Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-23
Malone Dismissed.


VIII MALONE be dropped by the Republic
cans, or be allowed to "knife" WISE, CANE
RON, RIDpLgsEEaER, Yosr. LEWIS. PESDLE
TON, and all the other BLAINE Republicans
Look to the BLAINE organ for Information.
In Its issue OF yesterday the New York Tri'
bune Gays:
"The decision Of the Republican Conven.
ton on contested seats was just. IL should
put an end TO the pretence that the tespotic
machins-ru.e Of Mahepe has any excuse In
the rules which govern party action. free
Republican party could carry virginia; q
Malone party cannot. The conduct OF The
dictator toward those who have differed from
him has led many to fear that be VIII prefer
10 ruin II be cannot rule. Before accepting
that conclusion II IL to be remembered thst
General Malone Cannot fad refuge and
new political life in the DeRecratic
party. which hates him moro than II
hates apy other man in Virginia; nor can he
EXPECT 10 be recognized a. Republican at
all, unless he lsyally accepts the decision OF
the convention against him, drops his
despotIc methods, bows 10 the determination
which nav be made by the Republican party
OF hginis, acting freely, and does bis ut.
most TO secure success for the policy and
candidates which may be presented"
"a MALONE party cannot carry Virginia"
That is the dictum OF Mr.. WHITELAw REID
Thst is sentence OF condemnation, and
ought to be understood by General MALONE
as a dismissal from the service. "Neyer more
be officer Of mine"
Who could or would trust MALONE with
the campaign in Virginia after his notifying
experience In Chicago? Who would be
willing 10 let him "kniie" all his Republican
opponents? He OF course holds his peace
aud plots revenge all to himself But his
lleutenants are not 50 reticent. A Chicago
special 10 the Baltimore Sun says:
"The Mshoneites showed themselves to b'
Ia bad temper to-day, while WISE asd BradN
posed as vlctors. 4 Malone lieutenant
said The convention has settled our case
and row We will see what the result VIII De-
Yost will never 60 10 Congress again. Ma
hone, the only fighter the Republicans hNl
IN the South, has been turned down. Wah
and see what the other faction will do II
Virginia. MzhCne, OF course, has ten dele
yales in the convention. but The other sid'
has fourteen The Malone lieutenant
feeIIpes appeared u get the better OF him al
this point, and be gloomlly slalked down The
street."
Just so. "YOST will never 20 70 Congress
again." And il MALONE has his way ne
nan will ever go 10 Congress who feugh
MALONE at Chicago or aided IN sending anti
MALONE delegates TO the convention there
or has refused to he owned by MALONE al.
ordered 10 do his bidding.
The WIsE-CANEEoN-LE wIs>YOsT factor
are not fools. They are net going TO cele
brate their Coicaso victory by tying thei
own hands asd Offering themselves as newer
Of wood and drawers Of water for MAnoNt
They have shown That they know MALONE
Knowing him, they would be simple indee'
10 follow him next fall AS a leader.
And yet We confess we do not know how
the Blsineites will have to proceed IN Orde
TO get rid OF MALONE. He was admitted t,
q seat in The convention. His delegates a
large were admitted. This admission was
concession that MAHoSE's convention was
| regular convention, and therefore his electO
raj ticket, made up by the same conventions
must be regular. However, let them fight i
out amongst themselves.