The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-30
Confessions.


yocates the election OF the GARFIELD ticket
and still claims that tie Republicans have
no idea OF Withdrawing their ticket in favor
of the MALONE ticket. To prove, first, that
the Pirginidn is recognized organ Of the
Republican party, and duly authorized, il
anybody or any paper is, to speak for that
party, we will state that one Of its editors is
the Staunton post master and The other the
Republican elector for that district. The
Virginidn Is also recognized by General
WICKHAM. the chairman OF the Republican
State Central Committee, as a Republican
organ, as will fully appear from the follow
ing, which appears first under the editorial
head in the last issue OF that paper:
From tho Valley virginlan, October 2S.J
A DESPERATE GANE.-Tbe following tele-
gram was received last night at 10 o'clock ::
HICKORY HILL, October p.
as. II. YoSt: Some party has put the
rumor afioat that the Republican electoral
ticket OF the State was about 10 be with
drawn. 1t is a falseho0d, manufactured
out OF the whole cloth.
"WMs. &. WICKBAN.
"Chairman Of Republican Executive Com
mittee."
This Is the kind OF a campaign the Re-
pubicans have to contend with--faIsehOod
allaround. The Republican electoral ticket
will stay In the 1eId and be voted for by the
full Republican strength OF the State, and
be elected.
Now, this same paper informs its readers
in the following paragraph that it considers
that whatever aids the Democrats damages
the Republican party. and therefore the Re-
pubhcaDs OF Staunton would not 60 the
other night to hear the speech OF MosELEY,
the negro Republican candidate for Con-
gress in that district. We quote:
"But believing the candidacy of Mr..
Moseley was designed to aid The Bourbon
Democratic faction Of this district, and IN
that 10 damage the Republican party, they
did not attend 10 bear the speakers"
What Democrat can support PAUL after
that confession on the part of Republican
elector and Republican editor that what
ever aids the Democrats damages the Re-
publican party, aud therefore the Repubi-
cans will rather vote for MALONE candi-
date for Congress than for Republican
candidatef Recollect, that the distinct
ayowal is made that PAUL is to be preferred
to the MICRO Republican MOsELEY be.
cluse the candidacy OF MosELEY was de-
signed to aid Judge ALLEN, the Democratic
candidate for Congress. sand IN THAT
TO damage the Republican party!
The Virginidn in another article gives at
length it, reasons for preierring PAUL to
ALLEN ard for printing PAUL's name upon
the GARFIELD ticket. We reproduce two
OF these reasons. The first Is.
"Mr. Paul agrees 10 his views on the
taiiH question with those we have ex-
pressed through these columns; he fayors
liberal State policy on all questions affect
ing the rights OF persons, ana tht Constitu.
tion by which those rights are guaranteed,
and Is opposed TO the despolism and tyran-
ny OF the Bourbon faction Of the Demo-
cratic party"
These are the views OF candidate for
Congress who processes to be o Democrat
and O HANCOCK man. The above words
mean great deal. Let tue white men OF
the Seventh district read them carefully be-
they vote. The Yrginian's second reason
Is:
But this is pot all. From the time the
Chicago q invention presented its nominees
these same Bourbons bave engaged IN The
most bitter and unDriDcipied campaign
against the Republican party and its cam
didates that We have ever known"
Mr.. PAUhis the candidate whom the Pir-
ginian supports for Congress because the
regular Democrats have denounced GAR
PIELD. CoSKLIsa. GRANT, SHERMAN. and the
rest OF the vile crew OF sectionalists who for
twenty years have been making war upon
the unoffendng people Of the south.
We call upon the true Democrats Of the
old Tenth Lesi,n to rally to the support Of
Judge ALLEN aud those Bourbon - Dem.
ocrsts Hancock and ENGLIsH.