National Republican., 1881-09-12
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what n Prominent ReadJuster OF AIexan-
drfa Has to Say.

sirfa Has to Say.
A representative of The REPUBLICAN
met Colonel ID. A. Windsor, leading Republican
Of Virginia, and chairman Of the Readjuster Ex-
ecutive Committee Of the city Of Alexandria, I'm
the city yesterday. and obtained from him the
following Information as to the political outlook
in his State
az believe you are a ReadjusterY" said the re-
porter 10 the genial Virginian.
Yes, ! ain one of the most thorough Readjustern
in the State. | am a Republican Readluster, and
intend to do all In my power for the success ofthe
cause"
"Hs arc things looking, politically, in the ola
Dominiong
From all that l can learn from various sections
OF the State our cause Is gaining every day Came
ron and Blair arc making good impressions upon
the people wherever they speak and adding many
converts to the Readjuser ranks, AS an evidence
of Bourbon weakness their leaders have thought 1t
best for them not to have any moro joint discus
sions. Daniel met Cameron few times, which
satisfied him that II was useless 10 undertake 10
meet Cameron's arguments, which were so plain
that the country people could see at a glance that
tho BourbOns had been leading them blindly for
years ON to their own political and financial do
struction The Funders are not willing to discuss
the vital issues of the canvass before the peoples
they dodge the points which most interest the
people Of Virginia
DO you keep posted on your State politicsH"
81 think do read the leading newspapers OF
both political parties, and am in close relations
and correspondence with the leaders Of our party"
"Thcn YOU think the Readjuster party will bo
victorious at the coming election in November"
"I believe as much as my reason will allow that
the Readiusers win carry the State this fall. When
such able Fundcrs as George Mushback says that
Daniels does not stand ghost Of n chance for
election, IL looks like weakness all along the lines
of the enemy"
what will become Of fwickham, Jorgensen, aud
Dezendorf your party trlumphs9
"Nhether we succeed or not, they will be buried
in the political graves they have dug for them
selves deep that no resurrection will ever raise
them"
"Will they turn much Of the Republican vote
| from the coalition ticket TO the Bourbong'
mo, sir; they can't influence Ave thousand
votes in the State. l am as good n Republican as
any of them and would do more for the interest
of the State today than they. I affiliate with
the Roadjustcr party because saw they were right
| in what they proposed to carry out think II is
the way TO bring Virginia on the high scale OF
prosperity with the other progressive States"
A." suppose you have full confidence in the faith
Of the leaders of the Readluscr party and believe
they wildeal fairly with tho Republicans In the
division of PATRONAGE
" do not think any clear. headed, honest Re.
puDllCHH III NIBlnlN uONDlS COnUucHCe OF inc
Rcadjuster party. Il Is only Bourbon dodge to
| frighten Republicans and deter them from doing
their duty at the polls in November. They make
great howl, and sny if the ReadJnsters
are successful Malone will claim all the patron.
| age and never give the Republicans anything
and that will be the last of the Republican party
in Virginia. There is no truth in the charge. Sem
ator Malone and his associates are MS high-toned
gentlemen as ever healed any party. suppose
Jorgcnsen and Dezendorf should help the Bour-
bons succeed, what would they expect? Why, sir
they would have to pack their gripsacks and leave
on the first train moving out Of the State The
Bourbons are only wet.nursiug these gentlemen
until after the election; they have no confidence
in them. one good thing for us Is that neither oil
| them has any influence in the Sate.'
"Wlll Jorgenson and Dezendorf vote with the
Bourbons in the organization of the next House oi
| Representatives?
81 can't say what they will do should not be
| nstOnished at any course they might pursue.
| hayo heard 1t talked around that probably they
might vote with the Democrats on account of theil
bitterness to Malone"
How will your city go?"
al think the city of Alexandria will so for the
| Bourbons; but the Coalionists will sweep the
| county. The change has been wonderful among
the people recently, especially in the hot-bed oi
Bourbonism We are going to win the fight, and
don't you forget IT," said the Colonel he boarded
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