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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-31
No Danger There.

The Philadelphia Telegraph. copying from
the New York World, repeats the stale story
that General MALONE will have counters on
the outside Of all the election polls next
Tuesday who will hold a private election
ON their own account and make their re-
turns directly TO him, and that II from
these returns he shall think majority OF
the voters of tho State support hun he Will
proclaim himself and his candidates fort the
Legislature elected and call upon President
HARRISON TO put him IN POSSESSION ot the
State government.
Il may be set down ~ certain that there
s nothing IN that story. In the first place.
the men who vote for MAnoSE are not going
TO give their names TO any private election
officers. Too many Of them are ashamed
of the company they arc in. This fact MA
HOME knows. as is sufficiently proved by mis-
providing for MAHoNT tickets which
voter can vote without being detected IN
the act. We commend to the attention OF
our New York aud Philadelphia contempt
raries the following circuinr from MAnoHE
himself
KFrrELrcAS STAFF EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE,
PFrFEsBUR0, October Q. 1899.
Dear SiT-it occurs To me that Won
would do well 20 arrange through oar con-
ldential friends IN charge of each prechci
10 place in the hands of such persons ds
,r0nd Ike ~ rois ON tcttf ,citolh hcring
I,.Orrn ~ one of onr tickets. and thai ticket
should be- trimmed or reduced 10 the cX-
set size Of the Democratic ticket, II IN the
mean time YOU can get hold Of one OF these
tickets. and that YOU msy hc able SO 10
shape our ticket to the saine size OF thc
Democrat ticket we viii send you lot
If tickets of large sic.
Take the matter quickly in hand and
give H. your attention, and keep tho suG-
Cestions made herein to yourself.
Yours truly, MALONE
That circular does not read as if MALONE
expected his followers t. como out openly
i'm his favor much less IN favor OF Ma
HONE State government.
In the second place, FfHHuGH LEE VIII
be Governor Of Virginia until the LIST of
January next. The Legislature will as
semblc on the first Wednesday in Decem-
Der: or sooner if necessary. This Leslslt-
ture Will count the votes for Governor.
The legislative and executive departments
If the State government will be III the
hands of the Democrats. And be sure Ma
HONE Is not a fool. He viii not do the fool
ISL thing referred 10.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-31
Work and Watch.

The Democrats Of Virginia should not be
satisfied with scotching the MALONE snake
ON next Tuesday; they should xii 1t. That
this can be done if the full Democratic
vote is brought ont there il no question.
And how shall the full Democratic vote be
brought ont ? BY local watching and work.
The State Democratic Executive Commit
tee have done all that in their power
lay 10 secure SOLID array OF the
Democratic hosts in the coming
fight. and the party canyasscrs have
borne the Democratic standard through
every valley and waved it from every hill
top in the Commonwealth. The gather
ings Of the clans have been notable in re-
epcct Of numbers and the enthusiasm de-
veloped. All this Is well and inspiring. 1t
speaks volumes for tho active Democracy
and jus;ifes confidence that the fight will
be won for McKISNHY. TYLEE, and ScoTT.
TO our mind the ticket Is as good as
elected. But will it be elected by a ma
jority the moral influence of which Will be
such as it should be and such as will
send thrill OF encouragement through
our southern sisters and the national
Democratic party? VIII II justify the
faith in Virginia which the party through
out the land has always felt! 1t will if wo
work and watch locally. II Will If the &c
tiyes see to it that there are no Oycr-conf-
dent Democrats and that provision is made
10 bring every aged, infrm, and lukewaTm
voter 70 the polls. The duty of Virginia
IN this crisis is not merely 10 staye of the
danger of bringing herself under the domi-
nation Of the malignants and their sable
allies. Her duty Is 10 dissipate tho posi-
bility of such danger forever. Her duty
is 10 ring out a defiance to the
enemies Of good government, the breed
era OF sectional prejudice, and the
would-be Constitution iconOclasts that
win yibrate as a note Of encouragement TO
the good and the true in every State in the
Union until 1892 This duty she will have
performed if on the night Of November the
9th II is found she has so borne herself
that the news goes forth that she has given
the largest Democratic majority she ever
gave. This duty she will perform if we
work end watch locally. There is no rea-
son why MALONE should not be buried for
ell time under a mountain of Democratic
ballots, and for Virginia 10 fail to 80 bury
him would be "a blot upon her escutcheon,
and prove dead-sea fruit TO her southern
sisters.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-31
y. & E. NJ.
Reductions This Week
I'LL Departments.

