The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-20
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WE believe. says the GordorsNile
gazette. thai nIue-lenth5 oil ihf
white Republicans pa lhi' STATE
are really opposed to Malone. bat
number of chem DO not have the
courage to oppose him openly.
Mr.. #. NJ. SwIWLEY. who lives ia the
Northwestern section OF CLARKE county
recently came across an oppos-un den.
nom which ae pulled thirteen animlls
one sd and twelve young ores. H.
carried them home. but ten Of them a.-
forwards escaped. cutting short the
number ii 'p)-sum rotsts he had in
view.
Hon. JONI AMBLEE. OK Washington.
say. that John Sueilug. ioimenN one
of General Mahoue firm -upp'fters
and sill his personal friend. stated io
him that General M1hone oid rot tx
meet 20 be elected but he expected 10
control the Virginia delegation IN the
next Republican converuon' ana inr
-kickers" having left the party he VIII
secure what be desires.
\ TELEGRAM TO the Nco York Sun
says: Malone is IN rig 10 hisnt, "-'
even the Hon. julius C"ar burio"
exhibited temper. The couple utd-i-
took 10 speak to-day At Hanover Court
honse. Mahoue sand his FAY. but SON
after Mr.. Burrows began hYti' Deai
was seen 10 climb a tree neal uN ANA
turn somersauits and otherwise di-p''l
/ himself. The re-uit was that ihe crow
gufT wei and yelled at the bear. Then
/ fine hear co. down from the tiee. ana
/ MIR. purroW- resumed. WhegeupoD the
] bear went aloft again. and as Mr.. Bur
rows reached an eloquent climax lhe
animal danced a jik on the top cod nI
/ the limb. and the telling wotds ol the
o.ator were lost IN the yeiia oi the
crowd at the bear. "hO,e movements
were directed by Turk.
The negroes Of Richmond. says the
/ New York SiH. are wildly excited
over Mahone's latest secret campaign
circular. some weeks ago he sent out
private letters asking for the names o.
colored ministers. 70 their addrtsFs
me ia sending "A card aud clfculir. Upon
tine cards are printed scrlplual refer
ences. calling especial ution 30 me
tlth. 18th. 10Th. l7lh and 18th chapters
of Joshua. In the l,th chapter ne ca Is
attention 10 the following passage.
But The mountains snail De thi'e'
for ltisa wood. and thou SHAFT cut IL
I down: and the oulgoings Of II shall be
,hi,e. for tpou shalt drive the anadh-
ties. though they have IRON chanols
and though they be- strong
Ia the eighteenth chapter he calls at
tention 20 tn, following passag".
And there remained among the
children of Israel seven tribes which
had not received their inherianc'.
And Joshua SAID unto the children ol
I.rael. how long are ye lack 10 go a.
possess the land which The Lord God 81
your fathers hath given you: And
Joshua cast lots for them in Shiloh be-
foe the Lord. and there J -nua Ji-
vlded the land unto the children Of
Israel according to their divisions.
Malone SIMPLY asks the negroes %
read these extracts carefully. Joshua
il the fayoiits prophet OF the negro
race. and these uttefaucts OF his are
now beng read by Thousands ia con
nection with the election. They regard
it as promise OF division OF the
land of the whi',s among the negroes
Indeed. some of their ministers do III
hssitate TO tell them that they are o..
OF the seven tribes which have not re
ceIvsd their inheritance. hahohe ala'
ofTers large prizes To che cclored mel
" 10 sh8ii bring Cut the largest humber
OF vhies.
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