Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-19
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lar circumstances Of Federal Interference,
they elected Grover Cleveland AS Coy
ornoY by nearly 200, 600 majority.
The gallant men of Virginia" said he.
" can't be bought; they can't be olienated
by promise Of Federal places; they can
only bee led by one thing the power Of
argument the force Of reason
According 30 the speakers Wow the Ad-
is doing oil that 1t can for
Malone. and he did not know of any Fed
c,al appointed who would not vote for Ma
hone If there Is any such and Malone
finds 70 ont Malone will hurry the news 10
Washington so as TO have the hcker's head
cut of.
WORDS or CHER.
Captain Mckinney having painted Ma
hone IN deserving cOlOrs; having shown
TIE rancor and hate Of the Republicans to-
ward the South; having compared the
State administration Of the Malone party
with the four years OF Democracy under
Fitzhugh Lee; having warned the white
people of their duty 10 each other, began
TO draw his captivating discourse 20 an
end with modest descriptions OF the re-
ceptions accorded him in visits through
the State. II have never seen people so
aroused. - said he. Il have met no Demo-
crat who does not believe orr ticket will
bc elected; have neither socn nor heard
of any Republican bold enough 10 say Ma
hone is going 10 be elected. The outlook
is bright indeed, and still say TO you We
must organize"
This duty Of organization. Of getting all
our men registered. of getting all our
voters TO the polls early, Captain Mckinney
urged with great force and emphasis. IL Is
an old theme. but he made 1t new; 1t IL
twice-told tale, but it came from his lips
fresh and blooming with importance.
Vote early" said he; vote often (as
you lawfully cam; but don't use any tissue
ballots That IL the ammunition OF Ma
hone. Vote the large, honest ballot"
CHAIRMAN.
The speaker congratulated the people Of
Hanover upon having secured such
worthy. able. and energetic chairman rs
Mr. Scott. All over the State our people
are bringing Just such young men 20 the
front. We are making excellent nomIna-
tions. too. for the General Aasembly-men
like Speaker Cardwell lApplause
The party is fortunate, said he, to be
under the leadership of Gordon. He has
youth. enthusiasm, aud patriotism. His
Young life is an before him, trust, and he
has Mr. Barbour for an adviser"
Captain Mckinney said he had great
faith in Gordon for the blood that IL IN his
veins. The Gordons had all been Andrew
Gordon was descended from John Hamp-
ton Peasants. and thus he had knship
with mrn who were leaders of the two
great opposing parties of other days.
With well-turned compliment TO Han
over. with thanks for hiscOrdlal reception.
with GOOD impression made, with true
and worthy doctrines taught, the Captain
az 2:35 closed his hour-and-a-hah speech
amid great applause, which only ceased 10
bo taken UP and reechOed by three hearty
cheers for him, and thercupOn the crowd
filed ont of the courtroom and went III
search of dinner.
CAPTAIN Mckinney was at the hotel four
or five hours before the meeting was called
10 order and several hours after It ad-
iournod, and during that time was person
ally introduced to q great many people.
The pressure Of his hand and the glance OF
his eyes are making for him converts from
the enemy and winning increased love
from his party friends.
tie speaks in Fredericksburg tonight.
and to reach there most conveniently re
turned 10 Richmond last night ana VIII
leave here this morning to fiji his appoint
ment.
WEATHER.
The attendance at court was large but
not as large as 1t would have been had not
the morning opened in the midst OF cold
rain.
By noon the skies were clear, though the
temperature remained low throughout the
dav and the courthouse stove, IN when q
bright fire WAS burning, was the centre OF
attraction of chilly people, except when
the crowd was assembled to hear captain
Mckinney, when the courtroom got so
warm that the widows had all TO be opened
MILITARY.
H..4o.. W l. NVfol-
ham. will muster at the Courthouse to-day
ana remain i'm camp for two days, when
the men Will be drilled and schooled IN thc
evolutions Of the cavalryman.
This troop Will be IN line ana make
good showing at the unyeulns ol Loo
Monument ia December
THE RESOLUTIONS.
Following are tho resolutions above re-
farrcd TO as having been adopted by the
Hanover Democrats:
Rssolred. !. That we heartily endorse the state
ticket consisting Of those fearless Nirgihians'
Mckinney. Tyler, and scott
. That, important rs we believe nhuohAi ques-
uous to be, w0 recognize that the issue III inc
uerfing canvass IL whether on the one mana oui
civilization shall be preserved ana integrity hiu
intelligence shall continue 10 rule In the COUNCILS
of our state. or whether on tho other hhnu the
state shall Dc turned over 70 the seli-aPpolh'eu
autocrat and dictator OF tho Republican party,
William Malone. ,,,
3 Thatnis the interest and duty OF al good
citizens 10 use their best endeavors TO defeat the
last effort Of Malone and his allies 10 debauch
the people Of Virginia, to destroy their ihsttu-
rons and TO prostitute thef interests 10 peisou"'
ACKNOWLEDGMENT and selfish purposes
4 That We cordially endorse tho wise, con-
seryative and able administration OF oOFerhor
Fitzhueh Ice, and point with ptido 10 ~ as an
assurance 20 the people oi NrSlhlh 'hal lho
ascendency Of tho Democratic parry menus PTn,e
....f. ha
institutions and the honest and iaiihiul a-ihih-
istrntion Of every branch OF the government IN
the interest OF the whole people
Resolutions by Captain ID. a. Timber
lake:
Pe,o,ref. That wo heartily endorse the course
OF the Hon. KiIhHrd II. Car0weh, our present
renresentativo, and for the fifh time our Doml-
nee Tor ihai Office, and pledge him our most
earnest efforts to secure his ro-elecuoh 70 TIC
House by a. Increased majority
Among CAPTAIN McKinneyS hearers were
Colonel William X. Aylctt. OF KING VII
liam. and Senator reject Henry L. WICK
ham. -,-,. ,,oo.
Tomorrow night at O'Clock Elba Demo
cratic Club will hold their annual meeting
at Houck's Hall, on west Broad street
Officers are to be chosen and much WORK
done ,,
Some local speakers will probably be on
hand % make addresses.
CIAY-wAED ACTIvrs.
This well known Democratic Club holds
IFS regular meeting tonight at 5 o'clock;
The standing committees for the year Will
be announced. After transaction OF busi-
moss the club will be addressed by Hon.
William Iovenstein, ". c. Carrington,
Conway II. Sands, and others. All Demo
cratic voters are invited 70 be present.
FULTON CLUB.
Fulton Democratic Club will have a
meeting tomorrow night 10 elect officers
and 10 prepare to do good work during the
campaign. ,,
THE OLD DOMINION.
The Old Dominion Club viii meet TO-
riaht Chairman Jackson Guy viii be on
band 70 confer with the members with re-
fcrence 10 campaign work. Much busl-
ness OF importance IS 10 come up.
Independent Club.
A meeting Of the independent working
men of jefferson Ward, few IN number
,ces called for last night at McDonough
I.t an n