Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-03
what Is u? Over-COnfidencc. Over-Conh-
dence, Over-ConGdoncs
NEWS FROM ALL SECTIONS.
Senators. Congressman. Chairmen of Com
mittees, Canvassers. and Citizens
Generally Give Their Views.

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Over confidence and consequent Ie'nalE ~
have been our main daneer.-''oA" y.
Daniel
HE best assurance OF success l nave Is
the apparent full app, cation oy Inc poo
pie Of the horn.lo calamity that la''u''
would cn'1I--H. !. ~" "t'
We hear of threats on the part OF Ma
honeites OF revolutionary procee"lnss III
case ofdeieaf. We are ,loIeu l"h'e' any
such attempts # they should De made
d. D. Payne.
The dangr-ii is passed when we get
the people oroused.-H u. IoIar%
Icxhort the greatest diligence ana Visi-
lance on the day OF clecuon'-S'G''-Sf''a'0f
7. H. b@re.
Cease not on effort until the Ias' vote Is
polled on IuesG1y next anu al Will Oe
well.-Spal.y C9rhn.I
Mckinney election isassur'd by a hand
some ma oritv.--N8yor -J$'"-
II IS my conclusion That Republican de-
lection and Democratic zeal and organiza-
tion will give Var mia 10 the Democrats oy
20,0JJ majority tomo LrU"e.
The Valley Democracy were never more
determined or better orsanizad.-joh" 7.
Hlrrls
We have them on the run ana only need
The proper work next TIA sday 10 tnlsA
hlaI'-o'
Wherever nave bcen lh th' NlhlecFerY-
thing looks bright Tor olF tc"e''-f@"
LAnNn9s
A decisive victory is within orr grasp.
I,,ea..,,,ro5 if o,,ree,-t.. ho not reloxed-
Se'.' ~ " 49,
Maloue VIII not try ms game l"na'eNel
IL may bc) iu tie citios. lie knows there Is
DYNAMITE tbrre. twill DE tried in tho
-. ,.,,,,.4r,. ,,;,,~,,ts - o4 ou Tet us
tN-
be prepWei.-6"i'0 h"'Nt3'
Urge every Democrat % the polls ".
~ co...r,
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DeIeAt no" is '''Ii"9'iH5 '"'" al" us
grace.-Li@ta0m-r 0r. 'tar Messy.
The situation in the Southwest has i'm
nroved wonderfuUyin the last ten days.
Senator E5,q.
We will need M each votino-preciuct
- - ,.1,,,L o,.1 ,,,it Va have
III" % ~. ~ li"' "" go
them IN Gum peI4ahd.-N4"Uc T. t"f"d"'
The Dispatch has sought expressions CON
co~Dirc tIa con,inr contest from more
1911 I'll l.,,,,,.n Do,,ocro+e
Una" ono ''''''' 80 -
ana the ABOVE are lew epl'oill"ins sun
fences from some of the replies, all OF
which nre pivcn in full below While for
,.,-,,,;..,,,,o solo .bo gentleman ouoted
''A' '0
are ranged IA the congressman uiS'IIc'5
in which they side, most of them have
beor ca,,,-assipe the State or LARGE sections
- - - - g., 80,
% 'ho ''"'o' """ ''I'''i0 'F''N A. V''' va
tended observation.
First Congressional District.
GFSERAL W. b. TAIlAFEBEo, GLOUCESTER.
From careful survey of the field and tho
reports have received, chiefly from the
newspapers. however. / believe we Will
elect our ticket by very decidedly in
creased majority. The detection OF the
Republican party on the north of the James
river viii not amount TO much, and we may
lose somewhat. but the gains IN the South
west and South Side VIII much more than
compensate
JOIN n. HUDGIN, ESQ, cARoLINH.
am most hopeful The people are IN
tonsey Interested 50 Tar as l can Judge
Republicans are active, but unless large
funds are put in the canvass the state vii
60 Democratic by a handsome majority.
Our people must work faithfully.
w.p. oUFsENBFgRY, ESQ, CAROLINE.
The Cunt, IA very closo The Demo
Gratis are well organized, the candidate.
are popular, our party IL united. and we
are all working with the hope and eXpecta
ton OF giving the ticket iair majority
As seen at present the outlook ls encour9-
gang. We are "oEAihg' ana mean 10 "orA