The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-29
arthur KILLING out RepubIicanism. e.

ihl> paper ana 10y handhIilS that Rev. John
NJ. Dawson aud John J. Nmallwood would
address the StraightoutS OF this city aSi
night.
Yesterday afternoon the COaltioniSts be-.
gan TO indu,triOusly circulate printed
address 10 the "colorpd men Of Peters
burg" appealing 10 them 10 take the adj
dresses home, Ia post them there, and
read for their wives and children" The
address was made up Of charges AGAINST
Dawson. which impcachcd his Republican,
Ism, and contra>ted him with the trne-bmc
Republicans who had announced them
selves supporters Of the Malone movement.
The address contained in all fourteen dis
tinel allegations. and closed 10y suggesting
that he should be- treated with silent con-
tempt The suggestion. however. was
mol literally followed.
The Academy Of Music was well filled
last night by an audience composed OF
people al every shade OF political opinion.
The galleries were filled hV colorcd C0.ii-
lioni>t>, and frequent and systematic ci-
iort- were made to confuse and annoy the
speaker. Dawson, however, never once
lost hi, control, and r,lortcd upon them
several times with good effect. He was
introduced by {. II. TnSley, and without
delay plunged IN med,uS res, and began To-
discuss Rcadiu>teri-m in IT, a>pccts 10 RI
publicmi>m.
DAwSON's SPEECH.
MFR. Dawson said that he had an objection
10 the Rcadiu>ters coming over and taking
possession of the Republican party. They
were after power and spells only; they
make the colorcd people clicVe thc\'arc
doing great things Tor them. For his part
lac thought that their claim Of libcraiiy H.
regard, the colOrcd people was without
foundation. The good white people and
the GOOD cOlored people ought Ia know,
and did know. that the mission al lead
iu>tcr- i, ended. 1t will break down OF IT.
>cli bccatlsc OF its weakness.
WmIPPING-POST.
RcHdiu>tcr, talk a. if the whppng-po>l
were made expressly Tor the coorrd pco-
plc. John VI. Lang>ton had said thai
Moses WIS a boss. but in this aye oI Guilt
walton everybody was anxious for the aho-
hiinu of all relies OF barbari>m. Now. the
Re3diu>tcr> say that because of sheer love
for tIc colorrd man they intend to abolish
The vLipping-po>t. For his part he had
never known the whipping-post TO 80 Ia
,nvbody \, far IL he knew 4 culp1blo
man generally went to the Whipping-poNl
Thr Rcadiu>lcr, had originally favored
IA. vbippiug-poSt. bat now, eincc II IN
urcd 10 their interest 10 allcct ho'!
horror for il. they expressed themselves ~
indignant about 1t.
FREE SCHOOLS.
The E,adju>tcr, claim 10 be the a'llh'i'
, a.. fr,c-,chool system. They know II
nj 40. If WAS born of the Rcpublicai
,.rt, fan hi> county they had h'ad
,n.t,r header Dr. Il. \. Wise. cries "I
,tnr,,,h for Wise. to which the speaker re-
,I;.J after the noise had subsidized ina
n''l.n.,v who those were who halloord Iol
g., VheV were l;tidiu>icr~ Wh" cry
nnt whenever the truth i presented l.
t,.n,1 In his section they had never nae
am, Int calorrd teachers. But the uei'v
'. nn, th,r,. The county ,upclIh'"h'
49,. ,nnointceS OF the Rcadlusicf parry
,...,e iurompctcnt teachers, ana now NeI'
| ;',..,mnct.nt ~upcrintcndcnts to pass upol
| 49,. merits Of competent teachers. bu
| 'L., l,t al uneducatcd cOlOred men, Hn'
,I.', -, 3diu.ter, could easily deceive ththl
| Nil ,y,~ the plan that the Readl listers nv
| 1',.t.I In hondWinking colOrcd men WI"
Wv. iI,;ter,tr. The Rcddlusters had change
th. lind OF paper by which the 'car1''
| i'.,, thrir money but the money u'ui'
"'," any sooner. The appointment ol
' ''I.., was more or less II matter oil pom
GOOD Ec;idju>ter, good teacher
| %ArIoNAL EEPuBIICAN.
| ,.,,t,. h,d stuck together after lll
Iyurhbure Convention 1t hl'5" rI..nt
| ~ ~ ,'', .ucce,sful aud brought about
| Al
| "''',I l;1,n. to do their best. ana 10 u
| h' ,,.itb this demorllizing party iii' Ia
'W"? ,',. one could always spot i''"'
lu,'''ii, and !, generally ill-bred. lie hc'
nuuded 10 the noise when '''''n" ,,'''otn
a"u"," .',,,trd He said THAT they Wah''
I,rsucctability. and were ~" ,,t n"'.T
Terrain white Eepubli'ah h1 ,H ,hat I'm. T.,
Hr,uming, the speaker N'lu ' ,h" rnI,rr
,ullicm party had bi"nSn' q, =" noo viii
noonlc ont OF slavery. ne 'i'Uy ,h.w
n,1iJ;u.ters were fighting To Mp Wv - r.,
Hnmds Now, the c"lor'u pop, rc,dv /
E;.dous. 80 forgiN ing, that li''. ,' to'.n swi
IL. tbr rod by which 'nty l"u mo.
nm They had gone WIN a." ,'y,nuy.
lLnovn rule was oppre'''''' ''''
rue coIoRED PEOPLE
,;l,, ri ingratitude 10 the 1'l""'
VIZ They might yet rue 'h' "ai ,n'
can III teIl but that Genera "'"',
VINO ,"n raised up by froN'u'u'I, A.,
lit" ,h.my He had been hoiii,' ., u
,co'n Evrcutiye COmn'lliee "i ','
'ht T ,;',, Marty. Yet every to'oi'" VII
pup'','" 'a, taught to curse nm c,nt,,
~" Malone was III III, "' be WAS
= ,astcn the shackleS upon 'n' }" The unli,
10 amy fighting to nee iiioil' hui the
'i,' 80 :" R,4djusters had cna'is' ,Sc, Nj
" al. were the same IL III ,oD ond ,
pm, the white men come ior" ' ,na, mn,
dIdii ,he dirty things when NV. m,i',
some " . ' neople do. lie was ',, ,puo
i The "''" 49, ltraitcst sect. Biii he w. !,
can o' -" announcement that ne Ms Tl
the n'''e ,"ould initiate against nun, :, II
pnDl'11" ,eonie got hungry ana VIZ" ';l.
eoioI ,,'',,er ranks Tor the sake Oh Spo'''
"'''' HARD on HOOPER :, =,
uo would venture to say ' IT, mi. d
~. "eople had the ma!"',n' av :" color
WIZ, ,Lot The coiored people nav, lie h
> irict , ia' never see Congress, Ma;
man "o"' 1,vision Of time WIN ,.sln.
asked a, Farnlyille but had p', ,",s moi
iioope' = ,he Major said thai '.1 Major
Deeause s, ~. What would in' Ia he
PUBIC sl' aets 10 Congressf w QUIZ"
when Ne oyster. and never 81 ii
as DUMB a, y" "o,nstifnents? The! 81! |"
e wishes o. n,a a. good bus'n''Siin ~,
~ MI, may he so; but TO adVano ',, that
- ests OF his people IL Is ne, ,eIl M iol
ed should-be able TO get up "a, a"a 70 his consti