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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF GEORGIA.

SAVANNAH TO MACON
rsCHEDrL IN ov 4rH
GSTANDAT2D TIME, MERIDIAN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-22
Two Opinions.

We watch the leading Republican papers and
note tie utterances Of distinguished Repuhii-
cans In order to learn, II possible. whother the
next House Of Representative Is % BE- the scene
OF recrimination and threa,eniu.s and buster
and ilbusioring or a place where statesmen
might be proud 10 congregate. The Washington
Post interviewed a number Of congress meu last
Saturday Senator DORM, Of oregon. said:
NO class Of citizens IN any government can
afford 10 permit other class % ciiizeus % be
deprived OF their civil ami political rights. The
precedent IA not a good ono considering The CON
etsni mutations OF human Affairs
That's 10 say, the Republicans, having made
voters Of Z million Of negroes who are un0t To
exercise the elective franchise, intend to enact
a law which at every election VIII insure the
country Of all the negro votes for tho Rcpuol-
can ticket whether cast for that ticket or not.
Having SWORD that the horse Is sixteen feet high
they propose 10 try 10 get Law passed which
will raise tho animal 20 the required height
Instead OF acknowledging their plunder aud
clothing themselves Ia sackcloth aud ashes be-
cause OF tho irromedisble wrong which they have
done their own country they propose 10 Gu
deavor 60 make such laws a. will a" hide their
sin from every eye." win they succeed! Con-
gresham owens, q Democrat, who was also In
tervewod by our Washington contemporary on
the same day, talked as a sound DemOcrs; ought
20 talk. We quote:
al think there will be an effort 10 legislato for
the control OF congressional elections, but as tho
purpose 81 this movement 10 transparent no
fuch partisan legislation can become law. ANY
ettempt on the part OF tho Republicans 10 In
crease their slender majority by Throwing out
Democrats members Will be rosiated. aud | be-
neve the minority viii be found quite - power
ful TO resist the majority Will TO 70 exact OBJ
nOxiOus laws"
No doubt. II the minority viii stand together.
But the result may be very different II there are
81 tho House Of Representatives many such
Democrats as Mr. BERcKINKiDGg, Of Arkansas,
who recently took ground against trying 10 forco
the Republicans 20 como 10 terms by ihoustering
before the organization OF tho Houee. II the
Democrats fail 10 make an agreement with tho
Republicans befors tho organization IL effected
they may fail altogether 10 do 80 II the Ro-
puOlicans can command one majority in organ
izing they will on the fret dsy D; tic session
begin 20 lay the wires for the unsos,ing Of as
many Democrats as they will have decided must
10 turned out IN order 10 siyo tho Republicans a
-safe majority.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-22
Tho OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Warning

Tho Legislature Another Warning
DO not natter yourselves that General MA
noNR Is not going to snerd much money In elect
ing members OF the General Assembly this year
because no United Si.tcs senator is 10 b, elected
IN December next
Tho state senator's elected this year Will be
mcrabcrs Of tho Virginia senate Ia December,
1891, whom the next United states senator is 70
~ elected In Virginia
Bat that is not all. MIuosE wants to carry
both houses n the Legislature this fail as a
means Of securing In 1901 Legislature tina: viii
sond him back to tho United States senate. lie
would spend q hundred thousand dollars on the
election for members OF The next Legislature II
.horoby he could insure n MALONE majority IN
The Legislature Of 1891 and his recollection 10 TIC
Unltoi States Senate.
s,t down in iGicness and Jet MALONE secure
tho Legislature OF this yoar and no Wall at tue
same tine secure the Legislature Of 1871. There
ia no measure which no would not resort to IN
order 70 accomplish his personal ends-in order
% crafty his unreasonable ambition to be
Leader whore no ought 10 be the hind;nost iol-
lowor--lu order 10 punish his enomies--not IN
order 10 rowafd hts friends; because he rewards
no friends except whom no is controlled by "a
lively sonso OF fayurs TO como" to himself III
the future.
We hnvo shown heretofore TINT by spending
thirty Thousand dollars N tweniy cities and
towns whore the Democratic maioriiies IN past
electors have been loss than a hundred TO me
county or city, MALONE might possibly ony NJ
way bacs 10 the United states Senate. though be
rnicht fail 70 DO elected Governor We WOULD
arsin warn ali Democrats living in doubtful
COMMITTEES 10 buckle on thor armor and stand
where the fight Is thickcst from now until the
election. It's a momcntous question which - 70 be
decided by the results Of that eiecion-tne ques-
lion whether virginia IA to bo ruled by nor white
Taxpayers or by q hundred Thousand negroes
headed by bad white men.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-22
BOSS BILLY'S COME.
A GREAT PILGRIMAGE TO THE RE-
PUBLICAN THRONE.
Coaching the CoIored Preachers-Lans-
ston SIN Firm-Death of an
Aged Lady. &C.
Correspondence of tho Richmond DIspn,ch.l

