Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1881-04-08
Politics and Politicians.

which VIM. Malone is welcomed to the
ranks as full fledged stalwart. Here is
a verse of it:
o William Malone! o William Malone!
Thourt freedoms true son, thou'rt one of our own
Thourt marked with the sign of the stalwart man.
Step forth to the front from the rear to the van
This is to greet thee. William Malone,
Thou art -eedoms true son. thourt one of our own.
John T. Stovall who is contesting Cab
ellis seat in the 47th Congress, informs a
reporter of the washington Republican
that he firmly believes he will be success
ful.
b A meeting of Culpeper Readjusters held
on the 2lst ult., resolved that the recent
attack of MI" Hill of Georgia on .'Sen-
ator" Malone of Va, twas the result of a
deliberate conspiracy on the part of the
Funders of Virginia. % The following
resolution is just. too rich for anything:
g. That under the circumstances the Sc
lection of committees in the Senate (seven
Democrats being chalrmen) was liberal
and fair, and that it fully reciprDcates the
liberality of feeling and action manifested
by the Democrats in voting unanimously
for every member of President Garfield s
Cabinet. gs0el IS eds -s0fr4QssH
Secretary of State Faqptleroy and Capt.
John S. Wise, each sent bouquet of flow
ers from Richmond by express to Gen
Malone last week. g a@
No vacancy except bv death or resigna-
ton will take place in the United States
Senate until the 4Jh of March, 1883. In
that year twenty-six seats will become va
cant. i
Wonders will never cease to unsophisti-
Gated people. Who, of such sort, for in
stance, ever supposed that a Virginia Sen
ator would Sit, with countenance llluml-
mated with delight, and hear his own
questionable action defended by SUCH men
as Hnar and Logan at the cost of the dtfa-
nation OF the people of his State?-Atea-
Gen. Malone has appointed Jos. Tysso-
wski, lawyer of Washington city, clerk
of his committee. He is a brother ln-law
of Gorham the Republican candidate for
Clerk of the Senate.
On Monday, at Orange Court, Mr.. Ma
hone was endorsed! The white Readjust.
Frs were not willing to ''endoTse or con-
.demn" him, but the negroes were anxious
to receive and acknowledge all new
converts. Accordingly, Andrew Eaton.
"a gentleman from Florids, land one who
canvassed the State for Garfield last Fall
called the meeting to order. This man
will be remembered by the many insulting
remarks he made about the white ladies of
Virginia. A series of resolutions were
adopted. Eaton was a delegate to the Pc
tersburg Convention, and consequently
was full of the spirit-wil ling to support
the Readjnsters, as they would do him the
most good. GordonsviNe Gazette.
''Allen G. Thurman ard wife, Fourth
ward" is the way the e1 Senator register
ed his name at the hotel when he arrived
at Columbus, Ohio. ~
General Malone nominated Capt. Rid
dleberger for Sergeant alarms of the .
5. Senate. 1t is considered among the
pest Offices under the Governrr ent. ano
the envy OF few men at once became ex
cited. Some wrote letters and some sent
papers from here to oppose him. We art
happy to say that tile high gentlemen OF
his town. among whom we fluid some pc.
iitical opponents Of Capt. Rlddleberger
neither Joined In nor approved OF the
work Woodstock Tirginsan.
Hon. Joseph Jorgensen, Republican
member of Congress from the Petersburg
district, in An interview with New York
Tribune" reporter, thinks that unless
Malone gets the united support of the Re
publicans in Virginia next fall, he will
fail as he can't carry more than $4,000 OF
10000 of the Readjuster vote Mr.. Jor
gensen adds that many of the leading Re
publicaps in the State, like Gen. Wickhan
and Gen. Peter B. Starke, who were as
gallant Confederate generals as any in the
South, and who are warm Republicans
will under no circumstances follow Gener.
Il Malone, but will. with the majority of
he Republicans, follow such course as
may be marked out by the Republican
State Convention to be held next fall -
In the Pennsylvania House of Delegates
n Monday Mr.. Clark. Republican, OF
Philadelphia. offered a series of resolutions
uloglzing Senator Malone, compliment
ng Senator Cameron for his speech in vim
'iication of the Senator from Virginia. and
ienouncing the Democrats for resisting
he Republican organization of the United
States Senate. The resolutions provoked
considerable debate, in which Mr.. Brown
Republican, of Erie, severely denounced
Senator Malone for treason to his country
and said he would not vote to indorse his
recent conduct in consequence of his past
disloyalty. He moved the indefinite post
ponement of the resolutions, and Mr..
Clark, fearing the unfavorable considera.
ton, withdrew them.
A stalwart republican living in Harlem,
N. Y. has christened his newborn son
sArthur-Mahone.'
Gov. Long, of Mass, has decided to Of
fer Gen. Devtns, the latter's old seat in
the Supreme Court, made vacant by Judge
Soule's resignation.
On Saturday the County Convention of
cOalitiOnists met, and, after long session
iemade the following nominations: For
| County Clerk, N. w. Catlerton (Republi-
CAM, with Bluford EddlDs (Readjuster)
| as deputy; for Circuit Clerk. John Alex
ander (Readjuster). with G. W. billiard
(Republical) as deputy. lea, n that very
great dissatisl action is expressed with this
| oil dhSNhCbO, oHO UAC H1ODd UIllUy 10 UUdU
neither party will regard the action of the
vention.--Albemarle Letter in, Rich
| naond Dispatch.
Gen. Longstreet is to be recalled from
Turkey and made T. s. Marshal for Geor-
gia.
Mr.. Thos. II. Cross, a readjnster mem
Der of the Virginia House Of Delegates, ID
to be the clerk to Mr.. Asa Rogers. Jr., the
new railroad commissioner for Virginia,
who entered upon bis duties April LIST.
Senator Mahoue might have adapted his
aslotaSion fro1n Marnien in the following
-@tds. md addressed the ssme to the gen
w., >sblie OF Virgins:
"i =, ''.ta0q sayest am not dear
And il eaiS assembled here
To all The L. -te&ipg, far aud near,
:. Stalwart and s. uisNer q great mistake"
Lord Angus thOu lies s.ahb,,u1, None