our Blanket Department IL full Of rare bar
gains in WHITE, GkAY. ana RtD WOO.
MIXED. and ALl-WOOL BLANKETS. The dol-
La quality GRAY BLANKETS a. bic .,...,.,,.
Cool 1914 WOOL-AlA ID MI biANhEl1'
value -. at t29j.
Full-.ize CALICO BED COMFORT, worth 81. p
az s2c
SEAL PLUSH JACKETS. MODJEsKAS. and
CLOAkS, IN all graias, styles. and sizrs.
Special bargains IN SEAL PLUSH CLOAkS-
full length aud Vol made oil good material,
value Sat Sis.97.
LADIES JERSEY JACKETS line Just re-
ceiycd- "A variety of stylcs-tromfj - so
Exra-nue JERsE Y JACkEis-yslue "a.
LADIES' JACKETS and NEwMARKETs in all
styles.
LADIES' STRIPED JACKETS-S25O quality
Biz sl,'r reductions in HEMP. INGRAM. THREE
PLY, TAPESTRY. BODY BRUSSELS, aud VEL
Dc ISGRkiN CARPET reduced u l,c,
Csc. WOOL TWO-PLI CARPET reduced this
THREE-9LY CARPRT-yalue 81 a yard-re-
duced ~ 13c.
MATS and RUGS, in Tapestry and smyrna,
FELT aud INGRAM DRUGGETs, IN various
si1ss. Mt special reductions.
Is DRUGGErS-a nice assOrtmeut-at fAf9
Ladies Childron's. And Genilemen's MEkINO
and WOOL UNDERME EAR have been marked
way down
Csc quality, ox;ra-heayY, SHIRTS now at4qc
LADIES' MEkINO VEsIs-60c. quality-nog
reduced 10 43c.
MES's WOOL RED SHIRTS reduced from co..
70 45c
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-31

II would not be creditable to the good
people of the Old North State If many Of
her sons were sympathizers with MALONE
rather than with Virginia in the fierce con-
test which is now raging between the
mother and a wicked and unnatural son.
So we conclude that the Republican meet
inc held in Washington city day or two
AGO which Is reported to have consisted Of
North Carolinians was attended 10y none
of that old States best sons. At that meet
Ing resolutions were unanimously adopted
indorsing MALONE and urging the RepublI-
cans Of Virginia to give him their undi-
vidod support and assuring MALONE and
the people OF Virginia that the North Caro-
lima Republicans are heartily in sympathy
with them in their efforts to redeem the
State.
Let this serve as warning to the Demo-
Gratis living near the North Carolina line
that il Is their duty not TO let any North
Carolina negroes vote in Virginia on
transfers filled up with the names of ne
eroes who no longer reside in Virginia.
QUAY's henchmon have SO many strings to
their bow-so many methods of suppress
ins the voice of the people and substituting
therefor the clamor of ,lecNon-beaters-
that nobody need be surprised at anything
they do. BE on your guard at every mo
mcnt of the day
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-31
Sees Through IL.

The New York Times euesses correctly
that there is no truth in the report that
General MALONE intends ignoring the cleo
ton machinery Of Virginia, making his own
canvass and return OF votes. claiming the
election OF himself and his candidates. and
setting up government on returning
board decision of has own, and then calling
on the Federal Government 20 sustain it.
The rumor was probably started TO induce
the negro voters totIrn out on eleclion-day.
but if there arc to be two governments
SAMBo will probably take to the woods.
The Tnies says Of MAHosE and his gang;
The whole character Of their campaign
indicates that they have no confidence in
their ability 10 carry the election by legiti-
mate means. The Democrats are kept
busy finding out their tricks and games
and trying TO circumyent them, and the
whole canvass is reduced by Malone and
his political methods 20 a contest of sharp
practices. He Is tireless and unscrupuious
and provided by Republicans outside of
the State with an abundant corruption
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-31
senator Lewis Objects.

