Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-05-31
HIS SECOND GRAND PHILLiPIC
AGAINST THE BOSS.

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these be bargained 10 hand over TO
Arthurs administration. The boss
put me in big district shaped like
a L. He thinks | am going to be
a candidate for Congress. AS to
that | may and | may not be. Ii |
could feel that could in justice to
myself and the people OF Virginia
return home to night and remain
there without ever making another
political speech or ever again filing
any political office it would be ore
OF the happicst days OF my life.
But | am gong TO make canvass
through the State, ifnot a, can
dIdate at least as a private citizen,
in behalf OF tic people OF the state.
Applause.
1t has been promulgated by the
satraps Richmond mouth-piece that
he and lis henchmel were going
to support President Arthur in re
turn tor what he had done tor Viz
GINA. | ink President Garfield
was one OF the best aad noblest
mon. lie, By his conservative
vicAs, proved himscl; a friend to
Nirtmia aid the rntrc South. Now
look G Oh this picture and then on
thai, Is hal has President Arthur
dine to- TIE Old Dominion that she
should -upP3rt his Radical Admin
isiralion ? The Boss Richmond
organ says lnc State owes nim a
Deb; OF gratIiud: Tor something or
otter. What TOR What has |. en-
J done lof you. my .rcnd., that you
should give mm your support ?
has hc i,di ell or Gwen rccommrn
! dcd abe red ,c.ioa ri tax on tobacco?
Has ac les. No. d. tax oil viii Ky
or on ANY OF ar pro uciiors =;
I No" "'is'e does tac g.a,fudt cont
Iln 1 ca. ,ss a.r a., Il / s. ~ see
ia. Tic bhly au. as boss may
/ - OYER 10 A.l-u.. ktcA,n C,o.re,
Il Tie, cnoes,. at what nigh. has
Ii r. VI hose & acclMc tn. tA.y
are Going H. ia.s You over, OOly
ami SOU, 10 Il a,i:al Re,uJlican
Administration.
Ny iiica.e, wDat il spectacle WAS
p.csn ed 10 your new at the CAPT
raj city u you State last winter !!
4 mn whom yJa sent 10 the Uni
;cd S.a4es Seua.e ic,ying his seat
ia that august body 10 come to
Richmond and engage III lobbying
measures through your legislature.
And when he did come he
never Tor oncc ia; mp at res e.
table hotel, hui made lis hcadquar-
lcrs in a gamblng and drnkng
saloon On Bank street. Sensation.
Applause. Oh, the degradation TO
Virginia, YOU and me, That Eer ban
uet from lis his4 eauants should
lie thus lowered 10 ,.ail in the dust
Loud applause. | am d Nilginian
and so were my lore fathers way
back 10 the fourth and fifth gener-
ations.
llr. Massey brought his address
10 a close by declaring that Sea-
tor Mahoue was now the worst
eLcmv OF Virginia sic lad ever
produced. He then thanked his
hea ers for Tic patient, marked and
respectful attention they had given
him. The questions he had dis
cusscd v ere as deeply Interesting to
them as 10 himself, AID wha ever
conclusion they might arrive at hc
believed would be just and iais to
him and to themselves,
Is tier old Auditor made his
bow and was leaving tie stand,
cries OF 'Go on, go on, Mr.. Massey
were heard. His speech WAS deliy
cred ia fine style was clear, logical,
]
and convincing It may e safely
stated TIA: coQll 1t have been heard
by I'll he people OF Virginia, Ma
hone would fad his STOCK OF collars
am bills nue. greater than the de
mand fyr them. 1t tie conclusion
OF his speech, Mr. Masseys Read
iuster friends co graiulded him Oh
his remarks, ad ing within hearing
Of your correspondent We believe
you arc right we approve your
course, and will follow in your
lead. 1T witch tie Parson smiled
all Over.
Whc, he had finished the Ma
homeless tried to get up a meeting
and pass resolutions endorsing
their Boss, but the effort fell through.
Had they gone into the court
house and offered them they would
have been voted out OF sight.
rhcreupon Delegate Hayden, Com
monwealths Attorney Tutweiler
aud some ten Others went into tie
oAic, Of AIr. Tutweiler and organic
ed a close corporation meeting tor
the proceedings OF which see the
Wigs Large Readjuster Meet
ing, Senator Malone and his Lib
eraI policy (Radicalism) Endorsed,