The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-13

ICorrespondence OF the RichmOn Dlspa'cn'J
CH~IIs1IANsBURG, September 8, 1881.
This has been another grand day Tor the
Democracy. Before coming to this section
I had heard so much OF this being The lana
Of the RegdJuster | have been mueh sur
prised to discover that peculiar class OF clli'
zens to be almost as scsrce as the lruth
seems 10 be in their arguments. found
one CoSliliOnist on the train yesterday anu
he came from the county Of Nelson.
The exposure OF +. 5. Blair by bis letters
TO his friend Wilson has produced a Won
deriul effect. The letters are unquestion-
ably genuine. and / have heard his personal
friends have been so much shocked al tue
exposure they will no longer counteDance
a man that could act as a Democratic can
yssser and write to a Republican sueh ier-
rible things against the cause ne pretendeu
10 represent. His betrayal OF his cause ana
treachery to the poor negro makes allo-
gether a funny record for an embryo At
,orney.General.
At 10 O'Clock this morning the people
came i'm from all directions to hear the elo-
ouent representatives Of Virginia Democra-
CIV. They were not disappointed.
CAPTAIN GRORGE D. WISE y MAJOR DANIEL
HAD on THEIR W~AR-PAINT,'
and | have never heard more telling and
ENJOYABLE political speeches. j have been
engaged in many political campaigns, but
have never witnessed better effect OF ora
tory than has been eviDced by the large
crowds OF people On yesterday at BIG Lick
and to-day at Christians6urg. III the Dem
ocratic ball continues 10 roll as herceiy as
il has rolled In Roanoke and Montgomery
for the last two days, il will surely roll up
a heavy majority for the State ticket as well
as the legislative and senatorial. About 10
O'Clock A. NJ. the people poured In from
The surrounding country. Seats were pre-
pared in front Of the Central. Park Hotel.
After a few fine airs by the Giles-County
Band,
MR.. PHLEGAR INTRODUCED CAPTAIN GEORGE
D. WISE
in a very handsome manner. He was re.
| ceiyed with great applause, and spoke la
glowing terms Of Yirginia's honor, ana
thrilled the immense audience with an elo'
ouence seldom heard in this mountain cot
try. A large number OF the fair daughters oil
Montgomery aud adjoining counties graced
the occasion. Captain Wise paid a beauti'
full tribute to the true people OF Virgins
and The Jcffersonian Democracy, then
branched off like a prairie on fire upon the
Coalition party. His wrathiul eloquenct
seemed TO scOrch and burn the
very ground Malone stands upon,
He had nothing to say OF the Re
adjusters OF Virgins. DE believed they
were honest; but be did not believe Ma
hone, the great leader OF the Ccalitionisis
was honest. He was dTeadiully severe OF
the slanderers OF the true sons OF Virginia
Mahone's railroad operations were criticised
and exposed, the treachery Of the president
of s25, 900 per annum was described In
manner not lattering TO bis vanity; tb'
Whi1 was described as a consolidated lac
tory OF lies and supported by a subsidy
drawn from a bankrupt railroad presided
over by General MahoDe-thc $4,000 pai(
TO his own paper out OF the moneys o
stockholders. Captain Wise then paid bi
attention to
THE COALITION CANDIDATE POR G~UBERNAT0
RIAL H0N0Rs.
This man Cameron denounced all Read
~iusters as a band Of thieves, and compared
the colored people 10 monkeys, and SAT-
they were only useful TO vie with weasels 4
stealing chickens. He. also criticised job
Goode because Goode opposed the paymen
OF West Virginia's portion OF the publ
debt. He had declared that il it require
every pound OF flesh and drop OF blood I
nav the ffty millions, aud 6 per cent. upoI
all that large sum OF principal, Virginia
honor demanded the sacrifice, and it shoul
be made. The large audience applaude'
these sentiments, and raised a yell ina
seemed to mean a full appreciation OF th
inconsistency Of the Coalition candida
The financial management OF the Atlantic
Mississippi and Ohio railroad, as compare
} with the State finances as proposed by Ms
hone, was admirable, and duly appreciate
and applauded. Captain Wise claimed tbs
ALL The REDUCTION OF STATE EXPENSE
WERE MADE BY The DEMOCRATIC PARTY,
and the Re6djuster Coalitionisis hay
! never saved a { dollar OF the Commonwealth
and have received large sums for no sci
, vices rendered. The abolition OF the az
I nual sessions OF your Legislature was Oh
work Of the Democratic party. The Her
i. KEEL school bill was the work OF the sam
party, while the Readiusters attempted {
steal the measure after II became a Law
2 They could not do that, so they atteDpte
/, TO steal the man. The free ballot and IN
; fair count plea was pronounced the base
fraud of modern times. Arnold, the d.
I capitated Republican, was proof OF the IL
: sincerity OF this claim. Because the poe
: coiored man dared TO speak MS opinion 0
$ political questions his office was taken iroI
him. Massey was the most popular OF b
party, was defeated by a free boAOt and
n fair count. He proclaims that he coul
: have obtained the nomination by a free ba
4 lot and fair count at $40 apiece. Whe
r Captain Wise held
5 CAPTAIN BLAIR's LITTER TO WILSON, BETRA'
e ING HIS POLITICAL TRUSTS,
= the sensation was profound. The lette
L were read and commented on with caust
effect. Where poor Blair requested the b
a trayed friend Wilson TO keep his treacheI
10 The Democratic party DIRK, Captain Wi
brought down the applause OF the entI
audience. That portion Of RlaiT's letl
warning his friend Wilson to swatch d
negro, because he was very tricky" ma
the colored people express their feelings
70 4 very demonstratiye manner
MAJOR DANIEL FOLLOWED CAPTAIN WISE.
After some splendid music by The Oh
County Band, the gallant standard bear
OF The ~unterrifed Virginia Democra
: arose like an intellectual giant amidst gr,
y and continued applause. His opening v
% grand aud beautiful. He divided his spec
Into Two parts-tbe measures and The N