Some indiscreet anti Mahoneitca having
announced State ticket with Hon. JoHS
+. IEwIs's name upon it rs candidate for
Governor. he declines IN the following
short note. A vote for LEWIS would be
vote thrown away that ought to be given
TO MckINSEY.
WssHrNaToN. ID. G.. October %, 1882
TO he Editor Of he Dispatch:
Fearing that some of my over-zealous
friends have placed me IN false position
/ wr,ts To inform the voters OF Virginia
that am no candidate for their suffrage
and that tho ticket bearing INV name
for Governor was gotten up without my
knowledge OF consent. Very truly,
InnS L. LEWIS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-31

IN an interview with q reporter for
the Petersburg indel-AppeGl Mr. JULIUS
CESAR BURROWS said he was not now
in favor of mixed schools. He does
not deny that he declared IN the national
House of Representatives that he was op-
posed 20 oven permitting the white chill
dren 10 TO be separated from the negro
children. We have rot very exalted
opinion OF Mr.. Bunnows rs q man ora poll
tician; hut we ARE sure that lie will never
DENY that he used in the House of Repro
sentatives the words We have several times
LAID to ms charge. He will not be as bad
~ that
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-31

The Democratic campaign III Virginia ~
IN the hands Of men who know Their hnSI-
ness. Thcv know there is no hopo ot de-
fcatiug the Republican ticket at the pouS.
and are therefore doing their best 10 defeat
IL before election 10y striking thousands OF
Republican voters from the rcglstry-lsts.
Pi0da'ptd Press.
There's richness for you. From whom
did you derive that information? From
the man who wrote an ANONYMOUS letter
for his own paper and dated it the Valley
as a blind. and in that article attacked
Governor CAGEEON2
What party svindlcd Mr.. TnDEN ont of
the highest Office in the world? What
party Is even now trying 10 steal the Legs
leture OF Montana and two United States
senators? What party has tried for wear
TO force Corr INTO the Governors Office IN
West Virginia upon The strength Of fraudu-
lent ballots-ballots cast 10y Virginia ne
crocs not registered IN West Virginia, and
not entitled - vote thcrey
Yes. our leaders know their business. II
IL 70 prevent fraud. The white people OF
Virginia are 100, GOO stronger than the ne
grucs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-31
The Philadelphia T.n.cs in al article car

The Philadelphia T.n.cs in al article car
toned "Tho Virginia Battle" says:
THE battle in Virginia Is simply bat
tie hctwccu ignorance ana 'nteIlgehce;
brtweep thriftlcssness and property: he
tween honest government and licensed
pro1icacy. and the chief danger comes
from the complete organization OF the
colored voters for n crusade OF spoliatlon.
II is probable that Malone would he
compelled to cheat hls deluded coll
ored followers if successful: but his
triumph in Virginia would unsettle the
property interests OF the whole south ana
give an intensity TO the already threaten
iup raco issne that could not bui be most
disastrous to southern tranquility and
prosperity. These grave considerations.
however. seem to fade into inslgnlicauce
with the Administration before the I'M
u0rtance Of aparty victory that wonld come
I'm diehon0r. aud al the power and spolls OF
the Government are at the command Ot
Malone.
The battle in Virginia IS made debata-
bic bv the universally infameh negro Gle
ment and the lavish promise of party pun
der but the chances sPeu To- bp IN favor
Of The people who represent law, or
der. property. and prosperity. II Ma
hone shall win he VIII AT once. be-
come one Of the great party lead
ors Of the nation. and all who are ambl-
tIons will pay homage to him If be shall
T.. defeated. ne will he kicked out bv all
the better journals and leaders Of the party
as the pcstiieruus demagogu" be really -.
Malone has much at stake IN the Virginia
battle. but the people of Virginia have
peace ana property involved IA the strdg-
GLE
The Tsncs understands thoroughly the
situation in Virginia, the issues involved
III tho coming fight and what would be the
result OF "a failure of the Virginia Demo-
Gratis to DO their whole duty on Tuesday
mkt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-31
Taken IfnaWares,

