The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-26
Fair Warning.


Fair Warning.
...yo b;s ,ast speech in Petersburg on t ..
snb;ec, o, the resdiustmens OF the p ~ -.
a.h, General MALONE Is reported 70 nav nay
declared emphaticaily that he ala no. ''. W.,
70 be read out OF the Conservative parry .,la.
is we suppose, by Mr. LOWELL ana .nv o.as,
..,a,obars NJ The Conservative state C gen
Enmn,,ttee. we inferred from his deeiafa 3
49, ,ha, no was ready to renounee DIS al
,an;.nce r. the new party .hiehhe bad orsa'
NED In Mozart Hall in this city, ana 10 re-
now his vows OF devotion to the Conser'a.
five Marty, aud thus to the trueinseresss OF
the people Of Virginia. ~
But the passage By the House OF De'e'
oates on Monday Of what his organ so fono-
" calls ",he Brokers' Bill'' seems to nave
wrought change in the state OF MS m'na'
II we may Judge from the tone Oh Tue
rYs5o. he now Intends to make an issue PC
f,re the people on that bill. lie may 'oi
o,,,,ht that we care, bring it into the next
.,,ct;ons for the General Assembly, aud also
.ioto tie city and county elections 'nis
.,r;ne, Il is an issue which, for our part,
~. should be glad to see the voters divided
ma, The State Central Committee OF the
Conservative party appears to be en'reiy
willing to join battle with him upon the same
question. There may be tim'd men upon
bo,b sides who will stand shiveTing upon
tbe brink Of the river OF trouble, and fear
to venture in; but they must follow where
dntv leads. or course, Messrs. BARBOUR
MARTIN L1pscoAB, MALONE, FRAZIER NC
Mu.,.IS, RIDDLEBERGER. and the rest OF the
Adp,,am;tes who burned their ships when
thcv entered the Mozart. Hall Convention,
will be animated by
..Thst stern Joy which warriors feel
In foemen worthy OF their steei,'
wien they learn that the leaders OF the Con-
sentative party are willing to meet them
moon an issue OF their own selection. Ano
n, course all the true Conservative CHIEFS
will hasten to range themselves on the side
O, honor, honesty, truth. and Justice, and
battle for the preservation OF The sooo
name OF the Commonwealth and the un'
furnished reputation OF her children.
we quote from what General MAHoNE'S
organ said yesterday:
.accepting the passage OF the brokers'
bin az foregone conclusion, IT only re.
mains TO say to those who are so luollan'
over the accomplishment OF an evil Work
that they are just only upon the MreShotd q
The toht uhich the people aciN make for theu
r;1its and interests. The final conversion
CT the criminal fel4y-into law, like the pas
sare OF the original funding act, VIII csnel
in mn era Of financial trouble and popular
discontent, only to be terminated py a new
adjustment. Let Us hope that the next Will
I've fnal.' e...' III
or course the General means that he VIII
help the people" IN "the 6ght' which
they will make "ior their rights and lnte-
rests 1t is not to be presumed Tor one
moment that he means anything else. He
will draw bis sword and throw away the
scabbard. He will eight" all the Con-
seryative traitors who may dare to support
the new reimbursement measure. DE VIII
do his best to secure the return OF the fIfty
members OF the House OF Delegates who
voted against that measure, and to insure
the defeat OF the seventy-six who voted Tor
it. In a word, be gives sair warning that
the programme which nc laid down in the
Mozart-Hall Convention is to be carried out.
That programme is sufficiently indicated in
the following regulation adopted by that
Convention and published at the time in his
orgIn:
4. 1t shall be their duty to provide for all
nominating or other conventions OF the or
capization within their respective districts,
aud. by conference and agreement, for all
nominating conventions to select candidates
for the General Assembly, &c H.:
The duties OF bis county and city commit
tecmen were thus set forth a month ago.
These duties require them to provide by
conference and agreement for all nominating
conventions to select candidates for the
General Assembly. ...