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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-23
HARR1soNBuFo. August 10. 1881

Editors Richmond Dispatch;
have Just seen your issue OF to-day, in
which YOU report Major Daniel as having
asserted in his speech here on Monday that
my isther (Hon. John +, Lewis, as mar
shall, had caused the arrest OF over eleven
hundred persons, only tbirty-tiye Of whom
were convicted, thus showing upon what
frivolous charges they had been arrested.
Now, venture the assertion that Major
Daniel never made any such charge on his
own authority, and ] say so for the follow
ing reasons
First, because | look upon him as too
good lawyer 10 assert that the marshal
could be held responsible for arresting in
nocens men, when he is simply mlniste-
rial officer, who is bound by his oath Of
Office 10 execute all warrants which come
into his bands properly auested.
No one knows better than Major Daniel
that The marshal's duties correspond TO
these Of our shefiffs, and that be Is bound
20 execute such warrants as are put into his
hands withoW reference TO the guilt or inno'
cence OF the persons accused.
Therefore say Major Daniel could not
have sought 10 make a point against the
marshal by any such silly charge. II ne
did 90, however, II only shows how unfairly
Msior Daniel conducts his clnvass, and to
WHIST straits the FuDders and their "Straight'
ort Republican allies are driven 10 order
10 obscure the real issues OF the campaign.
Secondly, don't think Msior Daniel
could have asserted that over eleven hun
bred persons In toe Southwest bad been ar
rested snd only ,hifty.dye convicted; be.
cause the records shoe that large majority
Of those arrested haze been conricted, aud
il is 10 be presumed that one occupying
Major Daniels position would not make an
assertion which was not only not founded
on fact, but which The court records them
selves show TO be absolutely false.
Now, presume what Mat0r Daniel did
say was that Special agent Lancaster hdo
reported over clever hundred men arrested
and only thirtystve convicted.
This lhe marshal has answered, and ha'
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4N8 GtN4H84 ~ ksot s%+~*A< -
va have syfc,is alluded to the opening
d, III campaign IN Nofsbern virginia ana
hr,<6y referred 10 sone o. the gs''sn'
sp,fiss upon whom The Democratic ccesef'
xa,iss party via rely IN this sonsss'' ~ /"
81 srnpofsans scciIon. and from ail ne can
,esfn vii DO much better than II has uooe
ercx INC Mexart-Bsll meeting. We are
xws,e 81 many dlnicnliiss our lesders there
ssse ,nsored under, but they have moi LOAF
sp,t,t. snd are ready Row 10 prove u. ne
fore september opens fairly our reaoefs
xl., f,od ,hsn I'll on the stump doing valiant
service I, their state and party. AtAiex-
.ndr,s we have KEsT, STCAsr, NsA'a'
Bssxr. HusrEa, and others, who are never
;ssenrds when their psriy demands 'oslr
services. They ere seconded IN tnsi ga
forts nv the sxowDEss, who are making tue
A,exandrIe Gossste one Of tbs llveiie'i pO-
,,sscsl journaIs 10 Virginia. 10 A'eAsn'
aria county MUsBBAcH Is host oy Did
sell. and knows a. much about hvins S's.e
,ssues ~ shy msn we know IN rn'
,sr General LsE, Judge THOMAS, Judge
rorx,eIrs.E. aud those younger 10 The cause
tns moi less enthusiastic, will not disappoln'
,he expeetstioBs OF their friends 10 oinef
psrts Of the State. Then Prince Willlsm
ba. in the harness NICHor., MEREDITH, fUS-
oyrI. DuNNIs0roN, and others. when we
think az Fauquier we cannot help feeling
that she could furnish leaders for whole
s,,ie. Just think Of HUNToY, PArSE, tbe
srIrHs, sHkPPEnD, TAYLOR SCOTT. BROOKE,
-Y.oxAx. and a hsIi.doxen mors Democrats
Oh merit. Stafford expects crest things OF
gallant FIFE. LEE and Judges JETr sno
skrrrr, sud the hoScUREs, the CoswArs,
and others like them, and VIII not be dIssp-
pointed. The enthusiasm With which sns
Conservative Democrats Of that county re-
ceived our candidate for Attorney'General
riyes an earnest OF what they will do IN
November for The whole ticket. Across the
river at Fredericksburg there ia a host OF
true men aud 6ne speakers. We never saw
