The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-29
Ma;hone's Hypocrls

q ra nnnther article we tossia3 oA1ss.
,.i.e ma, .ielusive Is the Mozart p1sao GU
. .s,s r rasari to the public debt and the'r
WIZ - I, ,on The sub,eet. The eminent
!, p - That leceitsui paper world not De
camnlcte without q remark OF two upon POM. .ae
s,naer,t,csl speech OF Ger.eral MALONE 10
the Mozart Convention. We have very re-
Gently laid before our readers rema lrt
extract from that r emarkablc speech. We
remind our Teaiers, without republisning
that extract, W hsch ia not necessary 20 our
present pur ipose, that General AAHosk W
thar speech, while withcas any good reason
me opposes the McCUIsoCH law, urges tnat
sae State shall pay sSs ts77.oso 49, aus PEI
cent. thereupsu for forty five years. niS'
he says, he weuld enforce By the Legiss'''a. :.
ture and the courts. That IS s1s loe'' V
what would be ~.sght." -.
He accompanies this declaration OF "hat
| be calls sssghs* with the solemn ayermens
that to sesae Eaie debt in the sum AFORESAID
| he would e increase the present rate OF 'aA-
alton ,, * to some extent, after $780, "to
90 secure THE GREAT OBJECT OF THE SETTLE
q urssT OF THE; QUESTION: AND TO AVON
uTwAT tDlREsT OF ALL, GALLANT
uTrEs ro THE STATE, a. REPUDtA-
& gtoN ,Or IT'S OBLIGATIONS"
Now this, one would suppose, was SIC
s,ere ;althouoh, taken IN connection w'ea
l9seueral sSIABoNE's violent hostility 10 'ae
4 McCUtz. OCH settemert,-on which IS oestel
Asbau his--and in the substitution OF MS ny
iwbieh' e irgin,a would be involved Ia III
term;nable trouble In the upsetting OF nel
itnoprss and her government and the sess o.
!nunuy.us Of t1IU,-rea.--.- - dollars. and il
i, key,reme embarrassment and distress OF the
ineop,e, it would seem that calamisSes were
Itbinas not much dreaded in this menstrous
ccfsssade. e.,.. 81 ~. - ass4.. @-'C
Il Wow, with ties declaration OF dread OF
brepudiation as "a calamity and naming Of
Ethe sum Of, money Virginia ought to pay
ky hat does General sMAHoNE doP He sends
lieut. Parson MASSEY. as the leading exE-
,kpounder Of his doctrines. At the very
|Sbreshold of Ibis canvass the Parson de-
|clares that Virginia owes not AGENT. OF pub
lie debt, " legally or morally p How does
that agree with General MAHoNE's state
lment of the.debt OF upwards of thirty-two
millions ~ sand how with sbis gentleman's
expressed horror Of ,repudiation as the
direst OF adj calamities to the State?
! Moreover, PAUL and all the satellites deal
with the public debt asa iuggler would
4 with the cups and balls, throwing them
wildly and;at will. They state various sums
and various modes Of settlement, but all are
utterly regardless of MAHDNE's figures, and
all shom,a>steady incliuasion towards that
direst OF calamities to State-repudlatlon.
How,can we believe That's General MALONE
had any sincerity in his declaration as to the
amoutt OF the debt OF that calamity which
IN words he declared the dtreSt? Has be
lost all power over his -subservient tools,
MASSEY, paul, FULKESsoN, BLAIR, &e'y
He still associates with them, continues TO
direct their movements, and people do say
that he has memorized one of MAsSEx's
| speeches and has relsearsed it more than
once. as"t 81 =" 49,,
Again: MASSEY has, by his dishonest en-
| gently, attempted to impair the pebhc
I teVSpEe dUu iuctCuoo SuC upPi Cn"H"iO' VI
that. calamity so much dreaded by his CHIEF
tain. ..... ....,.-... .s g.. e.. ..-
And yet that chiettain is thoroughly in
l,comnunion and cooperation with bikssES
| and the others, who are not only opposed to
settlement and to.paying the public debt,
but arc spreading the seeds OF social and
political dissolution that would tend to stop
revenue and order and bring ruin upon the
| fair and time-honored:State which has been
| the admiration Of civilization.
"LIke master, like man." There is no
sincerity lin any Of them. We would as
soon take MAssEY's word Us MABsNE's.
| They arealI:alke. Hrpocrites all. II they
can prevail they will carry this State to de-
structien. -