The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-06

mouniafns anQ the loWiands. IBe de-
scendsnts Of the men who fought at Kings
Mountain aud YoFktown--the SURVIVORS Of
those who for four wears followed the tat
tered banners of the Confederaey-will
never be put 70 figh, by Cameron, Blair, and
Lewis, even II they have 81 their back all
Africa. know the people Of Virginia, aud
i know they will, ss Of yore, perform their
duty In this eveutful crisis 10 q manner
worthy Of their fathers, their wives snd
children, snd OF the glorious traditions OF
Virginia.
And there is-anOther issue. Senst0r Don
Cameron, OF PeBnsylvania, on the floor or
the Senate said that bis party IN that body
we're not contending for the Offices, but
their object was 10 help Malone ib Virginia.
Can honest ReSdjusteTs be carried by sens
tor Malone into the ranks Of the Republi-
cansi tCries Of "No!" "Nol" from
every part Of the house The recent con-
vention. which placed Csmeron 4 Co. in the
field, endorsed Mahone and made bin and
his record sn issue az the canvass. Senator
Malone was elected a a Democrat, and last
fan be supported Hancock, declaring that
his THancock1 ticket would carry Virginia
by $4,000 majority. More than tbst: he
said that II there should De any
danger Of the election Of Garfield
aud Arthur be would withdraw bis eiectO-
raj ticket. Did anything occur during the
extra session Of the Senate 10 make any man
change bis political viewsf rCries Of No
His absence from the Democratic eaucns
was marked, and the Republican caucus not
only gave him the chairmsnship Of com.
mitiee. but q place on several important
committees. II voted every time with the
Republicans. He voted FOR Morrill, Of Yer
mont A. chairman Of the Finance Commit
tee over the chivsirous BaJsrd; for Conk-
ling for chairman Of the Commerce Com
mittee over yOur neighbor, the gallant Cen
eral Matt Ransom, Of North Car0lina; Tor
the infamous Kellogg ss chairman Of the
Railroad Committee over The peerless La
mar. Then lie voted 10 confirm VIII
liam f Chandler, OF New Hampshire,
for Solicitor General. who bas been one of
the most malignant sbuSers and pcTsecutOrs
of the South. Voting every time with ibe
Republicans, he now wants 10 carry honest
Readjusteis into the Radical ranks. but be
won't do IL. Bossism does not flourish in
Virginia. Logan NAV boss Illinois, Came
ron Pennsylvania. aud ConkHng, quondam
boss Of New York. Day send his loving
telegrams TO Malone, but thank God Nlr-
elnians bow their knees 10 no living man.
But have irespaSssd upon your time long
enough. and Jsmes Barbour will soon be
here. ICries Of $50 on."l james BIrb0uT
j. A Democrat. and be can't refuse bis par
tvs demand tuat be sbari 90 on The ticket.
II is not BIZ fight. but The tight q
The people OF Virginia, and be can
not hold back when hey order him TO
90 forward. This Is a fight OF Demo
cracy and Conservatism against Mabonei'm.
Of public credit against epUGaiion-and
although you have not put an epauictie
upon my shoulder. will soto the front and
bstile for nv State and people. We must
organize in every county and ncigbborhood.
close ranks, and Then move forward.
Here the committee came in with Mr..
Barbour, and Mr. G0ode closed amid ap-
plsuse.
GENERAL WILLIAM PAYSE
General Payne was usbered upon the stage
amid cheer upou cheer Of enthusiastic greet
ing. He said:
FeiloW-Citiztns,-I hardly know how to
express the gTaiihcau0l which feel 70 the
Fun and apparently enthusiastic call which
you have made upon re. He bad been The
recipient Of such countless kindnesses 10
this city, aud, IN fac. throughout The state,
thsl il made bis devotion greater, Il posi-
ble, for the NiT4iDia people, amongst whom
he was born. + congratulated them upon
the progress q their lsb0rs 80 far. Coming
from the bluegrass section. be rendered 20
the tobacco region BIZ c0Dgrl'uali0D, f3r
their having TlscCd this Standard into The
hand, q q nan a ho will bring t back
unsuilied. he congratulated ,bem upon
their choice 4 Mr.. Barbour, for in sll VII
ginia be knew o. no wiser man lu politics
thsn Nr. James Barbour bad shown llm-
sef 10 BE-. Ee spoke % The contest
iu Wbich they were 10 engage as one lu
which iutel.ect, LJue~'v, and industry were
a,rsyed on lhe one hand against .-lorarc-,
laUd. and corruption. They knew, De- con-
inUed. what fIe Conservative parry bad
done FOR lhe STATE, and b0w lli~ unnatural
coalition party was e1d5ay0riu- % destroy
IL all. Toe C0nserv4tiye party bad found
the scaaw8.s and clrpet-hzgge-s p,gnder-
ing The country. aud through l,> efforts
peace had blessed The state. A. tie el0-
Quent orator who bad preceded him
.GOode) promised 10 enter into the coming
struggle for victory D. private, be TOO
would lend his humble efforts for The sue
cfs- Of the Conservative Democratic party.
H0N. JANIS BARBOUR ACCEPTS THE NOHINA-
Mr.. Barbour here came forward, escorted
by the committee. and Mr.. Harris SAID
Gentlemen, your committee h2ye obeyed
your orders, and present 10 YOU Hon. james
Barbour. He is here, and, Ike q pretty wo-
man. be will peak for himself.
Mr.. Barbour made a very brief aud
pointed speech, saving be would be some
thing more or less than buman could be re-
fuse ) nomination given him under such cur
cumstanc-s. He said be Was iD poor health
and unequal 20 The demand 0f 4 canvass,
but the best be could do would be done FOR
the cause and The ticket. NJ. Barbour re-
tired amid prolonged applause.
NOMINATIONS.
The Chair here seeming 10 be ayerSe 20 the
persistent calls for gentlemen who would
not respond. said Gentlemen, We have
yet some business that must be done; after
that we will have some fun
Colonel Simms. OF PiI;svlyania, here came
forward aud nominated Captain Phil. Ne
kinney for the position Of AtiOrney-General.
Or. John Mofieit nominated Judge james
q. Field.
Judge Clopton, Of Chesterfield, nominated
Anthony NJ. Kelley.
Mr.. Gray, Of Culpeper, seconded the
nomination Of General Field.
Mr.. Brown Evans, Of Middlesex, seconded
the nomination OF Mr.. Mckinney. He
voiced the almost unanimous sentiment Of
the First district.
Mr.. Matthews, OF Loudoun, seconded
the nomination OF Mr. Kelley.
Mr.. Fnzhugn, oi Prince Edward,
seconded The nomination of Captain McKin-
uey.
Mr.. kirkpatrick seconded the nomination
OF Mr.. Mckinney.
Mr.. John Hcnter, Jr., seconded The nomi-
nation Of A. NJ. Kelley.