tCorrospondence Of tho Richmond Dispatch.l
PErxRsBuag. VA. October q, 1852.
Saturday nnd sunday witnessed the presence
OF an unusually large pilgrimage Of Republicans
10 General Mahoces residence in THIS c'y'
Many OF the county chalrmen and active poliii-
cal workers. from different portions Of the Stale
ware present as were also tho members OF the
state Committee. OF course matters pertaining
20 the campaign and 20 the policy 10 DO pursued
on tho day OF election were tho subjects OF dis
question.
General Malone IA reported % havo snid on
SATURDAY thst he would 30 cloclcd Governor by
10 DO majority and TINT IL is ROT III th3 power OF
The Democrats 10 dofeni aim. go
The colorol preachers Of the Hinte are s,li >
ceiving n0rkec attention from Republican
headquarters EcrN 10 ~ reported tnN Niihlh
The last two o. three dess two huadrcl or more
sealed pack AGES w3:o cent out 10 tho reverend
AZ intimate friend Of John ". Lsngston said
today that thore iB No truth 10 tho report mat
Lnngat0n hal in any way modlned his demand
for RECOGNITION by tho Bcpui1lcan state COM
rniftoe. inst his demands ~ heretofore pub
N4ned still stan ana tnat the committee VII
have 10 meet them fairly and squareiy A. vs.
connection 10 is reported mat noihtng 1"m"Ho
was dono ~ the committee on SATURDAY some
repofr sill have o. be madO % the culofed peo-
ple, Who are acting in this matter 10 night
ine1.r "a decidedly more activity IN political
circles hero to-day than has boen noticed nero
tof0rc.
Mr. q. e. Nunforl. Of Richmond. viii speak To-
nirhtto the Democrats a tae First and second
wards
Mrs. f. c. Rainkov. an aged ard much re-
spe-led lady, vino was paraiyzed on saturday
died this morning
Mr. j. z. Moylor. Jr, received To-Day Two par
OF g.nuine Ind an asins and nor -pIAnkrt'
cent 10 him rs pr J.. ". Mann, formerly OF his
CITY but now u Don Carlo. 4. I. 1hey are
models Of Indian wOrkniaushlp
ROrIS ADAlR.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-22
HTITTELDORFER'R SPECIAL
VI FEATURES
FOR THIS WEEK ARE
ARE
CZ0akS, CARPETS, and
Dress GO0aS.

Az ATTRACTIVE ASSORTMENT or Chill
DRESS AND MISSES WRAPS
HAYEJUSr BEEN OPENED. AND AWAIT
YOUR INSPECTION.
In LADIES WKAtS ~ show en- extensive as
s.rtmeut o.
rACKrTS NODJEsKAS. AND Long CLOAkS.
SEAL-PLCSu JACkEiS, COATS. AND MOD
JESkAs in large assortment and al especially
EgCEXT ADDITIONS TO THE DKEsS-GOODs
DEPARTMENT.
Another lot o. those pretty bright FLAlp> that
Wo are selling az To-. a yard-yGlue be;
NEW PLAID on flNg Go lis al l%Nc. yard {;
AN tho new shades Of HALi-WOOL IENkIEi-
TAS, 81 inches wide, AZ %, ynrl;
ALL-WOOL 2slNCH SERGE ~ ~. yard
value, % &c.;
Hosd,ome siDE-BAND NOVELTIES at -, 90,
ana 32,. o yard. These goods are very popu-
lar. aud The prices Va quote exceptionally
los.
yELvErs AND PLUsHEs ia large assortment AZ
GI,ipS Ash Princes and a complete line Of
DRESS TRIMMINGS generally Ia great va
CARPET CUSTOM FRS visiting orr house hGyo
the advantages Of a well-assorted stock, care
fully selected, and prices 10 TO p per cont poio"
HEMP CABPETING at Il, II, 70, ?. and 95c.
lNGRAiN cARPETiNG atl7, %, 2. 90, 3d. and
WOOL o. Twyo-PLY cARPETINC at 40, G.. and BE.
THEEE-FiY cARPETING st a and soc. = yard
~. 81. 90, IS. and Sc yard
RUGS AND DkuGGEFs Ia larger yarlety and az
lower prices thai usual
Special bargain now IN MATrINGS 10 CLOSE out
u. & E MiTTELDORFBR,
&c 22-TufTh 521 Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-22
Timely HINTS.

