Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1889-09-13
ORIGINAL AND BORROWED.

Editors thoughts. 1t believes 1t
has no apologies to make. This
paper is against Malone.
The Philadelphia Times says
When William Malone is elected
governor of Virginia order will
reign in Warsaw indeed.
y Chicago girl expresses de-
sire TO go over Niagara Falls in a
barrel. \ hOgshead should be
provided to give room tor her feet.
1t is not expected that the postal
telegraph, if adopted, will be any
great help to the woman who
posts her kilograms IN her hus'
bands pocket.
Gen. Malone intends to make
his fight, so it is said, in the Val
lev and the Southwest and leave
the black districts to take care OF
themselves.
Do the people of Virginia fail to
remember that John Goode had to
be defeated to carry out the Sher-
man Quay Cameron Malone traffic
arrangement
We never knew Malone as any
thing but an impostor on party.
We never won fight with bin
in the advance and never lost one
when be was in the rear.
Several Confederate : soldiers
might be pensioned on the bounty
which these two boys draw, the one
Just appointed by p. II. McCaull
and the other by Coli John
Watts.
Jonn L. Sullivan has announced
that he will be a Democratic candl-
date for Congress from Boston at
the next election. lie says be can
draw as big crowd as anybody
else and'polI a bigger vote.
NJ. Geo. c. Round, one the most
earnest Republicans in Virginia,
cones ont Tor Mckinney, Tyler aud
and Scott. He writes a ringing
letter 10 the Free Lance which we
will publish next week.
DR.. John J Wise, of Accomack,
a cousin Hon. John S. Wise, and
for many years very prominent
among the republicans on the east
ern shore, is quoted as saying that
be will do everything that he can
do honorably to defeat Malone.
We hear Malone Is rich. We
hear Of his tals Of pensiOning Con-
federate soldiers. Two of the best
offices in the western side of the
State are given to MahOne's sons.
Malone knows he cannot pension
the Confederate soldiers. He
knows a man would be peuured
who would assent to the contrary.
II is hard to understand why the
going out OF fashion of the hustle
should throw six hundred young
ladies out of employment. We
had supposed, from the appearance
Of the new style Of dress about the
shoulders, that the average girl
had simply shifted her hustle to
the shoulder, which fashion seems
20 call for two bustles.
The coming election Will decide
whether Virginians will have TO 60
hat IN hand, to Quay Malone and
Dudley for their bread and meat
and for the privilege of building a
fence or fishing in the waters OF
the Commonwealth. That is about
the size of it. William Malone
agreee to sell them and Q1ay de-
clares that they shall be sold.
The Republican league of Rich
mond, numbering 300 white men,
bers, has bClted the nomination of
Malone. Hon. John S. Wise, ex-
Governor Cameron, ex-senator
Rlddleberger, Hon. jacob YOst,
James Frazier, ID. S. Lewis, and
Charles \. HeermAns will be asked
by the league to speak and show
np Malone and his methods.
The VGley TrgiRia@ says: "Grn
eral Msbone's election would, We
believe. be a calamity to ID" Com
monwealth, m that it would para.
lize industrial progress, arrest the
inflow Of capital and enterprise,
and inauguraie a reign OF hate
and revenge that would disturb
ana aggravate every relation of
business and every Influence that
contemplates the material prOgre IS
Of the State
At Pikeville, KY Wall Hatfield
and Alexander uussar we're con.
victed few days ago as accessO
ries to the celebrated Mccoy muir
fers, and both we're sentenced TO
the peuItenuary for life. They are
aow 10 q position to do the State
service by working as c1nvicts ~
the coal mines or on some of the
works OF public improvement. 10
this way they may repay a portion
Of the money expended in bringing
ths 10 to justice.
In the wytheVille Patriot and
Herald of last week, W. @. PendIe.
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