Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1882-10-17

vote in this distr,ct
wbot hod pou, dora tor tho roor,o of Vir-
piniae He had gone to Congress. he had voted
for Keifer. Republican, for Speaker. and hao
vpteo every time Win Inc hepuDncans' "non
tnere was contest between q democrat anu
republican, ana wnen ne oio vote for Demo-
crat. 1t was because there was no contest anu
the Republicans themselves voted as the DEM
ocrats did. Paufs conscience" OF which faui
spoke SO much, was kind of by conscience
on the important question OF the Iarin
commission, Paul did not vote; he dodgeo IT,,
as he did nine out Of ten Of all the 1mportant
measures before Congress last session. He was,
however, always present and always voted
when there was chance to kick Democrat
out Of ONCE and put Republican or negro In.
In closing, he spoke OF the bright prospects
for the Democrats referred to the cheering
news from Ohio. and urged all Democrats VINO
had strayed away to return to the Democratic
ark in time. for there was bound to a be Hood
and they would surely get drowned.
At the close of Mr.. Aliens speech. the large
crowd adjourned to the well-laden tables. where
they partook of the bountiful feast OF good
things provided in the greatest abundance by
the good wives and beautiful daughters of Mid
btol hospitality. but the hospitality on this &C.
casion was actual. and beat the solidity out OF
a proverb all hollow.
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freedonoo No # ia dampoh,o tyranny
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with q family Of children was assessed nv Huh.
bell SIS out of her SIS monthly salary. and when
she appealed to him in behalf Of her children.
she was told. "Damn vour children. the Repnb-
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comes along with his assessment and takes s45
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had tn nav to help keen the fetters m her own
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the peoples rights by the passage of the Conn
missioner of Sales Bill, the ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Bill, the Judiciary BILL the Railroad Bill. &C..
which were all. due to the Big Four. defeated
He spoke at length. of the many great iniu
ries that the Republican party had been guilty.
of towards the South since the war: and IT was
with this party of hate and partisan malignity
that Mahone Wise, &C., wanted to carry the
Democrats of Virginia. Was there any Demo-
crat of Virginia SO mean as to desert the great
party which had bravely stood I'D for our rights
when they were menaced by the Republican
party, and by whom they were all branded as
traitors and who deserved to be hung. He eIo.
ouently depicted the grand fight the Democrats
of the North. under the leadership of Randall
had made for the rights of the Southern people
and saved them.
He showed how the Democrats in Congress
had worked for the repeal of the tobacco tax
and how IL had been onnosad nv the Rennbli,,
cans. how the Democrats had voted On the
River and Harbor Bill. which had anpronr;ated
xsOo. 600 to Virginia waters. and how the Re-,