The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-14

the Whiq OF yesterday, may be accepted as
n ,rue Indication Of the determination OF
The negro voters, then General MALONE nas
n better prospect OF securing their AID next
year than the Republicans have. TINS de'
mons,ratiou Of the negroes oil Camppei'
county Il significant one. But. as we nave
,ntimated, II indicates stampede from the
Republican rsnks--poi from the Democratic
party.
rs,ou The Richmond whls December Is. 1891
Cam pAeIi Republicans.
CAMPBELL CO., Dec. 4, 1880.
Ata meeting held this day In Brookeviile
district fFlyun's rrecinci) by the aepubii'
cans, the following resolutions were unani-
mously adopted:
Resoired, LIST, That we, the RepubIi'
cans of this precinct, do recognize the ne
adiusters as the best friends OF our race,
and that they alone are calculated to elevate
us. extend our rights, protect our interests,
and guarantee us our liberties.
%. That we have no longer our RepuDii-
can principles coming In contact with them
as The national election Is passed.
cd. That we do not recognize Wicknam
as our leader, knowing, as we 90. tnat
he has ever worked In consort win 'he
Funders. ignoring us for selfish purposes
Ah. That we cannot possibly elect re
publican as Governor; consequently IL Is
inexpedent to hold convention iof the
purpose OF nominating a candidate.
9Th. That inasmuch as the men VINO nave
been looked upon as our leaders acted WIN
the most degrading perhdy and tfeac9ety
| In the late election, we therefore repudiate
them, and must look TO the Readlusters iof
future guidance.
8.b. That we most earnestly invoke our
fellow. Republicans throughout the State 10
organize in opposition to the call maze py
! Wickbam, which Is palpa6ly IN tue interest,"
OF Funderism.
7tb. That we fully appreciate the senti-
ments emanating from our cOlored repre-
sentatiyes who said that the nation had done
all il could for us, and that we must now
think and act for ourselves. Feeling this,
we have determined 10 cast our lot win ine
ReSdjusters, believing them TO be the ilbe'
raj and progressive party.
| Ssb. That we believe il to be the duty Oh
the Republicans throughout the stare 10
have themselves assessed, pay their taxes,
and see that they are properly registered,
/ so as to be able TO east a full vote IN support
OF those principles which give them all the
rights that reasonable men could ask, ana
| help TO break down Bourbonism, no matter
OF what party. which proposes that lntole.
rable spirit which allows Of no diversity oil
opinion, and claiming itself to be lnfaIliD'e.
| 9th. That we believe tie Read1usters are
the only friends to the free schools, Tree
ballot, and equal rights, whilst the past ac'
tions OF the Fuuders show them TO be the
enemies Of all these, and, in fact, Opposing
everything that is fair and honorable.
10th. That we ask our Readjuster friends
who may see these proceedings to read them
to our cOlored friends, that they may more
certainly become acquainted with our pur'
poses and intentions.
Iltb. That we most respectfully ask the
Richmond Wing to publish the proceedings
OF this meeting.
DABNEY LOGwooD, Chairman.
| Richard Franklin, Secretary.
We give these two documents as part oil
the history OF the times, and as warning 10
the regular Democrats not to beenticed into
the new organization provided for IN the
above circular.