The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-06-14
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The Abingdon Standard says: The Re
adlusters have met In convention and the
1 Ross has appointed bis candtdates-Came-
| ron for Governor. Lewis for Lieutenant
IGovernor, and Blair, immort1lized by MS
sentiment that sshonor never bought
breakfast" for Attorney. General. IL Is a
mongrel ticket, and one that no Democrat
cab support. Some who are blinded might
swallow the head aud tail OF the ticket, but
none are blind enough TO take In the mid
die OF II.
The Lursy Advance says Will the peo.
plc OF Virginia suffer themselves 10 be duped
| into the folly OF following the leadership OF
Malone, who said that "the State debt has
become secondary issue"f
The people want It settled, they are tired
of the old song about broker bills and
funding bills, but they want bill, and
want that bill to put an eternal quletus 10
this bone Of contention.
The Shenandoah Valley says: This is the
ticket which this Malone Convention would
palm of on the people OF Virginia as Demo.
cratic so far as Democrats are concerned, as
Republican so far as Repubicansare eon-
| cerned, as colorcd so far as color Is con-
cerned; and this, too, with view OF break
ing up or destroying both the regular par
ties in the State.
The Bedford Sentinel says: The Demo.
cratic Beadjusters have no idea OF being led
| into the Republican party. They VIII no
longer follow Malone or support bis party.
They see that they have been deceived, and
are unwilling to be deceived second time.
Democratic Readjusters will in the next
election vote for the Democratic ticket.
The Charlottesville Chronicle says: On
the whole, we can but regard the ticket as
weak at both ends and badly cracked In the
middle. II has fallen fat everywhere, and
no amount of brag and bluster will work
up for it respectable enthusiasm. The peo-
pie wanted Father Massey.
The Bedford Star says: The Malone
ticket makes bad start. Riddieberger de-
clared In the Convention that John r.
Lewis, their candidate for Lieutenant.Goy-
ernor, would not poll five thousand votes
west OF the Blue Ridge. Riddle, we reckon,
is about correct in his calculations.
The Orange Observer says: The Reid
busters have met in conclave and have nomi-
mated a ticket, with a Rtadjusfer at the
head, a Republican in the middle, and Re-
adjuster bringing up the rear. The whole
ticket will be left in the rear in November
next.
The Fredericksburg Star says: The ticket
recently put in The field by the Mahoneites
does not seem to have aroused much enthu-
silsm among the ReSdjusters, nor do the
Republicans seem to be taking TO ii quite so
extensively as the makers fondIy hoped.
The Abingdon Standard says: How
will Lee, Scott, and Wise relish voting for
man who for years has prosecuted them
in every conceivable manDer? Lewis has
done this, as the citizens OF those counties
we'll know.
The Giles County Virginidn says: The
ticket suits US, and Democrats generally
wear satisfied smile. We do not know OF
one that could have been Matched up that
we could vote against with more pleasure.
The Manassas Gazette says There can
hardly be doubt but that in the coming
contest such a ticket, embracing as 1t does
so many conflicting creeds, will be utterly
rejected 10y The people OF Virginia.
The Winchester NerS siys: How many
votes will be left to The June ticket after the
deduction from thirty-one thousand OF that
portion who decline swallowing Lewis,
Gorham, Conkling, Cuff a. Co.!
The Tappahanuock Inde1 says The tick.
ct nominated in Richmond last week Is uni
versalIy conceded to be weak one.