Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1889-10-25
CURRENT NEWS AND COMMENT


Malone while protesting to be
the friend Of Gov. Cameron stabbed
him in the back with an anonymous
letter in his newspaper organ.
Readjuster, how can you support
Malone ? lie now wants to upset
the debt settlement in the inter
est Of the British bandhOlder.
Riddleberger stands firmly upon
Ihe debt settlement while Manor
has gone over boots and baggage
Z 0 the bondholder.
Campaign funds should be plen-
" with the Malone workers as the
British bOndhOlders will ante up
literally now that the little general
as come out as big debt payer.
Mr.. John Morgan died at his
home near Stephens City, Freder-
lex county, on the 18th, at an adj
vanced age, and his remains we're
deposited in the Ola Chapel Gene
terry Oh the 10th inst.
DR.. Geo. X. Gilmer, a Republi.
can Of the "old issue," and post.
master at Richmond, has written a
assigning many reasons why be
will not vote for Malone.
Col. Jas. G.. McCune has found
out that the State is six millions
more in debt than when the Rid.
dleberger bill was passed. James
would reopen the debt question to
add the thirteen million princi-
pal.
The famous Brooklyn Tabernacle,
Of which Rev. T. Dewitt Talmage
is pastor, was on sunday, Oct. Is,
tor the second time in its history,
totally destroyed by fire. Loss on
church and organ about $4,000;
organ of the fire is a mystery.
We are more than obliged to
Hon. Geo. g. Round for his refer
ence to our editor. Mr.. Round was
a Republican. Our editor a Con-
sentative: His letter appears un.
der the heading, "Mahone the
Author
After all these years of hard
fighting by the Readajusters to
settle the debt question will they
now follow Malone in his attempt
tohand theS ate over to the British
bOndholder ?
Col. w. c. Elan is constantly
flingiDg at titles. Col O. w. G.
Elan was never colonel of any
thing, aud We suppose that If lie
feels entitled TO that distinction 1t is
because of the remarkable courage
displayed by him when insulting
an octOgenarian governor of Vir.
gina.
At Danville last Wednesday
terrific thunder storm passed over
the city at feur o'clock In the morn.
ing, accompanied by phenomenal
dOwnpour of RAIN, which wasIn the
nature OF a sudden water spout.
Streets we're flooded and many Gel
lars inundated. The storm was
followed by bitter cold snap, the
thermometer falling to 40 degrees.
Mr.. Samuel NJ. Woods, an iron.
side Republican, of Augusta county,
has published a letter in which he
denounces Malone for his tyranny,
"presumptuous treachery and un-
scrupulOns perhdy," aud calls upon
his Republican friends, in behalf
of the interests of the party and
State, to unite witq him and others
IN their "efforts to rid Virginia Of
her greatest enemy"
The School and Tariff Advocate
advise Republican merchants to re.
fuse TO purchase goods from the
drummers ofthe Democratic Travel.
ing Mems Association. But We
don't reckon that will seriously in-
jure the Travelling Mems Associa.
tiOn or detract from their business,
for there are not enough Malone re.
publican merchants in Virginia 20
boycott any body or business.
ColC) f. B. Berkeley . Do you
know that you are assuming fear.
fIl responsibility
You are reported to have said 10
Front koya! that Malone was the
author OF the Debt bill.
CJl. Berkeley you were among
the lew to whom | would not sur
lender, when you loaded me down
with epithetts. You blatherskite
ia this canvass as IN other cam.
paigns.
COl() Berkeley You have now
Docketed Mahone's insult so kindly
rendered you in bis own Rooms,
aud having pocketed the insult,
who could expect you to tell the
whole, whole truth. Col. Berkeley
toa are to be pitied. The Parrott
by common consent has no soul,
and therefore,-Col. you know the
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