Unsuspected causes for malaria exist every
whore. A sunken lot partly filed with water In
tho vicinity Of your abode, new location upon
land filled IN, but formerly overlooked or msrshy,
aud causes tar more occult than these, produce
the atmospheric aidsmata which constitute the
germs that, IL inhaled. ripen into fsSer and ague
q md congeniial maladies. person taken una
wares with q malarial compliant should, as soon
o. /. declares ITSELF seek aid from the safe, non-
disappointing. cordial medicine, hostcuers So
tury aud IN every quarter OF the giooe, relieved
the malaria stricke and neuiralized miasma in
cir and water. The bittsrs impair; activity TO tue
stomach, bowels. aud liver, repols inc1pient
rheumatism, aud remedies iusctlon OF tho KID
neys aud bladder. Appetite and sleep arc iai-
proved, and the innrulities OF age mitigated BY
H. use &C 9-Iu. Thtw&Sa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-31
THE RICHMOND Observation-Disclosures, OCTOBER 81, 1882

fund. Int the Democratic leaders Of Vir-
cinia were not born yesterday and are
confident OF holding their own against tho
plotting activity and ingenuity OF the
little boss They know what he isabout."
Yes, sir. We have tho votes, and we are
going to cast them. We can elect PHIL.
MckiSsrY. and we are going to cleo, him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-31

tor excuse for mistrcating Virginia. Why
does MsBoSE thus wrongher2 Because she
refused TO elect him Governor twelve years
aco--an Office for which he is no better
qualified than he is 10 be Prime Minister to
England.
Pit in your ballots against this monster
and " snow him under"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-31
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-31

To ne Editor II ne Dispatch:
Dear Sn.-Will you kindly explain
through the columns of the Weekly MS
pqici exactly what a tissue ballot was. ! was
too young at the time Billy made himself
VIGOROUSLY famous 10 remember or under
stand its full significance. by so DONG
you Will confer favor on
Yours. sincerely, >. WILTON HOPE.
A ticket Of tissue paper. Ii was perhaps
not one tenth as large as regular ticket
III fact, Just as small as it could hc TO hav"
the names of the various candidates upon
it. twas made in this form In order to
wrap hulfdozen OF more Of them IN a
REGULAR ucket.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-31
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-31

Democrats Of virginia, DO not pay the
least attention to the arrest by United
States marshals Of judges Of election. That
Is brl.i,ua tubnep # MALONE to intimidate
YOU. The Federal Government has no
more to do with the election of next Tues
day than it has with the election Of the
members of the British Parliament. Go
TO the polls, do your duty, and fear not
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-31

Our Dauyille special published this
morning under the head Of Intimidation
should fire the heart IF every true Viz
riuian. MALONE is attempting 10 Gllldoze
the Democrats with the power Of the
United States Government, when he well
knows that the election of TUESDAY IS one
with which United States officials have
nothing u do.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-31
Ku.rsy.s FrEorEkS H0rEL. 7o3 EAsr BROAD
nr-nssrer DrfDls4. i-~ll

RICHMuSu, VA, October p i.>t !
referring - rho above, beg that my custom
ers and friends will continue their patronage,
with the assurance that the house viii be Kept
up 10 tpe high standard IL has been In tho past
Tho LUSCH-COU NrER, OiSIER-BOA, aud
RESTAURANT viii be kept constantly fuppiei
with the very beat OF tho season md no pains
Will 10 spared la giving entire rhfi'' lc.i9h
Nlcc rooms tor rout. with OF without beard. tle-
gaut dining room for private pariies.
Vcry rr.psctfuliy. WILLIAM KRAUSE,
AZ. al - Agent Tor Trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-31

Queen VlcIomA's officers have just as
much right to interfere in the Virginia
election as UNcLE SANS officers have.
The election Will be purely State cleo
ton. No congressman are to be chosen;
no President: no Nice-Presi1ent. There
is no excuse for any Federal officer to
usurp authority in this case.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-31

MALONE looks 10 Washington for Doodle.
He hooks to Washington for help 10 hull
dozo his own people. lie shows by his
every act that he is false TO his own
uothey-State An alien would have bet
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-31
p q 81 AA I'D 4!

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While We have more " a variety 20 show you ~
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-31

II Is TO be hoped that our esteemed con-
temporary of the Washington Press, after
writing the article "Purging the Registra-
ton" put his head iii an ice-boX.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-31

Reading notices IN reading matter type. i've
hnos or les-. 81 In nonpareil loaded. 80
Card OF rates for more spare furnished on APP
plicaiion
All letters ana kilograms must be Addressed
to1HE DISPATCH COMPANY.
Rejected communications will no. be re-
Turned.
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HOUSEHOLD GOODS.


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