New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-11
tanned in the rest of the State, Hubbards majority
will be 35, 600 or 10000.
THE VIRGINIA ELECIlON.
SENATOR MALONE on THE READJUsTER CAMrAluN-



PETERSBURG, Nov 10-General Malone came
down into his private Office, where several gentle
men were awaiting him, about o'clock yester-
day afternoon. He greeted them cordially and
chatted pleasantly with them, but had the appear
ance and assumed the attitude of man who had been
prematurely awakened from his slumbers.
number of kilograms giving later returns from
Virginia were read to him, and he made RENT oi
tossing up his hat when UNEXPECTEDLY large maJori
ties were recorded. After few casual remarks the
General said, half in soliloquy:
"What a struggle it has been! just think OF
what have to contend against. The arls-
tocracy society, The Church, the bondhold rs anu
all. What struggle, and the Republican
coalition did not work smoothly n IT ought. 10y
the physical inability of the Admin, ration, as
may say, it was long time before it could be male
to appear that the Administration was with us. IL
was not. in fact until Arthur set his foot down
that the mischief stopped. Think of janitor IN
Custom House. for example, coming out with %
speech to the negroes, abusing me aud saying thal
the Administration was not with us. II he lad ho1
been In Government service il would have been All
right They would say he had been hired by the
Funders to do it, But being in Government service
they couldn't understand it. could not have nm
dorstood it myself But our friends
the Fundcrs, didn't seem to have any
political sense | never knew them TO exhibit either
craftsmanship or shrcwdncss They are altogether
too lofty. | don't mean in moral sense but IN
actual attitude. They have made great noise
about the adhation with the negroes and all that,
but their methods are out of datt. believe that
we had been able to do ourselves justice our ma
iority wonld have been GO,OOO. We ought TO have
instructed oar speakers on the dobi question. They
should have shown it up plainly without any
a ,f ur4e IL DlHIU Eng
lsh that's the best way. especalywith our people
They should hav5 shown that the position OF Jh"
Fundors was exactly where the old McCuoch bill
placed us. TIE people feel deeply on
that subject. and they would hayc been
with US The speakers should have opened up tho
McCulloch nlil and showed it, real character Why,
it's a continuous bill. Tho present syndicate may
get tired of their part, but the Governor can make
another contract right aftcrward and so continue
its operations forever. The Legislature could have
made il al right but for the Governor, Halliday,
who was in tho way, and it would tale two
tnrds maj ority to get over his veto All this should
have been shown mp without rhetoric hut lnst IN
plain terms as n be done. Its best not 20 use
fine rhetoric. especially with our peoplc. except
perhap, for few minutes at the end just 10 get mp
a huTah."
"Ob this is only the beginning. lou know We
elect United states Senator IN December
"It viii he one of two men,
Ono is RiddlcbergcrP
"Yes"
And tho Other Captain Wise {"
"Yes. There may be othuG candidates, but II so !
haven't heard of them -,
n hat do YOU estimate Camcrnu's majority r
"The figures thus far do not differ widely from
those made day before yesterday, whom estimated
the majority at 10000. ] think, however, there
will he a falling of. and | should now estimate II
ab0ut | / 900. We have heard from the Fundcr
,trongholds and the remainder f the state, and the
figures seem o place the result beyond danger
Retnrns from 50 counties and cities, covering
oy, r twO-thirds oi the Stale, make Camcrons (Rc'
a.Iiustcrl majority far about loo. Ihlrty-two
counties vet to hear from will considerably increase
these figures but from estimates made from careful
calculations his majority in the state will not reach
10 600 and may fail much lower Iuo RcadJustcrs,
however will claim that Camcrous majority Wili
not bc less than II 900. The Legislature. accord
ing TO the best estimates that can now be made,
stands: Hous--l;eadju dju,tcrs, 81; Democrat5, 10.
Seuatc-Rcadju.tcr-, y Democrats, II. Majority
for Rcadustcrs on joint ballot } ).
Senator Blair of New-iaJnpshirc, received at tho
Fifth Avenue Hotel yesterday the following dis
match IRON Senator MahOne:
prrrpsRrgg Va Nov lO--Olr state ticket il elected
nv IN 600 and more and We have by agCcrain'l result.
g3 senators and 81 members OF thr Housc-a majority
of bofL houses and OF IL Joint ballot There are
even election districts, heretofore ours. to hear IRON