Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-13

p:ye:s would be found fighting side y siia fox
e conmoo cause. Aud now, said be. drewiog
parallel from tho history Of Great Britain,
take tho red rose ofrcad jus:cri5n aDG the While
rose OF tho debt payers, and blend th@n 10
gc.hcr, so that Virginia 10 this cooest msy PIE
sent az unbrckcn front TO tho enemies OF free
government; the debt question had no coa1:c
;lon whatever with the Pres'd .ntisl cCclioC,
end il Is as unreasonable to discuss the question
10 thi5 campaign as ii would be to discus5 agri-
culture nr politics 10 an Episcopal convaalio1,
Methodist conference. Presbyterian fynad or
Baptist association. lie argued that when the
readiusters lent their cid to el2cs man who
SCOTS at State sovereignty, thoy unco1scous'y
assisted In destroying The cause CT reat Just,
ment 10 the State; that II Hancock, State g
right man, uaa elected, the Gus, Ct read.
justmcnt 10 Virginia would be considerably ad.
Vanc2d; he despiscd the communislc doctrines
OF the regulators, but no believed 10 read.
justment CT the debt Of Virginia within the re-
sources CT the State Vithou: 40 Increase OF tax.
ation, and he vas convinced that the best cpd
sufCst way to secure this was TO rlace Hero OK
in tho rrcsid3n,iaI chair By On ovclwhelnir g
maio1ity. We want q change cf cuviramcnt
because wo wa1t tho management Of tho gov.
c:amant changed; We Sant tho Constitutional
government of Our fathers restored; &c want to
sec tho people CT the South rccJXpiz d as Ito
peers OF tic people OF tho N1rth; We wsni 10
aec Inc North and South clasp hanis ia fri2ll
ship. GaG TO accomplish these grani rccu!:5 We
Want 20 5ce tho reaGla5turs aJd Gcn.p8ye:s CT
| Gid Virginia uolttG; he waited TO SEQ b1t.l
| branches OIL tho deIiooEai!c party oacio together
! AMI staDd By iiaaCics On ooe PLATFORM II the
radicals we're dtiss;vd this TING they will uav
nG seen aE-!n es G aa:i1aal party, but, said tho
! speaker you will CO ;!cm making coEloric1s
heJc ana thcrc over ihc c5untrr, ike a Snake
cut in t5o lis believed that Hancock would
&c clic!od WthCu. TIC vote af Virginia, bat i:
| would be burning shame Tor The State which
has aiasyS been idrt most ia tho battles for
| ltb:rt;, 10 GiCp out If tie ranks 10 thi1, The
greatest ct ii. o3n'c5s. Lie conc uird by urs-
ing al 10 sc3 that the d4soEsion ia the parry
wcrc aHant away like feathers ia whirlwind.
Maior Less ci,qlcnt speech was repeatedly
Interrupted with app!aus., and al i!a o,nclusion
Ito cbss,lae wsg tremendous. The speaker
VS. Congratulated by tho large 1umbcr OF gen
ii@mcn Ga the stsrd fer the ab!e manner in
s':!on be has: ;!:cGssed Inc questions st issue
10 ths state, unmgEking me Mahonjtts eni
shaving then: up il their True ooc-s.
Gan. E!Z L'c Was tn, ncx. speaker. fhr
| ov3r 81 hour kG bella TIC lergo suicnco sncl
! hoHcd Nv his e!tqIen3e. liz Was, he SAID, en-
G'!sias! |! sicocs man AID Eas TIC cniy ZEN
D + ot ;Eo Virginia delegation 10 the coGvcatcp
| TIA ucG'!natci Ttiaer, WHO was Hancock
rl9n. uo 8 surprised to fed now that the
~ov13 we're llil OF original Hancock mer; ho
g:a glad 10 sea this conttica Of ffaira, for Gen.
! II 4@on:k Was worthy Vi tho GGHport of ell good
I:e. who wished 10 sec 81! sections of the c1un.
