Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1889-10-11

| capdcliNs anu "fC'"H'' a''oi wv"
ton, selnshnes> aud malice are his
! predominaiiug qualities,
oppose lin brcaGse ol bis IN
suits to Republicans Ia convention
and out in 1889, and again in 1889,
when I announced ! would sup
port the nominee bnt ba slave
under his Infamous "pian" no lon
ger. He cost Wise many votes.
What Republican has forgotten
Malone aud Lamb in those con.
ventiODs, and
THAT TRAITOR or AN HOUR,
Cralgi Verify, lis true, and pity
tits, Ills true High and honorable
Henry Bswen seems to bave peck
eted the groSsest atIront ever offer.
eel in such a place a, a political
convention.
! oppose Malone because Of
what | esteem scarcely less THAI
outrages on his part against many
worthy citizens OF Virginia during
his six years servi,e.
oppose him for his extreme
radlcaliSm, which eXcells all, and
which can only be told. II is too
long. Details OF ali these reasons
will promptly follow. Some limo.
cent Republicans will be a.tonlsh.
ed.
opp Sc Mahone because | love
liberty and hate tyranny.
oppose him tor turning the Re.
publican party over to the cruelties
of Quay, and for abusing the powar
thus obtained by holding hundreds
of appointments in Virginia to
coerce the support OF all contes.
tants. This regard as hideOus,
for it IS delusion and deception.
oppose Malone because Of that
ingratitndc, so appropriately char
acteriEed as the baSest and meaneSt
of crimes.
Ioppose Malone because he has
defeated the Republicans IA one
legislative election at least, two
congressional elections ami two
presidential elections by withdraw
lug issues and snbSltu ing his Oh.
noxious personality. He deserves
Republican execrAtion for throw.
ing away his Congressional Dis
trict, ana with it the Staff, last
fall to CRAFTY personal revenge.
I oppose Mahone beca Sc he
viii carry bis sellishness, revcngrs,
lack of political virtue, and the
other characteristics ! have as
sciibed 70 him into the Executive
/ Mansion.
oppose Mahone becanSc by his
arrogance and i'll manners ne iu-
sulied some Of the ableS' and most
capable Republicans III every re-
spect, 10 rid himself of intelligent
surroundings, and pose as the
leader of a great southern Hepnbll.
eau movement. 10 tins end he
proposes to sacrifice the RopuDll.
can party once more.
Last for this paper, bur not least,
| oppose Gen. Malone, because he
is convert to the doctrine Of cen
tralization and the control Of e,ec-
tions by the Federal Government.
l canno, consent that man snail
represent me who vonld put the
most radical construction on the
l4th amendment to the constitution
OF tho United States. As an eX-
Confederate he has his circulars
mailed at cvrrr Y Rods with three
inch head lines
"THE HERO OF TIE CRATER.
He brings into the campaign an
honorable record ~ soldier,
backed by the narrative OF Maj.
Lacey and the imaginative genus
of James Barron Hope. Yet he
would ask his eX Confederate com.
rades to endorse hlm, with his eX.
ecrable views, for Governor.
| have letter i!om the iamcnied
Jane, Barron Hope, written in
1856. when three Years service in
the L. >. senate had Fixed my 20.
litical status beyond all question.
III get TO Noriolb, as / noV hope
to do, the people there shall hear
it. IL viii make a fac companion
piece for the Mis.used verses of a
devoted soldier friend.
must break of abruptly for the
lack of space in the HERALD. /
will endeavor to show in due time
that the administration, witt the
exception of two members OF the
cabinet, has been privy TO Senator
Qnay's ''combine' since the close
of the first month after Gen. Ma
hone opened zap his Headquarters
IN Washington. For NY proofs vs.
the =. o. Department, challenge
contradiction from the =. VI: GEN.
down to the coal carriers.
am sorry to intIude ms very
prolix paper upon such OF my read.
els As mnst know will not relish
il. bat do them he most ample
Justice IN rendering any Of my sub
scrIbers space Tor the presentation
of LIS views.
Fl. RI. RGDDLKBERGER. Editor.
C0L0RED MEN!
The most censurable thing the
| Darnocrats ever did was iuStUcling