Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-27

ouch letter or that toe British Minister ever
replied 10 II as pretended. for / should sag,
looking nc the correspondence, aud
especially NJ Murcblson's letter or
so-cafled letter, that il bore on is
face such evident marks Of downright
shameless forgery that | might be at liberty
at once 10 denounce Il a. q forgery, spd theu
say no more about II. LCbeers.l Whether
Il n a forgery or rot | do not know, but
this I have 10 say, that Be It forgery or be it
a genuine letter, be It a letter written oy
Murchison or be II 4 letter written by s0tae
cunning Republican partisan. TO when
hurchison has leut bis name; be Il one or
the otner. il Is the production OF n de-
liberate villain, who deserves TO nc
Fcorned by honest men. l0reat applause
Why do say thtsY Why this man wrn's
to the British Minister That he is a naiu-
rallied Engli.hman In California; nat he Is
inclined 20 vote for Cleveland, bit be don't
know exactly whether Cleveland y honest
in his freo-trade doctrines (as be calls ~ or
whether he T. a safe man on the subject NJ
fisheries, aud be wants therefore 10
know from the British Minister whether
he' thinks that Cleveland Is a safe
man not for Americans, but for The
british. TA%pplause.l That is what
he wants % know, and be tcls BIN now !
do not pretend TO give his exact WORKS for
cannot stop when / AN speaking TO read "
tires metOO much. although have the letter
right here on my table,, he tells him that that
letter Is written NJ the most profound comb
dcnce; that nobody is 20 see Il la himself,
but that when he gets The correct lniOrina-
ton then be can advise his fellow
Engiishmeu in California who have
been uaturallZed or mean to be nstu-
ralized how they can safely vote. ana
he pledges TO ihe British Minister TINT not
only shall that letter ne writes 10 him be
kept secrpt, but that the answer Of the Min-
ister shall also be kept secret. Now, my
friends, when you come n look ai The leter
itself you see that n was never written ~ q
nan who for one moment thought Of voting
for Grover Cleveland On the contrary, u
T. written by some skiifuL, as ne
thought cunning, Republican pontlciin'
Vho thought TO eGtrap The britlsn
Minister and get from him some
roply that could be used against
Cleyeiond in fhe presidential election. So
that when that man proiessed 70 be friendly
10 Cleveland and only seeking out correct
knowledge he was lying with every breath
that be uttered and with every word that De
wrote. rApplausrl When be stated that
the answer Of the BRITISH Minister should be
Kept a profound secret he was ~
,pg. FOR he never intended that II should
be kept secret II he were fortunate
TO Get one unless that letter should dlsip-
point. Now, my friends, II that man
Intended 10 be or WAS what he s1lo'
how does 10 come that that lctter OF bis %
tbe Brtish Minister, which W1s marked
Private" and the letter 81 the British
Minister 10 bun. which be- soicm9lv pledged
his honor should never see light, how comes
{, that those letters are IN The public pr'ss
to-dagg But that - not all. Just look ~ h.
Thu. letter OF MurchisOu's PROCESSES to nave
been written on the An ~ September il'f,
md the British Minister, answ rptoie-ses To
Pc written on Che 1871 OF september. yet Tor
more than one month, yes for considerably
more than one month, 10 man ever heain one
word ~ there being such correspondence
eNcect me zen who are m The consplftcN'
Last week iherc was 10 Poe A great meclin-,
as 10 Was called, o. lrishmen, although 90 uot
think shat very many honest, t~horoughored
Irishmen were in the gang. daughter ana
applause. Bnt b. was announced That there
was 10 be such 3 meeting as that 10 Madison
square. IN the city OF New York, and ilA'
JAMES &C.,. Blaine was 10 address thtt meeting,
and accordingly the meeting vas hc.i.
when was 70 held
spraker Carlisle: Last night.
judge Thurman Last night only. Then
for the first time the terrible correspondence
comes out which Is 10 proye That tho sworn
President 0f Che United States, the sworn
Secretary Of state. the sworn Cabinet or ihc
President, were al consplrators against t'e
people % the United States. II comes
out Just 'hcn on me eve q Balm
m~oetug-the Irish meeting In Tire cit,
OF New Yot-and among thc first things
mat Blaine does is 10 hold mp hls hands BOD
horror over tlis theme OF Official daprayfy
/ snd OF treason o. the land. lApplause
Why was 70 that thls correspondence dtdnot
come 20 li1it tp0ncry Wny IS "a that IL was
KENT back until the eve ~ Blnnc's Irish
mestirg. ANA then brought forth e. prrlu.
dice Che American people against thHi.
honest. upright. faithful, and pAirioli'
/ President aud Secretary Of state ! NOW
NV friends. | am not gong 60 -nY more
J about That bccau-o IL / were 20 say more II
would only look as 10 I thought there wa.
s9mrtbinR 90 that correspondence
+ chat wa, terribly damaging ~ The Admins
~frltiop. DO not think 80 90 aI
+ How ctu TIE Administration and party sulf'
4 hy what Murrhi.on. OF Rhom nobody ever
+ heard. ,alH wrifp on I'D fns State of ll
iarnil. and ss 10 Tie letter 0i she 1877
ti.h Minister. = he ever wrote ID at Ell.
there 1. rotllng BOO g. "l1ievtr OF B.
J l.n9-inv character to Che Administration
Au That can Doe lit about 10 - thI l.
British Minister expressed his own opinion
/ of tle Administration, and not only ot Obs
( Administration. but OF The Democratic r1r
~. Yan Democrats Of Allen county DON
Wart unncccssariIy to plunge thls c.unlI
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