Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1883-10-26
So They Go.

We understand that the revolution OF
sentiment among those who have hereto
fore acted with thu Raadj4 listers is uUex-
ampled in the politics of this county. par
tlcularly in Salem township which is the
Coalition stronghold. 1t is said that the
number of whites who voted for EggbOrn
two years ago, but who have declared
themselves now for Gibson runs up in the
hundreds --Culpeper Exponent.
Gen. A. L. Prdemore, former Read
juster. and one of the most effective
SPEAKERS in Southwest Virginia, has taken
the stump for the Democratic ticket.
c. g. Buckner. late Readjuster candi-
date for the Legislature from Orange
county, Va, presided at the late Demo-
| cratic meeting in that county.
Col. Vaughan, late readjuster member of
the House from Grayson county, has gone
over to the democrats who have renOmi-
mated him for the same position. He has
accepted.
g. Newton Wyatt, of LyBchburg, has
abandoned the readjuster party. He saws
he will henceforth act with the democrats,
and advises his readjnster friends to do
likewise.
Thos. B Franklin Lyrchburg read
juster, has abandoned Malone and gone
| back to the democracy.
W. G; Jammeson, who has always been
a prominent republican of Cn!peper cnun
ty, has written Il letter announcing his
purpose Co support the Democratic nomi-
| nee for the House of Delegates.
The Lynchbnfg Virqimian says: ''Dr
| G. W Wickliff,, of Brnokutal. who was
| the coalition ca di'iaie for The Senate, a
| few YEARS ago, and Republican for many
| years, has turned against Malone"
CARD.
Editor Ft,rfa1 Herald Dear S,r.--Tht
repur has be- Ii circui4t ed that intend t.
| give N.Y. supyo': u ihe Reddjuster party
and nominees. In answer I wish to say
that never have and never intend to give
my support to such an u, jrr t ard corrupt
party, and that ! shall ALWAYS support the
nominees of the Democratic party.
| Yours truly.
FdirfdI Station. j. w. ASHFORD.
| ACARD.
To the Editor Of the AltGandrio Gazette:
! An article in the Wing of the 15' b has
| just been brought to my notice, in which
l am represented as having ''gane over
to the coalition party. 1t is only in justice
| to my friends that notice this misrepre
sentation, which can only hope was no
made knowingly. although the writer b az
every means Of knowing it to be false.
am democrat of the d. mocrats. and vii
! remain one. am not Mahoneite, ant
| sincerely hope that | shall never So fla
forget my duty to nv country and famil.
as ever to aft late with such a party.
Yours truly,
| Madison, G.. Ii. j. L. MILLER.
| A CARD.
The following is card from a gentle
man whose name Was put on the lpgisla
tive ticket OF the Pittsylvania Coalition
| lists:
| SWANsoNvILLE, VA, Oct. 20.
Editor Pittsyluan5a Tribune ::
DEAR SIR-Iu reply to your article I'm
der the head of Beverly A. Davis" viii
| say am not a candidate for the House o
| Delegates or anything else. [ am standing
squarely upon the Lynchburg Democratic
| platform and expect to remain there
| Therefore, | hOUe none will cast theil
votes for me. Very respectfully.
| BEVERLY A. DAVIS.
| ANOTHER CARD.
Mr.. ]. A. Smith, another of the Mahon
nominees for the House of Delegates il
Pittsylvania county, declines the nom
ination in a letter, 10 which he says:
II regard the debt question, which was
the main question that induced me tt
unite with the Readjust er party, practical
ly settled, and all parties pledged to it,
support; therefore. after mature considera
ton. l propose in the future to act with
the Democratic party. as long as they car
ry out these principles in good faith.'