The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-10-19
Good News from TaEeweII.
THE DEMOCRACY WORKING TO A MAN-oREI

OVONs A~Cns
THE DEMOCRACY WORKING TO MAN-GREAT
CHANGES GOING on.
Correspondence OF the Richmond DisDatcb.I
TAZEwELL COURTHOUSE, VA,
October II. 1888.
/ know you would like TO bear good
word from Tazewell, the erstwhile strong
hold Of Mahoneism.
| can say 10 you and the Democrats OF
Virginia that we have the brightest hopes
OF carrying our county in November for
Fudge and Democracy. Our County COM
mittee, headed by Colonel A. J. May, and
the various precinct committees ere active
~ at work, and the whole rank and lilc. To
man, are striving for victory rs il for life.
We issued last week the first No. OF our
campaign paper, the Tdze,reU Democrat.
II is rich. rare, and racy. and pours such
broadsides of hot shot into Mustard that
by the time election-day comes there won't
be enough left OF him to make a plaster.
The people are changing from Mustard
to Fudge every day, and that not smgly
but in whole crowds. A reliable man told
me TO-DAY that he could count in his part
OF the county the names OF one hundred
men who az first were for Mustard and are
HOW lOI l. ufl-t. anu ~ IL - al bN'i llt
county. The people can't swallow Radi-
cahsm, and rs Mustard will not say what
he is they drop him and rally around the
candidate who has the manIineSs to declare
his political principles.
This week the Democrat publishes n
bona .fde reward OF 500 to any one who
will get Mustard TO declare over his sigma
ture that he is Democrat. and will act
with the Democrats il elected. Mustard
will not declare his position, you may be
sure, and our people are beginning to IN
derstand what this means.
You may put Tazewel down on your
slate in great big capitals-DEMOCRAT-
&c. ABE.
Creensyil'e County.
DEMOCRATIC MAss-MEETING At uoPEvIrLE-
STEERING SPEECHEs-A HOPEFUL OUTLOOK.
Correspondence Of the Richmond D'spatch.l
IIICKSFORD, October Is, 1888.
\ large and enthusiastic mass-mceting
was held I'm the interest OF the Democratic
party at IIopeyilc yesterday. While the
people were sorely disappointed ut not be-
ing able to hear Mr.. J. Ran. Tucker. who
had been ordered elsewhere, they Were de-
termined to have a speech from some one,
and nothing short Of that would satisfy
them.
After Il short conference It was decided
that the local canyasscrs should supply the
place Of Mr.. Tucker a far rs they were
able TO do 50. Accordingly Mr.. john II.
Wilson, our former CommOnwealth's attor-
ney. led off in a speech Of considerable
length, pouring lot shot into the ranks OF
the Coalihonlsts.
Mr. Wilson was followed 10y Mr.. l.. d.
Garrel, promising young lawyer OF our
town. who held the attention OF the audi
ence for one hour with a sound, logical
argument, fully explaining and endorsing
our platform.
Mcssrs. W. VI. Powell. W. y. Bell. L.
c. Trcadway, and Eddie Wood delivered
short. stirring addresses. urging the great
importance Of earnest work from now until
the day Of election in order 10 secure for
old Virginia on the 9Th OF November m
Ohio victory.
Ryland's precinct has heretofore been
the stronghold OF Ccalitionism. but after
the work done there Yesterday you may set
her down as all right for Democracy and J.
W. G. Green. our worthy candidate for the
House Of Delegates.
our people had been so long under the
heel OF the petty tgrdnt, the boss, aided by
a lot Of other little bosses. that they had a.
most despaircd OF ever recovering their
own again. But now our party i'm this
county is thoroughly organized and pre-
pared to fissht manfully until the eve OF the
9th Of November. and with every hope Of
success. y.
HahOne's Desperation.
lis MAKES An oPTN-AIR SPEECH N NORFOLK.
ispeclal telegram TO the Diepatch.l
NORFOLK, VA. October Is, lSS3.
General Malone addressed the Coalition
lists Of this city tonight at an open-air
meeting on Market square. His notoricty
attracted ~ many Democrats u Coalition
lists. The great body Of the latter were ne
groes. The General, with his lieutenant,
Brady, were escorted from the Atlantic
Hotel by 4 procession composed Of ne
Croes principally and headed by negro
band.
The General opened his speech with the
railroad management Of the state rs against
the people. Then he spoke Of the state
debt and public schools. This was follow
ed by discussion of all the other familiar
and well-woin Rchdiuster themes Of the
canvass. The address was dry and the
audience FESTIVE, and before the General
got through gloriiying the alleged per-
iormanceS Of bis party his audience had
thinncd out considerably. O;her speakers
followed.
Appointments 20 Speak.
HEADQUARTERS DENOCRATIC)
STATE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
ALEXANDRIA,NA. October II, lSS3. \
General William Il. Talia'erro, West