Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-05
MALONE C0NFAB.
AppoeTlONNENT OF SPEAKERS AND
PLAN OF ORGANIZATION.
4, Al, -Nieht-and-Day scssion-An Active
and Aggressive Compaign-CamcrOn
and Brady Keeping Quiet.
,c,r,.aaaaoacc of,ne Richmond D'spa'chl


PrurmvRc, VA. Scptemher4. 1889.
The conference OF the faithful with tho
r,rahH.au state Executive Committee
vl,c. was convened bv General Malone
g. lo ac.d al his residence IN this city
list 20 was comprised q some forty
or aty oi Che leading Republicans OF tho
-.t. Na-ly aI who were summoned
..t conference were present, unless
rahle excuse could bc presented for
,..ra '.oucc. Contrary O. expectation,
Colonel S.. G. Ham. one OF General
r-l... most trus.oi ana ablcst adhc-
-.t.. vss not iu attendance. The south
erection Of tine state waa wcll repre-.
,tl ltc conference was IN session all
a.i not until O'Clock THIS nom
0 au adjournment taken Tor r.
r.s l..rc was another session OF the
r.....t to-day. but the obligation OF
sr,.. l, been such that but little Of
sl,l itr nature as 80 the proceedings
rn.l lc learned. 10 g said that several
important matters have engaged tho
c donation 81 Size conference. FIRST.
t appointment OF speakers for the
c.YaEa second. One plan 81 party or-
g.Mzstou tAiri. the election ot "a
s-atc caaruan, sud fourth, thc gene
20 conduct of tho campaign.
q ls reported that the first two Of
t..sC eubic,t8 were under consideration
..' night, but what action was taken as
g.. thc revision OF the plan Of organi7a-
has uot vet been dIyulgcd. IL Is be-
It.i t'atupon its face TIE plan which
given SO mucn o'enco 20 the
"Hchors ' may be changed, bat that il
u l. so worded or be made so suscop-
f. Of Interpretation a. practically %
vr. iu favor Of bossiIn. The oppo-
r.. az Genera Malone In his own
r.. trc. however. shrcwd and iutclli-
q enough % detect any such fault,
a.l vi'I no. mhicc: themselves % any
tu- SHAT has the appearance OF dcceu-
l...
70 j.. understood that arrangements
ST. he perfect for thorough canvass
az tlc state, as well u.s. for thorough
4ron and for the most active
1 q work quietly as well as pub
I. Conference has been in session to-
da. General Malone eutcrtains with
..ruulo bands, and adjournment IS
..' .fu order when bee DEGREES 10. IL has
I.. ..ii .lat le can make ca ham 20
rlDrlu bis entertainments than any
other mortal man.
I.o probability is that The General
s ma.c Aisopeniug speech OF the cam
..I.a iu Petersburg 10 is not known
.L.ler ~ uot ho viii invite Captain
Mr.uu.ri o Joint canvass. The opin-
..a l., been expressed by Republicans
tho Democratic nominee for Gov
.r.r would not divide time with the
,umi. They probably hoped that he
s.I LOT. and that thus they would be
.i. 60 mike some campaign Thunder.
|ut Captain Mchinuey's expressed Will
..ncs and desire o. meet the General
.a iehat. before tho people has psactl-
a1y disaal.d this hope.
mc-'ou's open declaration Of sup
I.lt % General Malone surprises no one
uerc. bis course since the nominations
u4lc hy the Republican Convention at
Norfolk Las convinced the people OF
nrth parties that ho would turn up in
t.e Republican camp He Viii lose Ia
faouce among his own race by tins
declaration. as hc viii also lose tho re-
-pect of those who had expressed belief
IN bis independence and manhood.
Iii significant fact that among the
men in attendance at General llahone's
conference are number who have re-
ccved official fayors 40 Bis hands, ana
who ar therefore, under obligations TO
him.
Ex-Governor Cameron. Colonel James
ID. Brady, and other independent Re
publicara have kept themselves very
Quiet since General Mahone's nomina-
ton. They Will probably bee heard from
later ON in the canvass Governor
Cameron is ou;spoken in tho assertion
that he will not support General Malone.
ROBlN ApAIR.