Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1880-04-02
Virginia Politics.

THE Woodstock s'Herald" says OF the
;ndenendent electoral ticket: sour peo-
ple will be satisfied with no half way OF
voting. They want to vote direct, and any
scheme to withdraw the votes of the peo
ple from the support OF the Democratle
national ticket willno receive the support
Of the neople of this State however much
they may be divided on local and state Is
sues.'
The Salem ssRegister.'' (Readjuster), on
the same subject says" s'It has always
been understood that Democrat co9iu pe
a Readjuster- Readjuster IN oCaIe aHans'
and Democrat or Republican IN Matlon,
al affairs. We shall ask no Repuolicane W
vote for the Democratic canoloate ~,
president. 1t is their duty to vote for
their own candidate, and we intend to vote
for ours"
The Richmond Commonwealth" says
that the Republican city central commit
fee of that city, has by a vote OF IL to 8
endorsed the Independent State TICKET
scheme.
The 9th (Mr. Fulkerson's) district, is
fniI of Readiusters, who say they Will run
for Congress. Ex-Gov. Fayette McMuiien'
and Cen Pridemore are already out. "A
Readinster convention will be held TO de-
eide hnt McMullen it is said will not SUD-
NIT to it.
,rhe Salem Register Marion "Patrl-
ot ;, Wytheyille ssDlspatch" and other he
odiuster papers of the Southwest, are out
for Senator FulkerSOn for the next UoV-
ernor.
Senator Paul spoke at Fluvanna court
Monday week.
The Conservative County Superintend-
enta of Pittsylvania and Halifax, nave
called the county meetings for April lSIn
and April 18th. They invite .'all VINO VIII
SUPPORT the Democratic nominees OF JIG
Cincinnati Convention
The Amherst Enterprise" states that
Can't. Thos. Whitehead, editor-ln-cnleI OF
the Lynchburg News" has tendeTea 4i y
rosionation. to take effect April l5tn. I1ls
d;sn11te with Mr.. A. Waddill. proprietor
Of the naner. was over a sentence IN an cd.
itoria1 to- the effect that ''there is net
anonoh good blood IN the reputation par
ty to fill teaspoon"
Alta meeting of Henrico county repup
,icans on Tuesday night, Mr.. o. 81. Russe
and the Second Auditor, MI. DYSON maui
sneeches. We take report of Mr.. Dysons
sneech from the ''Dispatch"
Mr.. Dyson did not agree with MT: Eus,
saIl. He thought the readjuster party nae
done SO much for the republican party ina!
thew could afford to wait until General
William Malone arranged a ticket which
the Republicans could cooperate with
He said he had no doubt the gentlemen elect
ed ed acould cast the fnllvo for the Republican,
s,onainee: but if they did not we would gel
half a leaf, which was better than none al
ali He said the Convention at Staunton
after selecting the delegates to chicago
he expected. would adjourn, subject TO INT
action Of the Readjuster Convention.
The Loudoun county Republicans IN
ctr,1cted their delegates to the StauHtol
Gonvention to vote for Blaine delegates u
A. Republican meeting in Richmond
IT H Dyson, second Auditor OF the state
elected Is BY The Malone influence, aIse
s snoke and declared that .sMahone and hls
n s,p,tv we're for Grant" Rev. p. +. fhelps
and ne Il others spoke against coalition ana Z
ssnu ' of a straight Republican electora
s tasa as did also several colored local poi
;tse;ans. and the sentiment OF the meetlne
s ses TO be decidedly in OPPOSITION TO
e eee11lfa with the Readjustets'