The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-21
HANOVER.

z,,, ,,scrscyox BETWEEN PAUL AND GRECO
px-p.ru pscr.AREs THAT liz DOES NOT
c.pr WHETHER THE NEGROES VOTE FOR
u,ycocx on GARFIELD; A QUEER DEMO-
cn.T-corxTy JUDGE NEWMAN AS FOL-
LOWER OF PAUL--PERsONAL. &c.
rcorrespoudence Of the Richmond Dspatch.l
AUGUST 20, $780,
7 intended TO write you yesterday con-
cerninv tbe notable things that occurred at
our conrt.house on wednesday, out nave
been DELAYED In doing so. am really ghd
Of the delay, as l have bad the pleasure oil
seeing the account published IN the organ
Of Reimbursement from Hot Shot" an-
rexed to his account OF the proceedings OF
the Re1djus,er Convention. III the follow
ers OF the 7th.of-July ticket are satisfied
with the result OF that discussion, we who
are working with confidence for the success
OF our regular Democratic ticket hope they
NAV come to Hanover with Captain Paul.
and Mr.. John s. Wise wooI-gatherlng q"
often between this and the I'd OF November.
Really, when you said in your report OF
the Convention tan account OF the SKIN
ming and wool-gatbering which eventuated
on This occasion will be found in the Re-
adjustpr paper" bad you not peeped into
4" Hot Shots - hands! Your correspondent
has no hesitation In saying that every Con-
seryatiye citizen OF Hanover present at that
discussion, and having truly at heart de-
sire for the success Of Hancock ana Eng
lisb. was fully convinced CT what is bis
duty in the coming election. During Cap
tain PauPs speech colored man IN the
crowd announced to him that the colored
peopIe would vote for Garfield, and Cap.
tain Paul replied, 81 expect you VIII, ana
IL makes no difference ,cih me ,chether you
do or notv And the eyes OF all Democratic
voters who honestly sympathize with Read
jus'ment in State politics, but who really
desire the success OF our national Demo-
cratic ticket, were fully opened when Major
Gregory i'm bis able speech, after saving
that II The National Democratic COMMITTEE
decided that the 7ih-of-July ticket was the
regular ticket be for one would vote Tor II,
turned TO Captain Paul and asked him
il the same committee decided that
the 19th.of-May ticket was the regtl-
lar ticket would he vote for It.
CAPTAIN Paul, upon being pressed hy the
crowd for an answer, shook his head ana
said, Nary time" or words to that effect.
| will not say that there were no cheers FOL
Captain Paul during bis speech, As stated
| by "Hot Shot," for there were number
| of non-residents OF Hanover present dele
gates presume) who clapped, ballooed, and
wh0oped Just as il they had been brought
there for that very purpose. And there sat
near the feet OF the so.callod eloquent ora
tor an eminent county judge, who clapped
and halooed in most dignifed manner.
No one was surprised 10 see him iubilanf,
for il was said that he was iubilant over a
discussion between himself and VirgnIa's
gifted orator at our Courthouse during our
last congressional canvass, when it was adj
mitted by some OF his warmest supporters
that the starch was efiectudlIy taken out OF
him. use the word starch, because | be-
lieye there is such thing as Green starch,
or may be am thinking Of GreenbdckS.
More at the next gathering.
Yours, &C., LooKER-ON.