The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-26

FRIENDS lE THE asCHo oLS=CANDlDAIEs|
sHoJLU UNFaEAsT THEMsELVEs-TH9E
CONSERVATIVES As TEN,TG ONE TO the
AarTATCRs AT GILES CoURT-MAlHtto's'iEs
:. AND MASSEY AND NoRFOLK-aLeAAD De
fsINa SIGNS or TIE TINEsIF THE Mo-
'zARTERs ARE CONSERVATIVES + D,
THEM REpENT AND: RETURN TO- THE
. FOLDS h1lj oh a.:l-.-..... if ssf-i ttt'I;
s:!sff ~ = ,q.ji y-fs,:5 49, i;&g!a t.,
!, The Conservative part tnaugurasea tue
public schools, and though dlfncnlt,es nave
been encountered 1t has 90 lar MAINTAIN
them, and The very last session 81 line Legs
lature adopted measures 10 putthe scnoo,s
on more Sure basis than ever, An ao.
dress. showing who are the true friends OF
fine schools and from whence the, only dan-
ger TO them Is to be apprehended, has been
issued .by the state Executive Committee OF
the Conservative party II meets the charge
OF the ,Repealers iuilY.-Wythevttle Enter
prise. .axU4E. 4. a.EI.lZg- 0%.T.lf :,
:, no USE FOB DOUBTFUL MEN. ,4Hr =
l. Aspirapts for both, the, Senate and House
OF Delegates are now springing up all over
the State, but none OF them should ,'be al
flowed TO become the nominee OF the Con-
seryatiye party WittoutL ayewiEg bis lnten-
ton Of at least being willing to give the bill
for the settlement OF the States debt a fair
trial before att emptiug to repeal it,, Much
thine was consumed in efectipg any sort OF
COMPROMISE, and rs under the one agreed
upon the original debt has been reduced
one third foreyeEsand the interest on the
remainder one bali for ten years, time
enough should certainly be allowed to,see
how. it will work. alexandria, Gazette. =
l-a.s-'t TEN TO ONE '.--. 81
In relationto the discussion at Pearisburg
between Major Daniel and Senator Withers
on the part OF the Conservatives, and Par
son Massey and the Little General on the
part of the Mozarters, the Pearisburg pir-
qinian says:
To say that the agitators were defeated is
not enough; they were completely whipped
and crushed out, and left the field thorough
IL disguised With themselves and the failure
they made after having dfummed up, as
they thought, a crowd to carry things By
storm. Many good judges OF the crowd
present say that the agitators did not num-
Der one in ten. The Conservatives are de-
lighted and highly gratitied. When the all
sorts party want to have another grand rally
they should come to Giles, and have it at
| Pearisburg, by all means.
| GENERAL MALONE AND PARSoN MASSEY.
We are informed that there is petition
now being circulated in our city inviting
| General Malone and Parson Massey to adj
dress our people at an early day on the debt
question. This petition has the signatures
of many OF our citizens utterly opposed TO-
| the Mozart beresies, but who are neverthe.
| less willing 10 hear the issues Of the present
canvass fully discussed. " go
II these gentlemen should find it conve-
nient to visit Norfolk we can then promise
a large audience and most respectful listcn-
ers. If they are willing to divide the tune
with Daniel and Curry or other true Con-
seryatives, the Mozart leaders will receive
no less warm reception here than was ac-
corded to them int he past few days by those
gallant acknowledgements Of the honor and
good faith Of the State in Southwest VIZ
ginia.- Norfohc Ledger. s.- .'
SIGNS OF THE TINES.
-, Tt is a matter Of little moment to the Con-
serYatlYe party that counties which have
for years sent Independents to the Legisla-
ture In defiance OF the party should refuse
to endorse and ratify the action OF the State
Committee, but lit is warning to the aglta-
tors where they do, and 1T is an assurance
of consequence to the party to see that
teycry county which sent regular nominee
to the Legislature is promptly ratifyinS the
party action OF the committee. Another
sign OF the times is the general enthusiasm
OF the people in regard to getting up what
will be grand rallies of the inyincible party
that faced and fought Radicals and indie
pendents, under any and every guse, in
the dark days.-Lynchburg Neocs.
'.f REPENT.
Let them the Mozarters) show fruits
meet for repentance by openly repudiating
Mozart Hall and declaring their readiness
henceforth to settle all difficulties inside the
conservative ranks, and to submit t" the
majority OF the party, and all viii be wei.
But we cannot recognize men who have
committed the unrepented sin OF coalesclng
with Radicals against the Conservative
party, in order that they may, With the aid q
OF the negro, bring place TO themselves ana
dislonor and disgrace on the yet unfair
nished fame Of Virginia. Norfolk Vtr-
1iniun.