Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-07

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whito mans government in Old Virginia:
II also assures 90 us peace, good order, ana
quiet, and gives an additional Impulse 10
that material development Of our Com
monwealth which set in during the admin
istratlon Of Governor Fitzhugh Lee.
One of the chief lessons of the campaign
is that il has impressed upon IA the neees-
sity for the whites of Virginia standing to-
gether. not only in politics and when an
election rolls round, but in our everyday
business affairs.
HOW TT AFFTCrH afANCnEsTHR.
benjamin p. Owen. Jr.. Of the Manches.
ter TcGdor: The continued preservation OF
southern civilization; the service Of two
splendid Democrats in the House from the
Manchester district, where Malone made
O bg fight and tho Democrats gained an
unprecedented majority.
FEDERAL INTERFERENCE REDUKED.
General Pcyton Wise: The lesson has
been thoroughly taught and fully con-
frmed that Federal intervention IL the AZ
fairs which belong exclusively 10 the
States will always meet with overwhelming
rcbuke. and also that the white people of
Virginia. representing a CIVILIZATION Which
will not 90 backward, may be relied upon
TO stand shoulder 10 shoulder IN the pre-
seryation Of the social order and OF the su-
premc law which areinyolved ~ that clylli-
2afinn Whenever they are attacked. Let
that lesson never be forgotten. When 1t
ia our liberties, as well as our CIVILIZATION
are gone.
WHAT IT SHOWS THH COUNTRY.
John S. Harwood. II shows the country
our dear old State canot be bought; also,
Mahoneism is forever ohil'erated.
UNPUBCHAsABLE.
Mavor 4. G. Attkisson. Manchester; It
will destroy MahOnclsm n Virginia and
show 10 hi' friends in the North that W.
ginians cannot be bought.
BRIEF But POINTED.
Ex-Judee Hunter Marshall: The de
struction Of Malone.
NORTHERN ISTERIERrNcE.
DR.. A. s. McRac: II viii put stop to
the interference of northern sectional,ts
with the political affairs OF the southern
States. II viii bring southern white scala
wags into alignment with their own race.
and viii produce peace and good feeling
between the black ana white races.
rrE SOLID SOUTH.
L.T. w. Maryc: Continued white mans
supremacy in the old Commonwealth ana
the sustaining Of the solid South.
LET Us sLoNr.
". J. Johnston: The defeat Of Malone
settles the issue in TINS State and the
Soutb. The white people VIII control and
rule. and they will not tolerate Federal III
reference with State elections.
BUDS AND BLOSSOMS.
Colonel J. Bell Bigger: The restoration
Of the administration of the affairs of our
country o. the hands of the Democratic
party nj the first national election thai
T.. . enlfHffr az The
now solid South. the recognition OF the
right of our people 10 manage our own
State matters, and the glorious heritage Of
a white name government, spreading alike
its beucfcent influences over the snow
clad mountains Of the frozen North and the
warmer valleys of our southern cline ira
grant with buds and blossoms.
BREABING OF THE COLOR LINE.
Mr.. John j. King: II will give us good
and honest government and lmpart con-
fdonce 10 trade and cause capital 10 come
into our State for investment in business.
II will teach the political enemies of our
State that the n0ncst and intelligent white
PEOPLE of The Old Dominion VIII not bo
governed by ignorance and prejudice, and
/ hone il viii unite the white people more
closely in an Of our local and State gov
crnments and teach the negroes who are
fighting the intelligent white people Of
this State that they are working against
their own interests.
VIII Accept, Says Mckinney.
Governor Lee received the following
dispatch yesterday III response 70 one
which he on TUESDAY night sent to tine
distinguished gentleman who is to succeed
him:
FArMyuLr, Va, November 6, 1889.
General Fi'z Ire, R,c'm3ni:
/ accept your invitation to call to sec
you ON January 1st no-,,. lou should be
happier than J. Our victory Is an approval
bv the people Of your work well done and
An expression of hope that mlne VIII be.
p. ". MckINNEY.
CONCENTRATION TELEGBAMs.
Among the many coneratuiatory tele-
grams received hv Governor Lee yesterday
were the following:
BRMINGHAM, Ala. November G.-We re-
joice with You IN the great victory YOU
have won. VIRGINIA BOYS.
ST. PAUL. MINI, November G.-I heartily
and cordially Join the Virginia contingent
i'm Minnesota IN congratulations upon the
overthrow of Alahonclsm in Virginia.
T.. II. KELLEY.
Nrw YoRK. November G.-We heartily
conoratulnte YOU and ull the best people of
Vireinia or your splendid victory over
Malone. tHAuEs ". fhf'
GFoEGE II. BYRD,
G. j. MMCH.
Nrw YorK. November 6.-My warmcst
regards and congratulations.
IlUCH Il. GARDEN.
D+s MoINrs. Iowa. November 6.-Ihe
good news from the Old Dominion makes
every true Nirginlan rejoice.
Il. +. FIoUENoY.
THE GOVERNOR BEsrONDs.
Among the tcleerams sent by Governor
Lee last night were these
=. H. KdicJ. 81. PGd. MINI;
Thanks for your dispatch. We have had
a Democratic cyclone IN old Virginia
moving at the rate Of Your toboggan slides
lITZHU0H LIE.
co',na 4. n. Mcclure, he Times, Phi'aiei-
phjg.:
Dispatch received. We have had good
victory and its results extend beyond the
present hour. The Democratic majority
wlll. think. be over $4,000 for Governor
and the Legislature two thirds Democratic.
FITZEUGH LEE.
WE ARE WITH YOU.