Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1882-09-05

Arthur administration supports Ma.
honeites in preference to straightout
Republicans. The Richmond State of
August 10Th says:
"Of course no proof Is needed to show
that the Malone faction and the Radical
party of Virginia are closely united in
action and sympathy, and that the CO.
alition is complete, but as some of our
Democratic friends, who have been led
astray by the Misrepresentation of Ma
homes henchmen and still believe that
they are in their own party and voting
with the Democracy, we find in the
Wing of this morning letter from D.
B. Henderson, the secretary of the Re-
publican congressional committee at
Washington, to DIR. Richard A. Wise,
of Williamsburg, which was read at q
coalition meeting at Watkins store on
Saturday last, from which we extract
the following paragraphs:
I'm reply to your inquiry touching
the attitude of this Committee towards
the nominees of the Coalitionists in
Virginia, and particularly towards the
nominee of that convention in your dis
trict, desire to say that this Commit
tee will earnestly recognize the nomi.
nees of the Coalition conventions
throughout the entire State of Virginia.
I'm taking this position this Com.
mittee thoroughly understands that it
does so because of the wish of the Re-
puhlicans of that State, and because it
believes that by this uniting of the anti
Bourbon elements of Virginia that State
is to be redeemed from the dangerous
control of the past"
How delightful it must read to good
old Democrats of Virginia-''that by
this uniting of the anti Bourbon ele-
ments Virginia is to be redeemed from
the dangerous control of the past !"
What dangerous control? Why, the
control of the Democratic Conservative
party. And how redeemed ?" Sim
ply by turning it over to the Stalwart-
Ra lea l-Arthurian Administration
That's the size of it; and any Democrat
who votes the Malone ticket votes 8
Radical vote, and does it with his eyes
OPEN"
MAHoNEIsM AND MIXED RACES
So Mr.. Libby was chosen Tuesday to
succeed Judge Spalding as the candidate
of the Coalitionists in the Second dis
trict. Concerning Mr.. Ph@bus's with
drawal from the~contest, a special telee
gram to the Dispatch SAYS
"At an early hour it was announced
that Mr.. Phnbus had positively de-
clined the nomination, the cause being
that last night a number of the colored
delegates to the convention applied at
the Hygeia for accommodates, and
were told that he would provide for
them accommodations, but they could
not be the guests of his house."
AS Mr.. Phoebus would not mix whites
and blacks in his hotel he became OBJ
jectionable to the seekers after social
equality, and Mr.. Libby was taken in
his stead. Is it not reasonable. there.
fore, to conclude that the negro poIiti.
clans in the Hampton convention be.
lieved that Mr.. Libby, if he were in
Mr.. Phebus's place, would agree to
their demands? Is not this one of the
most striking proofs that the great OBJ.
ject of the negro politicians in the Goa.
litiOn party is to force their race upon
the whites? Yet the petty Boss and
those who speak for him are forever
making willfully false denials of this
fact, swell knowing that in order to
carry out their own selfish purposes
they would never falter at anything
low and dirty, even to making friends
with "the SOW" and joining her in
"her wallowing in the mire. "-Rich
naOnd State.