The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-01
nAmnornt or RapuhlioNnY

r,,s ,veeks from next Tuesday The gres'
hattie l. to be fought, and It Is 70 DC oe
csded 81 the ballot-box whether virginia y
or Is not 10 he turned over to the 'enoef
merc,es Of the worst party which has ever
Men Known In the United states-the
p.d,csLRepublican party. 1t is all nom
sense 10 try 10 deceive yourselves, ye DEM
ocrsi,c ReSdjusters, as to the nature OF inc
,ssnes 10 be involved In the approaching
election. You know that General MALONE
Is 70 an intcnts and purposes 9 Republican
TODAY. and you must believe that a. nc
acted with that party last spring, and Is
without protest on his part constantly anu
daily clained by the Republican Journals
ss q Republican senator, he VIII 'oN
their candidate for President pro tnl' OF
,he United States Senate. Having done
10. he will next vote for doHnAS "i
secretary Of the senate-the man VINO sa!s
,N., .prrrtp's ~countensnce in death TO
,.Ind.d him Of the Andersonytlle Federal
rJsoncrs. Having done this, ne VIII Try
70 nut the author Of the RrDDLHSHHoEE DIN
into the important once OF SeFgean'-a,-
Arms Of the United States Senate. lie VIII
,,u n elect GoRHIx and RIDDLEBERGks,
and viii not succeed in elecing ANTHONY,
miles, the Democrats OF the senate a%ree
70 let the Republicans have the president
pro ten. on condition that the Democrat
be allowed to elect the other ofncers OF inc
Senate without q contest. -,
General MALONE, it u said by some, VIII
sbsept himself from Washington at the e1-
ira session. thus refusing to commit nm
self further ~ n Republican. Not be. lie
will be there. and will be Just ~ ready 10
carry ont the Republican programme ~
CAMERON. or DAWES, or HoAR, or LOGAN
or EpyUNpS, or any other Radical sen"or'
Rut whether these surmises be true OF
NOT. II is al the same true that ~ there arr
but two national parties, the present He
sdjustors must soon become members OF
either the Republican party or the DNn-
ocratie partv. The leading ReaUusters
will Of course become Republicans. CAH-
IRON and BLAIR will next year be in ~
full fellowship with the Republican parry
as LEWIS is. we have but little doubt,
Almost all the leaders may be set down ~
Republicans in the future. Generh MA
HONE has blazed the way for them; and
their alliance Of this year with FERNAL.D,
BRADY, R1vEs, and all the rest Of the Ro
publican leaders, will prepare them to be
A. sound Republicans as the oundeot by
this time next year, or sooner.
What, then, are you going to do, Demo
cratic Resdjustersf Will you take In 1881
the fatal step which will necessitate your
marching into the Republican camp In
1882? VIII you desert BArARD for An
THoyyy THURMAN for SHERMAN RANDALL
for CAuERoNy SEYMOUR for CONELISG!
PALMER Tor LOGANs Will you desert
the grand old National Democratic
party, which has stood by you in Sll
your times OF trial and tribulstion and
ally yourselves with men who have never
bad a kind word for the SOUTH VIII
you enroll yourselves among the advocates
OF the ciy%il-rights bill, and put down the
party that tried TO defeat that bill' VIII
you. in a word, be Democrats or Republi-
cansg Isn't this the question you are called
upon to decldey 1t is; and our confidence
Is strong that your answer will be read In
smajority Of thousands upon top OF thou
sands for DANIEL, BARBOUR, snd MCKINNEY.