The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-04-18

~, or..t r,anv ore in favor Of tariff to
nrofecf domestic industries aud so aal uS .e
! for that purpose, and thereby utii'ze '"'
| fine water.power OF the State.
WILLIAM W. THORNTON
PRINCE GEORGE. -,
1. No expression Of opinion. Tney VIII
be for the Chicago nominee. .,0
2. Opposed to the agitation Oh tne 'ai'"
question at this time. - ,a
/ 4. In favor OF the Ohio, Virginia, auu
PENNSYLVANIA resolution on mat ques.,o,u,
4. Think they are. Neither hanua, =.
Morrison, or Carlisle must be perniit n,s ~
divide the Democracy on the tarin. lnIo"
them overheard, II necessary, 10 narmon~e'
GEORGE Il. RIyEs,
Mem. s, c.. CON-, Second distrlct'
PULASKI.
1. Samuel j. Tilden, so far as any pref
erence has been expressed; but our peoP'e
will support the nominee.
:. No. No.
4. They are, in my opinion, decidedly 10
favor OF a tariff, such as indicated III the
above question. D. Il. moohh'
RICHMOND CITY.
1. Thomas +. Bayard.
2.They want 1t settled by the present.
Democratic House Of Representatives.
3. Yes. :.
4. Protection, incidental or otherwise is
a fraud and cheat. Revenue tarln lur-
nishes as much protection as any industry
ought to have. GEORGE III. PoINDEXTER
ROCKINGHAM.
+ A candidate from New York, II sup
ported Ivy New York's delegation. Tllden'
II he will run; If he declines, then X. L.
Flower.
.. The tariff question being already
ERASED - and in issue, il is not practical
BILE or desirable to drop it. A thorough
reform and large reduction OF rdr-tarin
taxes is demanded by the Democrats IN
this section.
3. They favor that taxation by tariff du-
ties which is alone authorized by the Con-
stitntion to provide the revenue for the ne
cessary expenses OF the Government eco
nomically administered. No bountles for
the benefit of any class Of citizens to be
collected from any other class OF citizens.
4. They are in favor OF allowing fair
chance to all domestic industries without
the interference OF the strong arm OF the
Government. And they especially desire
that no unconstitutional or unnecessary
burden shall be imposed upon that most
important OF all domestic industries. agrl-
culture. which employs majority OF all
the citizens OF the United States.
w. II. RITENOUR.
RUSSELL.
1. Tilden and Carlisle.
9. No. Let il alone.
8. No. Tariff and reform.
4. Yes. Ii. A. RoUTH.
SOUTHAMPTON.
/. Thomas f. Bayard. 2. Samuel j.
Randall.
9. Decidedly opposed. We regard man
as a very sorry Democrat who would make
this an issue.
8. They are not.
4. A uery large majority favor this plan.
j. f. BRYANT.
SUSSEX.
1. Bayard.
2. No.
8. No.
4. They stand upon the tariff plank Of the
Lynchburg platform. l.. Z. HARGRAvE.
WARWICK.
/. Thomas +. Bayard.
.. No. We think it imprudent, because we
think no Free Trader can be elected; the
time hasn't como for that yet.
8. Yes; and the revenue reduced to It's
lowest figures by an Observation-Disclosures
Government.
4. No; want no tariff to protect any in
dustries; but as yet we think it will be
forced OH us, we want itas low as possible.
JAMES L. GARRows.
WARREN.
1. Tilden first. Bayard second choice.
9. Yes, yes, yes.
3. Yes, yes, yes.
4. Don't care. III. ii. DOWNING.
1t is rather difficult to make n resume OF
the above answers. The following is our
attempt to do il:
1. For TILDEN, IA; BAYAID, II; RAN
DALI, 10; DENVER, 1. The nominee, 10.
Several not classified.
9. In favor OF raising the tariff question,
8; opposed to raising it, 10. Several not
classified.
g. In favor OF tariff for revenue only,
-; against, 30. Several not classified.
4. In favor Of tariff to protect domes-
tic industries and so adjusted for that pur-
pose, (the Lyncbburg platform,) SO;
against, 10. Several not classified.