Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-03

cd of so-called "kickers" against Gar
Malone. but in each instance. when y0tlng-
dav came. saw all OF the klckers WIN .ho
beautiful patience and resignation OF the
OK. bow their heads. insert their hecks II,
the woke. and assist in the attempt 70 maui
him to the goal Of his ambition. We WIZ
succeed because the people. are beiDg
lslowlv but surely) educated to under
stand that protection does not pIotect,
and that the Democratic doctrines OF tarih
reform-which will be the winning caro- III
1s92-will insure 10 the whole country W0S-
periV; 20 tho people 0bsohaion from u's
Doijcy Of making niii0aGires Of the fen hro'igh
he i,op0re,.iehfaeni Of hemGny; and 10 ciylli--
cation freedom from the demagoguery OK
Blair bills. pension steals, It ii genus oD'"e.
JOHN r. sTRoTHER, ESQ, crIPEPER'
Nv opinion as 10 the political outlook ,s
that We will beat Malone by at least
20, 900, and if our voters turn out as .l.eS
should the majority ought 20, be larger.
This part of tho state - all rlght' no
kickersn in our ranks. A good many n
theirs. Nv ONLY fear is that our people
VII be too confident. and not turn out:
That's the only danger This district
/ (coneressional will increase its majority
I beyond a doubt. Urge upon the people
/ tho importance of turning out, ana All Will
| be we'll if they will do so.
FRANK HURE, ESQ.,, ALEXANDRIA CITY.
The legislative district in which have
| the honor 10 be q candidate includes the
city and county Of Alexandra.
This district has been lost TO tie Demo-
cratic party the past three elections, Cor
/ bet receiving a majority of 500 over Judge
/ Charles L. Stuart, late Speaker OF the
/ House Of Delegates. The Manone people
are relying entirely on purchasing the vote
and make no secret of the matter, put give
out that on the day of election they Will
/ buy enough to carry the district, o.,
Without the use Of money by eltuer
partv feel confident | could carry the lis
I trict by 700 majority.
Our people. however, are VIDE aWaBe.
and knowing the issues that are at stake IN
/ this campaign are all at work. and we shall
carry our district by majority not less
/ than 800. and we hope for a much larger
one.
y. y. CHICHESTER, ESQ, FAIRFAX.
! can only give an opinion based on Cd
| servatiou and the utterlnces OF the papers,
and from these l gather chat the prospects
are BRIGHT TO carry the State by hand
some majority. We have cunning and
unacrurulous foe 10 contend with and a
solid black column of formidable num-
! bers arrayed against u. l hayevery little
/ faith i'm auti-MahOne clubs. | believe IA
! thorough organization OF Democrats TO
win q Democratic victory. This, fear, IL
| our weak point. We have enough Demo
cratic voters if we viii only get them 20
! turn out and vote. The peace of our homes
/ HANGS on the result Of this election. Each
| home should be visited and IT'S voters
/ brought out.
4. WALTON MOORE. ESQ. FAIRFAX.
Ibcheye our majority in the Eighth dis
! trict viii he double that of last year and
| the indications promise n correspond
| inc increase in several Of the other DIS
! tric.s Nowhere Is there apt 70 be q
serious falling OF. Our contests are too
prolonged and weeks of apathy are certain
/ to follow after the nominslonS are made.
/ But tho period of indifference las gone pF,
| the Democracy Is thoroughly awake o. the
| importance of winning decisive victory.
and in spite of the most lavish use OF
money aud patronage by the opposition the
! point is now reached where / think we can
confidently predict such q result. II s.
! said OF the pioneer Of the Virginia colony
that he had that desperate courage that
makes one man Il majority. Let eyerv
! Democrat exhibit 4 Ike courageous spirit
Of determination and the State IS safe.
C. A.. NIcoL. ESQ. PENCE WILLIAM
In nv JUDGMENT the Democratic vote
will be LARGELY increased In every section
of virginia. except possibly the southwest,
o. 10 which thc information Is SO coniilctue
that / think the only SAKE conclusion Is
that the Democratic vote Ut Jecent So ITS
| VIII be maintained. Being IN Mashiugt D.,
d. G.. on yesterday and conyersing With
gentlemen from various portions of Nr-
/ Gina. and c0nsulting otucrsOurces hitherto
found TO be absolutely reliable, / now feel
| confident that Mckinney, Tyler, and scott
viii De elected by majority ranging from
| ten 10 fifteen thousand. Cur homes ana
! fre.idcs. our present and future prosperity,
our civilization. and 20 % large extent the
fortunes of the National Democratic party
depend upon keeping s.Tgiulain the Dem 70
cratic column. Honce let every Democrat
| feel tnat this election IS I1rsoaH and ni1-
/ ridl1, natter and dct dccO1cHq'y.
E.F. sr1BzDTH, ESQ, PRINCE WILLIAM.
In my Judgment Malone VIII be beaten
hvo l8r0c majority. Our people wherever
Ihavc been seem ready for the fray and IN
fgMing trim. The time has not yet come
whom Nrginiacan bee bought with the gold
Of Quay and Dudley.
T.. l.. GORDON. JR., ESQ. LOUISA.
I5oHevs that the Democrats ara thor
ouenlv aroused. and when aroused can 6
le defeated For ms own county, / can
safely sayttat we intend 20 redeem her anu
Won can put her down III the democratic
column.
HENRY HEATON, ESQ, LoUDoUN.
Tvrrvthing looks favorable in this part
Of She State 10 the general and legs lativo
tickets. The recent arrests Will bring
ont our vote. There Is largo element O.
Republicans in this county who VII not
vote for Malone.
Ninth District.
y. g. PIERCE. fsQ.. wYTHEvILLE.
Thaye not been over the State and there
for, can ouiv give such an op mon of the
campaign as I have gathered from the pa
peIs. / think the prospect oil beating Ma
hone by q good majority Is very lar.
Tx-JUDGE WILLIAM +. RHEA, WASHINGTON
COUNTY.
Situation in the Southwest improyed
wonderfully IN the last ten days. Vui
people are fully aroused ana deterihlheu 10
WIN We have gained largely on registra-
tion everywhere throughout this section
Nqh0ueiics are using great deal OF money
and have the negroes more soudly banded
toeother than ever before. Numbers ol
! white Republicans are working WITH inc
Democrats to crush Mahone5m and negro
| ~,,l, and lresarve the civilization OF Nir-
ginia. We are expecting grand triumph
| INC Southwest viii do her duty. But vs.,
r,ust remember that hard, unclaslnE, and
coutiruous work on the part OF every DE-
mocrats from now till the end Is to be tho
price of victory.
ArronNrY-GENERAT +. A. AYERS SCOTT.
We have made q thorough canvass. The
partv is well organized and everything
PROMISES success. Whilst this IS trueit be-
boovcs every Democrat to workmcessantly
and make assurance doubly sure.
+. IT. TERRY, ESQ, wYrHEyILLE.
The county committeeman and leaders
ooprrally-Oemocrati and Republican,,
Of tins county met here today and mad mad!
their reports as 20 the condition OF then
sevfroi nrecincts. &C., and received instrdc-
tions for the final effort Tuesday
The organization Of the Republicans II
this county is not as good 10y great dea
rs in former campaigns, while that OF the
Democrats is far better than Mt any time
?