Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-19
the sentences IN italics. How many
ahcaps OF refuse" are there now In Rich
mond "stored and sorted TO enable por-
tons 10 be sold rs manure"7
v,ro,nia-Aqa,n.


We arc not at all afraid that Virginia
will next November vote for BLAINE aud
LOG IN; and until we become alarmed on
that account, we don't intend TO express
any fear. Al the same time we warn the
Democrats that they have got TO work day
and night in order 20 effect the defeat Of the
Nahoneites. II Is because we have full con-
fidencc in their determination TO work-be-
cause gre know that they know that thevicto-
~ OF last year would be rendered incomplete
and unsatisfactory by defeat this year-that
we assume without hesitation that Virginia
will cast her vote for CLEVELAND and Hgs.
pEicKs. Nobody has ever charged Us with
being oyer-sanguine. ON the contrary. we
are apt to be 0ver-cautIOus in making fore
casts Of the results Of elections. But when
we feel confidence, why not express II 2
Read the following little paragraph from
the wytheyiIle Enterprise
From three hundred to five hundred
former ReSdjUsiers OF Democratic antece-
dents in this county recognize the fact that
the Rcadiuster party Is . thing OF the past.
and will now wheel into linc in suppor. Of
Cleveland and Hendricks. Quite . num-
Der Of them were participants in the raiifi-
cation meeting l9st Monday. II Is safe. we
think. TO predict that our county will give
Democratic majority OF from 800 TO 600"
TIE Democrats carried Virginia last year
by seventeen thousand majority, and
Wythe county by less than three hundred.
What result in the whole state is indicated
by the figures above quoted
Colonel Tow WHITEHEAD is not apt to
over-estimaie the Democratic strength.
In the, last Issue Of his paper be says:
"Oi course the claim that Blaine could
cSrTy Virginia, set up ly Malone and ms
impudent political ial,irs to cover his NOR
LITIGATION at tine defeat OF his corrupt mas
ter, Arthur, was but gamblers brag-a
buG 10 demoraii2c the remnants ~ weak
ness ard fear which he had been unable -
draw from the Democratic party"
Tie AdUGnce evidently thinks that the
claim thai the Republicans will carry Yir-
ginia for BLAINE is set up as means OF
preventing the stampede OF the Real
just4r HANCoCE voters OF 1880 to the Demo-
cratic ticket Of 1881. We say 70 all such
Democrats that now is their time 10 re-
sumo their places in The ranks OF the old
Democratic party. The people Of the United
States have made up their minds to change
their rulers. They arc determined TO know
the secrets OF the several Departments.
They are bent upon testing their ability
10 disTossc.s the Republican party OF the
Offices OF the Governmert-not that they
care who hold the subordinate places, but
that they cannot tolerate The idea that all
their voting is "yoting in the air.
They cannot consent 10 80 through the
forms OF elec;ing President Of the United
States once in every four years if, after they
have gone through these forms and pointed
out the man OF their choice, the Republic
csn leaders NAY laugh then to scsrn, and
maintain control OF the Government.
Come out from among them, all We Dem.
ocrai, who were tOied INTO the Republican
camp by Readiuster corn. There IS now
no such question Il. reiidiustment in issue
between the two parties. No longer are
there three parties in Virginia. No longer
does General MALONE clsim to be bet
ter Democrat than was Ben. HILL. This
year there are not two electoral tickets
puIporting TO be Democratic. You have
before you Republican candidates aud
Democratic candidates. You will choose
the one set or the other. You will return
to yourtallsI lance 70 the triumphant De-
mocfacy ~ else yOuwilI ally yourselves with
the Discarded Republicans. You will vote
with RANDALL and SEYMOUR and TnDRN
and THURMAN and BAYARD, or you will vote
with SHrRNAN and CHANDLBE and LOGAN
and HoAR and DAWES and EDYCSDS.
Is there any reason TO doubt that Viz
gina will join New FORK in voting for
CLEVELAND and IiENDRICEsy