Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-19
HEARSHIM.
N.KlNNEY ADDRESSES ITS PEOPLE ON
STIRRING POLITICAL ISSUES.
Sneaker Il. II. Cardwcn Unanimously Re
nominated for the House
of Delegates.

Oraint and venerable Hanover court
honsc. which daics beyond the Revolu-
tanarg period aad is rich in clustering
,,om1rios of Patrick Henry and other
co-iaios. was yesterday crowded with
DELEGATES and spectators assembled at
convention called SO nominate a member
ofthc House of DELEGATES.
MILL. c. Scott. OF Ashland. was elect
a. Chairman. and Professor Il. T.. Black
,soll ,o,r.'a~y. and fifteen out Of tho eigh-
t.en 6.l.ca.cs chosen answered TO roll
call
TIP SA,ir.
a'r. George r. How madc the nomi-
Mating speech, presenting the uamC of
zion. r. n. (ardwcll as q man Of ability
nul i0rcc Of real strong. common sense;
r. oro who has been tested and found
unr ..r. and who has risen 10 tho fore
front of strong men M the State holding
tlc highest Office his brother members can
jestoN aud who has always been a suc-
rrs-iul cauyus.cr and one 0f the most
ppulor candidates ever placed before tho
people OF this county.
Air. iiaw predicted that Mir. Cardweu
wu,l rccciyc the vote Of nearly every
white man in the county, and moved that
The nomination Doe made 10y acclamatIOn.
Ilt-was seconded by Mr. Duyal and car
rio3 unanimously. whercupOn q committee
ua, appointed 90 wait upon Nr Cardwon
and motif him Of the action OF the con-
y.uIou.
THT TOUsT NOiUNFF.
Tlctowcriug form Of Mr. Cardwcll soon
appeared boo the midst of the committee OF
,s.1rt. and lusiv cheers gave mm welcome
infD the convention hall.
trar am Introduction hy tho chairman
Nr CardWel acknoWlcd gcd the honor be-
slowed upou hm. and said that u was the
frh time hc had been called upon 10 be the
,riila;c of tne party.
Nr lardWcll Acknowledged that ne Ind
}rI 70 suggestion that one who l. "a
f4rutr exclusively. and not one who IL
I.th lawyer and farmer. should bc nOml-
r.frl for the legislature. and while con-
..Iae much merit in the idea. sand he
f..r.ht Dee could refer 10 his record IN the
Ii0uso to show that hc had done al for the
r,-utr9 no was possible for any one 10 do,
ana ina modest and brief review Of his
ur-e demonstrated that he had been a
cordial and Jealous friend of the farming
interests.
Tur FARifER.
Nlr. Cardwell attributed this talk about
. LAWYER candidate ,o the enemy. lie SAID
gin. -u.re-tiou cgmc from certain he
iunlcau-Mahone farmers from rank Ma
ranks. and YOU ought never TO follow
IN. suggestion of am enemy. ! hold
tlt thr success If every interest de-
ponds uDon the victory of the Dem
rrrtrc party. lou must stand together
nai pu; down the most G'roclous
enemy Virginia ever had 10 contend with.
Ta. fight is of the people of Virginia
a.liu-t Nahonciem and his methods. II IS
lossm and terrorism against Phil. Mchin-
uay and all thAt l5 pure and good.
TIrzTUGH LIE.
Said Mr.. CarGwen: "Thc administration
cf nt7huoh Ice mas boon brilliant and sue
,.>-ful. and there i~n0 one, White or DIa, h.
who ha. ought to complain OF him. The
public school. have been run iu the interest
IS the people. and no politics have entered
info them and we have had an honest,
pure. and able government
Mr. Cariwcl gave his tcNow-citlzenS
plain and emphatic talk. He spoke, as a
imam ad Tres ing his ueighbors ON busi-
fa.. proposition. He exposed Mahonoiem
with 70 roadv and inci~lve hand. and then
quickly made way for the orator or me
isv-0ur nominee for Governor, PM. Nc
kinney.