JACK NARYE anywhere that be was not
man Of note, and never knew him to make
poor speech OF prepare an ordinary paper.
JudGe N1OOLRlCk ~ loubB, iuEhsf Ga" ~
ital stumper, while CHARLES HERSpoN hiss
splendid state reputation among those who
served with him In the Virginia Senate.
ELLIOT BRAxToS bad made reputation az
debattr before be went 10 Congress, and
WELLINGTON WALLACE and ST. GEORGE
FITzHUGH stand high al over The State.
There arc number Of Others we could
name. In King George, JULIAN MASON and
CHARLEs ASHTON are ready for the Came
routes when they come to take Africa iEto
the wsr. Westmoresnd will answer With
the BEALBs, the Wakes, and others
known an over Virginia when its historic
name Is called TO furnish sons TO battle for
Virginia In this Agbt. 10 Richmond county
we have the JoNEsEs, the CHTNNs, the WILL
roRDs, and others, and in Northumberland
GroReE WALKER, DR.. GILLIAN, and bali
dozen more will see that the issues OF our
platform are truly preseutsd to the people
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~ b s. Igwis pneIlshes 4 card - an
o.b.r eolamn which explaius i'seIi. The
br,e, paragraph riesraa 70 BY BIN was
ssken 81 Is from Msjor pANzkL's spsech'
published ia fiarrlsonburg paper. Tne
e,.nnton ytndlcotor gives the following
report Of what Major DAsIEL said upon tue
ruattef in controversy.
rolonel Cameron says voted Tor DIS GU.
rious colleague, John II. Lewis. oio. he
tuyned up Republican. do not reproacn
MIN FOR n. | did not support nm ~ 'ne
canrus. hat when | gave my word stoou
hv II. rApplause.1 The Lewis OF 'el =
dIaarens nsrson from The Lewis OF '0s'
rThst Lewis was a different man IRON tne
srs,s whose marshaIs have ridden over
ria district and carried eleven nunoreu
.,sn,,,e N prlssp. of whom only thirty nye
r.ys convicted on their trial. (Coiobei
Cs,nnron here handed Major Daniel
csmnhIet on the charges against Mafsna'
i,eSyisl IL matters not 10 me what wnlte-
wssh comes. TApslause.l Coats OF whi'e-
wash can be furnished at very hl'le cost
hnt cav now that the man who has dragged
The neor,le from their homes aud families IS
not The man to lead the Democracy OF VIZ
ginia. tApplause.l a.,
The indicators reporter was Its ed'toF'
Mr. HENRY TINsLEY, who, In another part
Of the report from which we make Tue
above extract, said:
although an old reporter OF pubic de.
hates. and one whose pencil has followed
Everett. Pryor, Yancey, Keltt, don't re.
member that any OF them ever fascinsieu
by their oratory as this crippled man does"
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tf,.....,n.a.,,ee OF Inc Akxsr1fis Csgefts J
FAnPlx COURTHOUSE, August 10 s. '
Mahono meeting came Oh here yesterday
and but for IT, sonspieuousness ~ ran.
|ure would not be worthy o. speessf
mention. II will be remembered thnt 1n's
meeting bad been advertised for weeks ny
filming rosters announcing IN lsfEc TYPE
the coming OF toe great hidoleoefHeI'
the great. great Malone, aud the Rlva'.
great. great Wise. They came, sno ous OF
yorur population OF nearly tniriy,ioor
hundred in Fairfax. Just about four Dun
deed souls came 10 greet them OF inis
number fifty were women and children OF
botb coIors, fifty were boys, one nundIeu
and ffty were negro voters, MY were
wnife Republicans, twenty-five were Dein.
ocra,s drawn by curiosity, snd tDe Ioss
were white Mahoneis's. This u the essI.
roaie OF ysur correspondent and also OF
sams half dozen or moro gentlemen whom
be ose,tiOned upon the subject.
Riddlebereer lead of and confined hls
remarks TO the subject OF the state aeoV.
Mahoue followed and kept the auulehce
about Two hours. This Is the Generars
frst appearance IN Fairfax and there was
great curiosity among all classes oil our
people TO see him. Wise closed tue speak'
ing. His speech was devoted entirely 70
Recommendations OF the Democratic party,
both State and National He singled OUT
many OF our distinguished men OF virginia
and abused them at lenghth. His most
notable attack was upon Major Daniel, ana
his abuse OF thal gentleman was very per-
sonaI indeed
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The Fir,h YorktoKn.

