New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-23

ear Defying the frauds of the Democratic managers.
they TO name and elect the SovSrn9r m sa
branch OF the Legislature that are 20 be chosen this
wear exhortng Republicans eyerywhcro to remember,
nsa he spS6iicsn party Of Virginia ami It's organ,za
tion Is indispensable 70 harmony and success see9na
Is prS nSna 0 5a4y sna ana
a,otS not only lcgssie for tho majority Of tho
70 such ,h ad ne cs an insure internal aud
eternal respect while strongly attracting all the exc
that HSsS s & ana
Republican party OF Virginia relies upon the slesace
81 all virginia NATIONAL allies I and the Righteousness
q rs pPsas Fl, e the psSS se Trends cn but be-
nothing but by and through the people because S i
% seieds the popular viii and the ballot box which
me Democratic oligarchy despises ana defrtuus'
s.esuse as our constitution, laws and history attest.
shhmpion OF our free school system now deprvoa %,
FREE books BY the hereditary foes of popular education
insane poor. whom 1t rescucs from the jalis onn'
poorhouses which the Democratic authorizes o and
sirn Them aud whose females IL Shields cas-, on"
wsst from violence and debauchery; because, -
IIehtens the burdens Of tho taxpayers ara p.ncs
the mere administration of govS,rn nhat four
sears of Repnbcan adminlstr have Sn
o be necessary therefor; because us sos VO az
sns,an or Se widow or orphan OF tho dead Con
federate soldier that sympathy t OF "a its ranks
b%anse Il fsvors the rights and demands OF no
labor. whose WRONGS as asa sontrsct labor
seSr GHipS,,oSs in taxes and road work com6nss
lions OF INSCRIPTIONS capital unislr Mesvcn for
judicial % SsS1C ea:c sS ard Ss the pe%0 20,
cratic one OF collection OF statistic Ntortions of
Transportation mddiemen combines ferher lrsSeb
ami bad road system because II does noe 10 An
nd
na;tcs business or religion because Il Is nSt o or
sSs sides Ss or Ho side II any eqd
~ Vy,reins proves because 1t does not deelar1 lJr
pa,as DnStisns ia aHd then IN ' turn
such farmers TO put in political editors, &
ogSi"s tsxstion on land and then increase It's bur
dams by new assessments because u S.Jtd otter
state debt which the Democrats have dsad s
i ther vain and false proestatlons TO the conudlS'
and because il alone has shown an hohesI L., III.
on ana - &c foily TO hope for Federal Republican
pocy 20 prevail unless we are maii NY i rty oilers
ba nnly free rightfui and peaceful solution OF me
race and sectional differences which the Deo stste
peThs'sN a,ISnal Repubcanism truly represents ue
popular aspirations for American progrcsS "iu P
Fourth That VIC are in of the speedy re'VTd
ton of silver its fun monetary iun'i nts and as
ana uniin ,art sncb acton we recommend the COIN
ace OF the maximum amount now proN'u0N A -
FtsS Thai our parry will foster the oyster ana
fishing interests Of our state and protect to S viii
nvster beds for the sole OF our pooPlo On and
oSnose the transfer Of these rights to any one r anu
especially to foreign fishermen as VoGaD treaty
Sixth That we repeal Of al 1 lsT s's are
n TS'rsa IN S Rs o tRsa the ,,
Seventh That We proclsm a. .l laSe o, Virginia would
the ne Of Ss R cer sad stat
and place rs Ignorance a ssm ySd O o The Security q
Iie liberty and tie pursuit Of happiness .t oI az sa
awssTs in I the old 6 pSPi pocs anu civil and religious
relations in accordance with the highest cViA'"O" u
wSses other public question sna T prUs
po Of tS Ts sooG name sna G S &
honorable and conclusive settlement Of tne SsaD r fur
wears have had absolute power and favorable oppor-
unity to do and have meanwhile contentso tneh M
seives with measures that have only embarrassed lne
Creditors enrsppd Of our stzsEs into ysHs
costly S96sssD snd aa generally
whereas The policy OF those managers in the treat
men, vi and procrastnate thereby adding millions TO
liabilities that hold in mortgage all the pope sGd a thc
State, and which in the end must be met ana S''S-
known that there SsTo is an S DRPSFdnsy se TO
fore the Republican party OF virginia so''""'
pie Fbtb That If it be entrusted with the necessary
otrer nv the people it will settle the debt and the
Sebt question wholly, finally and promptly as MAJ
not add to The annual burdens of the people, ana
will vet leave the Commonwealth ample means 20 t
the cy,rrent expenses OF frugal administration iof
a general maintenance Of our admirable system %. Oh
public free schools and Tor mIneo srd OF onr dis
our Charitable Institutions anu 'no o''o VI '"' ~
The Republican party of Virginia points to S ITS pa n
aIment: more practical than sentimental IL adrcos
the pockets well as the pa0n oye Straight on to
v,ctory constituting the evasive yet ABUSIVE oaos,
and ePhes Of passion S9 Of ana mePed defeat
Peace and good viii Tor all.
At the conclusion Of the reading and Adoption
NJ the platform, resolution was adopted appoint
ing n committee of ten to take steps 10 change Tue
present plan Of party organization. "ener"i
Malone was appointed on this committee Inc
number Of members Of the State Central Commit
Ice was changed from three 10 nNc io"i '
Congressional District. 49,, ouo,o
Colonel William Lamb, of Norfolk, then arose
and said the time had arrived to make nominal
tions for the State ticket In an
eloouent speech, in which me declared MS
love for his native State and his own inaoIhty 10
accept any Office within the gift OF the people or OF
The PRESIDENT he nominated for Governor General
William Malone. The nomination was secondei
by S. Brown Allen, of Staunton H. 4. da S COZ,
nrominent anti-Mahone Republican, also SECONDED
the nomination. After the speeches General Ma
hone was nominated by acclamation
A committee was appointed TO inform General
Malone Of his nomination. lie was introduced
to the Convention and accepted the nomnatloh
In brief speech in which he pledged the con-
vention which had chosen him as us candldale
for Governor, an active and resolute campaign
The convention then proceeded to complete ITS
work Frank p. Blair, OF Wythe, nominated
Colonel Campbell G. Slemp Of Lee County; Tor
Lieutenant-Governor,a and he was nominated by
reclamation.
Captain Warren s. Lurty. of Harrisonburg;
Robert NJ Nisyo of Westmoreland. and Robert T.
Hubbard, of Buckingham, were placed before the
convention for Attorney General. The work OF
the Convention was finished after midnight by the
nomination Of Lurty by reclamation for Attorney
General. The Convention then adjourned sine die
william Malone OF Petersburg. was born in South
smpton, Va, in 1927, graduated from the virginia
Military Institute at the age Of twenty and became
c,vu e1neer and constructor OF the Norfolk and Pc
tersburx RAILROAD. He served in the Confederate