Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1885-10-23

evade the answer are beneath de-
cent contempt.
The second husband of Ann R.,
can now prance to the front.
Beazley is out. d. S. Henkel Is
in. Look on this pic ture, then on
that.
Why they did not run E. +.
Stickley, A. G.. Wynkoop or L.
Triplett, .jr., for attorney-gener is
among our chief wonders. But
they did not want a good lawyer.
Don't be frightened by parades
of horses over 81 years old, rode by
boys under that age. They can't
vote. You can. Do it,-and vote
for yourself, NOT for the Bourbons.
Think, if you can, OF any public
right or interest, State or National,
upon which the BOurbOns are not
recorded as its enemies. We defy
you
The bloody shirt is the ghost of
BanQuo to the Bourbon Macbeths.
twill not " down" at their bidding.
Let all the people hiss the Rich
mond Dispatch for reNiving the
hateful cries of 1SG0lG1.
1t is said that the speech Of
Rufus Ayers at Mt. Jackson was
not excelled by the introductory
remarss of Leonidas Triplett.-I
Rufus and Lon are both fit, alike,
for encouragement
Tomorrow-Saturday Oct. a, is
the last day for registration to
vote at the election to be held
Tuesday Nov. 3rd. No man can
register unless he shall present
himself in person and subscribe to
the voters oath.
The Democratic papers never say !
anything about Mr.. Massey! Why ? !
Don't they love him ! See how |
many scratch their tickets.
The ticket was made to suit all.
If You want Funder-tnere's Lee,
a Readjuster-there's Massey a
nothing there's Ayres. They say |
| called him "Ayres, the cart driv-
er." God forbid | should ever re-
proach any man for his humble Or
igin. My father taught me to be.
lieve all men are equal. I respect
the honest mechanic, and send my
children to the public schools, that
they may sit by his sOns....JOhn S.
Wise.
We understand that Mr.. Ayres,
the Bourbon candidate for AttOr-
ney General, addressed a meeting
of Republicans and Democrats at
Mt. Sidney last Saturday night, and
that in his speech he stated Jno.
S. Wise was responsible for the de-
feat of the Blair Bill in Congress.
We must in charity, attribute this
charge to ignorance, for if Mr..
Ayers really was acquainted with
the history of that measure he
would not be guilty Of such an as
sertiOn. 1t was defeated by the
Democrats, in Democratic House
of Representatives, and by no one
elee.--V Valley VirginiAn.
The Bourbon papers contain no.
tees of the detection of the colored
voters from the Republican party.
A meeting of 100 organized at Dan
vile recently, under the style Of
the anti-Mahone club" according
to a statement as seen in a Bourbon
paper. Yet the Richmond State
insists that the colOred people are
banded against the whites, on the
appeal of Malone and Wise, and
consequently the whites ought to
stand together. There ought to be
some concert among the organs, no
that these conflicting announce.
ments would not appear. IL looks
a little sensational aud incOnsist-
ent. Valley Virginian.
Ponder the following from a pa.
triotic independent Democrat of
Roanoke, who seeks no office him.
self, but who is only anxious to
choose representatives true to the
people:
"Men who oppose the freest ex-
ercise of individual rights and who
grow wrathful at the opposition
and denunciation of petty bossism,
will become tyrants in Office, and
will sell the interests and liberties
of their people to whatsoever will
buy. Bury them deep beneath the
wrathful waves of outraged justice,
and visit upon them the just retri.
button due their crimes. Il
D @. MooMAw.D