The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-04
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80 aRrsaiONAI SHOES THE SECRET OF HIS AZ
asgR WTTH "a THE 0DIRHs WHIT lala 3
TnEscoroNEL FAILED TOTELL MELTON lt
By OUH CORRESPONDENT. &. s.....s ;
~ tKs RiShrnoDd DispatchI 81
I 8 4lsLE or WIGHT COURTHOUSE,
]. September 1, 1879. y
Mr.. gloode and Colonel Goodwin discussed
the subject OF the State debt here to-day.
II was Mr.. Goodies pofntment TO SPEAK,
Int the Executive Committee OF the county
extended to Colonel Goodwin lWith. = h 4:
Goodies hearty appfoVaD an Invitation, also
10 sneak, aud aH equal division OF Lime anu
q more than equal fairness o. depate. Was
allowed him; Tor be was given the a .lgsllf
tace OF the close. il was the hrst time I ~
any Mozarters bid ever SPOKEN 81. y. t "
connty and there as great snflosty 90 i his
and to hedf 6ns. BE Spent inc moss p ara w
,nfora ihseh Al notitical foe Of MahoDe's. fs
nnS S warm and enthusiastic adherent, but
Yas1eif 10 mention that the hope OF congress
ainnal .honors. to Which, he has always i as
,Ired. and Tor which he ,bas Away Wor ked.s
!ha,i ANYTHING to do, with the bias OF lhfls
inisomeI,t and the ,cohtrol and determines +
iiin Han IF fIis COURSE. y His reasons were
lane and Fimpoteht ii: accounting Tor tne
TACT and the strange anomaly tina: he OPP
posed tie Mozatf white ALLEN and Fowler LEI
ia them, and .tllat now he leads them Whiie
lSsIan and F0Mler opposes them, The one
stra;Ipe. and almost the Sole, recruit In tne
Sfate Il GodWi 8. BE spent the most OF his
time In assaiiing an 3dehoH peing the tnlr-;
teen ana 10 'iaIding the Two, emitting any
mention Of the fact that 6f The remaining
twelve members of tie committee not one
OF them, so TAR as is; knoWp to the writer,
has ever Joined in the protest OF the lmmor-
tai Two. After Goodwin had exhausted bis
denuncfation OF the thirteen he spent MS
remaining strength in criticism OF the'em-
ployment OF a syndicate. to fund the debt
and OF "the permit I" to fund, emitting to
mention the fact that the, United States Gov
eminent had employed a. syndicate to fund
It's debt, and that no agent would UNDER
take to fund any debt OF any consider
able magnitude without the entire con-
troll OF the whole matter. He forgot or
omitted to mention the fact; for it was
we'll known to him that it was these very
Mozarler< who would not permit the peel
ers to fund their bonds as the consols had
funded theirs; who would not pay them a
cent of interest until their interest had ac-
cumuIated to within fraction OF 81, 0OO,--
600 had forced them to lose one hall, OF
that interest, and to put their bonds upon
the market and to get what they could, and
that with the interest off they were selling
for about the same rafahly that: they pre-
viousiy sold with the interest on. THESE
things we're not mentioned by the cham
pion MoZarter OF this section; but the onns-
sions of Goodwin were well, supplied by
Goode, and the sentiment Of the meeting
apd of the county is expressed in the FOL
lowing resolution, that were adopted by
the meeting-viz.: ); a.ge, &.
1. Resoiued, That the Conservative party
OF this county heartily approves and fully
endorses the action of the State ,Conserva-
tive Committee at their meeting held in
Richmond on the 7th OF August last, and
declares Itself TO be in entire accord with
the principles set forth la the able address
of that committee, and hereby pledges it.
self to sustain such action and such prncl-
pies against all opponents. ..., ... "
2. RESOLVED, That they will elect no cam
didate to the Legislature this fall WHO does
not ayow his sympathy with and who will
not support and carry out in, legislation the
principles enunciated in the said address.
Such are the sentiments Of the county,
and these sentiments will continue to grow
and Increase until the day Of election. The
documents recently published by the COM
n,ittee were freely distributed, and the
truth, and candor, and force OF these docu-
ments will unity the sentiment OF this
county and have powerful effect upon the
public Judgment. 49,
This county will never be found waver.
ing in its faith and allegiance to the true
and unadulterated Conservatism. -
-; = - ~ -.s'. SPECTATOR.