Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-22
A Ramed Conen.rator.

Sth OF November. CD b. C., tATttNE IN
secret meeting declared 90 his ringlcadcrs
that the time for action had arrived.
Cicero. who know his every movement,
summoned the Senate and delivered his
FIRST great Grafton against CtTiLNE. CATI-
LINZ was present and attempted 10 justify
himself bat his voice was drowned 10y the
cries Of "Encmy! and "Parric'dc."
from the indignant Senators, and he was
left on his deserted bench spectacle to
the assembly"
On the eth Of November, A. d. 1850.
whilst the good people Of his native State
were rejoicing on account Of the victory
which they had just gained over their worst
enemy. WILLIAM MiHoNr sent out 0c'rcu-
lar 70 his hcnchmcn throughout tho State
directing them 10 enlist IL a conspiracy
against tho faithful officials of the Com
monwoalth who had conducted the cleo
tions Of two days before Tho elections
were held ou The Jth, aud ,his circular was
dated the 7th Of November and was no
doubt prepared on the 6th-hcfore any
official returns Of the elections had been
received MI Nrs-EY con testify that Ma
uo,r knew beforehand that he was going
e. De beaten Possibly he prepared his
circular before the day Of election. Any
BOW DTS attempt I'D ''''' "''''''i 80 ''''
people hc has betrayed can only result us
C.mNE's similar attempt resulted. lis
voice VIII Doe drowned by tho cries %
Enemy" and "par'cidc.' from his in
dicnart compatrots. and he viii Doe left in
deserted headquarters spectacle 20 the
would
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GUAR was i' l''o' 'i' ~ Dbl" i-'' "".''e '''''
t,,o r,.n ro D.mo.r.+s which ocrtiG-
,at.s No. o.pll r.e AMONGST the northern
enemies of IBIS State. and especially with
U.nr,sov W,>,vtrrr. OrAY. Ci,ngsov.
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DDS stfoh- ln I'D Virginia ne D. " ''l- lli''-
tor AGAINST Ills own people, and wishes %
arraicn them before the bar of public
,.,.,,,.p in q, section in which ho knows
the, world stand uo chance of AN Impair
tial hearing. he vanld DEGRADE his own
Sf.,t...sa t....r..of ,.r,.. .r,., JILL. vcnecance
,,,,.,, l,,r ,ii-.rt ,.,ri.ti. white voters
v',o. e,,.yeoJ him ont az their mouths on
t,o,,i instant
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lows.
REpUBtrCAS STATE EXECUTIVE CoNMTTEF,,
PFIrG.H,EG. Va. November Z, 1882
Dear ,ir.- ~ ls o. great Importance TO the
whole country. - s,t out full Ircscuta-
ton of tie frauds lrlcJicod bv the Domo-
cratic MANAGERS attDe late election. There
fore. ven arc ,arna. 'ly requested % confer
with our precinct representatives, M your
county tor city ud aake response ID the
aforementioned questions;
,,.,. i1,7o,-r cb.i~r,on
Inc hi,' oI 'Hc uD'''' ''''oH'' 4'''-
tion~ was:
On the eo.callel final registrations
dav-thgt j.. Saturday, October 2Gth-hoW
~. D1n,o,r,,ts hon, many white Rorub-
Ica,,e md how MANY colorcJ Ecpublicars.
,rb'.v,.'r. ert.tlel ~ rari.ter. wefy NOT all
~ 49,. ,.',,.t,rs
~, III ,.i...-. 4;o.
me H'i '"''" '."''' "'r'
that MAhpNE ADMITS "I progresses 10 o'il-' -
that there are no Democratic negroes. HIS
side consists of "white and colored Re-
li..,.-D SILL, c,.,,.;.fs of .. ppunn
q 60.
G"'s. i'Ie arc ms ''','i
.. How many white hepuullc"nS, now
many colored kepubilcah.' ana now many
Democrats were stricken from the regis
tratlon-hooks under inc P'd o. PAr9"@ N"
books. ana what h3tlce OF the intention 10
so purge tho books was gwen II any, ana
by whom was such notice signed or SUD
scubed
3. GIVE the names OF the luuS' or eiecrc
ton and clerks OF election lne polilcs ol
each, and the character ana stanulhs, oI
each Judge and clerk, as they are IeSAiueu
IN the community ana the date OF appoint
mont OF cacn.
Think of that, Master BRooKE.l
Give the number of Democrats. the
nrmLer of white kcpubhcans. and the
nu,nl'. e o"inred Eir,,Liicans Who ON
iIa",;on. day vcre NOT allowed TO vote lo-
caus, thcy we're told their names were not
on the books.
.. Hlye the n1l3Sr Di i,oii,o'i "ti tIo
NUM- v. 49, 49, IL 80 - an
puMoeI OF CoioItu hvP S4n9 VIZ ~"
electloh-t"N WIZ ny NV 'I ." ~
cause n,ufn I,tis''t,N' ny "''e .".
oc,h l.S.'lhb WIZ -, ,,.,h.. 80 ,'r
pISeln'. i"i 70 al 80.
CvAHk t"' ga Nv" ""' ~ 49, "e
work m some olncf county ol lhe state or
III some o'her ota'e' e., -....... .,.......
o. wv ~. " -"' '('i--"N'' 'i'''''
Der OF whit" kepunHcahs, ana the mum
berof colorcd hcpunllcals VINO were III the
polls and tried to vote. but VINO. were cut
on 10y tho dilatory proceedings or the ON,
Gers Of election. or otherwise prevented
from voting.
:. Give the number of Democrats who,
though they had been ont Of the precinct
for the three months next preceding the
election, were challenged and nevertheless
allowed go. 20 No,e. no chow, bv
tbe Ron',,J'csn tolly .Eoiner,s recor1
Q. C,iye the total vote polled as returned
By the Judges of election.
10. GIVE the number Oh EepQQilcah N9ies
r r a. now ,"rd y '-'0 i''r"'''''' ' '"''S
N. Give the number of votes returned
for each ticket low the Judges Of election.
The Republican tally-keeper " Is to be
set up against the judges OF election.
~, State what precincts were thrown out
~ eer ond " VI iy ; U"s COZ IL,
the same out.
lS. Give the vote returned for the Dem
9teIapc tGke' ana the vo.e returned i.,, Tor
were 1 thrown out. A' - '''''' - 90