Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-11-04

IT Is an hard sayiog-who can stand it9
We mean tho expressions in the card OF
John 2 Syphnx Hear him again:
I aIa sa.bo!dened just here to say,
strictly upon my experience with, AID know
ledge + parties snd factions il Virginia,
20 CO o. nan II experiences. ihtcil'ss9co
or jld rcent i, bel, IN the Readja,tcrs ex-
cepI -uCH - are min need By 6-hce or money
% !, step isco@d The most dishonest element OF
c~r wa,te ta.low citizens, rule, are now left
in this vc~~ uGe3c ollsbi. ,urln More than any
thin. tia cor d or i IS been done. III Virginia t.
/ nli,y ii, c".ored people di-h"n"st from pulp to
prison "lii be c,oHnel with VIC ocv should this
B s:4r3 NOV c.D.ut sgcce, Oh next Tuesday
And YET how near The truth the fellow
cones wien he delivers himscfthus. Look
owe. Virginia. How are the mighty fallen
J Some o; the brightest stars in society and
! the social circle have gone down and gone
! ous, simply hy contact, association, and
I c9attauuMce WIN AIahoneism. How was
/ il with Judge Mayo? Even the night Of
! the grave and the uncertainty of the future,
! were more ;olerahle than continuance in this
very questionable column" and the dirty
work acquired OF him by Mahoneism.
| White men OF Virginia, your vote next Tues
day vii! write your history.
GENERAL. MABoSE's Washington organ
SAYS the General is sure Of solid negro
vote" Then let ii be every white mans
business TO see that the solid negro vote
shall be submerged and overwhelmed by
solid white vote. As General Malone has
carried Africa into the war, let the white
people carry the war uto Africa. IF the
negroes get The upper hand In Virginia the
rich white people can move away, but those
who are poor Will have to remain here and
suffer The proportion of the rich to the
poor IS a. one TO one hundred. l. is TO the
latter that Virginia looks for her deliver
aucs. They are the men who have rallied
to her defence before, aud they will not fail
Der in this, the line Of her greatest need.
Her danger now is infinitely greater than it
was ii 1861 for then ,he men who threat
encd hr; were OF the same race ns her sons
| bat now h"r cn"Jnics are Of 81 different,
al alien, a suprrstitious ant! a half-civilized
>'
| waste.
| PEOPLE outside Of Virginia cannot believe
mat s"'h co""''''" oA ah"'rS as eA's.'
mere. ohdeF INC Nahooe les 'ihe'
pos*''.e - 9'a'e VIII "n''' INA
iority. aud u believe it does real
| Is pas a sane mans crcdulity upon the
I -...,,I r. =, E,t ,,tIar S,o,a syrant Tir-
stretch. LII WAT oIher o'a'e except VIZ
gina "ou.G one state olicer openly propose
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art.,}t,,n.I,.,,l,.,, h. n,r., hor ifh. wil,
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TIE rLW Mhu ATE nlncn""d by the pre-
'ence- al u" "'"""ei'eS that they are
friends par ::ce'teHcs OF the pHh!c schools,
nave only 10 look at home 10 see how IN
foua@ed > he c:ai,u. Alexandria is demo
cratic - the core; seldom docs any man
nat 4 democrat obtain scatin her councils;
| ,l,r.. ,.,,,,,... e., lo.t If h.r s,hnoI hoard
| ,.,.... .i,,,,. f,.,.u arrn,cr1tic D;J her
school. live a.ay when the State funds be-
came =, G,.ian;2 NJ; A biz oft, emharra.s
II a. 81, wa. in her own funds. Demo
,.ro,;c councils. increased n. ei;vaepropria
CONC. .r..r,,.r,,;c .,.}.,,} hnar1 .cono-
,o;z.l mad .,.,..y chill u,l., v;,hed "a enter