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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1883-11-21

PETERSBURG, VA. Nov, lS.-S'na-
tor William Mahoue, as chairman OF
the coali Ion State executive committee.
issues an address from Petersburg,
Virginia, under date OF November IA.
10 which, after stating the claims OF The
rcad,usters to the gratitude of the State,
he puts forward his Yersiql Of the cause
of his defeat in the re:e It elections,
atirlbulng 1t to bribery, fraud, Violence
and particularly 10 the introduction iulo
the canvass of the race issue. Tae
lohe ~ violent and bitter o the
present state OF affairs in Virginia,
General Malone says: THE present
business prosperity cannot continue
under a bourbon despCtism, which
slaughters citizens for political opinions
and which, with flaming swords, guards
our northern approaches from the
peaceful invasion Of capral and imni-
grafton.
"vIrglnia, so long exempt from the
bloods.c I'd and Violence which has left
such foul traces upon the political
records of some of her slsters, has, uu-
der bourbon lnsiigation, beeu dragged,
even at this late day when the whole
country hoped for peace, into scenes
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1883-11-21

Safe, and barter away her political
affiliations for personal gain; but 10
order TO Ihaf1aehly hnmiliate her
people and build up party which
has nothing IN coromon with South
ern interests, he famed the pr,juji.
ces ct race distinctions aid forced a
supremacy based in ignorance md
sustained by political hatred. The
white peopl, of Virginia who had the
kindly feeling for the negro which
long years Of association as master and
slave necessarily produced, and who
desired in their changed re lation to do
all that might be done to better the
condition of tho negro and afford him
proper means for bis advancement.
were forced to regard the negro as
their political enemy. When this beS
came once apparent, the day of deiv-
erance from negro control was not far
off. Not all the power of the Govern
ment, nor the wicked devices of Ma
hone himself could prevent such de.
liverance when it became evident
that the question for Virginia 10 solve
was whether 1t should be ruled by in-
telllgencs or by ignorance. But the
day has dawned, and hencefortb the
odd Dominion will have a brighter
future. The incubus which has so
long rested upon her pride and her
energies like leaden weight is now
Withdrawn, and the men who can res
tore her to the confidence of the ma
ton will now be permitted to assume
that long delayed duty. Malone and
his negro allies have been completely
defeated, and from this overthrow
there is 20 resurrection. The m n
who caused all this, aud from motives
which dishonered him, aud caused the
State to hide her head in shame, has
now fouud that political oblivion
which awaits all those who are false
to their principles and their friends,
and he will henceforth be a man with
out constituent and almost wtb>
out a country, for falluse has made
him useless to those who were wont
TO speak him fair, and his own people
have overwhelmingly cast him off. 1t
is ftling end to such a career
An, ReGister.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1883-11-21

"The Democracy Garry the State by
80, 900 Majority" he was dazed, and
be refused to believe his eyes. He had
to come face To lace with the facts,
nevertheless, and realize that his re.
turning bosrd could give him no CON-
fort. The people of Virginia voted for
free ballot and fair cOBnt," and to
clean out trickery and fraul ioreI,r.-
William Malone and bis lioutenants
are now waving the bloody shirt and
trying TO keep alive sectional hate. 1t
is in keeping with the methods OF the
narrow.minded tyrant. the patriot, so
called by his henchmen. and surprises
no one. But this Virginia renegade
will fud his efforts TO receive the old
bleody.shnt method futile. The da'
Is past, we believe, when the repre-
NATIVE people of The North will be"
lieye the false statements about the
South coming from men like Malone. -
STATE,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1883-11-21
Virginia Redeemed.

