National Republican., 1880-10-30

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was unanimously adopted:
The rumors that the republican electoral ticket
has been or is TO be withdrawn under authority of
the national republican committee Is utterly un.
true, and we dcnounce II MS n ftsehosd circulated
by the enemies of tho republican party for the
purpose Of injuring that party. We call upon all
republicans whether rcndjnstcrs or funders, to
vote fer the regular republican electoral ticket
nominated OF Staunton IN April last.
JouN +. LEWIS,
Chairman Central Committee.
W. G. WTCKHAM,
Chairman Executive Committee.
The committee sent telegram to the national
committee requesting the recall OF their agents
here, Mcssrs. LOvelnnd and Burr, and therein ex-
pressed their unalerable determination TO support
Garfield and Arthur, whose cause Is being incal-
cnle6ly injured by the Aforesaid agents,
PETERSBURG, VA, Oct 2O.--At Il republican meet
ing tonight Hon. Joseph Jorgenscn stated that
telegram had been received from General Garfield
be St no S 6a sG@ SsR
ticket In Virginia. and that the rnmors that effect
arc fnlsc. Hon. Amber Smith said q telegram was
received by him this evening from Senator Dorsey
secretary Of the national committee, saying that
the committee had no power to give authority for
the withdrawal OF the electoral ticket.
Tho Eighth Virginia District.
A statement was circulated In tho eighth district
yesterday morning that a republican consultation
had been held in Richmond on the preceding day,
at which there were present jay A. IIubbel, chair
man Of the republican congressional committee,
Deputy United States Marshal ]. C. O'Noal aud rep
rescntatives OF the national republican committee,
and that after full and free discussion twas de-
clded that Major Bayly, the republican candidate
for congress from that district, should withdraw
from the contest aud that the party In that section
would be expected 10 support General James III.
Williams. the Malone candidate.
This statement was made on the authority of
Mr. l. c. o'Neol, who asserted that letter would
be received confirming this understanding.
General Whitaker, Major 1rimble AMI s. a. Coc Of
the Washington Towpath CLUB who were In the
district in the interest Of Major Bayiy' at ONCE
standing the allegations OF Mr. O'Nenl. at once
came TO Washington and learned that Mr.. llubbell
had not been in Richmond, which fact he at once
communicated to General Whitaker. Returning
TO Alexandria he soon after received the following
telegram:
Any statement that Mr.. Bayly, candidate for
congress- eighth district, Virginia, has withdrawn
consented to or advised his withdrawal is untrue;
| and any statement that was ever in Richmond
Va Is also untrue. was never in,that city in NY
| life and have not been ont of Washington for the
past ten days. This committee is aiding Mr.. Bayly
In his canvass, and 1t calls upon every republican
| in the district TO use all honorable means TO Sc
cure his election. JAY A. HuBBELl. Chairman
Major Bayly also caused the publication of the
| following:
ANY statement about my withdrawal in favor o.
General Williams, or any one else, Is entirely false
have not withdrawn; have not been requested tc
| withdraw, aud will not withdraw from the can
vnss, in which AN actively engaged with every
In addition to the foregoing, Mr. Spencer A. Coe
| last evening, III response 10 telearam to the ia
tional congressional committee, received the fol
| lowing Dispatch
WASHINGTON, d. c., Oct 29-2 p. m.
| Spencer A. COc:
Mr.. Bayly has not withdrawn, nor docs he intcnt
| TO. EDWARD MCPHERSON,
Sec Nat. Cong Com.
The following dispatch was also received at Al
exandria last evening:
WAslINGToN, D. c., Oct. 20-S2O p M
The statement that this committee has requestc
| Buyly 10 withdraw Is untrue. This committee sus
tulns his candidacy aud hopes to zee him elected
| L. MCPHERSON,
| Sec. Nat Cong. Com.
Another dispatch received last evening by MI
Edmund Burke says that Mr.. Hubbell, chairman
ofthe national republl can congressional committee
was not IN Richmond yesterday, and all report
that he w0sR false.
The Anti-I,ayiy Club Captured at Last
Several months ago n republican club wa
organized In this city for the purpose (secreuy) q
opposing the nomination of Major Byly for con
gress. Alta meeting Of the club, before the Assem-
r bling of the republican convention In this city,
resolution was adopted on motion of Mr.. Mo
the nomination Of candidate for congress
but, falling to accomplish their obJoc
the prominent members have ever sine
the nomination Of Mijor Bayiy made ever
effort to keep his name from before I'll
club for fear of an Endorsement Last night tn
regular meetngo the club was largely ATTENDED
81
| was absent IN Richmond, and Mr.. w. Armstrong
presided. Mr.. Mckenzie nnd The other prominei
members were also absent, but Mr.. Edmund Burke
f Major Beyly,s friend, wns present and that wa
+ sufficient. He was called OH to make speccl
lie did So and urged M AL present. to support MAG
Sey naSy Gr }edeTa ocehede o1 in ' ths ' ay P,
], were severely handled for creating div
T. sion In the republican ranks, while all the oihc
counties in tile district were harmonious and ei
/ thusiastic IL their support Of Major, b. He on
Burke said tho election of Garfield WAS certui
s aud the republicans were now struggling for
Q majority in the house OF representatives. IT. mu
have been rather m0rtiYiug to Mr. Mckenzie, VIII
fitted around on the outside OF the hall, II he
sincere in his opposition to B9yly, OF which gray
doubts are expressed by his coubOrers in ihat OF
position, 10 hear the sentiments of Burke loudl
G applaudcd by those whom he had before cOnsic
n cred his friends. When the club adjourned
a meeting of the republican city executive comml
tee was held. at which Mr. Burke remained by h
4 yitatiom.--AterdRdrid Gdyette, ?9M.
h Enthusiustio Meetings throughout the Dis
4 trict
= 10 the Editor Of The National RepUUicdns
r SIR; The republicans Of the eighth congrc
e sionai district of Virginia are thoroughly arouse
I to the importance Of electing Sampson +. Buyly
D congress from that district, On "wednesday lR
c there was a large meeting heid OF MnshinS'9h p
l. Colonel Cochran and Others, and on the evening
l. the same day another large meeting was held I
# Culpeper Courthouse which was addressed
l.. Major Bayly, Louis T.. Payne, Major J. 7. Cemen
i. and Colonel +. d. sepnenson,, On Thursday Maj
Bayy and Louis II. Payne addressed an enthusia
tic audience at Madison Court-hou o, and through
out the district 1t II evident the republicans ie
q sure of success. On saturday evening gran
> mass-meetng OF the citizens Of Culpeper an
7, Orange counties will be held at Mitchell static
/. which will be addressed by Colonel f. ID, Stephel
~ SON Major j. r. Clements and others. The pro
/ pecls In the district are bright and hourly impro
q Ing.
: 6uLrErER CouRT-HoUsE, Oct 20. 1850.
q Fairfax County, Va.
y The republicans of Lewinsvlle and vicinity q
i semblcd In large Numbers on Wednesday ngl
last at the schoohouso to listen to earnest speech
from Messrs. n. r. Crocker, Edward Cruiser, g.
Stewart and Mr.. Mosby from Georgetown. The
was a general enthusiasm aud applause throug