The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-16


reached the city last night by the thcsa-
pcakc and Ohio Railway. They came down
on the same train with Malone and Con
gresham Burrows. Of Mic hi gan. hut did not
exchange cordial greetings. ~ heretofore.
General Malone and Burrows are at ford's.
RIddlcbcrgcr was npt 10y several of his
prominent friends and escorted 10 the IN
change Hotel. Tie will drive over The cit,
to-day and speak at the Old Market Hall to-
night
senator Riddlcbcrgcr enjoys a most lie
served reputation a. one of the most pOpu-
lar public speakers in Virginia. and his
turning against Malone was what his
friends expected. end his taking the stump
against him Is an evidence that the kick
err = in Virginia are most DESTROYS % defeat
bossism
FROM THE BEGINNING.
Iiddlcbcrgcr was seen 10y a reporter and
asked his opinion Of the Virginia CAM
paign.
- will begin at the beginning" said the
ex-senator. land You can take down and
omit what You choose. At the request OF
number of sincere Republicans ] r.
manned IN Washington from March Ito June
I to assist j. bringing about an adjustment
of factional differences in the part, in Viz
gnia. With this object IN view held
aloof from all complications and counsellcG
Brady violently held 20 his ul,maium- no
compromise except with the retirement Of
General Malone. The President allowed
tho committee that waited upon him hui fin,
min lies 20 present the side of the kickcr-
are allowing General Nahone two months
o. present his side. The discerning once
thought the President very inpatient. and
altogether too brief and nervous 10 De cam
did. He did not give the committee "a
straight look into his eyes while there.
This, however. l. no exception to his manner
Of speaking or cOnNcrSing. hut j. the habit
Of his life. While in Washington ! had
been assured on several occasions 10y The
President and the Po~ima>tcr-Gencral that
nothing would lc done in ireinia till har
mony was restored that such was the
policy in New York. and Virginia should De
treated likewise.
"Abodt this time the So-callcd National
Committee appeared upon the scene.
FRAUD. rNsFHcop. AND FORGERY.
.Thcrc never was "a greater fraud imposed
'lpon a conhdin- people than this Puay-Na-
honc-Brady compromise. II lacked the ili-i
essentials of n coml1Umi~c. There was hui
one party Ia IL. Then came the cui-lnd-
dried plan from General Nanunr'- table. l.
was the identical onc-man plan of ursaniIa-
ton.
1t was LEFT in the power Of General Ma
hone 10 remove and appoint county chair
men nj his villa power hc ha- since WELD
ed wherever necessary 10 have Nahoni
man chairman 10 pack the Norfolk tou'tu-
fion with his satellites. adding This insult
o. Others under which We have been smart
ing since he surrvptltiou-lN put his woke
upon us. All county calls had to Dee coun-
ter-iencd: Approved, William Mahone
chairman.
cit must now Dee noticed THAT this paper
in fA.l. ( al
no party % il. General Malone refused g.
have ANYTHING whatever 20 DO with him.
Hence OnlS one side was consulted.
But Colonel Brady never get, lcli if d.
can help il. lie forgot his previous ultima
ium. went 10 the Office of the Press. edited
iy the very appropriately named foN
where these two proceeded 90 add the
words,
II concur in the above
~. u. BRADY.
"'Memhcr National Republican Commit
tee
'rhe compromising Colonel Wa- az no
time asked by the National Committee o.
concur. General Malone declined 10 ALLOW
him 10 concur and when De- heard how COL
onel Brady had beaten him out of the cole
lcctor-hip. even though it wJs 40 the price,
ct apO>tacy 10 his friends. the Genera.
danced the Mobile Buck On such music a.
he best renders under similar circum-
stances. War WAS declared. hut peace Wa~
soon restored hy the awful Qual-t ltniar
proclamation. Damn IL. Malone. il Doe j.
Objectionable 10 You at YOUR home. of course
lac will not Ice confirmed
"lf must he observed that General Ma
homes paper j. signed only hy VI. =. QUAY.
chairman National committee. '0ionc.
Brady's j. signed by the subcommittee. A.
these other gentlemen did NOT >igu Ma
homes paper was alta loss % know whl
they' signed Brady's. | aScert iincd that
some Of the names of members of the Nj
tisnal Committee o. the paper We're un-
authorized. II was too late % -er all huf
If only one name WAS put there without au-
fhoriiy IL iu>iihe~ tine opinion then formed
that none Of them signed il. Colonel Brady
was AZ no time "a party 10 the Malone CONF
Promise. He simply compromised himself
knew from General Mahonc that Colonel
Brady WAS one of the men Dc would not
treat vita.
The QUAY proclamation did quick work.
for the ground wa~ in good order. Wash
ingion was full of \ir-niaus seeking post
offices and other places. This WAS their OPP
pOriuniiy. They rushed with open arms 20
embrace the patriotic leader who had Weld
ed for the good oithe party.
VAIN WE'RE ILL., EFFORTS.
Poor ~impleton,, / ,ainly cndca,orcd
10 uudeceiN, many of them. Now they -oe
II for themselves. Under the same old plan
Malone organized his convention for hl.
own nomination hy reclamation. That
plan gives him "A practical control Of every
little meeting held. lie appoints and r-
moves county chllrmrn al hl, VIII. liz
county chtirmen appoint none but Malone
men AT precincts. II Is the saline iu Tine
cities. Ex-Governor Cameron told me 10 Was
much more difficult for him % get tO 20
~ e. ID.
balloi-boN. Mlhunc j., also practically his
own committee on credentials. No good
man would have such power hc,iOwedup1u
him. No fair and honest man would cNer-
else such power. What do Republicans
think OF this fraud. force. fai-chood and for
gerry: What can they think Of this hSdri-
headed boss Did QUAY dare gp into New
ORR 10 settle the party hr0ilo theres On.
no. But bee and Malone. being tarIcd With
the same stick a, obnoxious BOSSES, had mo-
difficulty IN getting themselves together.
And this j. the Way u was done. Ma
hone sulkcd IN Petersburg. QUAY lost n0
time after the Inauguration in rushing down
10 get his unit rule coniltrc in good humor.
Mahnne'- methods might Doe very much
needed in Virginia i'm l~'l2. They had stood
together till the last al Chicago. quay had
been made chairman in Difference 10 ~cnd-
tor ~herman'- friends and Malone had
been in the ring from The hc-
ginning. QUAY carried him 10 Wash
ingtnn, Introduced him. and be- established
his department at thamherlin'e. lie Wd@
made POstmlsicr-Gcueru for Virginia.
with Captain Asa Rogers first assistant.
Ilr surrounded himself with a peramhu-
lating street stan. and began busincs, hy
literally advertising that All applications
for po,tofccs should De- forwarded 10 the
Virginia department. Personal cNamna-
iion showed that only those applications
were forwarded a. the government post
Office which were marked, Examined and
approved, Malone.
DICIATOE~ Nor WAIVED.
.Why do you oppose Mahonc:"
This il a question put 10 me dang ana
many times a day. | will tell YOU. No
man who Graves such arbitrary power as
General Malone. who exercises and abuses
il ~ shameitlly as he has been doing II M
10 be Governor of Virginia. No man with
.ucha yaulting ambition 90 attain 20 high
position aud with such live ambition IN
achieving il j. III % bee Governor of Viz