The Democrats all over the Union
are rejoicing and celebrating the
glorious victory achieved by the
Democracy of Virginia. 1t is the
most important political event of the
year, and the Democrats do we'll in
giving it national significance. 1t is
not simply a victory Of Democratic
principles over Republican methods,
but the reclamation of a great State
from the clutches of political adven-
turer, and the triumph Of home rule
and honest government over coali.
ton embracing everything hostile TO
the civilization and progress of free
people. No State of the South has
been SO disgraced or debased by
political mercenaries. and none suffer
ed so much from the reckless misman-
agement of political despots. Sacred
to the memories Of free people by
its heroic history in the days Of the
Revolution, and made double dear to
a reunited nation by the scars which
an unhappy civil conflict has scarce
yet effaced, 1t has been forced to re
cord a history which cannot be men,
toned without the deepest regret.
That so great a State ard so heroic
a people should have been brought
low by one of Virgiuia's sons, and at
a time when the patriotism Of all its
people was struggling to reclaim is
waste places, aud prepare for the
new duties which awaited th em, was
a blow which only a patient but
brave people could endure. The war
which ended at Appomattox, on her
own soil, was dreadful enough in its
consequences, and her big hted fields
and ruined homesteads attesied how
great was the ruin wr)ught, and how
sore the distress Of her citizens; but
saddening os this was, it was not so
cruel blow as that dealt by the hand
Of man who, sharing in her trials,
yet for the sake of an unworthy am
bition, sold out all her hopes aud
prospects for political gain, and made
merchandise Of her restored privile.
ges, In poin! Of political degrade
tiOn nothing has ever occurred ia the
hist ry Of this country to equal MAJ
homes bargain with the Republican
leaders, to sell to them or their party
the political weight and power Of
great State, in consideration of the
fe deral patronage to aid him in ne
f4rious scheme of reputation Of
part of the public debt of Virginia.
States may recover from party mis-
management and the evils Of partisan
zeal be corrected by a wholesome
change of public sentiment, but wher
the credit of State is ruined, and
its people disgraced in the eyes of the
nation by the acts of men from whom
better things we're expected. tho re-
cuperating Of such community is SER
iously impaired, and its restoration
to right methods and honest pracIi'
ces dangerously hindered. IL was
enough that Gen. Malone should
ruin the material interests of thel
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1883-11-21

THE Seventh Congressional District
composed Of nearly all white counties
gave Cameron ISL majority. At the
election, this fail, this same district
give over 2lO0 Democratic majority.
gain Of over $500, aud yet coalitonists
would have the people believe that The
negro counties caused their disaster. 1t
was caused By men who were democra-
tic readjusters, and could not be led
INTO the radical party. Virginia is
Democratic in spite Of Malone.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1883-11-21

1.-THE Virginia white leagues should
20 slow. Sheridan is less than twenty
miles away."- Washington Republican.
Nor. 10Th.
The above is The language Of Ma
homes Washington organ. After Ma
homes address which the Richmond
State very properly terms IA tissue OF
fslsehoOd'," nothing eau proceed from
him or his organ so infamous that il
would surprise the people of Virginia.
The great offence of virginia is that
she dethroned the little boss and
demonstrated 10 the world that the
much boosted --orgaulzer of political
forces was a fraud. The Washington
Repubhcon knows little Of the compo-
sitlon of Virginiaos, if he supposes that
his threat OF U. S. army will deter Vir.
glnians faom voting against go corrupt
a party as that led bv Malone. Vir-
slnlans know their rights and they will
maintain them, IN spite of Sheridan and
the entire United States army. The Re.
publican may soon learn that the con-
trel Of the army as wei. as that of the
government is 10 the hands Of the peo-
pie and that the people propose to huri
from place. the petty tyrants that
would use the military power to en-
slave the tree people Of the United
States or tc deter them to their efforts
to free both the State and National
governments from the tyrants who
would seize for themselves the power
that belongs only to the people.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1883-11-21
Merifed Success.

DR.. HARTMAN g. Co.-G ents: PERU
MA sells very well here. l have order
ed several dozen bottles since your
agent was here.
W. W. STEELE & Co.
Chillicothe, Ohio.
Am selling your PERUNA, it gives
universal satisfaction. We have a good
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Hilsboro, Ohio.
Trade splendid for PERUNA. We
never sold a medicine that gave bet
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The case of medicine you sent me
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Others thiuk so too, who have tried
it. Please send me a dozen bottles
of PERUYA. K. LOGAN,
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Your PERUYA sells fast, and gives
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J. c. SANDERS,
Martinsburg, Pa.
This great medicine can be found
at all drug stores. Ask for it. Also
the book on the ellis of Life
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1883-11-21

"IN 1885, we will beat YOU" now
threatens the coaltionist. Malone
the leader Of the coalitionists threaten.
ed to beat us, as late as the night OF
Tuesday Nov. 9th, but Malone and
all bis predictions were showed under.
Has the coalitionisl forgotten that there
will be an ei' ciion in 1884? Where
will he stand then. Will he exclaim
Master, lead on, III follow thee 10
the last gasp:" He knows fall well
that 10 follow MahO?e n'xt year will
be TO commit political suicide.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1883-11-21
The Defeated Ross.

