Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-10
M'KINNEY At FlNCASTLE.
Tho Democratic Standard-Bcaror Enthu-
siaSticaily Received.
Npcrini tclogram - the Dispatch.l

Especial Telegram 70 the Dispatchl
FNcAvrLE. Va, september @. The cau-
Va~s iu This county was opened to-day by
stirring speech from Hon. Charlie pnkcy
Jones. Democratic nominee for he senate
from THIS district. and from Captain Philip
". Mckinney. our Governor that Is 20 BE-
Mr.. Jones spoke in pleasing. fprcib'e
siyle. lbs culOey upon the state ticket
was good and ms arrangement of Malone
excellent. We ORC fighting Malone. and
,bc life 81 The State depends on our sue
cess.
The appearance Of Captain Mckinney
was the signal for prolonged applause
After referring in httlng terms 70 his aas"-
ciatce On the ticket and 10 thc pure and
peerless Jones. ho took up Nahonc and
traced his political career; how. after being
prominently before the convention t'rt
dominated Holiday. DO plotted treason
against th, Democratic party, how, wh'.c
Ao SGT mp q separate Hancock ticket and
c'Aluydit 90 De- the truc Democratic tick
hc was iu secret correspondence with leld-
u1 Republicans with the view OF turning
over The vote ~ the State 20 Gar6cld-a
fIc' stated iu C,opcr's history and ucyG
denied IN Malone.
Ills platform was made 20 deceive. huf
10 refers 10 what the Republican party haas
done as guarantee uf what IL VIII do. and
what has ID dOuct This IS the party that
would have turned out the circuit Judges
that attempted 10 pass bill giving go the
Governor the power 20 appoint commits
SiOuer Of sales IN every county; that would
have removed all the uotarics public; that
would have selected school trustees. who
would select teachers that would indoci RI
matcth e children of the old Commonwealth
into Mahonelsm that would have ap-
pointed railroad commissioners, an army ot
oilicc-hOlders. i2,G6G strong, with salaries
acgrcgatine Sls.300.Gl0 With the tax Ma
hone would have levied on these officers
what AN enormous corruption fund would
have been raised " Does any one believe
hat Malone II intrustcd with power VIII
do lDss than hc attempted thenI'
The speaker quoted from f0st. Lewis.
Cameron, and others who have been as
-ociated with Malone and know the man,
an If whom declare that he is not the man
20 be- intrUstcd With power.
Captain Mckinney next discussed the
race Issue. He showed that the negroes,
uNdai the leadership of such man as
LNgston. Will not assert themselves and
claim recognition i'm any party IN which
they form q large majority. would a"
what ! could To- aid the negro m elcvatug
himself, ~ caring Tor the uuiortunateS "i
the race. but not 10 put HIM an oihcc
over the Whtc man. This ~ white
/ mans country, and the white man
must rule IT," The speaker then
dissccted the charge made IN circular
distributed by Malone, charging that the
expenses of the government were much
greater during Lees administration than
undor Camcron's and he showed That the
increase Wa due not 20 msmauagcmcut,
but increascda appropriations 10 Che lnamed
soldiers and e. the literary institutions, m
Guiding COLLEGES for negroes.
The Republican party was severely ar
aignel Tor being q sectional party. II has
lattonod upou the South, and the South
can expect nothing from thnt party.
While the tariff has nothing to do with
this canvass. J wall 9.V hat the present
tariff wa- not made for the people az the
South. IL wa, 70 WAY measure. Inc punhc
tax ought to be- reduced. The internal
revcm, should be abolished.
A.fot tho State debt. Mahonc has stated
That the Republicans settled IL; and say
let n stay settled.
cur nominee has made "a fine impression.
Oule number of Republicans of long
standing declare Tint they Will not supper.
Nahouc lut viii vote for Mckinney and
The popular YOUNG farmer we have n0ui-
mated for he Housc-A. q. Preston.