The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-29
STATE POLITICS.


I been chosen and are in.the field. Whicl
I of the two tickets commands the conf
deuce and respect Of the intelligent an'
selt-respecting citizens OF the State. an,
which will they support Mckinney
+ Tyler. and Sc0tty or Malone. Slemp
and Lurty , Speak the names alou,
and see how they strike the ear. Tn,
one has the bright clear ring OF tn,
genuine metal: the other has the dull
flat sound OF the bastard coin. Tn,
latter is in fact "A bastard ticket, a pre-
duct of the boss machine made q
order, and not representative of the Re
publican party, which Is already in re-
VOLT Malone and his machine every.
body has heard of. lie is notorious
infamous rather than famous. That
wrotched little political Nephisto-
pheles, Billy Malone. De was called at
the convention. aud the audience.
recognizing the appropriateness of the
description, rent the air with applause.
So much for tho detestable head and
front of this spurious ticket
Atlanta Constitutional
A Boston Republican paper compares
Malone to Governor Hill, OF New York.
As a shifty part san. The comparison Is
50 noIsonsicll that il is vile.
In the fret place. Governor Hill is a
Democrat. Ho was born q Democrat.
ard he would remain a Democrat even
ii me knew that the fact would debar
him from public office. This is quite
different from Mahone. who began life
rs a Confederate.
Mahoue Is whatever ho happens TO be
ard this statement docst cover the
whole ground by any means. lie was
"a Democrat when il paid him 10 be one.
then Readiuster. then an ludepend-
ent. and now me is full-blown Repub-
hcIn, strutting around with one Of
Rooster Blaine tail feathers sticking
in his hat.
To suppose that any homes, Nirginian
viii support him on any ground. WHIST
ever. or ia any way. would be TO doubt
the existence of virtue and honesty IN
the Old Dominion. Whatever be may
be in private life, Malone is an uuscrup.
ulous demagogue as politician.
Baltimore sum-
TT MAKES A GREAT DIFFERENCr. The
nomination of three eX COulederates at
tie Norfolk convention has not excited
the cry Of rage frCm Maine 20 Calilor-
ria that ore might have expected.
General NahOre. the candidate for
Governor was leading spirit i'm the
terrible slaughter that followed the
futile explosion tf the crater at Pc
tersbuig during the siege OF thlt place.
But for him the result OF the explosion
might have been an earlier triumph of
the Union cause. instead Of the destruc-
lion Cf a great number OF cOl0red sol
liefs. Aet there Is no cry against him
from Senator Chandler Of New Hump
shire, nor from Senator Sherman. Of
ohio. lngails, too. Is silent. EAcep-
i0nal activity iu behalf of the Confed- |
rate cause i3 not. therefore. it appears. !
/ matler for denuncialion in cases
where the eX-C Confederate is now acting
with the party of high tariffs.
fredericksburg star
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f. vote for his tietat T.. .nnromelv i'm.
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