The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-20

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fA,exsndria Gsxstie, Aufssf fesh.l
General Malone, member o. inc onse ~.
states Senate fron Virginia, must nave ie y
mortified Ell the reception ne net VIII ~
this, d Virginia city. last night nsaf,.,s.
Hoo about half past 10 O'Clock, accompa-
n,sd hy several OF his followers, who went
dowo The river IN the afternoon TO NEE.
MIN AZ aeon ss The "great' leadef OF
the 20 oredt Resdjusler Liberal party mace
hi appearance upon the wharf one OF nis
AIexandrja friends proposed "three eneefs
Tor General Malone" This was respohueo
N A. near a. could be counted, by six Wnite
men. one-legged colored mao. aud smaN
colored boy. Six colored men, escn WIN =
djI,nIdated brass horn swung scross MS
sho,lfer. then came forward add playeo, IN
: most beartrendlDg. torturing style, hsli
a. ths ChIef'' When thai Apache or
SIoux " bspdn (of music) presented itssIf
hefore the General he must have mentaiiy
exclaimed, "Saye me from my frIends
Ths line being formed, the procession
,noved mn the street in the following order
Dick Doesn (coIoredl with lighted torch !;
General Mabope, escorted by Messrs. ID. a.
Vindsor and Fillmore Arnold. followed by
Cantsin R,ddIeoerger, J. ID. Brady, Colonel
n w. Asbby, L. J. Lloyd, and four more
~ the " SevenieeB-and.a.haif CIuD,' VINO
have a. vet attained 10 no notoriety-ln poll
Tics. The negro banda more contest
looking set OF negroes could not he found
was sent Off up the back streets. rms mover
procession IS IL wended its solemn way
along the route received large additions
oF boys-attracled by that solitary, Kicker
ing torch held aloft by DogsD, whose coun-
fenauce showed that he felt the honor OF Ms
position. He looked exactly Ike tue reno"
representcd in the pictures IS ascending me
hill OF fame, or something else, crying OUT
as be advances, Excelsior" Arrlving d,
tho residence OF Mr.. Windsor, the General
and his escort passed In, and The dooIs ana
vindows were closed. Dogan stood out
side with his torch, and bad 10 pa
ti.ntly submit TO the taunts OF the "bad
boTs1 who bad huddIed together 10 1ocks
under the shode-trees which surround the
house. These boys, getting tired OF wasting
their breath on Dogau,, commenced TO veil
for "BilIy Mahone," Billy the KID" &C.,
&c. They initiated the beating OF goat,
and made other uuearthly noises that only
BOYS can make. Everybody who made MS
appearance on the steps OF the residence
was applauded and called on for speech.
This conduct was continued till the band
arrived, when the young savages were
soothed TO silence by Hold the Fort"
After second piece by this b'nd-said
TO be n "base" morn sOlo-SenatOr Ma
bone made his appearance, aud spoke
about as follows: "My friends, | am not
before you for the purpose OF making a
speech. l thank you for this compliment,
and feel sure that your hearts Will rejoice
when tell you, in all confidence, thst the
great liberal movement Is progressing, and
the cause of The people is bound TO become
victorious. Good night" [Slight applause. J
The "b.nd "-Of tOrturtrs-then played
"Carry Me Back" aud the crowd dispersed.
This morning General Malone, Captain
Riddleberger, J. ID. Brady, and number
Of Alexandria Resdiusters, left for FairfsI
Courthouse, where political den1onstra-
ton took place to-day.