The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-13

, r,e.ented 10 the public mind. He ssked
H. ,easous why the great Democfa,ic
nsy,v should he broken up. The eneuists
~ The pariy and the people propose 70
destroy the oaly party that ever reIieFee
,no eo1,trv The debt question was treated
s v ,ha hand OF a msster. The origin OF toe
-y,ad,ng.bII was made clear, His own
nsrt In ihat transaction was plainly tod.
lie smoke and worked against thar Dhi,
voted a0aIne n. and In the last part OF MS
sneech on that bin be propbesied that, u
nassed. ten years would not see peace ~
Virginia, and The act would not be a ma
settlement. Ten years have pasted, ana ne
now stood before this people Occupying .ne
same position he held in 1871. Inc Dill
wa. passed between two suns by tDe party
that now condemn 1t. Tbe Democracy was
not responsible for the funding luz
set of March, 1872, repeating tnat OF t1sl
was passed by the Democratic party .he
| coupons did not come into existence ~ INC
voice OF Democracy, but The repeal OF tDe
act q, 1871 was a Democratic act. He SAID
NABoNE's Moz6RT-HALL SPEECH,
| oledoine himself 10 see the people pay U per
cant on ara 600. 600, was endorsed by your
own representative, who moved ten tnoo-
sand COPIES Of Mahone's speech be printed
proves Mr.. Eskridge, your own choice, ap-
| proved that amount and that interest.
Nv Massey's and Dyson's " figures ne
| proyed the revenues sufficient TO pay tue
interest on the debt and al other expenses
of the State government ~ OO,O0O anuuai
revenue will pay the Interest, government
cxnenses, and schools, and leave a Daiahcc
in The treasury. The slanderous charges
against him by the cowardly misereants re-
garding opposition to the puolc sGnooI9
were handled with q caustic severity L have
never heard before. The manner ~ "picn
the loonent speaker burnt The brand OF
Ti1r across the brow OF such slanderers
was thrilling and electrical In its power and
intensity.
THE HHNKEL SCHOOL BILL
gave the schools 5000, 900. 1t was purely a
Democratic measure. And now The enemy
claims the credit Of redeeming the schooi
funds. They deserve as much credlt loT
This measure and its benefits as the small
boy that steals into his mothers pantry ana
eats the lam and preserves 1t took the ola
lady 40 long to make. The bad Funders
and bad Readjusters were portrayed win Il
pencil Of light; the $50, 100000 OF came
ron's figures, with g per cent. interest adu-
cd. and this sum must be paid IL il takes the
| IISI DOUnu VI HtNb anu NhN i"N Wy ~
blood. He calls all men who shall refuse to
pay this enormous sum thieves. How many
thieves will vote for such a candidate!
Though he pleads infancy now, he was a
large infant, tweDty-seyen years old. came
ron's picture OF the Republicans when he
was older was also exhibited. a great
many extracts from Camerou's editorials
we're read and commented Oh with marked
severity. m
NEARLY 1000 PEOPLE WERE PRESENT
and erjoyed the splendid speeches. After
the speakers closed, several fine airs by the
Giles. County Band were well performed.
The Hon. Mr. Phlegar Tesd the Blair let
tiers again, with comments; all OF which
was heartily enjoyed. This was one OF the
most enthusiastic crowds | have seen. rhe
people were as much blessed as the large
concourse at Big Lick on yesterday. Daniel
will carry this county by a handsome ma
Iority. NJ