The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-04-05
Warrington.

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MIN ,pryCH FRON Mr.. SALISBURY
'..'' sN,r.ElcaNS DETERMINED 10 STAY;
las ~. n,v0CRATS- RrApJUSTERS WHO
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osr Rcsular correspondent
IN. April 4.-rhe galleries were
..',3ej ,rd,y. and As soon as The Journal
c'''., A. Pendcton moved to go into
W. ...,, .e.,ioa. The Republicans, how
Gu. ...,., d,fesled this reasonable PROPOSE
Gu s.r,,or Joan>ion then got The floor
~, Two hours. lie ignored The
''.., .ri.t. except 10 reply to the state.
- vr. Dawes that tie negro in the
-hh.a.o wade through blood in order
all, ballot. lie demanded of him
an where Ia Virginia this bad
.,,s r,,c. Mr. Dawes replied he was
t,r generally OF the South, and
.,....r, Of Virginia; that the deter
',,.,,X,adc tue negro from The bal.
'-...v..k df,.cni shapes IN different
..,,.e.. IN Mississippi they bad The Mis-
.....i ,.a. la Virginia il was toe >u-
...-..s Of iaa white race over the negro.
..s,,.,r. / 10 the fact mat The Uuted
.....s.l:,s nj troops to Petersburg 10
.....,..l. 'riucai>c. senator Johnston re-
...,.,. sr would bavr TO refer the >enI-
......,.. .,.l,.euc. General Malone, Is 10
n ,,csr- q af',ir> at Petersburg. As that
o..t.t.ae. In answering General Ma
t.-'. r..nucc to the vote N The South
ve., d>-. Dee called attention II the
....ileof.. VIE OF p r. burg in Novem-
..-n.,. wlen General Mahoue'> July ticket
-.. far h.aird 1.-The Grip.S,ckeIs and the
rrnae.,." aud amounted only TO seven
.rndffl .rd ir.c.iOn ont OF a vote OF
r.srl, four laouHnd-and this, too, in the
tc. a General MahOuC> prediction that
b, would have majority Of $4,000 in the
safe. H. leld General Maboue's Grip.
sch circular snd compared It's prophecies
with The aaull returns. He discussed the
Rildlete..er and NcCuilOch bills, and
showed ,5.i while the latter took care OF
,be ,c3o5. sud with the Henkle bill Sc
cured them all the funds they are en-.
titled 10. :ee FOL mer. il carried out, would
Ie,ut in 'leir destruction. He quoted SUI
ve1u,enG6nt Rulfner'S report to show that
schools actually received last year the sum
Of s4jl, fe-a larger sum than the Riddle
iel.eT b.I even pretended TO promise. Re-
I}i0s 10 he structures Of Mr.. Dawes on the
tute q Virginia TO pay her accrued inter-
ei Be declared that although her intentions
VIe good. Yet owing TO the ruin brought
ahcu. is Inc war and the financial depres-
slol c5r.td by the panic she had not been
air Sc, % do 20. He showed, however,
from secretary Sherman's report, that the
lrred SAFES Government Itself, In cOnse-
osnce Of the panic, mad to take SOL 100000
ipn The sinking fund 10 meet is accruing
interest. He said if prosperous Govern
lent line mis- was reduced TO such an eX-
Iemty by financial crisis, surely State
douoly crippled by war and panic should
have >oue consideration from outsiders.
he read from extracts from Riddleberger's
durine the last canvass, show
ng how strong were bis professions
Of Democracy then. and how he be-
walled tue Republican triumph in To-
daca ana Ohio in October. Referring
to Rlddebegger'> record on the capilation-
lax. whlcn be now denounces so bitterly,
De- showed from the Journal OF the House
that wheU lie bill amending the Consttu-
non making the prepay ment Of the capita
uon-'ax Prerequisite for voting was pass
co. and mo ayes and noes called, that he
-.ed 10 vote either way, although
Ir" HioU.e> afterwards he was found
WONG o. an unimDOrtant measure.
III rad from the Richmond wing
20 LOW ile ultra reputation doctrines OF
'tnefal Mlh0Dc', organ. including It's para
,npl abcg. burning the libraGy Of the Su-
rene Coul, OF TIE United States. He also
tau iFol0 TIE speeches Of Judge Newman, |
y Hino'er. Readiuster judge, and of |
lr,f>. Pau. nd Blair. TO show the extreme |
10 dangerou. tendencies Of the Rcadiu>ter |
.idei'. lie a..O showed that the reduction !
STATE expenditures and the consequent |
iIp'u, 10 the State Treasury were |
Oe 70 ibe action Of the regular
7mocfatic Legislature OF 1S77-'7S, and not
NE lat legislature, controlled by CO.
mon Of Republicans and Rcadiuslers.
''s reduction, be said, was accomplished
'n' adoption OF biennial sessions Of the
's''la'"it' 'ne cutting down Of salaries,
70 he noticed the fac, that the capitaiiOn-
\ goes 10 The school fund, and If the Re-
'!u''er' succeeded IN abolishing it they
D." GRIPPE The school fund to that extent.
lhls connection he read from the
''>Achu,eHs Con,tituiion, which makes
-''nS ana wriiiGg necessary 10 suffrage.
O'"e1 We attention OF Mr.. Dawes, the
upon 81 priceless suffrage. TO the fact
' - Vosis a man less in Virginia TO pre-
"'1'seiI 10 vote than in Massachusetts.
,1'V Johnston made no attempt al ora
- n'O4 display. and only stroye TO con- :
>oild arguments 10 the debate. He
'''oeu' however, for want OF time, TO +,
ID "Aog tnln2s be desired TO say, but |
1'" De VIII say il the debate is protracted [
'"' extent. His speech will not provoke {
'"'os Of the bloody shirt.
SALISBURY MAKES SPEECH FOR PREsI.
!, DENT GARFIELD.
US salisbury made most original
.Vo"' lie declared that the patriotism OF /
republicans having been appealed to 10
- nc proposed TO appeal to their fealty ,,
r'''!' After saying that Mr.. Garfield is
''e 'sa1ed than any President who has I
: V'cumed the White House he made bis G