The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-29
CHARLOTTESVILLE.

THE REApJUsTER-REPUBLICAN SCHENE-OTHKR
MATTERS.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
OCTOBER %, 1880.
The following circular has been Issued by
the Republican candidate for Congress for
this district. 1t explains itself:
10 RepubhcdnS-Reod and Reflect Your
Wishes are to be Ihloarted- Your Con-
UictiOnS Sitenced.
HEADQUARTERS REPUBLICAN,
COUNTY COMMITTEES,
CHARLOTTESVILLE, October 25. 1880.
Mr.. William Mccoy, Chairman Republican
Committee, HuUdnnG County:
Dear Sir,-This will be handed you by
CAPTAIN Hardin, or in the event that he
fails to see you at court will be mailed or
sent you by bin.
General Wickbam's committee refuses 10
recognize w. H. Mo>eley as our congress
Sionsl candidate, and to-day mailed 10 me,
as chairman Of the Republican Committee
OF this county, all the tickets to be used by
the Republicans OF the county. Three
thousand OF those tickets have John PauPS
name on them, and one thousand have no
name, but Wickham's committee has not
sent out ticket with Moseley's name on IL,
and any such ticket which may be circu-
lated is printed without the authority Of
The Republican party and is bogus.
Under these crcums tanccS it is the duty
OF every good Republican to stand by and
support the action OF the committee, and |
am confident that as chairman OF FluvanDa
YOU will pursue the line OF policy marked
out by the committee. Truly, DC.
l.. w. EARLY,
Chairman Republican Committee, Albemarle
county.
In order to ascertain whether the above
action had been taken by the committee Of
which General WIckham is chairman, my
friend Mr.. DickersOn sent him telegram.
Below Is the feply:
RICHMOND, Va, October q, 1880,
IL O'Clock A. NJ.
10 John DickerSon:
The committee Yesterday passed a resolu-
ton 10 the effect that where no regular
neminee was in the field the Republican
voters were free to vote as they pleased.
W. {. WICKHAM, Chairman.
The wish Of the majority OF the Republ-
can voters OF this district for a regular Re-
publican nominee, clearly indicated by the
action OF their delegates in the Convention
at Charlottesville. and since by their hearty
endorsement Of my candidacy, make it now
their duty u repudiate these unfair means,
adopted by dissatisfied few, 10 FORCE
The Republicans OF this district to east their
votes for John Paul.
Mr. Paul does not claim TO be Repuhli-
cam do.
Yindicate your Right! Cast your ballots
for the man who represents your sentiments,
and not be Influenced by those who will not
txstlh He haRanSQ
ard.bearer happens Ia be cOlored man.
Very respectfully,
WILLIAM p. MosELEY.
II will be seen that the coalition between
the Republican leaders and the Malone men
has been perfected, aud that their only hope
from the beginning has been In this alliance
with the "fai;hful."
Nj. G. E. Bailey, son Of DR.. X. G. Bailey,
OF Richmond, aud long citizen OF this
place, died suddenly yesterday morning
OF heart.disease. He leaves wife (who
has been confined for some weeks with
fypboid.fever) and six children.
The work Of merchandising University
street has been commenced. A rock
crusher has been purchased, which is 10 be
used IN conjunction by the town and county
The walls OF the rouDd-house OF the Vir'
ginia Midland railroad have been erected,
and the work Is being rapidly pushed 10
completion. Its capacity Will be seven
stalls for the present, but constructed
with view TO extension.
Rain Is much needed. Wells and springs
that have never been known to fail have
dried up. The mills almost everywhere
have stopped, and IL Is feared that wheat
sowed weeks ago, and upon which no rain
has fallen, will be lost. QUIZ.