The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-20

frsing to vote for the river and harbor bill
IN the United states senate. and denounced
his hiding in the clOak-roOm while the
vote was being taken and refusing 10 vote
for the bill. John Paul more like Saul Of
Tarsus, the scales not having fallen from
hi, eyes yeti did not vote for il either. He
couldn't vote against this Administration.
which had for It's motto, " YOu be good 20
me and III he good 10 YOU" No. no /:
Paul was waiting for the SLIPPERS that
Judge Rives had put on. and ne couldn't
afford to make the Administration mad.
THE PROHIBITION QUESTION.
Mr.. Massey said that prohibition was not
in this canvas. He was not prohibition
i>t, except in this. II Richmond people
did not want TO have liquor sold in Rich
mond he was in favor OF this. II they did
he had no objection to this either. He was
IN favor Of every community having the
right 10 govern Itself. John Wise had told
the people not 10 vote for him. because
he was a temperance man. Hadn't the
people as lief have sober man TO repre-
sent them a. 4 drunkard! What would
Johnny Wise do II the distilleries were 10
stop: He would hardly be able to carry on
his canvass, and he was in favor of letting
a few run for hi. especial benefit. Wise
had said he had seen the speaker in bar
rooms, surrounded by people. This wa,
not 50. No man had ever seen this, and
never would.
GOOD ADVICE.
Mr.. Massey declared himself in favor Of
4 tariff for revenue. and incidentally pro-
tectiye. lie Gid not want Nireinian>
ground down 70 sustain northern manuilc-
turers.
lie made stirring appeal TO the young
men, cautionin- them - stand 10y The right
and never be- afraid 10 meet the gaZe oi
man nor the verdict Of a just God. Never
sacrifice principle Tor the AXE Of Office.
lie quoted from senator llolr the language.
'that ii there Wa>anythihg i'm which the poo
pie of the United states cXcellcd. il va, in
thcp production II corruption" he begged
the people OF Virginia not % contribute TO
thi, end. Tokin- ihi, 10r q text hc cited
instances from the history of the country
20 prove III" assertion. notably the di>lni>-
al from office by President Iiayt- Of CheS-
ter Arthur. in order that the Office of col-
lector 0f custom, of the city of New York
might lie hOpe>t'gadmini>tcrcd. Now Mr..
Mahone va, fhc trusted agent Of Arthur.
and The general distributor Of Federal
patronage IN the state.
ToLLING ALONG.
He illustrated the way offices were doiod
ont by saying that hc knew how farmer,
tolled their sheep and their geese. even.
along. They would drop q .'til. corn here
and little sJlt there. and only o few would
pick ar IL. and the r,,t would follow. aU
expecting 20 - food, until they w,r. ir-
side u toe -ott. and then tbc cate would
slam, and the farmer would LAY. | won't
give it 20 any OF you. Why. th, one little
office u iudec-hip wa. leading aloug at
least dozen mon.
MALONE.
In aluding 10 Nahouc'> assessment note
and IL, bein- signed William Mahoue. he
said for once wc have 'hc name hi, mother
gave HIM. Itwa> Usually signed Malone.
Virginia" There was only one Malone I'm
the country. and tnc country couldn't a.
ford but one.
Aliudin- 10 the revenue officer I'D Dan
Vile who inflated Malone I'M thi, respect
Mr.. Na-.ey took UD the revenue que-tiou
and declared that If elected 10 Congress be-
would Use his every olort To-
WIPE OFT IHE ENTIRE EEyENUE.
H. cited the base political u~c> go which
the revenue Offices had been doba,ed. and
dirty elecliOneering carried On by the Of
fcials.
MIXED SCHOOLS.
when The speaker alluded TO The con-
crc,,ional educational ti'l. which provides
for the education Of all children without
rcgard 10 race ''''T. OF 'm.'ti 'onp''i'A'
ne a'NcU Il A' i.' "i Ia, ','''Dv'' WI,
reld! ior 'Hl-' l'''l' NM ct; 'i 30.
was the r-l l'h>c' li' uiGn 'iilii"
nero to W'h' I'd fi''' ne ulih "i'iHc nam
Tor waning 90 'e Nul'e man tNth' pu'
he dd blame
TIE WHITE NAN WHO WANTED Io BGA MICRO.
For one-lct other. say what th.V
plca.ed-he wl- for the white man all the
time. II other, choose 10 submit 20 negro
dominion and aii.iation. when it clme 10
Virginia The white men of the STATE would
rise up a. int il. fGr,4i chccring.l
Abiding 20 Mllonc. hc aid b" Wa, the
most corruuf and corraut.nz man Nirg,u.l
ever ave birth .. He said 10 wa. not hi-
foh,-it W4. ru Guht. our Wivt.. our
children. and generation. unborn were in-
trre.t.l. and d. enr,aI,d 20 fe, u.0ulr 10
rise llp. heal discussion, I'm the Democrat .c
uarty. and ..yc ,l,e state from ruin.
Thankin. the crowd, the speaker closed
amidst thunder, Il aipiau.c and stirring
.ir from ,he band.
Captain George 10. Wise, Speech.
C,'t,i, VI took .ho ..qrd and COM
-, ..,.,,.. tb., ..,,.in., ~ -. l.t.
- ,,.l ia nl, i,t.rd r., Iona,
5',i, ',',.' .r'1J H. tsJ bnrnlI ,o.r..l
" ',''' ,I.. ''' ,.',i, H.. r.,'r...n,aj n. had
~ u, - l,.P, =, '.., ,i;'h T., ro,ld dr,,
'oi.iy In.u- l;' .h,,, ,.",,, ,tc,,. .o,'. ~.
sn.I y ,'''n naI ,,r,I ~ ,oa noi,,'.a, .ro.rj
'1'i,' III ',t .,,.i.o., h. ,.. .,,,I t,..s,
''I'1 '.'''t '...,.,, .t,I T@,'d ,,,cn
~, ,'o,''' ,..,',.i'nfi.tt you'd
i.,,,o H., ,''''''. Ia., r4t ,or. =, f..e tY nj.
"m,o,.nt -. h. Lad been by bi. nr,yiou.
.''.,ln,l,;,n~ ~. ,,.,rdn,, .toor ~ tbrov,