at meeting OF The officers Of the Fifth
Regimen l., NJ. n. c., held Saturday night,
the Committee on Arrangements Tor the
Yorktown celebration reported that every
thing bad been satisfactorily arranged Ter
the camping or the regiment at that place.
A contract was entered into some time ago
for the new steamer Mason l.. Weems, oil
the Weems Line. to transport the regimen!
TO aud from yorktown. This viii be the
first trip Of the boat. The regiment will
leave Baltimore on Friday, October 14ih, or
Saturday, October 18th, for their camp.
There will be turnout OF 400 muskets and
about 500 men in all. Field and stan Off
GERS will be mounted, and will carry their
horses with them. Stables will be built for
the horses, aud the regiment will Dig their
ogn wells. The cooking OF the regiment
will be done in camp, including the bread
used. for bakers bread will not be used as
heretofore. The Committee OF Arrange
ments is Lieutenant Colonel John ID. Lips
comb. Captain william p. Z)llnger, Cap
tain Winfield S. Anderson, Qnartermaster
Robert Miller Baltimore Sun.
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A Few Words about Collector Brady.

A Few Words about Collector Brady.
Collector JAMES ID. BRADY, of Petersburg,
is al, important factor 10 this contest. BE
has the closest relations with General MA
HONE, and Is, by virtue Of his intimacy, The
most Influential Of the Republican coalition
managers. While Republican ofice-holder,
be has become 10 this canvass more OF Re-
ad;uster, in order to aid the more in crush
ing out the real people Of Virginia. He has
record, and thst record VIC propose to
give In broken doses. The Wing OF the 9th
publishes the following from one OF bis
speeches
-" Moreover, propose to 60 to the people
OF yifginla-tbe Republican people. By
Rspublican people mean the coIored peo-
pic Of VIRGINIA"
How beautifully this doyetsis with Colo
mel CkxERoS's declaration that he means to
carry Africa into the war. At Lynchburg
be said with equal significance IT IS IN
POSSIBLE FOR TIE REPUBLICANS TO SUCCEED
WITHOUT MALONE" on course, il 1t were
possible, be would not be playing second
fiddle 10 any MahoneIte living, but would
be lighting on the same Strsightout Repub-
lIcan line that be fought when be claims
be was cheated out OF bis seat in The Virgil
nIs State Senate from the Portsmouth dis
iricf by united Democracy, ncluding the
present Mahonei,es OF that section. The
Republicans Of the Sesbosrd seem to know
bin better than the Democrats OF Peters
burg, II JosEPH T. WILSON, a most intell-
gent colored official OF the Norfolk custom
house, Is to be relied uron. lie says In a
card:
] have never attempted TO rob Mr.. Coch.
ran, chairman OF the Slrsighout Republi-
con State Committee, OF the honor due him
10 making public Brady's effort TO bride
him, either by reporting or circulating the
dishoDorabIe proposition made TO Mr..
Cochran by Brady.
Knowing the offer Brady made q negro
official 10 this locality not long since, pro-
ylded he would do certain things for the
benefit Of the party that denounced the
Supreme Court OF the United States, and
demands the repeal OF the war smepd-
mensss do believe Mr.. Cochran's state
ment 70 be true.
1. | have ntver deserted my race fer
Office.
2. have never conspired with white men
agsins; colored men.
8 have never soliciieda tury's sympa-
thy FOR ballot-D0x suffer.
1. have never been denounced 90 trail
tor TO the Republican party. That's the
kind Of g cattle" am.
The people Of Virginia. II they DO not
know as much shout Collector BRADY as his
brother WILSON does, know that be Is not
their political friend. They know, further,
that he bas been allied with their enemies
from 1869 to the present, and under his
banner they will not fight. General JACK
SON oDcs renaiked that II certsin editor
said anything good OF him he would con-
einde that in some unguarded moment be
had done wrong. So II Collector BRADY
steps aside 10 affiliate with any Virglnlan
ealing himself any kind Of Conservative
Democrat Il IL safe for that Yirginian 10
fske fresh bearings snd see what be has
done 10 commend himself to such Rspnb.
Hca1
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DEATHS.


