Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1883-01-26
Political Notes.

| If Malone is Judged solely 10y the stan.
dards he seems ~ have esta blished for him.
| self since his remarkab z entry lnto nation.
al ppitlcs, his political motives and
met hods are as selfish and degrading as
the worst exhibitions of ''boss" rule in the
Northern States. No movement origi-
mating in such Il man, and controlled by
| him for his individual purposes, Can prom
Use anything to the III h which will b. to
its adva tage. AS IA matter of fact, Vir.
ginia has rraped no benefit from the So
called liberal movement; its sole fruits
have been tn, N Ill. disr-plte aud bitter
ness.-Uiica Her"td Rep
Major Burke, of the New ORR ans Times
Democrat, went to work in d stone-yard as
d couimon labur-r just af er t. q War. He
IS low supposed tn b. W. nth half d milIlh
dOlnlS, and TO be looking toward The
United States Senate.
The Louisville lou, ier-Journal Dan. J
says OF II t Prndlrt"i. biii: As an cut,
Ing wedge the bll VIII answer mtlleho y
1t is ST III the rtght dI tcL,uIi. alu, b ~
but an init ial pInc-t dItg. IL my br
pec'ed t. take many abdul ns bet l. Il,
txper ment. which IL t"eIhS l. c'lnp..t
Mr. Pend etpu is To bt Co "a al ulai. ii W.
"A species + God fortun-w ic = xn,tl
agu, seemed very far from Ii M"
Senator Hoar, OF MIS-, vlu said
Gen Butler was e'.ri.r G'leIn"r
,uld lave the Stat hos l+' II ret Ice
ed u. S. .nator, al d whtn lie pirstnr.
his CERT fl ale OFF, tctaon it will BIZ founf
t. be signed hy that Same BullsE .~hss@'.
now Governor. >~$-s ''--o 's
.~~. .cai gossip las been started
lie delay in b. Virginia Court of APP
peals in electing Col JAS. D. Brady t" he
its Clerk. 1t now receives an impet us
from the statement that he has Withdrawn
his resigna ion If the post of Collector of
internal Revenue, sent in preparatory to
taking what was thought the assured
twelve year post of Clerk.
Judge L, BIO k of the Big Fonr and Col.
Frank q. Rufin, are out in letters ia
voring Democratic State Convention.
JOE BLACKBURN ON RAN TUCKER
At The annual bar quet of the Merchants
and Manufact urer's Association of B4Iii-
more, on Thursday evening, Hon. John
Randolph Rucker made a particularly
happy little speech, concluding which he
proposed the toast: MARY lard and Vir-
ginia, the twin sisters of the Union"
Hon. G. s. Blackburn next took the
fl ,or. and got the laugh Oh our Ran''
badly. He i'd he felt sure that he would
not have o make an excuse for not maxi
ing speech. They had d ubiless had
enough. His friend from Virginia had
never been known tn stop All "ppnrt unity
to make speech. [Applause.] lndeHd he
had been kroan to make TIE opp ri unity
at times. Laughter Gree, indeed, il
v'as 81 id-ahd TIE spe ker would not vouci
for The accuracy of tie stoIy-that his
Ct league had tetn invited TO seat on a
sea fold at ali execution When tie sher
if asked the uniori innate btlug abnut t.
br executed if lie had anything to Say, hi
replied no. Then he Virgini. representa-
We rose and said mir. Sher If. as the
gentlt man about 10 be txt cuttd declines t.
say IL w"rd, wish to sly something fol
him." Laughter and applause He and
Mr.. Tucrtr had made All agreement betoI {
faving Washington that TUCKER was tt
do IA The speaking and Blackburn was t.
do all the dri king. l. lighter and ap
plausr. lie submitted that MIR. Tucker
lah encra .chpd on his rights Laughter.
-Lynchburg Meas.