Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1889-10-11

ljcan primary, than for voters to
get TO the ballot box. Malone is
also practically his own committee
on credentials.
No good man would have such
mower bestowed upon him. No fair
and unselfish man would exercise it..
what do Republicans think OF
this fraud, farce, falsehOOd aud
forgeryi What can they think of
this hydra headed bossl Did MI.
Quay dare to 20 into New York to
settle the party brOils th0rei Oh
mol But he aud Malone, being
tarred with the same stick as OBJ
noxious bosses, had no difficulty
| in "getting themselves together"
Aud this is the way it was done;
Malone sulked in Petersburg
Quay lost no time after the lnaug-
uration IN rushing down to get his
WUnit Rule" cOnfrere IN good hu-
NOR. Mahone's methods nigh be
very much needed in Virginia in
| 1892. They bad stood together
till the last at Chicago. Quay had
been made Chairman III Difference
to Senator Sherman's friends, and
Malone had been 10 the broken
ring from the beginning. Quay
carried him to Washington, intro
duced him, and he established his
Departure nt at Chamberlain's forth
with. lie was made Z. Nj. Gen.
for Virginia with Capt. Asa Rogers
LIST. Asst. He surrounded himself
with "a preaIDbulatiug street staff,
aud began business by literally
advertising that all applications
for p. O.'s should he forwarded to
the Virginia Department.
In a few weeks he had hundreds
of them. 1t was some time before
| caught on to the game. My eyes
we're opened in this wise; A young
man whose name need not be given,
filed his application for a 20.
He appraised me and other friends
of it. lie had removed from Shen.
andOah when a boy. Inquiry by me
at the p. o. Department, developed
that his application had not beeu
hled. Tue young man was so notl'
fed, and be wrote letter to Capt.
Geo. J. Grandstaf to present his
papers. This was insufficient. The
lst Asst. 2. VI. Gen. said he would
present them as soon az the "Old
man" approved them. A notice to
this effect brought the young man
to Washington. The LIST Asst. had
the temerlty to tell him lie could not
have the papers as they had not
been approved" bat would be
and forwarded. He explained that
applications from Virginia were
held up by Gen. Malone at the re.
quest OF Mr.. Clarkson. THIS de-
pri we'd every Virglnlan of an in'
sight into Virgins papers except
Gen. Malone. L, therefore, went
directly to Col. Garrison and stated
the case. lie gave it very posi-
tive negative. Such was The sitns'
ton and condition of Virginia ap-
plications when left Washington.
On such as were being slowly
forwarded found the general en-
dorsement.
"ExANINED AND APPROVED,
MALONE"
Such was the way in which mat
tiers relating to Virginia were being
treated when Gen. Malone left u
"get himself together" to become a
Republican martyr, and assert still
larger claims, if possible, and with
more boldness, to the al ministra-
ton.
| have many ridiculous stories
concerning these recommendations.
The GOLD MAN WAS IN HOT
WATER most of the time. To write
of these would extend this paper
iAto a book. 1 hope to be able to
give recitals of few on the hus.
tlngs. One, however, must GO
The Gen. recommended Mr.-fOr
p. NJ. at New Market. Gen. Roller
did the same. Before leaving
Washington, at the request of a
numbe OF Republicans, ! did the
same. The Gen. quickly chan ged
his endorsement to another. On ex-
animation found that he and Mr.
Barbour appeared for the same man
"a Democrat. | told 1t all around,
of course. The p. NJ. Gen. for Vir-
GINA bit himself. Said be CASA 60
and tell Clarkson not to appoint a
l. 2. NJ. for n. N. till they send in
another name.
The Itores Of Stephens City,
Mlddletown aud Woodstock, and
many Others, are not ouly laugh.
able, but they involve questions
of veraclty which supposed 7. NJ.
Gen. Wanamaker will take his
time to explain.
But I must now come along
WITH GEN. MALONE COME ALONG
into Virginia.
His first step was to remove
chsIrmen who had opposed his
"Unit.Rule,' or preferred another
20 the uomipee. Then came the
calls. approved" as aforesaid
One statement will suffice to show
the chagria and disgust OF Repnb.
LEANS throughout the State. III
this county, Of over 2OoO R'puJh
can voters, with few colOred voters
as independent as some OF the
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