The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-04-15
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..-.r ,lki iTloN tAfoShp, ihb ihl HhS-
'......c.lLOT; COLONEL CANEGoN'S
wso ND oTHER NATTER or ESPECIAL
N""'. b., yiRGlNIANS USED IL tue AR
NlA". VISA SESSION TALK-CoNKLING
ccyg\i-'N''
c,yrNr
.,..,>. April IL encountered
democrat who, while he has a
'.. .,'., oeS Of middle age. may have been
...r l,f.rson rode into Washington
.o.ro .n. He is recognized by CORE
s.,.. d, walking political encyclo-
.,. ana tnov, all the facts, speculations,
nh... NE current in Democratic and
.,t.,., circles. I sal down by HIM in
'-....r. and 4,ked him 10 tell me all he
r ,t.g..be political situation. Ii would
',.,,.. ao..days for me TO do that, he
.4,r.Iam ready TO be interviewed,
..,.- Z -u ready To tell YOU III nv own
-n,.. ,hink Il the Mah0ne-Rcpubli-
....r.e. Il was f,r bigger thing IN the
..r.,- ,5an Won NirsinianS supposed.
~. .r1ltc,nmeucad much further back
..... ..,. ,asce Of General Malone in
$500. Why. my dear fellow, it looked
p.,.i ~ zin- nearly Tho whole if not
......, south. General Malone was 10
...,,s l, ~ motion in Virginia, and ii
...... D. W., to be initiated in North
,...ro.. south Carolina. &C.. by leaders
....i. ..-,.d upon. lie was 10 have the
..t,. and substantial support OF the Re-
,.t,.,r r -. bu, WIS 10 be LETT to fight
=. t.~.. .. go autB)urbon Democrat. In
t,r, d., the Republicans Of Virginia
u.-,-, i. compelled 10 support him
rav.lv - choice between evils.
n, nr. however. spoiled this part
r. .ta .ne. De SAID, and located him
a. Republican party. Say what
,1V.tlHil', want OF judgment. be did
GOOD -a,r- tscr. and is great man. He
,1ta w,a. 90 20 ,ay that while The Republic
Gan, d,c.-. ,ts. the Democratic party is
dead 's., fl uneasy because New York
cia. br g, Democratic, place their oppo-
rsa,, in power. 1T i this insecurity"
.dle. "tha, makes them anxious TO split
% sold south and secure a Republican
its. I'D some OF the southern States. To
.u., ia-y would willingly wipe out the
dl,. q ,our entire section and remit you
.mg k.gL Il rule. Don't YOU" said he,
'.a, ill' .L,r game is big one, and that
Mhoae J, % necessary TO them that they
would ..ie him all the patronage OF the
,.rItt 3. would only demand it in earn
r. HdG 30, surprise me-" ne remarked,
"ar they nominated RlddIeberger and
Gnlm. fox NY wonder was that they had
ri nominated Mahonetes for chief clerk,
executive erk, and chaplain"
"WuI .Hr PROGRAMME SUCCEED Z"
l1,krd. Tie Lesitated for a moment, and
I'D: The chance, are against it, because
d. Republican party is divided into Conk-
lI.i.e. and BlaineiteS. IL these were a
'l'. end 'h. 'le game had not been pre-
nl,urely exl 1,ed. it would, in my iudg-
mont. have won. Then the fact that
Nahouc j., w''h Conkling, Cameron d Co.
for Grant make, The anti GRANTEES cold to-
ward, him. But have told you enough
!5r one day, be- remarked a. he moved to-
ward, ilc senate. BY the way, was i'm
pressed with what he said The more after
barring senator Norgan's speech.
SENATOR VoIrAN NAKEs ANOTHER GREAT
SPEECH.
senator Morgan. OF Alabama, is not only
strong seeker, but his language is superb.
and dl. voice never fails him. There was
great expedition to-day in regard to his
speech, tr ! hear Of no disappointment.
10 hc'. 'ls comment i that apart from its
a'.'} tH.'. ye a, popular in Virginia as
81. 'NlcL yet delivered during the debate.
he devoted himself to Mr.. sherman for Il
considerable .ength Of time, contrasting in
Wa r0o:, b., position A. Secretary OF the
Treasury w4tn he defended on high
ground, Tie removal OF Messrs. Arthur
a1i Cornell, nd hi, present attitude in the
>.aaie @, 'le aGyoclte Of Riddleberger and
-f lio.og.,, i1. population.
.'t ftl1f,b- SO NETHoD-THE KISS VERSE
BALLOT.
The attention d everybody was attracted
"a'n senator Morgan explained the Peters
.Is me'aod 4 elections, which the Repub-
'.'l' bad 80 much denounced. He COM
IeDctd WIKI me election OF 1869, and gave
''' 'ssIe@a;e vote up 10 1874. Then he |
s''phcsiy described the plan adopted to
''',I Mann "uo !, now a Rcadjusier Judge, |
anu n''a ui Inc ki,,-yer>c ticket then used,
" men, De '4.1' !, an inch and seven eighis !
I'D 'ens'h' lie also explained infinitely the
"'. "'d' adopted 10 The election Of 1875,
'ao ''ad ih' Virginia statutes to explain the |
-1''u''Se o. Tbs ki,s-yer,e ticket. He fol-
.'"'u up 'Ae election, a, Petersburg, and
-'''y declared that General Malone was
80. bead ard front Of the Democratic party |
' ,l''e "Hilt these things were done.
""AD FROM COLONEL ". h. CANEGON's
VIKINGS.
'"' Interest was not abated when be held
~ ~ Tue A-aone electoral ticket of last fall
- ~ ''4O' Hector, at Large William +.
'A''on' H. Il. Riddleberger. He then
y .y'e'ued 10 read extracts from Colonel
: 'Iefon's editorials in the Petersburg
a. .APPeq! and Petersburg Star. He
Il. ~ ,u''' De aid, to show how a representa-
~. Ae@o!u'!er stood on questions OF grave
!, .'uen'' In one Of these editorials it was
!. .''ieu laal the national debt ought TO be,
NUT be, repudiated. In others, negro
,~'"SIlon and carpet-bag rule were de-
I, aud union Of all whites urged in
t' s'ns and vigorous English TO prevent
: Triumph Of Radlcalism. IL the Senator
-, resided IN Petersburg all his life he
wv not have been better informed on
" subjects ne yvaS dfsc,ssi,,< and eyery- |