Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1881-09-20

The paramount issue ia the preservation Of
Anglo-Saxon civilization in our Common
wealth. This issue has been, forcsd upon Us.
We deprecate 1t. In convention in Petersburg,
IN March, the negroes. at the instigation Of Ma
hone, raised the issue. They met not at as re-
adjusters, but as negroes and ook action In
opposition to the whites.
I protest. he said, against the establishment
Of mixed schools. The philosophy and history
Of parties teach that any party will carry out
the wishes Of the supporters Of that party.
Comeron said he would carry Africa into the
war, and called upon the colored voters to sup
port him and his ii, ket. He. Goode, deprecat-
ed this issue, and would avoid 1t If he could,
but when Cameron sounds his bugle blast to
consolidate the negro vote, he would call upon
the white people to unite.
He then referred to the intermarriage of the
races; spoke Of Cameron as political aero
| bat; the course Of John F. Lewis; and the
character Of Frank g. Blair, who was 10 dead
that 1t did not need that Wilson. of Salem,
should forge any letters and then called upon
all to come to the rescue of viiginia, and gave
la graphic picture Of the scene when John w,
| Daniel would be inaugurated as Governor of
the State, and said that virginians were not
ashamed Of his crooked leg. made SO In defense
| Of Virginia, and that then Virginia. hrm,
erect, self-poised, would be saved from the
worst party that ever existed since the COM
mencement Of her history.
Speech Of Hon. J. Randolph Tucker.
At the conclusion Of the admirable speech OF
Hon. John Goode, Capt. James Bumgardner,
Jr., in an appropriate manner. introduced
Hon. J. Randolph Tucker, who then proceeded
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principle that does most honor to their party,
and trsmple their brightest jewel In the mtre
OF swine.
Inere was no complaint OF the want OF free
eiections ana fair count except In the dis
| trlct In wnicn Mahone was the chairman OF
Inc district commlttee.
| The folly of the prejudice against the term
'funder' was then exposed and ridiculed, and |
| he showed that by refunding the debt the Uni
| ted States Government had already saved
$40, 1000. Window is now refunding at 81 per |
cent, and next winter the Democratic party
Will insist on refunding at per cent Restore |