Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-03
THE RICHMOND DIsPATCH-sUNDAY NOVEMBER 3, 1889.

l. liz Mn
The peace and prosperity that she, would
be robbed of by the success OF Manone-
ism cease not an effort till the last vote Is
pollcd on Tuesday next and all Will be
well.
COLONEL n. o. JANIS, ooocHLASD,
Our marty organization is about rs good
M In 1859 and our people are determined TO
win next Tuesday. j do not think our ma,
iority can fall short of tca thousand, ana
II Mahone continues 20 have the judges OF
election arrested for offences dAegd 10 nave
been committed a year AGO our majority
will be increased TO 10000 or more.
JACKSON GUY. Eso., RICHMOND CITY
The general outlook seems good; in tins
city it is very encouraging; DemocTals
here ore certainly alive TO the lssues anu
| our organization - good -
Tho situation but demands. that the
energy. activity, and watchtulness now
evoked shall develop and continue through
Tuesday next. With that Richmond VIII
| Give BIC Democratic majority despite the
use Of Doodle by Malone.
BEVERLY Z. MUNToRD, ESQ, RICHMOND CITY
The situation is full OF encouragement.
| All that is necessary TO insure success ~
| the united and unceasinc efforts OF our
people Beware, however. OF oyer-conh-
| dcnce. Tho enemy IS Thoroughly orSan-
lied, we'll supplied with the slneTs OF WA, ~aI'
and led by q bold and unscrupulous lead-
or. The prospect of spoils and plunde,r
Will stimulate his white followers. while
the dream of negro supremacy viii AM
mate the blacks. Upon our success ue-
pends the social peace and material pros
/ parity of the Commonwealth. WIN such
/ momentous interests at stake no bonora-
/ 1 l I.ff .ffsa to
victory TO our cause.
Fourth District.
W. T. ATKINS. MECELESBUBG.
Our organization in every part OF the
! Fourth district is thorough. The Demo
Gratis arc more united, cnthuslastlc' ana de-
termined than have ever known them.
There is much dissatisfaction and disa1ec-
tion among the negroes, both rs to state
and local candidates. and We expect to re-
duce the majority of last fall. My infor-
nation from all over the state il OF the
most encouraging kind, and / expect Nc
Kinney's election by large majority.
WE. M'KENNEY, ESQ, PETERSBURG.
lam confident that the Democratic state
/ ticket viii be elected and that the Leglsla-
ture Will be Democratic. The Fourth DIS
trict was never more thoroughly aroused
to the importance of the issues involved.
MANN PAGE, ESQ, PRINCE GEORGE.
The Mahonetes are working hard to poll
n fall negro vote. with every prospect OF
success. Their white voters will stand by
the ticket. Our party Is not so well organ
! lied. But more interest Is beng taken
now. as they realize the danger OF their
apathy. few whites are reported to have
deserted to Malone.
W ". BAKUR, ESQ, POwHATAS.
The Democrats OF Chesterfield are fully
alive 70 the vital issues 1T stake on next
| Tuesday They cannot bee bought by
either Republican money or promises. The
Republicans are making quiet hut
dosreratc canvass. Urge all who have We
liclcs to carry the less teyoredto the polls;
to loan their horses and wagons to Demo-
crazy one day.
GESTEAL GEORGE =. HUNDfEY, AMELIA.
Iexpect great Democratic victory next
! Tuesday because our people are now
| thoroughly aroused. | have never seen
! them 80 much SO since 1869. Two weeks
ago We re ovcr-cOnbdent and ana
thetic. and we were IN great danger. Inc
! CHANGED aspect OF Affairs IN so short time
j. phenomenal and strongly attests the
| mortal dread which all good people nave
Of the rule of Malone. We are not safe
vet. though. and VIII not be until we have
met and iOllcd the cunning ana desperate
| exDedIents Of our arch enemy on election
dav. We may confidently expect some
| thing unusual and Dangerous III that hhe
| from n man of NanOuds character and an
tecelenls We should have at every pre-
cipct in the State on that day men OF cool
ness, intelligence, and courage whose
duty il shall he to remain until the votes
are counted. H. viii not try hls game IN
the cities. He knows there is dynamite
there. II viii be tired in the quiet country
districts If at all. Let Us be prepared.
y. g. rURNBULL, ESQ.,, BRUNSWICK.
In nv opinion the prospects for Demo
cratic victory were never better and If our
people will work faithfully from now until
lie election the result is assured. put
McKmucy's majority at seventeen to
twenty thousand.
CONGRESSMAN 7. c. vENABLE, PETERSBURG.
7 believe that Phil. Mckinney and The
State ticket Will be elected, and that the
Democrats will control the next Leglsla-
ture. The Republicans always clam
everything. They always have money and
SPEAKERS Thew havo ALWAYS been beaten
by arbour. Gordon. assisted by Barbour
Will gather them" again tins fall.
L. G. IRVING, ESQ, FAKavuLE.
The political outlook in Prince Edward
| ia encouraging. the negroes are divided.
We are determined TO carry the county toi
orr glorious friend and c0untvman, Z. ".
Mckinney. for Governor. and for our noble
representative, Dupuy, for the House Of
Delegates. hy handsome majority. Oui
people are thoroughly aroused. They
| are working night and day and don
intend to be intimidated by Mahone's Feie
ral marshals. We know our rights anc
propose TO assert them. You viii get gooo
tidincs from Prince Edward the night o.
the jth.
JOSEPH HoBsoN, ESQ, PowHATAN.
The outlook in this legislative district j
, rs rood as ever saw IL. L am sure We vii
elect or whole ticket.
3 Fifth District.
6. T. NUsTAIN. rsQ.. PIrTsYLyASIA.
The political outlook in Pttsylvania j
CHEERING and the people well aroused.
think the county aud Danyille will gly'
Mckinney 500 maj ority-perhaps more.
- JOHN L. HURT, PITrsyLvAHIA.
In this section both sides are thoroughly
> enlisted and w0r King like beavers. IS
general thing the whites almost to MAJ
will vote the straight Democratic tlcke
, and the heroes the Malone ticket, and ;
/ full vote WI be polled. The game youn.
cities of Danvllc and North Danville VII
speak ont IN tones OF thunder.
, Our people have had a taste of neSrl
| not for a moment believe that the Whit
people of Virginia will, from apathy or am
| other cause 50 far forget themselves rs Il
1 let their friends residing IN what is termed
e the "black belt" run any risk OF benz
, again subjected to 1t.
DANIEL COLEMAN, ESQ, DANvILLE.
/, IF other portions of tho State are as mucl
| enthuscd and as well organized rs this the
! | Democratic majority viii be ffteei
{ thousand. IF all tho white men in the Stat
who pretend to be white men lcerc lcbH
| men the Democratic majority would b.
seyenty-fve thousand
> r. P. HUNIER, ESQ, CAMPBELL.
7 lam verv hopeful about the State ticke
q and | think there will be q comfortable
r | majority in the Legislature.
@ W. T. sUTHERIIN, ESQ, DANvTLLF.
I think the terrible apprehension tina
= from apathy and over-confdence amons
g | Democrats Malone might possibly b.
/ elected Governor, and thcrecent arrests o
Judges of election and other unofendn'
citizens for alleged offences committed {