes
inclined to think the Communists are about
to have everything their own way in Tir-
ginia. Now this county ard now that is
s..a-Doomlng The, people, We are told,
are determined not 10 be ruled by LORD
Lovells; the Is, or the SO, or any OF the
bIoated bondbolders. We have almost eX.
pected to hear that the Governor had re.
signed his commission in alarm and the Su-
| preme judges had vacated their office be.
fore the tribunal should be abroeatcd. II
ANYTHING can bring about a reign OF social
and political disorder and anarchy the rant
in gs in which the Wing has INDUCED will.
But ever and anon we hear that all this
excitement is q mere fiction OF the wing
brain; that the rou>ing meetings reported
were but fizzles; that in some OF the coun-
ties said to be alive with .ant-debting-p pay
ing men, scarcely forsible ReSdiuster can
be found. We have heard some frightful
stories told OF the Reputation movement
in Mecklenburg. On the 10th, which was
the court day. there was to be O grand rally
OF Forcibles at BUydton, but the Democrat
reports that "the number OF people who
came to town was not sufficient to take part
in the convention" The Democrat adds