"An Old Campsigner" gives such good coun-
rel In the following communication that We gise
his article place ia our e1ltousl columns;
RICHMOND, Va. Ocsoper q, 1889.
10 The Editor C( ne Dispatch:
Your course during THIS campaign has heen
marked with approval everywhere, but especial
ly Of notice we're your editorials VI the 18Th H.
slant Ga Warning aud Organization. Tho white
voters Of this state must DO AROUSED " tho im-
pondiBe Danger that awaits them. Tho Demo
crazy ~ fighting ono OF the most accomplished
tffeksiers they ever had 70 contend With. Keep
she alarm.beh ringing every moment. not only
70 arouse the voter but TO put him 70 work DO
not be 20 sanguine OF success, as u would not 90
surprise on mo morning OF the election 10 se-
every anti Mshoneite fall into line aud vote Tor
Malone and bis entire ticket.
Have you ever heard Malone complain OF
theml No. They are one Of bis sids shows 20
draw of work aud produce apathy In our rssiks.
Where ID Berkeley. Of farmvlle, one OF tho nrst
10 greet Mckinney. nov dong AL be can 10 AL
vance MAhone7 Langsson viii Dc speaking all
over tue State for him before eiectiOn-day.
Malone end his party are thoroughly organ
tzed In eyory precinct. whilst tue Democracy are
idle.
Sow arouse every voter by shelving hinl ihe
necessity OF carrying out the following;
fuu registration 81 the white vote.
thorough canvass OF each house 70 ascertain
the nun Der Of voters aud Sec that every voter IA
brought 70 the polls.
Beware Of anti N ahOneites, independents and
any attempt 70 trade candidates, as the Lsgisia-
tnre 10 as Important ss the gubernstoriai ticket
fllogsl voters.
Let each vsier constitute himself a commi.tse
OF vigilance aud present every case OF frandu-
lent registration.
eojnpssent leaders ana constant work, 10 Insure
success
BE not conndent Of success Till Il is attained.
An OLD CAnFAi0EKR.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-22
ru--sszs-s-szsfr-sr's's'.u'1'r
MISSES JACKETS "a, g. 20, 50, a., AMI s..

$50, g. 1850, 8, $40, s. 90, and so.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-22

The trick Of Withholding returns Of election
until It Is known just how many votes al q needed
% turn the scale aud then Supplying ihem Is ~
old one which has often bceu played by section
managers Of the Democratic parry throughout
the country. Nc.k TrlbNnc
But what do you think Of the trick Of stealing q
state Legislature and two United states sen
aiors- Haven't you any words Of warning K
tho Republican thieves in Montana? The Paia-
dol phia Press comes out boldly and tells It's Re-
publican friends 10 that state az state II isl that
tbore must be no fraudulent counting, no tricks
no tanperine with tho ballot box on nero tech.
nicalite- The Psess's srlicle Is really excellent.
THAT sfauuch Republican Journal sets good
example TO The tribune.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-22

State dinner or az special reception held by
Mira Cleveland aud himself. Spirit ~ the Pat'<s.
THAT little word "or" dees not appear In tho
original statement There 10 a wide difference
between receiving and "dinine."
We osk now whsi authority there IL for tho
stateme0f that Mr. CLEVELAND sent "written
Invitation 10 YRgpRRicK DOUGLASS and wife to
10 present AZ especial reception hold by Mrs.
CLEVELAND aud himseif"s We ask for iniormn-
ton, this not being the fret tmo that we havc
heard or read OF a report 10 tho Same purport
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-22

