, 1881-08-06
TIE lIANONE MOVEMENT
What the Prospects OF the Liberals
Appear to Be.
Tic 1latk Republicans Warmly In fa'or Of The lev
rarfy-Seuator Ha!,out and The Lynch.
harg Eon1entIeu.

going FROM Washington to Dnnvtlle by tic
VirginItsAtidand the jseadjuster or Liberal
movement was the topic Of conversation
all the way from Charlottesville 10
Danvl,lc. Way passengers exchanged
notes of the campaign With tho
greatest zcst, md discussed recent rallies at
the Co,,rt-lIousc towns will. rs milctl relish
as II tho mercury in the thermometer had
been ut 81 instead OF 30. III Dnnvllle, the
"boy" who blew tho buglc to call buyers 10
tho tobacco mart laid 1t aside to talk with
another colorel man about an election OF
delegates TO tho LynchburR Convention, and
to declare his emphatic opinion that the lsc-
publican Convention ought 10 "Ilne wlu de
Liberals" At the North DaDvllle station,
where passengers w1lD make tho mistake Of
going by tue Midland Isoad as a fast line
sometimes have to spend five hours III con-
temptation of the wasted watcr.power 1T the
Dan N!ver, was etitlel with a dispute be-
tween the Bourbon stationmaster and u
1tendiustcr Republican. who Insisted that
the llddleberRer bill was a good
thing, although, lie "dtdn't 90 mich on Rid
dlebar}cr," rs they Gail him In virginia. Tlle
lo,ltl argument OIL Ills side, was TINT hn
"wailteu gentlemen To- represent his litter
ests," to which his 1seMijlister ,neigl'b1r
promptly Remarked: "Of colrse That don't
Eetarning 10 Virginia from North Cnro-
| 1fnu md stORpinE ut Petersburg, 1t was dis
covered TINT DinwiddEe County, a Repuo-
S ae% sun s;: as nlissn ii fos lie colored men, i
taelr assertions are 70 be belfeyttt. ;, Win AZ
instinct as keen ns tint Of tho bloodhound by
which their fattlers were followed Ms
movement as one which they think wiI!
grant them lasting immunity from polittcal
prescription and physical ,outrage. It i
to the -, pr9mIse tlat tue ~ sccess ss.,,,t ot
| will permanently. ei1l black proscrIp-
tlon that Tic c00red melt turn rather tl'uM. to
any scheme proposed by tictt. Alali0ne or llls
or Tic l:!dSispsrser readj'.stms,,t pIan: ss!:
!tS !!tsSes tit1i' ii liz n!dst Ct iriends Eysrybody
knows what ',e has been, anl oil know sanal.
cherished nEs1tnst him fur having been n
Bourbon when Bourbon rillu meant Inter.
ference. depriyat'on Of poitIcal rights, md nnd
eysn physical violence CalilnE at t',s se'a. a
fiis H1 sec1s,ary, M4s rs Mr 4 t. Meaae. very COR
! clsely stated tic. situation. ana enumerated
fs fe;s wh!c a, H. p ", t. ns
lIe ted no longer by the lEproKTeSslte tIn1ar-
bous Ito insist upon absolute polltlcal freedom
for every cltizeli Of Virginia, Whether white o.
capitatlon tax. a1ld 10 contend for u eollec-
tion of ttle taxes III such n Hny Us to Insure
tD every child the benefits OF edncntlol'.
Senator 1tal,0Ne'S house Is now his ut'lrs,
| and the StllntDr lns been busy every Nay
communicating with all parts OF tho State
where tlle ca!npaiEn ls IN PROGRESS, over
work compelled him to temporarily cense
20 to bel for tItatTnn: aa. s1 Ie lad adV!ees hi
to believe that tho Republican Cailyention ~
I.ync!lburg would vote to sustain tue Reati-
jnster ticket, At the same time, 1t was EVIL
Mir. Meade Ind heard, Dr. Jorgensen, n
strnIglit-ont Republican, was cnlenvortI,g to
secure strafght-ont deiegntes, where u Wa
Republicans who were opposed to COALITION
Tile D0urbons OF Petersburg Were encourage
Ing the Republicans who sought to elect
.sItrafgtos deleEnies Er0 osnps xnTr
received. AT Orange Court. lionse; wlIere
Mr.. John Paul, Congressman from the Sev-
entll Dlstrlct,.was undressing Hentllasfer
einplays, on tho raflroad betweei, Norfoll::
alld Lynclbnrg, and said TO be OIL 2 leave Of
absence disturbed the meeting, nl!d, collect.
cf9w nt TIE ,s oo5 nt sHgtn crn%s t9Ss
an excited and abusive manner. The l5Our-
bons took this up, and pointed ct y rs tii
evidence TINT the Rerlblleans OF Ornnge
Gea5Sss eal,s4s sEs t efst sas saa snGns a @ ren s
deal OF stress was laid upon the tact that
sotae Of the Rcatl]usters had formerly geen
among tho most proscriptive men Ill w,
Is Of the snnle Kind rs that By which many
Vlrkintans liad been LED. ag9inst their jlld9-
ncnt ai'tl y loyalty to tar state. - coseiis ~
aa at y ytgna
Similar arguments llad led them Into other
fallacles. Tay bud nndertaken t2 puts!ute 2 2
disastrous nollica! and tlnanclnl policy, which
kspt ts S,atS ysars ssa sn a " raGs r