The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-24

cres,e ard Republican THAT III a popular
raverrmsnf Ike that OF Virginia the voice
"a fhe majority shall rule, and the chicanc
"a q nincriiv SbaIl not rob them OF their
WIGHT "a control the vote OF their State by'
obtaining recognition as "Rcgulars'I
Fellow .citfzcrs, are these principles less
dear, Are these rights less sacredy IS
onr resolve TO assert our manhood and our
sels.respect over the minority that Das
vrouged and outraged US less firm since
the address OF the National COMMITTEE
than before?
Read that bouest confessionsye deludeu
people OF yirgiuis who have innocently
followed what you supposed was Demo-
cratic leader:
We. The Reddjusters of Virginia, are
dqhting for higher prize than any 40
stYact title 10 Democracy!
We quote General MAHosg once more;
we organized to govern this State In our
own way. We organized TO defeat foreign
The determination OF the lie.
adiusters OF this State that this right OF
scif.goyernment--tb keystone OF our
|areb-,hall no. be snatched from US Is but
Intensified by this last effort at foreign In
to thwart the will OF the people
OF Virginia.
The cry that reSdjustment has nothing to
do with the national issue falls stubborn
upon the ears OF Rexdjusters. :.
We are not prepared to support candi'
dates of faction which, II 1t wins ana oo-
tains the Federal patronage OF this state,
will oil every Federal Office with Funders,
whose influence and salaries will be used 10
defeat us in the next campaign!
We are not prepared 10 support niue
Funder candidates for Congress VINO VIII
next year lend their time and talents 10
Funder campaign, as was done Dy the
Funder congressman OF this State last year
awe organized TO govern this State IN
our opn w1y"! "Foreign interference u
The Democrats OF the Union outside OF Vir-
ginia are foreigners Is this manifesto in
the same journal which talks about "breed-
baters ?"-wbich claims that the true men.
North and South, have no preiudices against
one another (which denounced the Dis
patch because IL denounced northern Sec
tionalists?
Alb, ha! "Flll every Federal office with
Funders That's The milk in the cocoa
nut. But every Resdjuster who shall vote
for the regular ticket will have as good
chance for office" as the oldest OF Fund
ers. General HANCOCK will OF course allow
no Mahoneites in Office. Be sure OF that.
He would not dare to do it. The National
Democratic Committee know bis wishes.
Come, Democrats, leave the faction that has
nothing TO do with the national Democracy.
We are mol prepared 10 support nine
Fander candidates for Congress y! You
are not? No. You would rather see De-
zgNDoRF elected than GOoDE, and FRAZIER
than TUCKER, though il either be elected he
will, as you know, owe his election to ne
gro votes.
Isn't it evident that General NAHCSE and
bis followers have no sympathy with the
national Democrats II you doubt, read
his organ. In its issue Of yesterday it says:
"In effect, there is no longer national
contest. The National Democratic Commit
tee. deserving Hancock. filings its influence
here i'm behalf of Funderism and Bourbon
ism, IL behoOves us, then, to look out for
ourselves aud for Virginia. Let us save re-
adjustment at all events; and in doing that
let us also carry the State for Hancock"
"There is no longer national interest"
because the Democratic National Commit
tee recognizes the regular Democratic
electoral ticket in Virginia! Voters OF Vir-
ginia, let these boilers see that you know
whether there is national contest or not.
The people of Virginia have been In the
habit OF hearing the Funders denounced as
allies of Wall street. The very same charge
is now made against the National Demo-
cratic Committee. Hear the Wing:
1.-THE National Committee, controlled by
Wall street as fully as the Funder lobby,
arc even willing to welcome Republican
victory ia Virginia, hoping thereby to
crush resdjustment, to prevent all future
divisions among Democrats and Conserya-
tIyes, and to subject all to the unbroken
reign of Bourbonism and Funderism. The
National Committee comes into Virginia to
champion Wall street, and, at every hazard
to Democracy, to aid the brokers' lobby In
refastening upon us the funding bill, the
McCulloch bill, and all the illiberality and
misgovernment that have marked the career
OF the Funder faction"
Do you believe thatf But that is not all
OF 1t. The Wing elsewhere charges the
National Democratic Committee with being
ready to aid Republican triumph in Vir-
ginia rather than see the Readiusters sue
ceed. Here are it's own words:
ais it not intended to defeat the Read
busters, even if it be at the cost OF Repub-
lican triumph IN Virgiuai We know well
that the Dispatch declared on the result i'll
indiana largely due to the insolent inter-
ference OF SO disreputable man as Barnum)
that Garfield Ia in effect elected; and we are
told that the National Democratic Commit
tee are Of the same mind
"They have chosen the uncertain when
the certain was so obviously before them.
! Why? The brokerS' lobby 9Oa the bro
kerS' influence, and the fight for Hancock,
as far as Virginia is concerned, is dban-
doned by the National Committee 10 put
dozen reimbursement and restore fonderiSm
TO pO,oer in Virginia"
II the Re&diusters OF Virginia fail now to
understand the designs OF the Mahoneites
they must be blind, indeed. We ask that
these boilers shall be judged by their own
words. Read what they say OF the Demo
cratic National Committee, and decide whe-
ther you can longer stand by such party.
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