The Cincinnati Commercial Ga-e'ie says that
tho Democrats OF Ohio hnvo recently changed
their tune They now claim that FORAKER will
10 defeated aad know ;hat they viii not carry
the legislature. says our Cincinnati contempt
rary: which also savs that Hamilton comfy is
going 80 elect Republicans 20 ta~ General As
acnuy and ihus give TO the Republicans ma
.ori'y On joint ballot.
But rac0lcrt that HALsrEAD is not deVo'el
FORAKfR man by any means. Ito is supporting
FORAEBE for Governor, bat himself for tntcd
states senator So he bulls The legislature aad
bears FORAKER. We are pleased TO sec these
.igus that the Ohio Democrats arc not wag ne
hopeless war against tho ohio maiienants.
We suppose the Democrats have better chance
for calxying the Legislature than for e.cciine
tic Governor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-22

The Chicago Adrancf comes 10 the conclusion
that eve live longer than MRTHCsELgH. for We
Know more. DO more, are more IA seventy years
than ho know, AID, or was IN his nine hundred
and slxty-nine" TaAe care, friend. The 0Isl
thing YOU know some Grchpo. ogist Will turn uT
q record in regard 20 MErHUsELgH which will
prove that he know more IL minute han some
Of our sayan,s have learned IN three-score aud
ten years. 1t Is pretty saio 10 recognize tha
there Is 40 new thing under the sun.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-22

The special We publish from Lexington this
morning il simply c0nnrma'ory q edvces re-
celroi from various otlef parts OF the state.
The MAH0SF-QUAy- Blo,ka-of Flye-DrpLEr a.
fninlsirntion combination is distributing the
90 uo0Ile furnished 10y the northern ma.icrant@,
and with which 10 is proposed 20 deoauch Viz
glu.a Tho way 70 mcoi this move and ronder II
mgoicnt il for :he Democrats 10 organize tho
roughly in every county. ety. town, village ana
hamlet in the state. All tno "bpoilo % mat Ma
Hoyg ana his co-couspirators against southern
civilization can Command viii not avail against
On orcagzgloa that viii bring out tie fun
Democratic votc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-22

ivory few foreigners ever heard ~ Chicago
SO said Mr. Depew IN q recent interview IA itch
mond. Va, aud hs mado the statement as one OF
a numbe Of reasons why the W0tlds Far OF
lSJs should be hold 10 New York city.-Aelo l0fk
UOJd.
But Is the statement ruc? More than half the
population o. Chicago are foreigners, II We arc
not mistaken. Surely through these uaturSlzed
citizens Foreigners 10 other lands-that "a, al
home-musi have heard Of tho mCet wonderful
Guy IA Ghe West, not 10 soy Ia tho Union.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-22

The death Of The King Of Portugal is not calc1-
lated t. arouse either excitement or speculation
in Europe. As has been frequently said. Portu-
raj Is q mere geographical expression She sell
dom comes into plbac notice unless she siirs up
some tempest in d teapot such az TIE Doneoa-
Bay railroad affair. The King WAS worry cool
man. who knew more about Literature and art
than he aid about making the country over
which lie ruled one calculated 10 command the
respect OF ciacr Powers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-22

Tho Poston Herald. IN n dissertation on tho
"Gcand Old Party" aud It's former leaders,
says:
"Tho shame and the disgrace OF Its modern
days - that their places are taten ia great
state IKE OHIO aud an historic one ike Virginia
by mon ike Foraker and Malone. IL is full
time tnat tho campaign IN ohio Was elevated"
Our contemporary should have said rather
that It Is full time the grand old party was
wiped out OF existence. II has ouuigei i,s mis-
sion ard with few exceptions has fallen In the
matter Of leaders into most degenerate hands.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-22
M,nosa's reputation nqs reached New Yorl

CITY. The Tina, says:
"Thrre .os.ns % bee no doubt that General
NaAlue i- relying iu ms NlrPlnIH campaign very
largely upon the corrupt usa Of money, or that
ne IS literally supplied with funds by leaders ~
fhe patty that was wont 70 boast Oi lis moral
i!oq- with fgi knowledge OF tae use that Is %
be maLc % them. Malone u utterly devoid 81
any rno,9i s.rupir and is an adept ia the use O!
corrupt methods in politics.
L. TIA: Tie kind u man You wan. fOr Governor
of the on Dominion: Shall W allow 81 b r
man 70 succeed gallant Fuz: Is there Demo
crat In Virginia willing thus 10 humillnto the
present Governor: There were not much fcwer
than 10000 voters Ia this state who failed to vote
last year. How many Of them were w.i.s men
whom nobody tod 90 60 20 The electionf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-22

