The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-05

stamp. but they turn TO their sister State
North Carolina. and tonight she sends ont
whom we gave her years ago. | take pleas
IRE Us introducing Hon. ". II. Kitchen. OF
North Carolina"
Mr. Kitchen began by saving that he
would be- embarrassed but for the fact that
he felt In his fathers house and among
| the members of his own family. He felt
| almost rs IL he was a \irginian. because
his ancestors were. He had served in the
war under the immortal Lee. cheers one
Of the finest soldiers and the grandest
| Christian gentlemen the world had ever
seen. And fought--not for the mainte-
nance of negro slavery-hut | fought for
| the principle of local self-gOyernment." In
| a curs0ry way the speaker alluded
| to the evil. Of Republican rule in the cOun-
try. the oppression Of the working classes,
and the misery and wrctchcdncss caused
under the Republican regime.
THE question 20 he decided tomorrow
was whether the gall mt and gifted Mckin-
acy or whether Judas iscari0f be Go,ernor.'
Just here the large picture of Mckinney,
which hung in mid air above the speakers
chair was unveiled. and the audience
cheered la .tily. shall Virginia be turned
tomorrow in the hand Of that traitor. Ma
hone Not only j. he the enemy Of irginia.
bur Of the whole south; not only Of the
south. but Of all mankind. Instead Of be-
ng Nirginia's friend and instead of defend
ing her honor. he has put the most damning.
despoilng and rayishing blight upon her
iLat his venom and hatred could suggest.
Malone has not only seven Yials Of wrath,
but seventy times seventy Walls at gaul,
which he is ready to pour ont ON YOU people
- soon ~ he gets a chance. He has got an
indictment against YOU ~ long rs from here
%, "
tunity 10 prosecute you.
"NahOnc il not 20 be- Governor. The Lord
mas not 80 ordained il. You were created
for n better and nOblcr purpose than 10 serve
under Malone aud his cohorts.
..rbcy say insult the Republican party
when talk. Insult Malone: Insult Julius
Caesar Burrows: The idea was prepos-
ferrous.
GLOW much better Virginia would have
tccn-hOw much better the negro would
have been--if Malone had never been con-
ceived and born.
.Whilc I'm ON this subject | want 10 say
a few words about the negro. We have no
right Ia deceive the negro. whose skin }, |
a. black as MahOnc's heart; but We don't |
treat the negro right. Education; Why |
Won might as well talk Of educating the |
monkey. The negro j. black. and the black |
r. he STAYS the nearer he j. complying with |
the laws Of God, and don't you help him |
gct any whittier. God had purpose
in making him black. and the blacker he
-tsvs the better hc will serve the govern
ment. Tell him the Republican party kinked
hi. hair: tell him that the Republican party |
gave him an abominable smcll. 10y which he
.an bc distinguished: and tell him that Just
NJ long a. he holds on 10 NahOne's cOal-iaIls
he hand Of the honest white man will be-
a sainsi him. I'm the way understand the
AVS Of God. it was never intended that races
.reatcd 80 differently should cOhablt to-
either ~ one family, and can swear that
he law Of Democracy is opposed 10 II.
There has been no contest IKE ihis since
lei. Davis was President. And Of Jch.
Davis viii say there never was grandcr
nan. When any one SAYS anything against
len. Davis or Robert l.. Lee. or Fitzhugh
zee. or Jackson. or any of those Grand sons
# Virginia. they speak against mo. and
hey speak against NY wife and eleven
Laughter
The speaker cOunselled his hearers 10
work hard ON the morrow. He wished he
.ould scare his audience he said. then they
would work. Don't try 10 make white
nan Of the poor deludcd, cablc-i0cd negro
oOls. GO 10 the white man who il outside
f the Democratic fold and try 10 bring them :
pto the right path. Counsel with him; tell .
i'm hi. duty. bet dou'i 20 to the negro and !
sk him ~ project your wives and children: ,
md don't say that am drawing the color
inc God Almighty drew II, the negroes :
rev it. and I'm not going to gain-ay it,. ,
"l0u can hold the fort great deal bet
af than you can capture il after IL has been l
AIKEN from YOU. You have a right to con-
fol your own state which was handed '
own as a legacy 10y your foreiaiher-. You q
ave "A right 10 rule. The intelligence and :
Sc virtue hase a right always to rule. The :
lien race have no right either by inherit
nee. hy intelligence or any other power. 4
would disgrace your progeny for years 10
,me if you surrender to the enemy. u
'.Stand like a stOnowall, stand like the
,ck of Gibraltar for your principles. for
,ur honor. for your self-respeci. and the II
ord Will bc on your SIDE
I'm conclusion the speaker cited some Of
Ic wrongs brought on the country 10y Re
lbiican rule. and showed how the general =
ndency toward Capitalization and con-
'lidatiOn was the object of the party that
posed State sovereignty and states
ghts. "
For the loye of all chat was right and Il.
,nc-t and good. be- begged his hearers 10 "
their full duty and forever bury Malone 'l'
Virginia
CAPTAIN M'kINNEN SICK. !,
telegram WAS received from antaln !.
ckinncy saving that he was sick in bed.
III could not be present. L
FLOWERS. "
\ bouquet of flowers was sent 10 the ~
lcatrc Tor Captain Mckinney 10y Miss W
annie Pegram. In hi~ absence they were w
csentcd 9GONernOr Lee. NJ
CHEERS FOR THE ZINES "A
The TIMEs. in recognition Of The occasion. r.
i'll in bouniiful supply of Roman can al
RS. skyrockots. and Illuminating powder.
s the long line of patriotic Democrats &
lrched past. the rockets red gl'xy la
one over them the red powder lin NyiS'g III
rromdings. and the scene was so ~ -kl1set an
Z that cheer after cheer walked the '.,St%.. y%yn
cre was no stint in the display. rNtg3sN 20
Is kept up. even after the last m'rnftYiX
,ccs,iOn had filed past. trxs 'N
SPLENDID TURNOUT. cHiT ~
II was estimated that fully five ih0lfxil !,
n were in line. and all seemed 1WHk ~
ouscd and enthusiastic. \ nuIntKTf y
ld Nets'' in local politics proHouncSd II a.,
+ finest political Turnout the, had ever 49,
IA in Richmond, and predicted at feast =.