, 1881-03-26
VIRGINIA LIBERALS.

Senator H1nhnHe 1hA0facd VI Aais FHFtS
OrRanizutlon-A Liberal State C"n-
ycntlou to lie Gnllcd-AF1fy There
shuui Il He No solid *omtis.
Nv Tsitqruph !" Ntm link jtsn,''l.
RMffstDNtI, W., Mnrcll 2l-fn pursuance
OF Il call Issued sD1ne tw'n or three weeks ago
there Ia II meeting of tho Kea'ijustur State
Committee IN session ut thu lPhtU htllcE lO-
night. TIlc i,luIn nb1cct of The meeting Is to
Fix II tIme fnr the holding nf q Stnte CHnyeN-
tu, aud 10 Issue an address to ttla Liberals
Of tho State. Gen. Malone. who IL Clair
1IlAll Of tl,c Committee, IL not urcscnt, and
the meeting Is presided over by Gef,+ Seth
iInIlIRg. Of Petersburg, The meeting Is guile
fnll, representatives lMtng present, either In
person or by t,irtxy, fran every suction Of tho
State. III addition tn tho routine business of
the Committee 1t Is expected TINT actlon Will
*. taken III regard tn uls recent cnursc of
a[atlone In tho Federal Senate. Whnltl, will
l's can l,a casilv lvnnt.ctpntei from personal Ill
nh correspondent tlIls eve,!ltx. without n
single exception every men! her of tlie Cnln-
n!ittru strongly md enthusiastically indnrses
t1nllonr. Tic entire Llbural press af thu
Senate anil pledges ''ll1 4 lnrgtly~'hcrelscd
suppnrt on tile vute Uf 1873, when lle WAS
practically elected Senator by tile people.
Members FROM tho EASTERN SECTIONS Of, tho
Piedmont region rpp0rt large nctesslo!ls
from tho DelMocrn's, WHO, NOW that tho
F.ll!dc:s arc practically nballt0ning their o1d
pIslt!ons on tlIp debt 4uestln' tor one similar
tcr, as tho iurty tint Is destined ta pluce tie
5tate nl, the road to prosperity. The. present
complaint. on.Gry. anil biatnnt abuse 1l
Atal,one is. They my n%linE H., more 'n
sl!ged IN against lin by, tf'c FnnIers for
several years. SONY Of Tie ,neintirrs sng-
Eested tint tho Kea!l,lssers by allowed TO du
their oY ab!ss Of siaIloe sl @ + be ,a,iseFyes ;,,
linliu. The RrntnitDl,s abuse Of Alsth1ne In
crenxes his popularity with tho Rtad lustefs
md traws to tlcIE Drmrerats who nru sick
n1 tIre,l Of l.ol,rl'oiisn,. Tht: ,aI'pcnrs 70
tcr. ntl,l their addresses When published Will
l,astel, 1t. The Committee I,avc tiecttetl Il,
l!"lu tic Stnsu Convention " the CIty Of
NLc!lnn,lh m Thursday, the ri dny of June,
tllg rnttu Of to every 900 Of tic population.
The nt,ircss will b. issued tho dizzy ynfter to-
inflrrnW.
Alahol,e's organ wi!l ltaye lca.lng cd: .I
unli Democratic standpoint. Aftur discuss.
sing tie uattey y It's he,trillgs on parties mud
sustlo,'s from. thu. standpoint Indicated tic
Thu Soulh il suffering from Federal uws
of several kinds tint cannot exist thu mn
1nent t',at tho party in power Inn liattet
| Wlltc!l) tlnS to leak II this sectlNu gnr prac.
| ticMl stiMl essential support. THESE laws cnufl
never Ilnye beGn lIlssctl llAtl not both Snrtf
! Nl,h South been so truly "s0litl." But lr
| yOn.l The consideration Of votes no tart5
| wuull dare make Or continue sectional lAws
| whrn pnlttfcs aEln parties rcasu To Ue sec
tlunnl. II National legislation Is In be q h,,r
den Or n benefit we may be sure tllat VIC slsn1
get tho burden al1tl tile North Tho benefit n
l0llg MS parties A,il sections c0ncltfn sU futal
| Iy ug,lt,st lS rs ut present; with equal Ger
| tufniy VT 1lny Look for snlne fAtrness I'll thl
distribution If both heMtS utd bur
deEs, whenever parties l,nvo tt. lDnl
| III all parts of the country fur their
effective constituents. Nor Is It necessary
| for nnyhnt1y, North or SOut1l, 10 dn ylOenrt,
10 Ills faith and principles lh bringing ,hnu
| II collsuilil,atnn 80 tleyntltly tu hH wished
| M rctl Democrat need turn IL II nominal ftG
pnbIcnn, nor need my reai Republican tlir,
| II Il nominal Democrat. All tElut IL required
II tint tho lIhurAlistn represented liy Zen
| AlA1i0nu md tho Rcadjusters hr adopted nit
| Displayed by men Ut NIL parties. SlI that !,
rGnl Dn,nOcrnt ut tic Nurtli ll,ay MOtlle furcct
to ltttg Ills trub sentiments under tile Ilnillt
OF Republican. ntll nlHy nSst,llle his pru,t!t
llN1tla nIlll place III politics without 0srnGiss,
pruHcEipt!t>n, nr Iltanlt; and 50 that II real IT.
publicu1l iii tho Sulitll In,ly DECLARE himself
| MccUrtltng tn his 1IOnrst convictions without
| lUSs Ut elato nlNl wtfhnllt lilcnrrnE the lihS
Ing md sc0rn of bis neiglllWrs. All TINT t1,t
situation demands frUm NUrti,, South, East
| md West IL tilat liberation III politics WlIicl
ub!nlns eycrywhure within o'tr borders us II
religion"