The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-20
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,,,n,, supported the MccuLLoch s'''e"'"
during the recent campaign, says ~.
.Tav,nu aside local differences ana Wv
,,n neon,e. MS they have done nere,o-
sore sho,,ld determine, as the CohserVa,Nc
,nemocratic, party. whether III isVo, Vi vi
un,,osed IN the McCulloch bill, IN Tue cus'
,amsrv way to appoint delegates to Tue Ma
t,onal Convention to nominate cano'oa'es
In accord with our system Of government
for President end Vice-President.
The Charlottesville Jeferson'dn. ano'"er
paper which supported that set''eme"''
says: ,,s
awe are clad to note that the bitterness
n, the late election Is toning down. Wnne
rec regret the re0pening OF the vexeu oec,
question. because we believe its con',nueo
acits,iou retards the prosperity OF the s'a.e,
20, we do not see that any good can arise
| from, abusing the victorious party. i6e'e'
for,. we are gratitied TO see that the press IN
the State are beginning to stop tue D't'ei
warfare" :.
Whilst the HsSrisonburg Spr1, when
was one OF the worst OF the Repealers' or
CANS during the late campaign, says:
We sneak not only for ourselves, but FOL
the Reidiusters OF Rockingham, and beg &c
saw that we must be excused from selling
ont inst vet. or going over TO the Republi
can Marty. Reimbursement OF the State deb
is entirely local, and has no connection
whatever with the national political opin
ions man NAV hold. The Republicans
were divided on this local issue as well as
the Readiusters. Then why not call those
Rennblicans who were Funders Demo
Gratis? Pshaw! It's about time to stol
all this tomfoo!ery over getting whip
ned so badly on a square local issue, ana
about time to come 10 your senses, runner
leaders. and learn 10 understand that man
can he a Readjuster in State matters and al
the same time lose nothing OF his caste III
beinp a true-blue Democrat, and wnen II
Games TO voting vote that ticket. we loon
massage wears pgone in the Democratic life'
boat, and il the country Is not wrecked on
Republican breakers we expect to continue
orr .fIoat' i'm the same liie-boat as long a.
there is a Democratic plank left or man
left to man the oars.
The Bedford Star says:
WONDER If THEY W0N'T.--Will We
not find that it is the policy OF The
ReSdiusters to attempt some such set
Element OF the debt as that Governor
Holiday will be sure to disapprove. ant
at last leave the Capitol with this ques
ton as q theme for future agitationY W.
are afraid OF it. And perhaps we VIII heal
in the gubernatoriaI contest something IIk'
this as an electoneering trick: "The Gov
ernor was in our wayne were poweries
TO overcome his veto. Give Us the Cover
nor now and we Will settle your debt J"
And where will the agitation OF the ques
,iop SfOnr Echo answers where.
The Leesburg WaShingtontan (Funder
says:
ave do earnestly hope that both parties
will drop the curtain upon the past, ana e
TO work in earpest, not TO serve party ant
shane matters TO aid and promote party
leaders, but to bring this [debt] question tC
a final settlement, and remove IL forever
from the politics OF the State"
The Virginia People (Funder) says;
There should at once be convention o.
the people called, end the Democratic party
thoroughly organized. lis platform OF ole
should he adopted: Honest money, honest
trade, honest government, honest nome
rule. There are but two parties IN thC
United States-the Republican and Demo
cratic. Let lis organize at once, then, II We
would save our State from Il Radicalisn
that would break the solid South anC
plunge Virginia into chaos and the united
States into-probably an empire.