Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-10-25

HAN: anu TIE ileelln| was oieol tlle largest
ever held in this city. His speech was Il
calm disnationate onc abound;r, in onrs-
,
ny "ne'''o'e' anu "'io'is' d. S"'hcnI pu'
containing no personal abuse nor Ciemagogi-
cal illusions in marked contrast TO the one
lol;,orad by HE o,no,ont r,n,i. VIZ
'~
Ills auu'cnce was composed OF INC bone anu
sineW of the community and the speech did
more GOOD to bring about good FEELING i'm The
p
puol!cails 'hah any IhaI mas oceh ihaoc mere
for years. MIR. Massey was introduced by
Mr.. G.. A. Mushbach, President OF the Young
Mems Democratic Club of lbj. cit> ,s TN.
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SchIienian "n"' y" VIC ''' " '''!In next
would take his seat III the House OF Repre-
sentatives az the Congresslnan-at large from
this State
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.oIp MI -I h Ea .o4', ,a, h I ", ,'n'r ~,
e N ,onaIaG 2nn ,;Io '','' "i',, az
cAi' 1t's, 'aee'.u ~ '"''I' ',' ""'''' ,
anu iinue :. spceoien' ma TX was he.'
hol 10 excite 'ne'' picJn'''.'9 nor 10 AZ
toip' any o''yo! ''t.. ""' ~ ''.H
" tiichi DO d P'i''. '"'iI'o' ii''''' liz a'''u
TINS was the most important canvass that
the people had gone through for Il number
otycars, and upon 1t depended the rights
ana privileges oi ircc ana independent cItl,
ZchS LOT WHICH our h'her' hnu iouSnI ana
a,cu' ror some years we haa M" only
8t"lc ISSUES 10 co,''ehu "lln' now 'hey were
.! VIA! nh'io'ia' iiipoitai,cc, aooEc Pecu-
mary ir.ties'S anu "hich Hl'olTG the
purify VI 'iie Se"eiai uor w nc salu
we were oi't PROUD -, ocll,S 'lrSlhlai's
pu' lil''I no" an Vi us 'ei' iholS'itheiy lhe
r,L' t Te h,. "'' W. w. "a mnacn was
pus :i'S.S =! n"I9'I lo .''rio eiu NOV ~
'ast iiul' i''. ,i D4' - ,"i''i'''c az tl'
nv ;a;" ."I w., '"s 'njni ~ ~ "o'u Ms own
p, W: .''. 'He s"'ho l'Sn1 ~
otnets ahu uiu nov ne.e1e an .Ilc goo, INA.
""o o'iu Nv, Va c mo pa: '"" an 'hc "''o 'i'''
vas 'a,'' VI MS oPPoncni9'
Ho men SpohC VI A'lh'r having zen re-
hlo|eo from oiiict, ior cause re;t'i IL lelter
VI senator liol, oi Miss III "hich ne s;'la
thaI lne chllea states surpassed all other
countries III 1he "orlo ior corruption, ana
tnen warned inc people OF Virginia 10
crush ouI an corruption oeiore IL could take
'o21 iu ti1e .i, .1'' Ws,
iio oitu .nI. -r"noi: was gong 10 nave
'o'e i1' .1 my IA INC '7'l'e ny
,ho, h VIA ho1 v"u t'o;v 'p''luIi pu
rnn,hl;oa 81 od h,J ,, ,,iru , n.y. i =:
aiinr him '"' ''''' i'''''0'' '"' ''''' III
Ho tbon snoIo of how ,,oo, and t,:oa ,o,,
had been tmrneG ont If 6liicn md hnu h,.
tha ,rn,,,;sn of an oty;na WnLn,n ,,,'.
10. h., 1901 L',I ~ I"'
nr ,hn' "J ,mr,nd ,ho,, ~ I,dnn ' ' ~ No .'
ehou.oI ,l oo.n,,,;,'r ,,tf,,t ~, ''l.'
|.;no,,Ir ,,.oro 'J 81. en-
;rS,,oS ,,aro s.,t ,hnSn, and ra"a ." n"e
J,n;i7,, ,,d 49, ~, t,u '';.'''. ~ ,on
haJ ~ Hull, liz. soi.r,. ~ IoI. ~. 1907.
,,'o w wv '''' '''' w '''f W '"li'o''
~ s,.o ~ t,,,. IL, ,,,...,..
ohn,nl ill.,, w.. n;u " us Tpl"'A'n'a H'.u
=, H.. i,,' s -. "o"',' t'V .e'','''.c
.,, 80 ~ 1 we ~ .. u,S'u al"
IN Gm,lo,',,, ..e "u",,' ie'u T.;
,,nS, re ~ p;"h 90
Ii-t;, Ln Tl.n,<,a g. - In,,I., ;i. -" ,t,'
scro,, and s,;d i nrI, $3.50 ,,'I,n, NJ, NJ.
hone nnileI Tho wires and thsr ,,a;3 he
resnects 70 F,rr and showed hou. ,,n n'Jrno
tiopaI interests Of the state wer,. sut,n,.;no
while tho Suncrintandent or .,honi" "'e
contirnnlIv mivinr Nm with un,i,;os AMI nn'
,rIontimor 10 J,;ns Coz ,l;nl I'' '.'.
In sno,tinr If GOV Cn,nnmn, WI, 'n;,;
cised his rourSe in leaving tho In,ins ~ HE
b;rb ni1;oo IN m,l-a ,i,,.''
nr? 49, S,,,o nI nn'.n,,,i w.,
nassor nf Inf.,rsor Innn ''' ',, '''I ,"s
N
shn,I1 t,n "o Iom H., -I h anu 'i.niA
,' ~ h lT" ',v liz "ou noL s'anI
h dn,,, nd .es Nv, ,t 'it'ln nu! nat W
Waho,e Ne r;Jicnied No 'uo mon ,oe h n'',n r vi
o no .ua,.,, ,rasden, .i' nie WHY, WIZ M .
urroJ oil Jo,,ocrots r. ,,n,a .n,;r.t W',' ~
nublicnn candidate for Pres;dent and ,varo
now urging them to vote with the s.alwa,t
wing of its party.
wise he said had boasted that no ,vos Io,n
and bred , democrat and would die .. dom.
ocrot Int that he had not Gicd SOON enounh
~ ,.ar;fv HE assertinm for bo ,,oS r,o ~.
inc neonl.. 70 vote for tho sto,wart renn mi,
cans. nevertheless he would helm him "a
die easy about, the seventh of Sovemher
He told of the agreement between D G. and
J. 5, Wise, in which the latter had promised
to abide by the decision of their friends az
10 who should run as the democratic candi.
date in the Richmond district and how he
had been defeated hv the democrats and
,hep Aonned o,-nr Ia +bo hoe nov, Ia 49,