The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-05
9ahmond 1ispattIr,
TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 5, 1882
DANVILLE.

SENATOR RIDDLEpERGER AT DAxyrIIE-
TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTArE-pRR-Is-
TgRNAL REVENUE.
fOorrcspondence OF the Richmond Disna,cb
SEPTEMBER 4, 1882.
There were several 81 the United States.
city, and State officials on the stage satur.
DAY night; on the floor hundreds Of white
people; in the gallery dense array of
colored people; and Judge blackwell in
PRODUCED Captain Riddlebcrgcr. At fines
during the speech there was some applause
and an "amcn" from the floor. Several
fines there were cries from the gallery a.
"Come mp higher" Come little higher"
and often hearty applause. Aiter speaking
nearly two hours in tight pants. and with his
hroadcloth coat huttoncd closely around
him. the Captain csme down with an
spo.ogy, saving that he had made the
meanest speech nc had made during the
canvass, aud Il was because he had been
overcome by the heat Of the hall. thought
he looked rather tired, or worse, when he
hecan, The skeleton al the speech was
that of the speech Of Captain Wise; the
tone Of il very respectful and persuasive:
while that of Wise wsS spiteful and dcnun-
c;atorv. These points l noted: First, a
lsboTcd defence 81 the Coalition party:
second. an araignmcnt OF the Demo-
cratic party; third, an attack on Mr..
Massey and si0c-blowS at Others; fourth.
an outspokCn support 81 Arthur and
his administration. In the course OF this
line - augmentation he stated more than
once that the Coalition party had been
commended a the East, North, and West,
and that President Garfield, a few DAYS be-
fore he wa, shot. had, in speaking with
him. omphstially endorsed il. He also
.yowcd that hc was an advocate Tor such
tariff - would render internal taxation I'M
necessary. and. 81 course, abolish the In
tornal Revenue Bureau. I'm avowing his
SUPPORT u the Administration Of President
Arthur he said substantially this: care
Won not tired Of the war: Had you not
better put yourself on the side Of the Gov
crnmcnt: Does not the Great Apostle OF
The Christian religion command you to sub
nit 10 the power, that be: That's my doc
friae: and | declare tonight that il the
President were a Democrat and not a Re
publican would give him my hearty sup
port"
There were seventeen transfers Of real
estate made last month. Amongst these
W., thai, Of the North Danvile water
power from r. j. Lee and vile 10 George
". YarbrouLh. for which property Mr..
Yarhrough pay - 800, and thar from T.
Il. Fitzgerald and wife TO the Riverside
cotton Mills OF several lots. with water
power. which lie at the lower end o. the
canal. and one lot in North Danyiilc, the
value Of Mi Of which is 500 in cash and
stock Of the Riverside Company to the
smouut Of S9.34o.S9.
The house OF Captain W. J. Fulton, OF
the Mount Cross ncighbOrhOOd. WAS
burned down about O'Clock on the lSt
instant. and with it the furniture 81 the
coosimg-room and dining-room was do
,iroved. The house was large aud hand
some frame building. Captain Fulton WAS
insured by one Of the Danyillc agencies
for 500 on the furniture and $4,000 on the
bui,Ging-amounts considerably short OF
his losses.
Tie internal revenue for last month was
Sl4q,391.lD; Tor August. 1881, SIG, 653.9S.
The Tux on tobacco for last month was
sl-S.CCs. 30: for August, ISL, 2lG2, 209.1S.
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