The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-18
THE POT BOILING.
ENTHUSIASTIC FLAG RAISING in
THE COUNTY.
The scene Illuminated by Ifundre"s
Torches stirring Speeches py ""'
,.... m xis. and otherS-Other To-
,,,,c.l Matters and Meetings.

\lthnuvh disappointed last Mpnu'N h-"''
the Fairfield Democratic luh dih h'a 49,"
10 suffer hy IT, for last night when INC w,
man went ont Ia the meeting aiu N'N W.
'', Al the end of \cnahlc street what
..emed thousand torches, and heard the
chnor which seemed 10 proceed from -, /
m,ux voices. hc knew that ihr iaiih'i"
Club had gotten together The lar-tH' nee,
inc ever seen in this district. NJ 80 LON
the Union Democratic Gun, or th' '.','-
End headed hy the old Dominion Amateur
hand of Church Hill. four hundred strong
marched ont 10 IIardin'- shop WIN h''''"7
torches and loud hurrah-. ,,..n
the first object that presented li~.ll 10 ln'
reuorier was pole. estimated L" nc s'N'f
hI. feet high. from the top OF when n"'l'"
an immense banner. upon when Wcic in- /
srrihed ihc names of the leaders VINO ht'"
the Democratic ticket.
Al $50 O'Clock Mr.. Adam Diaconi. lfcSF
dent of the Fairfield club. introduced ~ W. w.
,udieure. which numbered al least l-""
~ 'rsons senator William lOscn~tcn.
MIR Iovcnstcin proceeded 90 impress Inc
f,rt upou his hearers that unless iilf brli"-
rr,ts Of thi, and every other county are .h
tho alert Malone VIII rnln the state. re
said. "IfcNorv club viii work Ike inns 'iu'
has worked. Malone will be buried under
such a heap Of ballots that he VIII never
AGAIN Use 10 threaten the peace ana l''"'
perjfy of this commonwealth. we nav,
had !, t,sie of hi, government. and We al
I,,n,y loo we'll what tits. lou know that in
The LEGISLATURE of l>S2 Malone tried To-
mass numerous bills that were detrimental
| ~ fine welfare Of the people of tins ~la'''
and after "A manfui opposition ~ the H"t'7'
| thov ,y,r. possed hV a small majority, hul
] in The senate the Democratic memneI-
stood there day and ni-ht 10 defeat lheS'
measures 80 fatal 10 our hnellN. u - "'
i col t|f.lfl f
of dollars Of the states money ihal Wa
diverted under his rule. or of the broken
I hank i'm petcrhurg. in which were drf'-,p"
many thousands of the states money. IT.
sinja today stands upon plane hl-h'i
! thon she has ever stood since the war. I'm"
| i, il for Won 10 say ON the 9Th day OF NO
/ vemhcr whether she shall ronilhu' I'D lni7
nrosperitv or Doe turned over 20 MAh''' '
la what 6c chooses with il. Gentlemen tine
never j. lofi fo vou. what shall it be-
The sneaker culogilcd the three splendid
leaders i'm honor of whom the ilag had been
erected. and stated that he h'p'u ON we
election dnv they would nail il 90 the pole.
! Ton0rafttaiing ihc members of ihr cluN lnf
the splendid meeting. Mr. loNcn-'eih
closed amid loud applause.
MIR. SANDS.
senator Iovcnstcin was followed Boy Mr.
| Conway II. Sands. who was introduced ~
MIR piacont i'm neat little speech ne
soid. -FpllOW Democrats. 10 INSPIRE, ll'
with confidence when look into the lic,.
Of 50 many of the true AMI lhc 'ti'N
whom have known since boy hlen n'F T.;
lto lnok into the faces Of men With whom !
taro hern associated i'm 80 many hard
fouoht H. .ht~. and who have proved true ~
every trust. If the Democrats all over ih'
.e,lnty of IlemricO viii -o TO work az No"
have done. and continue 10 WORK lis f."
yin do. old IIcnricO sin fan into line on ili'
SIN dav Of next November as i'lH'fI"l''
county" ,... .........i
At This imcture some one m me crown
fired of pistol --onc of tine "hor,e' NAfirlF We
iudo.u.r from the lOudue-- of ihe report
when some one ia the crowd Ncliel. "N"'
hone i. dead. That shot Killed him.
MIR sands replied: $40. he Be- not dead
vet. lint fhe cheers of this crowd to-nl-Hi
q proclaim that his death j. not far OIL \" %"
b have raised "a flag here Tonight. ANA nave
uuf upOn that ilag the names "i men WHO "7
vou know full well. VIII iil ihr ic~lt'll'
offices Tor which they are running hnl "hil
+ with honor 90 Themselves. hil WI" 'I'"i' J..
fho party which nominated them. ana il
j. voiir dut, 10 scc that they are elected.
Tie ,ur,ti0n l. TODAY whether that aifh
taud. William Malone. j. 20 represent YOU
for the next four years. or whether you VIII
assert YOUR independence and elect "a man
w-ho f. the peoples candidate. NAh"i' i-
ldodeine the RAJ issue of tins canl a-7 ANA
I ,,,e,,rtinr to drae into This hghi the
{ Ia ;-.,,o which Inns nothing whatever is
. ".;r, IT, Mir sands uickod Nahouc'-
- a.. ,,i,...... with cloves off, and handled
d il 50 roughly. indeed. that when Doe finished.
III ,',.in,,',.J ,nnl1li-c. ther. WAS very
I'm" ,incnrd i.tt If ans IA an.
The next speaker introduced Na-
p II. VI. SMITH. JE.
> lie said that hc hoped that ih ihi- h-hl li'
t Democrats of Fairfield might redeem i9e
district ana MAKE " ''''''' ,,.i.. ..,,''.
'.'lu' ,;li ham. s., fan m ,our door
GUY "' .''i' IN '',,, +, fl, a. Lrrly NOR, WHO
- . "'.ii 1,,,nnd IN luow what You ar. worth
d" '.' Wv ,,.,, t.,. t..y.. f,r rolar4d D,uca.
e ~ ,,.'..,, to tno,y Thai S3nO0l are
'.D,' ,,,,'ill, f,r litfio nir1uiuni.- 10 toast
10 ia,,. IL, fri,.l schools. and how much
''i' -. ,'',, ~ tb,t t,x> How much does
w.. ,,'.,rn ;,,, If H. You Will have to send
II ,,I ,ril.- .,yav fn have vour ac.
d t,'i',,,',t t.,l.n fn "a decd Of convey.
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- "',i ~, H. Ill. .,eerb was u,ilch an
u prcclatcd. ana me- WAS l'"'iH "ppl'"''"'
q "'N' 'h''"'' ~ ..
n In Response To ere. oil Nv Is''. w i7c'
!. Hon. George j. W lse came forward ana
was greeted with loud cheers. Apl'"i
Wise began Boy saying that Dee understood
hat M the meeting al ford's Opera House
# the other night. Mr.. Edgar Allan miro
j. duccd Jude Naddill ~ The next Repro
e. sentative from this district hu b. said
IS 81 occupy that seal now. and know tw'
4 can not 0ccup, il. and one thing is certain
l. Mr.. Edmund Waddili i, moi going 30 iii ii
l. my Ian. Gentlemen. all iOkin- aside. am o
/. the candid opinion that the worst curse ai
j. angry God could visit upon an uniOrtumai,