The Jacksonville uia.) Times Union notices
Governor LgEs declaration THAI successful
execution Of tho uGst connded 10 his care Ia The
beet return be can make 20 those who selected
him as tholr candidate for Governor four year:
ago nud Comments as follows: "lhis course Of
Governor LEEs desoryss applause lie makes
palic orlco pubic trust, In practice as We'll az
IN theory"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-22
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-22

President Cleveland sent special Invitations to
Mr. Douglass and his wife (wno is a white wo-
man 70 dine with himself and MrA Cleveland
81 the white H0use.--SVfr0 II the Yatise.
Tbis ls news 10 ue. What Is the authority for
thfs sletement - Richmond Dispafch.
Now II Is evident from the Above that tho Die
p1fck II either JOKING u campaign tokel or thai
h Il QuibbInR IL surely knows thai Cleveland.
vhile President, sent 10 fredofics Douglass and
~ vite s uritfea Irritation 70 30 present ~ q
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-22

Take a TOOK ~ arr oinio'r, rornsr Sirh al
Broad s'rsefs. Thrfr's az erD9s.t.on ~ Lafiss'
Jaoksts selling for pre- Gofars. 1st ionysep u
you are aot surprs,i a. me amount AZ s'yi>.
quality. and ctsqcnf appea5ance yor ccH obtain for
me- doiiGrS We hare gr,qt Improvement ia the
method Of btpng Cio1ts Ms'e1i o. buying NE
Cioals rcad9-made from sops s'op}y aanHrac-
tursr re fTsf bo80h che cloths and hat them Gu
d'ted. ami crdrtnot BIZ q susr'ri n0nvfortWey
oNer iicst aio1eis. W. have lad 70 speadi ais-
teoUen toJ scum on sach LGeies. Misses. md chi.
dTen's .J,tekef anil Cloak beoriny Il
guarantee u scerg Gsssrtion muir by our saiss-
people. yon 'cW netes Il pscaiilriy Of Oar
Cloqks--7hsy show signs Of hGrinJ bseR aads BY
men failoys and lr3 pos,iosiy 10 not charge sztyo
pvicss for styls.' We hHre
CHTLDRENS III exits ffon 3 70 Is ysars;
CAILDRENS CLOiKS run, 5 10 - yeQrs;
MISSES CLOdKS fr0In u 70 Is geays;
LADIES' JACKETS frgin 3. 20 20 inches.
LADIFS' cLOiKS fyom 81 10 o inches;
LADIES. cAPES rum y 70 y inches.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-22

The Admission Nlal Press say; "pf. HAM
sosD says the American people are given too
much 70 lying In bed. And some OF US keep "
up on our feet" The world has heard Of Mo
alleged possibilities OF ADniston.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-22
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FLANNKLS.
4 most complete STOCK ll every department
aud al prices lower fhan We have ever le;Urc
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Heayy Ali-Wcoi Twill F.anunol n NE:
splendid quality Rcd Twill Medi'ated M ~lr.;
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White g1-irch Flannel this weeks price l5c.,
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Gray Twill Flannel-R grand ar:icle-ht l'ac
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-22
TAXES

TRsbsusEks oFues, HgSnco corStf,e
October ~, i,>A
NOTICE TO HENRlCO-CoUNIN
~ TAA-PAYEkS-My oficS Will 10 oPea
NOVEMBER iSr Tor The purpose % receisihs
STATE AND COUNTY TAXES FOX iSs1 Anfr
December the iss the Law imposes poaAi,y ~
per cent ana allows tao iax-p2ycf 40 sdl
tionAl time. Ga acc0Qas 81 The SAID peaAAJ
county warrants received foc tAxe&
0BOHGE K A>nSR>ON,
Treasurer OF Hsarico co9nk
oe i2sodtnAllzlW& SaLiai
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-22

"Umorellas are being imported into India In
great naIn Ders Lsstysar 10000 arrived Ia Cab
cUsls alone" The reiguing power ,h India
would seem 10 be Ia favor OF protection.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-22

The Jscksonvulo (Fls) Times Union says
We mentioned some time ago The efforts being
made 10 boom Tampa" Bur dcnr Ismper
with boom. It's Liable 10 burst
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-22

"Tbe argument on which the great Wire
Trust Is said 10 baye been formed has the merit
OF simplicity at least" We had thought the
QUAY-DUoLEY-NAnoSsA ADMINISTRATION method
wss rather complicated.