Died. SUNDAY August 81. 1881. at 81 O'CLOCK q.
NJ, j. w. CONRAD, In the sixty-s'xih year OF MS
age. -, 81. IT, rs,td.nce
1918 east Clay street. on Monday eyeniHg a. D
Charlottesville ard Hsrrisonburg, Va, papers Will
please copy.
ci,d. Tuesday August 16, 1881 at half-pAit
o,clock sitter 4 brief bur psinfui illness, pr.
THOMAS NJ. GRANGER, Jr., IN the tuenty-nrst
yesr OF his age. - ,,.
he shall ever remain. -,
I. None knew him but 10 love him, none n'med
him but In prai'e.n
His path from The cradle 10 ihe grave Uai I'M
bl,mishsd. lie had Atrnile for 81.
Yes, he hiss gone TO the place where bis reward VIII
be psid, ,,
while under the sod hts body they have laid.
ONE WHO LOVED HIN.
Died. On Saturday night, Augu't 2Oth, Mrs. ELL
"a PHILLIPS. widow OF the late james Pbinps,
io The ak seventh year Of her age.
Her funeral took pace on Monday morning from
the Grace-street Baptist church.
Died. IN this city. August 2Is, at his residence.
south sd. Dock, foot Of ). vencenih street, Mr.
John WADE. IN The siIty-hflh year Of his ,gr
His funeral took place at Trinity cnurch Monday,
August 22d. instant.
Norfolk aud Petersburg papers please copy
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The Press at yorktown.

The suggestion was recently made that a
press committee, consisting OF one from
each OF the thirteen original States, should
be selected TO represent American Journal
ism st the Yorktown Centennial, and the
following gentlemen have been appointed :
Pennsylvania, A. K. Mcclure, PhiladelphiS
Times, chairman; Maryland, A. S. Abel,
Baltimore Sun Massachusetts,, Colonel Pull
siier, Boston Herald; New Hampshire,
Stilson Hutehins, Manchester Democrat ;
South Carolina, +. W. Dawson, Charleston
Neus and Courier North Carolina, Charles
r. Jones. Charlotte Observer; Virginia, j.
Barron Hope, Norfolk landmark; Della
ware, w. T. Crosdale, Wilmington Every
EUening; Connecticut, Z. A. Burr, Hart
ford Times; New York, George Jones,
New York Times; Rhode Island, Senator
Anthony, Providence Journal New Jer-
sey, Thomas T. Kinney, Newark Adrer-
tiSer; Georgia, james II. Estell, Sayaunah
NeuS. Colonel Mcclure has been invited
to deliver an address on the field OF York
town during the Centennial on the rise aud
progress OF journalism in America from the
days Of Benjamin franklin downwards.--
Baltimore Sun.
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ROoNs STATE CONsERyATIvE-DENOCRATIC J
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
RICHMOND, August %, 1881.