~ PHOSPHORUS, and tho people tf the North
aDi S3u'h bound together, Gs people CT one
! o'Gnlon country ought 10 b., by tho tics of love
al friendship. lis regarded Hancock upon
Won thn H.ao:t2 & WeSiiugtan had fa,Icu,
| he Stoue@aii g; tbs Federal army; greater
| moro 10 rcsc3 thar ii war, !tr whcn ho t0Ck
| eoIiDand OF Tie dcl,attuiru! O! Louisiana and
| icX.E, IL 5;li - TIC paGp'c, IL tuA language
| q h4'o. p0;Ti. ia' aaGi"g he psr.y in power
! '!tr3 uG!ns lvsrY mcaEs i grind lnem in tho
d!rt, tic !i;hi ct h.5aDs c2rpus, tTial by Jury,
he GaufhI rights o! property std CT the pco
PIC, the iio:com OF speech. and The Liberty ct
Tic press mast 80 EIlnaiLcI. The gu:ailJn.
&c S!l! tad i:,cI Ss%@d. ii the people cf the
| S2n'h Isic >.i79 t" suqplrt q mao who had
h'hA ''',iG cIrne: i" VI Two mcn w5c DC
iHrr ;" pcnN!n It The S,u !t-Hancock, WHO
! ;:GG tcv" an h;n"rt t"Cmf il Ear and az to.cEt
t'l.u! = ..c&C', and hii!;,'C, who h:u moi cuiy
| d =" En "nc.i'y 10 ~sr, bu} who's every SC,
auc. .hH Sag hoo been 70 lrar Gogn The
r"2r'" e he SVu.h. IL: closed by saving
"a. - I'D bot dcNJ: thD :ysu't ct tAa election
IN n EEn,";t. az, Is Know tina; Virsiaia would
90 "a! H*r; IA th.a Is II al r.r5ious contests
i>r ''o r;gat and IL uca. A:tcr TITO applapso
sh ca l@!omrA Cen L.r'9 speech
II J~a. y. n,1!:i ii i.yi ulhu5r, Y.s in.
u, -" I, i" '4,I tat m Was II democrat,
sd AZ #Ic' h t..:ad q So; 70 th% lsTsc crowd
Is r !'m D { H. a!5 !n:. i pinn Of Vir
*'n':. Es2 ~ i:g:h i..na t Rome, was
ST. '!n2 litni. Ci..u,l 10 shgunicr ar,uad t.e
'hsI" u :hc i:ia.ck 5Saiai, determined !hsS
! 'ac""es bhcu'd ufpwn cur rtf.::t+ O ;h5 sue
as 81 III o,rvsss he EGa 10: the slightest
aaa@f. IL" hal 10 quarrel to ,rsk, with the
tnljn Gi'n q the N1rth, who :tskad h : life upon
! IL, c'"s .;o43 t'It la h;l q9arrcI 10 make
wWh ;Gc tnSa Wa sausht 10 tuiu the people Of
thcs@G:h I3:u BE s!Gvta ii :hyi. owe slaves. Thu
republican, rHT:G ~as essentially q c1trup. ard
! see iona party. 81 proved Gy The s,c.c CT Of
!s,aka, the o3saMs,ry IF S;crc9a Jackson,
aId tho rcprcaaata.lv, Gi his party, when he
sad, notwithstanding the var .nded fifteen
5cn:5 ego. DO is # The S.u!h havo CAP
:urcd tho t!ols1 ard Senate, will YOU, tho
people OF tho Ne7th. aIl,w hem to csp:urc The
presidency = The tcp9b lean psr.y sire, the
var had Teen S.cnalrg o. two lees-toroo and
traud-I!'icg ShGt Ct! the leg OF foroa and siLcc
bat tlmo It had been I'D emily hohbIipg
| ar5n"d Oh tho Gnc leg tf fraud. The country
needed some rae nstmeIt, and thus lar he Was
rca' .inseli !ha frit thing to rcar Just vas the
White House, AID they cu.ht 10 rcadiust
/ III al The eca. which had been hoourCd
by WASHINGTON, tho man Who now dis.
gHc:d it, Tho Gob Of Virginia gas Virginia's
do5;, tni Virginia would dispose Of h,r obligs.
Iil5s In such ways ard at such time as she