The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-06

THO r,e,d-pay This Week.

rrha cfh hs OCTOBER Deg1hs tue "esH 'nT'
: anlv -four weeks irorr,the day OF the s'a'e
a,oe,;on which is to give Virginia avlctoFs
,hat will enable her to assume the compress
direction OF her own affairs and settle per
mblIc obligations, and giyeher people per.
manen,ly peace aud prosperity, or----aa''a
her over bound band and foot to Wii1LsAa
N.uosE, and permanently remit her 70
evil counsels, bad policies, ana .ae "ots'
,ossihle passious and iuamorahaes. III
such terrible misrule us thas Tue "ho'.
State would go TO wreck ana rum a',.,
every sort of property and credit wouid
sink down TO utter depreciation ana WORTH
,ossncss. What sort Of consideration or re-
snnc, could the civilized world entertiniof
State that had come TO that pass: ii
would stink in the nostriis OF MANKIND.
Such a State would never rise again unul
il had undergone purgation the Ike OF
which has not happened since the consump-
ton By fire OF the cities of the PLAIN.
But will this terrible ordeal OF the tri-
urnph OF the MAH9NE crusade happen
An. no! The glorious sons OF virginia
have rushed to her rescue, anG they VIII
triumph. The 4th OF November Will BE-
come a day long to be celebrated N the
calendar as that on which the Common
wealth was rescued from the worst tate thar
ever threatened her.
Every day makes this gratifying conclu'
sion to the present struggle more ana more
certain. And this day we have no more
doub, OF it than we have OF any other event
in the future. .,,
And why are those who arc going through
the mock forms OF speaking and aSltation
continuing their vicious acts! IL IS one oi
the iuscrutable things Of the day. why
should men with the certainty before them
that they are to be disastrously de1eateu
continue their mad agitation? 1t is past un-
Outstanding.
That the crusade against Virginia in TINS
worst of all efforts to embarraSs the state
and aflict her people must bring upon all
engaged in it the eXecration OF every honest
man is certain, and it is equally certain that
defeat is TO be their fate. Now, are men
DESTROYS of this doom to public detestatlon
for the balance OF their lives? We would
that they should avoid this unhappy tate;
but they have been warned for months ana
the brightest minds in the State have PIC
tured to them the evils they are endeavorlng
to produce and the perils they arc threaten
Ing the State with.
They show degree Of peryerseness ana
insensibility to reason and moral compre-
hepsjon that never was known before in
the Commonwealth. The day OF election
is rapidly approaching. There must be no
rcienting. no pause in the determination
and vigor OF the war which is waged upon
the assailants OF the Commonwealth. That
must continue without intermisSion or re-
taxation until the sun goes down on the 4th
OF November. And let the enemies Of the
Commonwealth meet and, il they can, stand
the disaster that will beiall them, and that
public execration which they have so fear
fully provoked.
The able and brave orators who have eno
listed in the public cause will continue their
intrepid struggle. We make some account
OF the discussions this week in different
places:
THIS DAY the Hon. L. S. BoCocK, Colonel
G. S. STRINGFELLows and MICAJAH WOODS
will address the people oil Charlottesville.
There prevails great deal OF excitement.
1t is the seat OF learning and was the home
OF JEFFERSON. Sad to say. it is the county
seat OF the county represented by that fraud
full minister OF the gospel and arrant dema-
gogue Parson MASSEY. Will the people OF
Albemarle submit to longer continuation
Of his misrepresentation?
At Charlotte Courthouse WILLIAM L.
royal, who has made some telling speeches
in the campaign, will defend the public
cause and bring down his Irresistible blows
upon any advocate OF destruction who may
get in the way Of them.
There will be big day at Franklin Court
house. J. r. TUCKER, GEORGE c. CABELL,
and W. Z. SIMS Will address the people
there.
At Gloucester Courthouse Colonel B. F.
BLAND and Captain j. II. CHAMBERLAIN
will make public addresses.
At Hicksford, Greensville, Hon. JOHN
GooDE will speak.
At Isle Of Wight Courthouse the Con-
servatiye cause will be sustained by W. w.
HENRY, f. S. THOMAS, W. W. BERRY, ana
j. q. GAYLE. There will be able speaking
there.
At Powhatan Courthouse this day Sena-
tor WITHERs, w. P. BURwELL, w. l. ILoP-
TON, and B. A. HANCOCK will address the
people.
At Richmond Courthouse that able de-
batter W. W. WALKER will address the
people.
At Lexington, Rockbridge, this will be
indeed great day. Speeches will be made
by DR.. J. l.. NJ. CURRY, r. A. CoGHILL, W.
F. c. GREGORY, and Senator c. 7. SMITH, Of
Nelson.
AT spo.<ylvania Courthouse Ex-Governor
KsNPsR makes another Of his bold
speeches, and will be seconded by J. 7.
GooLRIcK, who is conducting brave cam
vass for the Legislature.
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