RICHMOND, August %, 1881.
A. N. Kelley, Esq, OF this city, and Glen
Green, Esq, OF Charlotte, will address the
Young Mems Observation-Disclosures
Club OF Petersburg on Tuesday night, 23d
instant.
The following canvassers are published
by authority OF the Executive Committee !:
Seventh Congressional Distuc,-Flu-
wanna: w. 3. Petit and A. A. GRAY.
Albemsrle: Colonel r. L. w. Duke and S.
V. S0ushall.
Seventeenth Senatorial Dlstrict-George
Perkins and N. Woods.
Eighteenth Senatorial District-C. G..
Thomas, Joseph o. Shepherd, snd J. Samuel
Parish.
COUNTY AND CITY CANyAssERs.
Fluvannh: Pembroke Petit, ID. L..
Anderson, and John o. Haden.
Richmond County: Joseph w. Chinn.
Lancaster and Northumberland: Warner
Ball.
Albemarle: Walter c. Dlbney, r. 7. w.
Duke, Jr., and Samuel B. Woods.
j. BELL BIGGER, Secretary.
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wnn. senalor Bech Saws.

Senator Beck. OF Kentucky, IN discussing
The political probabilities IN csss oil the
Presidents death, said: "There Is great
fear expressed that CoDkling would hare .
voice In Arihur's ADMINISTRATION. L don't
think that IL would work harm II be had
nave never known Conkliug to do any
thing that wss corrupt, and be undoubtedly
has great ability. ] cannot see any Just
cause for apprehendng that Artburs ADJ
niuistrstion would not be good one De-
cause he might have a part IN It,"
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Virginia Matters from Washington
AfaudDOfuf,

The Washington correspondent Of the
Alexandra Gazette says:
A letter received here to-day from Colo.
mel Mosby says that young Brooke, OF War
renton, Va, his former Vice.Consul, would
sail for the United States on the steamer
that brought this letter, and that he has APP
pointed in bis place a young EngIishman
whom he met in Hong Kong. The Colonel
says nothing about coming home on fur
Tough.
Postmaster General James, in an inter
view with Senator Johnston this morning,
told him that the Administration was doing
all 1t could to improve the condition OF both
the Republican party and the civil service
in the South, and that there bad not been
twenty changes in the post-offices in Vir-
ginia since he took charge Of the Post
Office Department.
The meeting OF the Stalwart Republicans
In New York and the MshOneites in this
city whenever the President is reported to
be in dangerous condition is the subject
Of no little remark here.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-23

rv rnE FALL CAMPAIGN OPENED.
suLI0s MEYER SON
:. MY IN THE FIELD, wuH BARGAINS
FOR rae PEOPLE.
rusY OFFER Turs WEEK

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RED and GREY TwILLED FLA NHELs special.
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BLEACHED and UNBLEACHED CANTON
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10 BERKSHIRE CROCHET QUTLTs. extra large
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Al nIalreasinr EllnnfIon.

What dreadful thing 1t is to wake up 10
the middle OF the night suffering from
cholera, the nearest doctor a mile away aud
no one 10 send for bin. Imagine more
distressing domestic situation II you can;
and YET csses Of this kind are very common.
The trouble, however, would never have
become serious II the man Of the house had
bottle OF PERRY DAyIs's PAIN-KII1.ER at
hsnd, for II is remedy that never fails to
cure cholera, cramps, dlarrh@a, or dysen,
terry. AL druggists keep Il.
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A Good citizen GONE.

IFrom the Las Negss OpIic.I
Frszler'S faro-bank closed for the season
and the proprietor has returned to Arizona.
II is said among the sporting fraternity that
Frazier lost money ever since he came here
from Tucson, three months sxo. He ran q
square game, and has lost heavily. Last
night prominent citizen drew 1880 out
OF the bank, and that settled Las Vegas in
Frazier's affections. II be had run brace
game his financial success might have been
greater. The boys hated TO see Frazier go,
for he was a well behaved fellow and made
a gnnd citizen