RESOLUTIONS.
A. the conclusion Of Mr.. CardwelPs
5ucech resolutions endorsing the admins
frafi.n Of Grover Cleveland and ltzhu4h
H.. we're offered by Mr.. K. NJ Fountain
and adoptrd Similar resolutions en-
doreiuo tho legislative course of Mr.. Card
wt1 were offered Boy Mr -. A. 1imb"rlake
nnd adopt .d. aud pledged the party To 90
AT in it- power TO secure Mr. CardwcHs S
Tho convention then adjourned.
PM. ACKINSEY.
Chairman Scott now introduced 10 the
audience Captain Mckinney.
our nominee had an ardent reception;
The people We're glad 10 see hlm and sad
e,iu thor cheers. said $50 IN their pressing
q, the front and rush for places near the
stand. SAID so in the profound attention
fh,v gave him from the opening To the
,l...or of lls address. Outside the skies
were dark and chcerless, but IN the court
room there Wus an a~scmbla-e ming every
ineh oi space. their tgces bright with nm
rcuat OBJ, and couutenances eagerly ioI-
loving tAe speaker.
Crrf,in Mckinney opened with plea
..-.' s'lu~ion 20 TINS honoTrl Old county
and .f the many friends me- has here;
With lut ID Ir.cf preliminary be entered
ir+, fhr discussion. MHhpnc was ms
rDme He pictured his career Nls9r-
nn.l,. lie held him mp as RcadlusterWho
..1 himself into power 10y falsely pre-
f..Iirrt. br tine friend of the poor ana
.,.rc. -cl. talked of Mahouo's course IN
81. Senate. of his dictatorship over the
VIRGINIA Legislature. and of - alliance
v.Ii tle marty of sectional hat d until he
ies formed an organization, which captain
Mckinney knew not better how 10 oeslS-
1ate than as "the Nulatto party ,
N4houe's platform, sad the teptAlh' ilhu
haer vcll called "a patent-medlc'ho pl"'-
"Oh. vos. Malone would settle. the
d.hf- settle n like he settled hls railroad
o.lt. A man that has robbed me would
l.fato give mv purse 10 80 ana setlie any
debit for me: I'M other words, the people OF
NIr-iria have trusted Malone and he has
deceived thcm added the Captain.
rIrz LEE.
satisfaction with Fitzhuch Lee"
esv. hlahone THERE'S dissatisfaction WIN
llhoue. but not with Lee, declared 'ne
Contain. and here he paid pretty conn IL
r.D.t 90 Lee-soliier and statesman the
v,l beloved Of ;hc people
orB EXPENSES.
Csntain Mckinney in the course OF
.~-chug criticism of Mahones pamphleI
charging cNtwVagance OF the DemouI"3lc
S... government showed that under
t....rof... administration the disabled sol
f..r- rot but $50 per year: whlle unuer
I..,. th,v have gotten S59,3l0. 80 too ne
,r.f.i-ud that We have increased the NUM-
h.r of uullic schools and school-hoGsea :
lay, pai9 more interest on the deot nave
established % new asylum; have ehi,a,igeG,
fhc ald one. have aided the Noidleis
il,me. and so on through the long list he
messed the fat tha, whore the Democrat
administration had increased the pub
D. 'Npc5nai'9',s .ro,cJ ~ ,,.1' Nv al the people
TRIBUTE.
"IfI can administer the affairs OF tins
III 1Cncuonwealth for four years as wise
H. as economically, as successfully, as tlt5-
iueh Loc shall be very grateful indeed,
aud think thc people vii honor me Tor
Il -" said Captain Mckinney and ms auul-
enc. Drokr out into approving applause.
The sneaker here also brought IN a very
,.eo compliment 20 Speaker Cardweu ana
H. House over which he presided. ,,.
"Yb,ro are no broken contracts ia rltI' !.I
les administration" said ne, ana WIN
a. for a text he reviewed the Kendall and
i.nnagan suits. and sweeping on IN tor .
,rri of eloquent inyectiye. referred 70