The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-30

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!hsa thief ssry ebiess as tor sns sssu,ns,
tnd tbsr bone zee taat li.sl ~ o.
we're ms atI right ~ tne1 case 90 ~ Ky
land thS feturnA ere s,iiegal, An -. ia
records iotss. rna : NJ -
found iobs tust HE The & s'ss -
puUffca0s Say f6at The intsntton q las vs..
must 8ffgnrded, ana :pce fna Gcns SUNNI ~
Hsnfnrtn had the presumpftoH 20 80
.fn% the DIRK md demand tttas be change
ana Feofreet sthe record. hsve let-
Ter frum Nr. Berry, the town clerk. Say.
Inn thst. ne was 9ttfeatened Wfth,a 6ne end
EjmpsisDpmebt unless Tho ccmpiied. fnat %
what comes OF this amending fecofuss
a mend y0urrsccfds tbfge months AFTER tne
piecti0,1 :xrd where is the 1resuts OF aoy
aieotion. Z The tabuiatieH fwas made upon
|fine, basis ofsthe Consultations rs 'expsained
l,r the. Coiirt Us farias possible and i there
"a sny ;oneiact of my life In ~ stcl y am con-
srious OF having performed my dHty With
ont fparf or favor. IT. Is lin the performance
of This duty thus Imposed upon me-, ne
circumstances s tjsat, haVe' surrounded me
have been uniayorabIe. l have 10 feaiHy
had 10 face q 3roWnings world on account OF
the yitz1peratiofI and slnsder beaped upon
me for arey;a quarter ofsa century.
- s.iaiit The oLDirsssESDdEN CASE. 80
Governor Garceionh sllnded 10 the unfa:
vorable comments upon TIE action OF, VIII
linn PIT Fes erfden from q Lewiston pulpit
afrtbec TIME ei.fbe. iripea ehment tria! OF
5PtasIdent johnson. md Said that the very
eisf1yufatf who buried ahat emas upon him
,was Obliged 10 fublfcIy confess three years
iaster TINT .Mr, Fegsendetf was one or the
most honest men ever known. every
method THAT could be DEVISED has been
brought to bear on me: to induce me TO
ic'lanee my lire OF cohduct, mot only by
.usuaIforni i OF sour faces and 'yIIlifcation,
but also, by tFrsats OF assassination.
rIsf received "a letter last night warm
Ing me to be careful oil my trip to Augusta.
t3watch tte very food that I put into my
mouth. s"Ttifs IS .only one OF many similar
letters from yarious parts OF the State. l
nave faced more terrible guns than these
paper bullets. have slept where bullets
'whis,ied through the trees, and ! am not to
be frightened by these 'despIcable threats.
III am to be assassinated for obeyiDg the
laws Of the State, my life conld be offered
ON no better altar; it would cause more re-
spect for the Constitution than ever before.
The Governors remarks were. loudly
cheered. .,,..t
Mr.. Neal, of Portland, made brief
speech, in which he named Governor Gar
ceIon for tie Democratic presidential nomi-
nation amid loud applause. ..
F., Solnn Chase said he bad heard that the
Governor was to spehk here tonight, so be
bafni ssed up The black coli and came down:
After hearing OUR good Governor, # ,bas
popped into my mead that the Governor
has 'oleyed the law, as be understood It,
The only trouble with the Republicans
Is that they" do not like to have
the Governor 4 administer their own
medicine to them. The trouble is not
with the man who enforces the law, but
with the law. do not blame the Republi-
cans for, feeling bad. II the misfortune had
come on our side of the house wouldn't we
have howIed? Counting out is no novelty
10 either party. This time the Democratic
bull has eored the Republican OK. The
Greeuback Legislature VIII administer JUS
tice and keep peace between the Two parties.
The resolutions were read and adopted.
After the meeting Il procession was FORM
ed, which marched to the Governors resi-
deDce with brass band. The Governor
was serenaded and he made another brief
speech. s.. 4t's,s.l. .p.~gtrr'i :" 81