The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-03
/, M, i6 sbes Tbat woiiId io6 like pefs etHpn,
AID HE acdiisa Of ana of these people nm
der sIIc,l Circumstance WoJld Justify inc
80, kk & IL WON d zen.

ti5HyDe IB&EWOu1G fSsIkt:t ~ -
add Ahe acqtist sal Of als ef these people nm |,
der such cifes1nstane beg You'd 1astiigs y ne
assumption ssof perseessi on. L. Woul9ien 0..
fist sympathy for stierH very nnturaify TT y
Ed you'd apnaaE-that-th they had -beea-igfeag-
fnifv-nersesITed and wrongful lion
i i p,errs sssa1ss r n adSisd IS followed
only d few iest-cases skill be made Mbecetn
Ecerfai,r and deserved conviction will follow.
so that nit Of all this sroub lei yiote uee, and
corruption, q sufficient and only sum.
cient, number oil; warning examples may be
selected We baye got nEo0f enough 20 90
|tiIs In the four cases Jude to- and lyou
Will bear from them in time. ~ 80 114
National & g g q. & bout the mo-
III Dr Jorsenser ~ The finances, you
raearlP Well, I believe, as SAID DeloFe'
TINT the great mai ority Of. the people OF yir-
gina are scrupulously honest In their int EN-.
lions regarding public affairs, and that u
their State finances. fol. example, were com-
mitted to the, control of the better classes
there wouId be mo difficulty between 5the
State and her. creditors, no talk toisfEe-
nuidiafion, and no nonsense about az,
liustinent except upon q basis Of .h9tl :
llesty., But, you.s see, some neW-tanSteu
motions crento into; politics down: there here
| after the waE. and, there was a popti-
| Iofity about tue idea OF new departures
! and that kind Of; catch penny TAX or
demagogisr1. That. popularity was, o.
course, fleciing, and matters are beginning
10 settle down now to q solid, ,old-fashioned
basis, wherein integrity and fair dealing
weigh heavier than visionary theories, or
f,irnsy and cvvasfve pretences: In short, TIE
neonie are beginning TO look thing squareiy
IN the face, with determination to n1eetall
the RESPONSIBILITIES OF the present as last as
thew present themselves. I mean BY ibis
that they viii NOT discount the future for
the feetiiy qualification OF present success.
For this reason they have no: use Tor
tine Democratic party, financially : speak
ing. because It. has no sound ana
reliable Or Interchangeable financial pol
icy. Honest money Is : what they
want, so that each man can calculate VIVID
certainty to-day exactly what be VIII De
worth Tomorrow. In this particular, OF
the finances, the Republican party, Deins
an honest-moncy party, is growing stronger
and stronger in Virginia every DAY: lou
needn't be surprised il we carry virginia
for President in $780,"
National Republican: "With what kind
of candidate?" so. ~
DR.. Jorgcnsen: :" " ny, WIN such @"h'
didatc as Grant, Of course"
National Republican: Would any one
else do as well" ."
DR.. Jorgensen: mo, I think not. but
hundreds Of good Virginia Democrats have
told me that in national politics they would
prefer to vote for an honest-noney l;epub-
Iican for President to soft-money Demo
crat,. or for Democrat who is on the fence,
as Thurman is. But Grant is the strongest
man we can put up. He always had great
following in Virginia. The people down
there remember bis magnanlmity &C Apo,
mattox with distinctnesS, for 1t happened
under their very eyes" -,
And the Doctor hied himself away to the
duties of Newly ears calling. 1872.