The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-23

cd his marching orders. let him get
70 work Cast off, hard work and lots
OF IT, should be the cry from now toI
election.
Farmville Journal
Mr.. j. r. Erambert has been criti-
cal observer of affairs and Of men M
Farmville for now hard upon one hum
bred years. and of late he has been
watching the passing trains loaded
with statesmen and patriots going East
To frame political tickets and plat
forms. aud he insists upon 1T that the
most striking contrast he ever did see Is
60 be found ia comparing carload OF
shouting democrats with carload OF
subseryient Mahoneites.
Winchester Timcs.l
We cannot f0rbear cOmplmenting
our personal friend and fellow crafts
man. Colonel Richard L. Beirne, upon
the splendid fight he made for the nom-
tion for Governor. He got vote of
which any man should be proud. His
methods were clean. honorable and
courageous. and be has now more
friend, than he had the day Of the con-
yenti0n. HIS speech after Mckinney 5
nomination had the true ring. and upon
the stump as well as in his paper he
will be a powerful advocate of Demo
cratic principles.
ATLANTA Constitution
The NIrginans in Atlanta are enthu-
siastic over the nomination Of Phil -
Mckinney for Governor. Mckinney is.
they argue. the man for the emergency.
Malone aud his gang. backed by the
power Of the Federal patronage which
they have and thirstng for more,
which is promised them in case they
carry the State, are going 10 make the
strongest fight they know how. and
Democratic success depends upon a
long pull. strong pull. and a pull all
together.
Norfolk Landmark
FABMyMLE. Va August 20, 1889.
To the Eif0y Of the Landmarks
sir.-Permit me 20 express through
your columns my deep appreciation Of
the many letters OF c0ngfatulaton that
come 20 me in evely mail Every
minute of my time is now occupied in
preparation for the campaign. and my
friends will therefore, | am sure, take
F the will for the deed and accept tins as
AN acknow edgmeut of their favor in
stead of a formal answer.
Respectfully.
+. ". MCKINNEY.
West Point Nlrginian.i
TIL. n......r.tf g.. ts..I-..t
satisfaction. Nr. Mckinney bears q
F splendid reputation aud he will make "A
good impression wherever be may 20.
Mr. Iy Ter is greatly beloved 10y the peO-
+ PIE of his section. Mr. Scott Is an able
lawyer and "a strong man. No stronger
ticket could have been nominated.
f While we confess that we were deeply
f interested in our fidewater man. still
his defeat a0ates not our ardOr one par
ucle. We are satisfied with the gentle
men placed ON our ticket. because We
believe them 90 DE- Die representatives. Of
+ Democratic principles. We believe they
wiii pat She campaign upon a high
plane. Best of all, they Will secure
Democratic victory.
Winchester TmosI
The work Of the convention was well
done. There was no captious opposi-
ton, but everybody seemed willing 10
+ give way 10 the peoples choice, which
was undoubtedly the gallant and talent
el Mckinney. lie stands before the
people with an unblemished record.
lie gave his hearts blood for his coun-
try once and there has never been a
time when ln Nirginas need be was
not foremost. Pail. Mckinney -"GlO-
rous pm. of Prince Edward the
people viii in November delight TO
honor the man who has been TO them
So faithful q servant.
f Tyler is farmer. man of sub lance.
and q man of ability. He is the farm
ers choice, aud the farmers through
him have gotten a deserved recognition.
He Is "a rafting siumper and Will be o
power upon the hastings.
Scott of WarreutOu, - an able law
+ yer. popular man, and a gentleman
/ without fear and without reproach.
The ticket D, good one and will win.