The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1885-10-08

~ who reff1se "a, 1,,,<yer st.ear fl,e rol-
lar If RING Democracy MI ohev t1o ~
/ ders Of the little curl. Stone bosses. Read
what The DisDatc1l saws
ssThe United States Senatorsi,ip IS not
nv any means the only t,lafe il, be- filIed bv
f * nexf ,pois]at,re- srherp are n,,,nff-
ssis p o5;cea Ia And III trusts ~ NJ sor and 81
1 othar which cal, hi he3d ant ~ sbribps IL
weak Democrats. Nodoilbt these brides
| have figured itl attempts. fruitless we
| frI,st. to persuade lslAi preferring TO be
1 Democrats to run as adependeut candi-
| dates for the Legfslssei! s We know of no
| Hem Democrat who 5as 7Sss "a 10 tile persua-
| sive mower of OF this sort. We
| believe that men ak. Democrats so
unreliable. c;tizpH nDatriotic. will be
! fasu and far betweea
~. NO.; 8, e,slss,oratolv aatern,;na ~
~ = 80 -
resent the INFAMOUS record q the lasc
| Legislature and cut loose from the domi-
| nation of the Rings which control the
Denlociasie paa's - en- 20 3 - oou..'' ;
| is to subject them TO the charge OF Delns
"bribed.' 10 exercise the privilege OF
thinking and voting Ike men, and scorn
the insolent presumptlonof the Ring man
ayers. is to call Tor the denunclation OF the
Ring leaders and the brand OF bride Ia
kers
| Continues the Daspdteh
| but some men, consumed py an lgno-
9e az. ooms g Sp to on cole saa
Of Of membership n in the Legislature. Even
this poor honor contents them, and APP
pears to them to De a prize worthy OF pe-
s luusuS lp. ma aso sp pe o oo5
Who can argue with a man who sells
/ his birthright for such a price as that?
VINO can reason WIN an ampl5lo n. as az,
bis b fo aftemnt 70 argue with such a
man He is clad in impenetrable mall
He is pachydermatous. He laughs a
l'slege 70 scorn He Would- run eno 9,,sl1
hin, not ~ ~ 90 Nasfs M time on smcl
meh. Let them wallow in tile mlre.s Go
TO work to defeat them. Pile up the ma.
JorltleS against ehem SO Illgll as ellag' y
r DDSin,s' snel nf hon,
Iattbo frao. ,oonle nj tho valley aud es-
,o;oI,,,.ae A,,e,,st. oo,,,,t rood 10 shove
+ = 49,, ~ +,an,solne WHETHER thev
bava ~ r;cbts e citi1anshin and Tia
aa,,sona 'avoro;sa 4ban, 90 froon,on
rhau' ly,,o,,. tho nen, ooratic ,artv has boon
:, o,,so,,,. !, o,,,so = tba ctoto ri,bov brow
th ~ = ,a ,ea = ovoa,t tha
r,srs,,;t 81 - sna;,s rrhat 4 has 10 conv;c.
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81, ..,a
affa e',. tha ;n+srasts 81
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o. asense q guy y eiie ooininoii"es''si''
4 II IS only necessary iof me people 70
read such language as the Dsspdtefs uses 70
understand the animus OF The party u rep
resents, and to vote against It's Candidates.
i every time. In tree country, where
every man Is equal before Inc law, and mas
q right to his opinions upon every cues
+ ton of public concern, 1T surpasses The
4 limit of propriety, that he must be de-
Inounced and his motives inlpugned be-
cause he may happen to differ with other
men assto his duty. 1t is gratifying to
i know that the spirit of revolt is abroad
through the State against such insolent
despotism, and that the yoke the petty
8; Bourbon tyrants would fasten upon the
: necks of thepeople is being construed as
+ an insult and outrage upon manhood. The
s people to be free in truth, must first strike
the blow against tyranny, and no higher
duty presses upon the voters of this Com.
{, monwealth than to demonstrate that they
dare to do right, as their Judgment and
4 conscience understandable right.
4 ~
The Boufbons having declined joint dis
cussions withthe Republicans. for fear Of
8 an exposure OF their record, 1t is not sur
| prising thatthey attempted tosuppress free
speech at Alexandria last week. Wise was
compelled, by the disturbance created by
q few noisy Democrats, TO cut short
his remarks and close the meeting
| winch haa been called % near MIN
ulscs.sS she issues OF the cslnpaign.-
- mas never psiofe occurred ~ slisihia
'iae q cahuluaee ior uoseilloi was .
,uueiy .leaeeu qua = c.ss % iaenaceaoi,
aas iao : = = :,
0no i'o010oi pae's s 10 nlls''e0u1 s'llo
alnleo, me AnvM' vas NV s's'se''o'7 :.
.lIs - ~ assss o'ss' ~
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1907 = 80 ~ 49,
rss1s, e 49, ~, ~, s
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INV becansa 10 saol-a fos Az psna,, Zoo
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q 80, 49,
of
and It was Tor that reason Wise was moi
permitted to conclude his remarks
i IL IS plain tnat the campaign OF cavalry
tparades ana pugie cans IS not pannlng ou'
/ wei. Inc people nave become heartily
Idisgusled with u, Ior = IS an insult te
Liner intelligence and manhood. Manu-
Ifactured enthusiasm and professions, 1T is
sEevldent. are not winning Votes OF conVin'
Icing the people that a man W1tha plume IL
/ his hat andastride OF prancing steed is
1.-THE proper person to be elected Governor
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