The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-18
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ar an the miserable abortions that ever
came to light In the State Of Virginia the
Marty attempted to be organized In the mo-
zart.Ha,l convention was the most miseIa-
BILE. It's accoucheurs are ashamed OF IL. LIS
patcrnai parent disowns It. lis newspaper
NO longer truDpets its name. 1t Is deao,
6ead dead. Instead OF Boosting OF that
party's past achievements and OF whatas Is
IA achieve hereafter, the two or three jour
mails which were participeS cr'm'nts OF al
tcmnt;ng to establish new party in VIZ
g,nia have raised the cry OF "Stop Thiei."
Thcy declare that the friends OF the NC
CuLLocH bill are the enemies--not OF their
brand.new party, as you would guess
rcader-but, OF the good old Conservative
party! They have sounded the alarm, ana
are calling upon the.people OF virginia 70
ra,,y to the standard o?----ConserVa-
tism! They have Jumped down OIL
the back OF their spawned steed'. ana
arc irving their best to mount the Con-
se,yatiye war. horse. They are dreadfaliy
alarmed lest the Conservative party Shall
be disrupted. These are parlous times,
saw they. Beware of JOHN 7. LOWELL,
chairman OF the State Central Committee OF
the Conservative party! say they. He is
traitor. &c Is not in favor OF the Mozart
Hall organization. He IS in favor OF the re-
adjustment Of the public debt. Beware OF
JOHN L. MARYE! He was Lieutenanf-GoV-
srror when the funding act was passed.
Beware ofFICKLEN! He has been read
inster all the time, and refuses to so with
us against reimbursement. Beware OF 3D.
COCK, the silyery orator! Beware OF TAI
1AFEERo, w. T. and W. B.! Beware OF
CoGHrLL! He is too shrewd lawyer. lie
is no common man. When he speaks he
knows what he is talking about; but beware
OF him. He is too thick with the bond
holders. Beware Of General JAMES A.
WALKER; OF PHLEGAR, OF JOHNSON, OF
SINCLAIR, GRINsLEY, HAIEsToN, DANIEL, the
two HURTS, GAYLE, BLAND, NUM-, WARD,
SrITLER, Tanner, KoISER, SMITH, MAR
SHALL, DICKINSON, BROOKE, MURRAY, WoR-
THAN. MoULToN, Belts, GooDE, CHILEs,
GRIFFIN. NASH, WALsToN, TYLER, HANGER,
EcucLs, EDMUNDs, WALLACE, KEYsER,
WATSON, DAVIS, DANCE, HENRY, ANDERSON,
CGUTCHFIELD, PULLIAM, GRAY, &C., &c. BE-
ware OF every true Conservative, IN word'
and put your trust in MALONE, BARBOUR,
MARTIN LIPsCoMB, RTDDLEBERGER, and FAY
ErrE McMULLIN. We have named few OF
the men who are engaged in the dabollcai
pIot OF putting down the new party recently
organized in this city, in order that the peo-
Die may read over the list and laugh at the
futile efforts OF the disorganizers to make
such men appear to be opposed to the Con-
scrrativc party. .-
How it would pain McMULLIN, MALONE,
LIpsCoNB. RIDDLEBERGER, and BARBOUR to
see the glorious old Conservative party dis
rupted! Said Mr. W. II. JEFFERSON (col-
ored) in the Mozart-Hal convention:
"They had for some years been waiting
for some ono to come and trouble The eaters.
nAis opinion this organization offered them
the desired retet."
These same disatfected darkies were re-
ceiyed with epen arms. General MALONE
made long speech in the same convention,
and had it published in full in his organ.
He was then "quite too awfully" anxious
to organize new party to be able to keep
his Judgment we'll balanced, and so he, too,
went out OF the Conservative party and
into the new party. Mr.. RIDDLEBERGER
was as loquaclous in that famous Mozart
Hall conclave as anybody else; and he, too,
Joined the new party. Dir. McMuLLIN was
there also, and he too Grated; but he had
been opposing the Conservative-party NOM
inees for so many years that nobody was
surprised to find him in bad company, or
TO know that he was willing to cast his for
tunes in with the new party. And Mr..
BARBOUR was there. Why do you hear the
words .'the BARBOUR bill" in everybody's
mouth? quod he. Why, indeed? Oh
course because the people are tired OF the
Conservative party, and desire 4 new party
headed by Mr.. BARBOUR to be organized to
put down the Conservative party.
And yet these are the men who are now
clothing themselves in sackcloth and ashe:
because the Richmond Dispatch and g;
minority" C) OF the voters propose to take
The boilers at their word and ask the PEG
Pile to pass in Judgment upon the purpose
of the new party. These same bold bolter:
cannot bear to think OF such thing as {
disrupted Conservative party.
"Hung be the Heavens with black. Yield day Il
night.
Comets importing change Of time and states,
Brandish your crystal tresses In the sly.
And with them ScouI &c the bad revolving stars
That have consented uuto"-
This awful crime. Alas and alas fol
these new JEREMIAHS.