Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-23

cell % oe dangerous deusrox,.e. mar.
row pof!uan, mensctnr dIsunjoulyt. and
msn VINO. having written himself outssde
| tne connocnce Of all honest meu, has
nnaby sacrificed what little rcspcct be has
| biz defeat. s"''"s
STRIKING CONTRAST.
fsprineaeid fsisssl Republican. ,u,rr-nds,,.t
MT. Clevelard's PROMPT, manly. and de-
cided assurance TO the coiored people Of the
souln Is IN strong contrast to Mr. Blsine's
RECKLESS appeal 10 their fears and preIu.
dices. The PEOPLE will heartily applaud
WHIST ne ays about mischievous croak.
Ings and dark imaginings.c IL Il very no.
ueeapi.' W the way, that the country press,
even Oh the most partisan stripe. takes the
re UT OF tbe election with most excellen,
and even cheerful philosophy.
vINpicTivR AND NIScHrgyous.
fNerburg Register. DemocratIc.I
The people OF this countrv c,r never
fully realize the blessing of DRIVER t1eye.
lands election "a the presidency nntil
james q. Blaine's screnade.sp<fch nj Au.
gusta. Me-, Tuesday night. has bccn uni.
yersally read. without any Limitation
whatever. the Grafton can be STAMPED As
o'e OF the most vindIctiye and mi.chiey,u,
ever made by an American who asp;rcd 10
the distinction Of stltcsmanshp. To his
townsmen Mr.. Blaine uttered an appetl 10
prejudice and passion that must be sur
prising 10 those who supported him after
reading bis expression on the southern
question IN his letter OF acceptance.
WORDS or TREASON.
columbus (Ohioj Times, Democra,ic.I
Ifpfp xpart- -
matters, here are utterances more disloyal
ihan ever IN ineensed Republican press
could manufacture as the words OF VAL
iandieham. What would Blaine have?
Are these two great cities TO be blottcd
from the map: Are the Republican mi
noriiies in them TO be disfranchised with
The Democrats? l. there any reason why
their votes should not be counieds II the
cities Of Cincinnati, Cleveland, and Toledo
bad not voted the next Secretary OF State
would not be Robinson. The vast busi-
ness interests OF the country centre in New
York. The election there il not claimed
TO have been corrupt. II II be not The dis
cutting whimper Of spanked baby what
are these words Of Blaine but deliberate
treason against tins Government?
BLACKER THAN he PANTS.
Dir. Blaine does not seem 10 appreciate
that his argument OF last night is terrible
hiust at himself. There are 1000 900
men In the North to-day who knew cx.
perimenially great deal more Of the South
in the late war than did he. Let us sup
pose, for the sake OF argument. that the
people Of the North believe and feel con-
cerning the South a. be does. In the late
election, then, four northern States. As be.
tween him and the southern evil. chose the
hitter. II They felt thus indi,poscd 10 ward
the South. in what catalogue OF yiliainy
must they not have placed him to prefer
southern ascendancy in the Government
instead OF his election Bad. then, a, he
has painted the South. majority OF the
voters oi the republic have pronounced
him bIachcr. And the majority were
right.
ffOIhlNGs OF A BRANDED MAN.
fAibany Argus, Dcmocatc.I
Mark that hts bitter. railing word, do not
come forth until after hiS effort, through
Elkins and Chaflec, TO buy the two Nir-
giDias, Florida, and Louisiana for him had
failed. Marx that his hbels are the froth-
inc at the mouth not only Of beaten man,
but OF q branded man-a man 10 whom de-
~ " ntiN tusRn W nuDu u W IL
moral ruin, and a. 10 whom II opened the
books Of this Government. which are be-
Gcved TO contain the evidence OF transac-
tons whose revelation may send HIM and
his supporters beyond the seas or into Jail.
And mark. too. the difference between his
tone about the South when he was begging
for it, votes as a candidate aud when he i
Scolding and swearing like drab under
hpfCat "a hiph Il ruin IN him