The election took place last Tues.
day, but it is said that the defea'e ed
Boss is just beginning to realize the
situation. He believed that II he were
defeated it would be by small ma
jority, and a small majority could be
wiped out by dishonest returning
board. But when he read on Wednc /.
day BADLY Beaten" and On Thursday
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1854.
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JERSEY CITY, n. j.. Nov. ia
fire early this morning destroyed the
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New jersey, together with twenty-five
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MALONE imagined that he could sell
Virginia for the patronage which Ar
thur threw into his hands. Arthur
was willing, Mahoue was willing, but
the free citizens of Virginia would not
ratisfy the bargain. Mahone's ihfiu'
encs IS not now worth The patronage
of one third class post-office.
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MALONE, It is said, Is about issuing
an address to the American people. He
will probably explain the cause OF the
failure Of lis political predictions.
Malone Is small factor 10 American
politics aud tue more noise he attempts
to make the more Ridiculous will be
bacone.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1883-11-21

II ANYTHING was required to soli-
dify the white people Of Virginia wheth
er readjuster or not, against Malone
ism, his IN famous address will be suffi-
Gent.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1883-11-21

In Shenandoah, four districts gave
Democratic maiorities. Next year
FIVE will give Democratic majorltles
and the sixth will, we have no doubt,
give a GOOD Democratic gain.
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The fact that V.rginians have done
no personal injury TO man who would
SANDER them as Malone has, is OF
itself evidence of the peaceful dispOs-
ition of the white people of Virginia.
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SHENANDOAH ALUM SPRINGS P @
PERTY,

CT ntaning In the aggregate 1901 acres aud rood
more or less also all the furniture and fixtures
ovnsl by the said A. J. Myers aud wife, or either
Of them and now in the two large buildings and
Ave cottages kept as watering place and sum.
mer resort on said land.
These Springs have been opened to the public
for number OF years and their reputation has
been widely established. The buildings are
commodious. Location about Is miles west Il
Mt. Jackson, Va. station on the Valley Branch
Of the b. & Q. r X.
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TERMS OF sALEs -

1900 cash with interest from the 18th day o.
December 1897 subject to . credit Of $1,000 Oct
10th 1898, and the costs OF suit aud sale say $500
ss33 90 on the 18th day OF December 1884 with in:
teres. from December 18th 1882 ts8S,0o on ths
Ib,h day OF December 1ss5, with interest froE
Dscember 18th 1887. interest TO be paid annually
1884 90 on the 18th day Of December 1885, with
interest from the 18th day OF December 1882, In
terest 70 Be paid annually and the residue II any,
on such terms as tha said A. ]. Myers and wife
may designate, whi,h viii be made known on the
day Of sale. The said property to be Kept In
sured In some good and solvent insurance CON-
psny for the term u the deferred payments OF
the purchaser to give good personal security.
Sale TO commence at 2 O'Clock p. ".
W. T. WILLIAMS,
Nov. 2i-tds Trustee.
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New advertisements
TRUsTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE
l. SPRING PROPERTY.

By virtue Of a deed Of trust executed to the un-
designed by A. J. Myers and wife ecorded in
the Clerks once OF Shenandoah county in Deed
Book No. II, folio l4s. 1ko and $50, and pur
suant to decree entered on the 10th day Of Dec.
1851 in the chancery suit Of A. !. Myers aud wife
10. vs.. W. I. Williams Trustee &c. l shall pro-
coed 10 ss at public auction in front Of the Court
House Door Hocd stock, Va, on
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be necessary, to wit: Three tracts or parcels Of
land situated in Shenandoah county, Virginia aud
known as the
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Christmas passed off quietly.

OAAAoOhAtbo PSsooSA 0A 40lSe1ys
For quiet game of pool go to Gus
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Mcdonald 4 Son have just received
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a Happy New Year to all our
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Over two hundred deer were mar
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Go to Collister's for all kinds Of
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Treasurer Lamoreux is kept busy
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Choice city lots at bottom prices.
Inquire of Western Starr.
Joseph Kline is confined to the
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Other buildings and Improvements
not included in the list would swell
the total to about S325,OOO
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