The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-07
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tUARLoTTEsyTLE. VA, November e.
Hon. John I. Massey arrived here to-day.
and was met ct the depot by dcpuiation
Of citizens, accompanied 10y q brass band.
and escorted to the courthouse, followed
by an immense throns.
The enthusiasm was intense and seemed
10 pervadc all classes. The courthouse
vas packed 70 is utmost capacity with peo-
PIE who seemed as eager 70 hear Massey
speak q il they had never seen or heard
him. Ic made most excellent address.
eXcoriating the Coalitionists. His words
We're received with the highest marks o.
approval. lie spoke confidently O; tie -
sult q tomorrow. which confidence seems
70 10 haired by adj Democrats in this coun-
~ and district.
Il f. firmly believed that O'Fer,.il and
Massey viii carry .he district Us large na-
ioritie-. The enthusiasm manifested for
Massey here in Ei. home, whore be las
heretofore received .hc strongest opposi-
ton and TIE hardest blows. should orali-
cate from TIE minds 81 al Democratic
hesiia,ors all doubt q Tie propriety 4
casting their halloi- for him. Men who
came here to-day in douLtwen; auag sni.-
fed iAai vote FOR Nas,sy WINS n vote 10Y
principle and a-a.nst tie hazard u Q p
htical DEGRADATION ,uch a- Virginia has
never known.
TIE efficient and >acacioc- chairman oi
tac County Committee gives II p, ID. o,in-
ion that democracy wil triumph ,o-mor-
row not only in tli, district. bu; through
out the length aud breadth of The land.
The Campaign Closed IN SpoIsyIvania.
HOUSING MEETING At NE COURTHOUSE
SPEECHES ny GENERAL FTTZ LII. J-- r.
GooIHllE. ASD MAJOR !. HORACE LACY.
>rccisl telegram % thc Di-ualcl.I
TrDEICK-TUEG. November Culture
wa, q rou.ing ma,--uectins az >pot-yiva-
MA Courthouse to-day. Hon. Jamo, y.
subb-. II Gloucester, spoke 70 large and
enthusiastic audience. !. VI. Dawson ad-
dressed The co.ored people. and wa, wen
received. There is cheering news irou sd
parts Of tie country.
At the courthouse in this place General
Fltz. Lee. Hon. Judge john T. Goodrich.
and Major !. Horace Lacey. the Giant OF
the Wudcrne... addressed one - tie
largest meetings that h2s ever been held
during The campaign.
General Lee wa, received with loud and
/ Ion. applause. lie spoke . nothing hut
the Issue, Of the day.
judge Goodrich made one q tie strong
est speeches Of the day. lie showed
clearly TO the workinrlncn that Malone
and his party were The worst enemies with
which tkcy had 10 contend. lie criticised
Malone, actions in the Senate severely.
4 He appealed 20 the laborcr and the soldier
10 stand ly the old party. II, spQeal was
well received. and no doubt made many @
vote.
Major Lacy. rs usual. opened li, speech
with SPARK ~ humor. IL also gave ST.
hone at.rr.' le 'lssi. one which would uet
have al.r Pleasantly upon lis ear. The
Major said that il had been rumorcd thai
-. wa weak IL the knee. hut De failed o.
trd whore that weakness was. II closed
with III eloquent appeal % those VINO fol-
lowed Lee and Jackson 20 stand hy their
color, and hot 10 he led ly this little
.fr.,e..a tu4I who ri. 10 Ac Bos Aa-
bone.
There wcr. lca- and Ield cheers iol
Massey and Garrison.
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