The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-27

lhsir meeting ncIa 'ot t"e
po,otinc delegates 10 the Convention Oh
Juoe I'd, passed resolutions declaring ina.
,hev are true Democrats and understand
General MALONE TO be one, will be sur.
r,,sed 10 End General MALONE himseh
talking az follows. He said;
.ssince the Republican party is iiiend'y
IN us. and since the Republican Aom,oIs-
tr.i,on hiss expressed desire snu 'oten.'o"
10 aid us, we would prefer 10 pave pea.e
rcign within It's borders. IL Is be,ter lor Us
thai there should be harmony In the hepuo-
licsn party"
n n Il better for the ReSdjusters ihst
harmony should prevail 10 the Repup''cah
party, they are not true Democrats. suco'
bowever. is individually General MAHoNE's
position as reported In this interviews ior
no wept on 10 say that he answered as iol-
lows those who we're alarmed about the
split IN the Republican party. To such ne
said
.Tbe split YOU talk OF Is not so wide as
van tujnk: the Republican party Will not be
DESTROYED by II; 1t can stand little inter-
mi ,ronbIe: IL can always calculate upon
the Numbering OF the Democrats to give II
victory. This little quarrel will be over ana
forgotten before YOU are very much older'
and we will be none the worse for II"
This little quarrel between GARFIkLD ana
CoSKLISG viii soon be over, and zoe 'o'H
be none The ,oorSe for IT," "We"! VINO!
WHY. we Resdiusters. What say the Page
comfy Democrats to Democrat OF that
kindi
But General MALONE declares that this Re.
pubiicsn Administration has expressed q
desire and intention to aid" the virginia
Readjuslers. Well, let Mr.. GARFIELD 90
so. He will find that thirty-seven Demo.
cral;c senator's will know bow to get even
with him. General MALONE gives evidence
that be believes Mr.. GARFIELD will aid him
mex, fall, when he talks as follows about
MIR. CoYKLING. he Qbe GeneraD said: .
aOh. no; the fight between Mr.. Consiing
and Mr.. Garfield don't trouble me. Ii seems
10 be a matter which principally concerns
New York. This fsct/ demonstrates one
thing TO my mind-I should think IT would
be equsly apparent to every Republican,
ard that y, The Republican party ought no
success ia a national election. Suppose Mr..
7 Conkling land Know nothing OF his plans
should come back TO the Senate, or should
be elected Governor OF New York. When
1881 arrives he can say to the Republican
marty: Il don't demand the presidential
nomination from you, but | want you to I'M
derstapd that no one but me can carry Inc
pivotal State i rather think he would be
NADER of the situation"
How is this TO be preventedI"
Manliesily by breaking up Bourbonism
in Virginia, North Carolina, Tennessee. and
other southern States. 80 that there shall be
no longer a solid South against solid
North. and the Republican party shall be no
longer al The mercy Of the strongest Repub-
Yoaos In one State. Why, sir, that Is The
praudest thing an Administration could do.
Had been President j would have come
into Office with policy for breaking up the
solid South in this way"
Now, II all that doesn't show that General
MALONE is 10 full and entire sympathy Wild
the Republicans, we can't imagine what
would be evidence OF that fact. Nor need
any one any longer doubt that he and CoAK'
IINg are out. COyKLING allows no divided
allegiance.
The worst thing in this interview is Gen.
erii MAHONE's abuse OF his own people.
There are no more industrious and enter
prising people IN the world than the Viz
cinians. Wherever they have gone IN the
West and the Southwest they have proved
this. Yet 10 this Boston man General Ma.
HONE spoke OF them as follows:
"Why, as | was telling MIR. Frye the
other day, when ] wanted granite for the
cuyerts aud bridges upon the railroad
was building twenty years ago from Pc
tersburg to Norfolk Uba', fiat country,
YOU know, without s'ones). found that
could &c. granite cheaper by going to
Blue Hill, Me-, than by going TO the quar-
ries about Richmond. Bless you, rented
q quarry; tried to work it, but the peo.
pie were so ignorant, and so lazy. and so
slow, that it was much cheaper to go to
Maine. That WIS twenty years ago. That's
all changed now. You can get all the
granite YOU want land it's the best granite
In America) around Richmond. i have no
doubt that it is sent TO Blue Hill, Me. 1t is
sent everywhere for monuments. Whence
the changer From blood. Northern men-
wide awake, intelligent, industrOus-hav
developed those wonderful granite quarries
around our capital. The mOss-backs never
would have done It,"
General MALONE tells what his stump
speakers intend to say to the people next
fall. He says:
ave shall retain our present position on
the debt question; we shall urge the claims
OF u tariff for protection we shall preach
honest money. the maintenance OF the ma
tionai banking system, liberty and charity
for all men, the repeal Of the odious capita.
tion.tux, and the honest administration OF
public affairs-this last, above all things"
That's enough to make us laugh-us who
had so hard a fight only three years ago on
the greenback question against Genei al Ma
HoyE's organ and his supporters. We
should like to hear NEWMAN and CRITcHER
and the other greenback orators make a few
speeches Tor "honest money" and Gin IA
yor OF maintaining the national banking
system" We have a good friend in the
basement Of the Capitol whom we should
particularly like TO hear defending the ua-
tonal banks. That's our side OF the Ques-
ton, aud we don't think General MALONE
or any Of his followers will be able to
mount our platform and compel us to mount
theirs.
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GENERAL MALONE AND Tue ApMINIsIRA-
fioE.-Elsewhere we have quoted what
General MALONE SAYS as to the help he Il 70
receive next fall from the Administration.
Yesterdays Washington Post tells us that