Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-09-24
MAHONE'S FIGHT.
The Virginia Republican Lead
er on the Stump.
REVIEWING THE DEBT QUESTION

P.rties-s>s.tor Daniel N.ke- the Is-
Palmer and Hoo John r. Lynch r<Ik
90 Negroes at Springfield Ins
ABIxGDOx, Va. S@pe 24-Gsn Ma.cns
arrived h>rs yesterday morning and was
greesei By large erowi at the siatiOn- A
proc~ssiou vas form.-d, and the general vas
esuort~i % his hot@ in triumph Az tie
Republican rally in tie sftsrnooa BE- made
what bis suppaEtsrs declared 10 be the bsst
eifoct q his life IN tire way q speeehnakinz
II wa raj from printed sIips The crowd
that h,fsosl to Gsa MAhoos was no. con-
dnsi 70 bis own political party. but bundrsis
% D~mccratz, ubO we're curious 70 - the
lite gisnt vhoss nam wAs a househobi
word amonS thern. wer. present. There
we're s-res % men pr-=eut While Geo
Mshone vas speaking. who che~r~d for
Mckinney without however. seeming %
annoy tn z~oeral very much
~. Views 90 the state Debt
In BIZ sFsech G-n- Malone r~vi-wei the
rrs1rt q tn Cleveland administration cSa-
trusting i unfavorably With former ons. Of
Repubiican pr-~isients IN respect % material
Prosperity. With r~zarl . the vital i--ns-
the STAT. public dets-he saii that tn. Dam
o-ratir administration b.i increased the
state aebs S5.OoOco ami By tb4ir biunlIers
bal Destroyed the vital el-sn-ut. Of III. Re
Iiigst@r- Republican VrO,s-itiun e settle
n@nt To Democrats hal invited the for
sizn boihoiders D a conf@rsuce, cunv-n-d
The legislature IN EXTRA sssssOn 70 met the
buuiholiers, and al the TIM, 30 far from
making any new proposition, bal actually
re-,s-iei a. the b'n,ihOid=rs aivancet show
ing that AGREEMENT was n0s Their obisck
How to Adjust the Dinaeaity.
Ihave never believed that the people Of
thi- state der a Settlement Eiih their cred
tor On any other bs-is than that Which re-
pZuit-d every dollar q her equitable shAre q
the debt q the undivtie,l state. and that IL
sholh be refunded AZ a rate % interest that
would enable them % meet it, annual de-
mAni- aud live On that basis ] venture 20
.ay. with svery responsibility for the seciArA-
ttJn. safi.fsef1ry df-p-u-itiDn q this eues-
ton can b. effected. bat no man WHO hon
city desires fnal settlement % ia would ex-
p-ct much - ds-ir-. that ssoald state
bow, by vhAi lawful Proos-s II must b. ef-
f-rts-i Tor -rrsigatHay the Democratic man
aEers would Az. Me. too Ny com-etftor
-@sms anxic'Is that ! -hould eniighten him on
this great qu-s tbon. bat lat experience has
Demonstrated sueh laul~nSAble inrApscity on
| the part % his s--ociate- 90 deal with this
I
the people that forbsar to indulge his solisi-
tgde-
he then SAii that the Republicans eft 81
Sao,cuo in the state treasury; that the Demo
| Gratis hai sine collected slS OF, OnO in tsres
ami cd. ID O. cd. Os 10 the state debt, AMI
Be- vantei 70 know Wha; hai become Il the
money.
Negro Domination
| He dveit at Iength 90 the CIV raissi Of
negro domination. bat sad IL was nos the
| ghost q The negro IN politics bs va. dis
c4ssing BE sai there "a. no reality in Il
| lac negro WAS here % stay He Wa the
| hfesaving power 70 all industries and
| pursuirS his labor cuntrlbatei TO the
wealth All power Of this common wealth
and the more the citizens eontribG;4 % tis
| enlightenment the more they Would ealarx-
their property Gen Malone discussed the
tariff. All saii q -x-Pr-si lent C5syelAni
that Be was bigger man than his party, BE-
/ cTu-s be had cUn victi0nS
A Democratic Interruption
When Gen MAhoOe vas introduced there
"a great easerIng, bat be bal proce--ied not
more than dozen sentences wh=a on toe
ogtskirts q the crowd there was a racket
hike oorss trOsting over the foor Il was
| a gang q fifty men Ieaving in a body Is II
by Tr-oooo-rt~d SrrAngsmsnt Suns ex-
element i~ginning % manifest Itself,
Chairman SOmers interpos@i AMI advised
tie suiisnce 10 b. patient, a. 4 vas a Demo
crate trie<- Geo- Malone then went on
vito MS sp-~ch.
senator DsnieTs speech
At the Democratic m-stfng S-uator Dan
ieis mate his chef issae on Mabone's person
Atty.
He aid Malone kAd taken six charAete-.
\ and 10 every one had proven fais.
a. Confederate solder. when b.
voted s4a-nst removing comrsdei
| q ABB itis.. a. a railroad president in
/ WhIch - hal Wrecked the rr,sds and the
state'- inter, = in them, = Deunocr silc hal.
l er. when D. - cot here % -.nat0r Camera
/ for b..-l's. a. a Read jzsfer. when be did BDi
raI-e Anger against federal violence A. a
| frIend q thu uUrsInEm~n. Whsn be emfDy-d
| lab printer Ga Tie Richmond Wig and i'm.
| parted eugiH.er- o. run Virginia railroads
i and nogE a. a = puhiican. uhea L. = trying Il
| tool the . d-t--u- Repab iosn-. senator Dan-
l iei aid there va no E@yabiI -anism in il. Tbs
| e---r4ce % tie contest VA. MahoueiSm and "a
va GdnK the tariff a. curtain before th.
| stage % keep the people from seein< what was
going on In the green rom. No tariff i in
| VOWED in this state contest and they have no
| STATE is-Re- except Malone. who wants 70 y
| governor, bat sOnt ct there
Wanted = joint Debate
| Inc lOcal u .nocrats we're urgent for g
JDsRi discussion. and ssnt liter proposin NJ
thst :. naior Daniel and others nov herr
shogid engage Gen Malone AMI his stat, in
deiaie. TO tnis JUICE WOOD the local Re
wllaz % met T. W Mckinney, ne Demo
cratic canfidlt~, ~ ans TINA
Gen Mabyue's speech vas received viii
ccsliinust cbeerinz, intsrsperssi WITH erie
81 -MeKiHn-y, McKnneJT Ala meetin
of the Democrats held At about the sam
ua.a that tn R-pGblicsns we're listening Z
Malone, S-naior Jcbn W. Daniel made