The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-30
5000 49, MaAoae ana the Conservative
Party.

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uuSouuded Ws1uo'ocs 49," 80 7, 49, ,s,.
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rs3s that BE - entitieu W ~oa' s0'
be allowed 70 ny tns' VIC "a'e "ea'e 80"
(aNd without any io0ooas'oh io' IN. 49,
which We know OF vail We are s'cA ~ "
that be was the fousder or originator 2. ..e
Conservative party 81 Virginia. ihc wing
Of yesterday, 81 Outlines BEFORE Wpea's
this cia,m. It's ixuguage Is as follows
~It was Gcuevai Msbone who sxw tne
danger, and who. WIN ,ne eovisn~.'o no, y,
thousands o. JUL, ,sep .csars \, deliver.
cosors, put ~ Mos'vn ~, ,,,s pa.,,x.,,,s were
ance into wssco even tue Do"' 'e"' "''
forced a. isS ,sc. :. s.h, a.. extremes
Gas u nss ~ 100. a ~ U Nm nariies.
OF TUG nepuo"sxxvv W., ~e sa,,, On tns one hand
80 " nhs wv ~ ,s,sr w.rr onnosed TO
Snu ~ ~ ,,,a,, nreciselgs a. they are
uene."i
now .,,e,nu, IN VIRGINIA
-, A., ,nors "a a, with found
va" Dae rs...,,.o n.rtv than General
s,., oanar,, N.r,xr "a now
"N"o,. .,.n =, undoubtedlv
p1'v ,r, !, car hardly he suc.
great iphu.''' .us 49, 80 snch
cessiu'y sh'"peu 'oi N''-
Ia Ioos' lit, srrou,ed
""o p'a's.e ~ nar,v ~ yir.
snu osSs ~. wy .,,aa 60 movement, OF
k'"a ,one -as Tho BEGINNING of the
- tn, movm,eut began with
NC" - II III err,pr ESQ. which
80, :. r...,.,or ,see anneared
=. a. TIC f,Vb;o and the Dis
10000 ,,oon savorablv
I1.ss ~ rh. n;eno,cb said.
y, IT, s.s,sr,a,, =, rho d,fIcui,ies Of our
sitnation. Of the impossibility OF avoiding
negre suffrage, and Of the possibility OF es-
Gaping other and worse eviis, anu Tue Iea'
sons he gives ior au'isipg ,nc pcoPe y.
e'n's 70 as.ee upVn $3.50. ~. sufraoe, com.
mend Themselves too,,r minds as unanswer-
ablc arguments"
That declaration in favor OF acquiescinS
In negro suffrage 'sstounded the "Bour-
bonsv Recollect that this declaration was
made months before the withdrawal OF the
"Bourbon ticket. Recoilect, too, that II
the Dispatch and the Wing bad taken the
opposite tack there would have been no har-
vest for General M&HoSE to reap the next
year, even copcediug that he did so.
And 1t must not be forgotten that at thss
very time Colonel II. f. WITHERs was the
nominee for Governor, john l.. MARYG,
DR., for MISUNDERSTANDING, and JAMES
A. WALKER for Attcrney-General; and tnat
in order to the success oil the new move
ment 1t was necessary that they sDou'o NC
Withdrawn, seeing that they hsd oeeu hohh'
mated to defeat The UNDERWOOD constitution
and resist negro suffrage. NOT one OF tDen
could take the oath OF ONCE az tnat time re-
quired OF all State officers.
Accordingly conference was called OF
prominent Virginians ana DINERS. Ihs
conference took place on the olst OF Decem'
Der, 1865; but General MALONE was hoS
there. a. d. d. STUART prssi"eu' anu " W
McRAE was secretary. Ihe following geo'
tlemen participated: A. ID. Ii. STUART,
THOMAS BRANCH, ID. Q. DEJARNETfE'
THOMAS 5. FLouRSaY, WfNDHAh hoDhhi-
con, w. ID. QUEsENBsRRY' d. III. mAdRuDhN'
GE0RGE W. Boiling, A. ID. DICKINSON J'
l.. MARYE, Jr., w. G. KNIGHT, ROBERT
WHITEHEAD, j. f. SLAUGHTER, A. u. PEN
DLEToN, j. ID. johnson, n. X. TROUT, ii. M.
BELL, john ECHOLs. MATTHEW HARRISON,
+. q. RuFFIY. C. g. kcsAE, II. l.. WALKER,
W.T. SrIHgRLIN, j. l.. CARRINGroN, WILL
LIAM +. CAMERON, JAMES f. JOHNSON,
THOMAS j. NICHE, JAMES NELSON. The
editors OF the Dispatch and several
other persons were present, but did
not sign the address to the people Of
Virginia. Nevertheless, we exerted what
ever influence we had in behalf OF the new
uorement. and MIR. gANEs A. COwARpIN
', - r.sn;noton NTH tho famous Com.
"en'" aa""a'o" - $50
mittee OF Nine, ana reinaiheo 'nere so"e
time with them, doing all that be could to
accomnlish the objects had in view by the
gentlemen who thus laid the foundations
daen and wide OF the Conservative party.
Nowhere in all these records. however. does
Genera, MAHoNE's name appear. II he was
in favor OF the new movement, nobody
deemed II worth while TO publish the fact
Read the above list over again, and see how
many MALONE men are nsmed,in it.
The Committee OF Nine consisted Of
Messrs. A. Fl. II. STUART, JoBN l.. MARYE,
Jr.. JAMES Il. JOHNSON. W. II. SUTHERLIN.
vy.~.nr.. Dn,,,rcox, W II Awc~ Iouu