The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-28
The Alliance between General Malone
and the Republicans,

THE Alliance l36bWccA " oseS~ - ~'~,~---0
and the Republicans,
The following telegram from Richmond
70 the Washington Post Is given as we ana
n. We do not know how much truth there
is In It. Certainly the last statement IN IL
Is substantially true--namely. that "a paper
emana,ing from the Republican Congress
s,oual Committee calling upon the Republic
can voters OF this district to support Cap
tain JONI s. WISE" was IN Richmond
when the telegram was dispatched:
RICHMOND, VA, October 26.--The recog-
milton OF the Funder Democrats by the Ma.
tlonsI Democratic Committee, instead OF
simplifying matters and solidifying the al
berents OF that faction in this State, Is likely
"a increase the complications. The indica-
tions are that this action will have the oppo-
site effect anticipated. Malone, the ieaoer
OF the Readiusters, is bending every nerve
10 defeat the regulars, among wnom are
many Of his personal enemies. lie knows
that his faction can poll nearly, II not
quite, as many whites as their Demo
cratic opponents, and that IN oruer
TO succeed he has only TO make sure oil
sufficient support from the coored vo-
tiers to make bis side preponderate, ine
Republicans coucede that even with TWO
tickets in the field theirs viii stand no SOU
OF chance OF being elected. In THIS con-
dillon OF affairs many OF their Leaders are
perfectly willing TO ally themselves WIN
Malone, provided that they can get WIN
OF approval from Chairman Jewell, so as 10
make their seeming desertiOn OF their party
no bar 10 office should Garfield be elected.
n is generally believed JEWELS approval
TO such a course has been intimated. III
this ia true there can be no longer room TO
doubt the success Of the Readiusters in the
election on the I'd OF November. Tbey
will carry the State by an overwhelm-
ing majority. Tue ReAdiusters are now
iubilant, and moneyed men on that
side are betting freely that the most
popular Democratic candidates for Congress
will be defeated by their Readiuster oppo-
nents i'm districts where there has heretofore
been hardly any sort OF opposition made by
that side. 1t is conceded that the With
drawal of all the Republican candidates for
Congress, except in the Norfolk and Peters
burg districts, where their party have de-
cided majority, is a foregone conclusion.
The Republicans tacitly understand that
thew arc TO support the keadjuster clndi-
dates in the remaining seven districts. Inls
will make the chances for the reelection OF
Messrs. Cabell, Randolph Tucker, and John
Goode quite doubtful. The Malone people
are highly iubilant, and are making every
effort 10 defeat the Funder wing.
The chances are decidedly good for
the election OF the Readiuster congressman.
AS these arc running as independent he
adiuster Democrats, and have been de-
nouuced by their Funder opponents as AS
slsiant Republicans, they cannot De con-
sisienty arrsigGed il they refused TO go INTO
caucus OF that party. with the House
about equally divided between Republicans
and Democrats, with Malone In the senate
and his four Independent colleagues IN Tue
House. the Readiusters will wield q uegree
of influence that few men have known. 1t
is understood, and there is little DOUBT
Eof its truth, that properly.authorized
AGENTS will arrive here tomorrow from
New York, who will at once 90 to
work among the white and colored Repub-
llcans i'm the State, and give them to under
stand that it is the desire OF the National
Republican Committee that they shall move
their support to the Readiusters' electoral
ticket and for the candidates for Congress OF
that party in all the districts except Norfolk
and Petersburg. For diplomatic reasons
the press and other public means will not
be adopted for the dissemination OF this in
formation. The time is very brief, but
among the negroes such news travels with
| wonderful speed. 1t is probable that these
emissaries will be clothed with such au-
thority for their action that it can
not be questioned by the Republicans in
Virginia. There can be no sort OF doubt
that the leading Republicans earnestly de-
sire to see Malone defeated by his Funder
opponents In the hope that the back OF the
Democracy in his State may be broken ana
new, and they hore, more liberal party
organized. The Reddiusters are under
stood to have plenty Of means with which
TO make determined and bitter fight.
paper emanating from the Republican Con-
gressional Committee wiilappear in the Re
adiusier papers tomorrow, calling upon
the Republican voters of this district tc
give their undivided support to John >
Wise, the ReGdjuster candidate for Con