The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-04-18
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1. Tilden.
! .. We are not, unlcse future develop
ments make Il necessity. 80.
4. Answer 10 two last questions j. tna'
we stand by the platform as adopteu w
our party In Lynchburg Convention.
j. p. JEFrRrEs.
FLOYD.
] 1. Samuel J. Rsndsll.
| 2. Decidedly and emphaticaliy not. I,
2. The Lyucbburg platform covers al
the wants OF tbls people on the rarih qucs'
| ton.
4. See answer to third question.
w. ID. VAUGHAN.
FRANKLIN.
I. Sam Randall (seems to be now.
9. They are not.
4. They are not exercised about the
tariff. The abolition Of the internal-reye-
nue. system In toto is the first consideration
4. They stand squarely upon the Virgil
MIA platform adopted at Lynchburg.
N. T.. CARPER.
FREDERICK.
Your favor OF 9th received, and reply at
once. with a word OF explanation. Tne
peculiar relation / bear TO General Denver,
OF Ohio, being near relative, made my
answer TO your questions delicate mat
ter: but after talking with our Democratic
friends. who are all friends, &c, OF Gen.
eral Denver, urged me TO give him as the
choice. but my relation TO him caused me
TO answer the question as have.
1. TildeD. Bayard, and Mcdonald have
friends. but General j. w. Denver, who Is
a native OF this county, would have large
following IL a candidate.
2. They are opposed TO any agiiation,
but will vote soiidly for the ticIcet, whether
tariff or antl-tariff.
3. They adhere closely to the virginia
platform. o,,.. 70
yor relief for the many. with ample pro-
lection to the few. L. X. CARTMELL.
GILES.
1. Bayard first. Tilden second.
9. The Democrats in this county fully
exnect TO have to meet the tariff issue. AS
a matter Of choice would probably not
raise the issue themselves.
3. They favor the tariff plank in the plat
form adopted by the Lynchburg Conyen-
ton.
4. They want protection as the "inci-
dent.v revenue The - object" Of the tariff.
L. l.. HENRITzE.
GoOCHLAND.
1. S. J. Tilden.
9. No: think It best not to raise the tariff
issue at all, as 1t will do no good, ana
might do us great deal OF harm.
8. The tariff plank OF the LynchDurg
Convention is good enough fer us.
A. NASH JOHNSTON.
HENRY.
l. Samuel j. Tilden.
2. They are not.
3. They favor the tariff resolution ADOPT
ed by the Lynchburg Convention.
s. 6. WBITTLE.
KING GEORGE.
1. Thomas f. Bayard.
2. Emphatically, No.
3. Yes. w. Il. BAKER.
1. They will support whatsoever nomin-
ated; and as for their preference their
opinions differ, so 1t would be impossible
to tell.
2. They are. Two-thirds are almost free
traders. Z. Il. HAMBLbN.
LOUDOUN.
1. We are in favor Of any man that can
win.
9. The tariff question must be met, and
there is no better time than the present.
3. Yes.
4, We do not think our domestic indus
tries need protection, and are only IN favor
of such protection as a tariff for revenue
will afford. ). L.. NORRIS.
1. I think our people would prefer
Payne or Hoadly or Randall, or New
York man.
2. think not.
3. No; but they are in favor OF abolish
ing the revenue system.
4. Yes, certainly, il thereby the revenue
system could be abated.
The above. II is distinctly understood, is
only my Individual opinion, and in that i
may be mistaken. =. b. PENDLEToN.
LUNENBURG.
1. Randall or Payne. Neither first.
3. They are not.
3. No.
4. They are. NJ. c. CARDOZA.
MADISON.
1. Bayard or any tariff reformer.
9. Yes. They consider that and civil
service reform the main issues.
3. Yes.
4. No. They think that the "Ohio idea"
is delusion and snare.
c. N. ZIRKLE.
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