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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-21
VIRGINIA ITEMS.
NEWS AND NOTES FROM ALL
OVER THE STATE

Furnished by the Times" Correspon-
dents and state Eychanges-Paragrap
and Editorial Opinions Clipped, Com
piled and Condensed From Homo Papers
Correspondence Of the Times
CLAREMoNT. VA. September ~
PEOPLE around here are beginning TO
warm up over political questions, and
the campaign bids fair to be hot one.
John + Farrell. county chairman OF
the Republican party, has astonished
the natives by announcing himself as
an aspirant for nomination for the state
Senate from this district. Mr.. Farrall
feels quite sure Of getting the nomina-
ton, unless opposition shows up IN the
Petersburg quarter. and 1t Is thought
that as old Surry has not been repre-
sented in the Senate since the war tue
nomination will be given TO her man.
The Republicans are having an I'M
menss Malone and Lurty streamer
made. which they are going to run to
the top Of the flag pole on the square.
VIII it stay
There has been a split in the G.. o. 7.
in Sussex county. which bids fair to
cook Mahone's goose there.
Peter l.. Monroe. Richmond mer-
chant. formerly of Claremont, is here
on a visit 10 old friends.
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THE VIRGINIA QUESTION.

The State of Virginia is Democratic
State. and the only thing in the present
canvass is to let the people IN the re-
mote rural districts see exactly what
the situation is.
In the cities and towns the people see
very plainly that We cannot AFFORD u
LET the State be given to Malone anu
negro Legislature to make the govern
ment of the State gamblers pool
The Dispatch published few DAYS
ago history of til. negro rule IN Sou'n
Carolina. showing that when the negro
got possession of the State government
it was simply grand steal and sys'
TEN OF taxation that was Legislative
burglary.
1t is quite remarkable that the he
publican party attempts to put the out
rage OF negro rule on the South when
that party displayed the nonsense OF II
by breaking up the negro rule IN the
District Of Columbia. The District OF
Columbia was made the political model
farm Of the G. o. +.
II looked beautiful and the political
philanthropists smiled in the plentltude
of self-laudation.
But they found by the experiment
that the negro Legislature OF the us
tric, Of Columbia was exactly like th'
negro Legislature Of South Carolina
and the Republican party arose and sal
down on the negro Legislature OF Tho
District Of Columbia.
After that failure the Republican
party went on to try in the South
the thing which they know to be fail
uIe.
They may 90 on now and try III th'
South what things were proved to De
failure; but the reason Of the thing II
that the superior race must rule anc
where they rule they do it for tn
good of the negro better than tho ne
gro could do for bimsslf.
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THE NEGRO's VOTE.

The canvass thus far has been very
quiet one, but the advantage in the
popular speaking has all been on the
side OF the Democrats.
General Malone has lost his ablest
lieutenants. and all that he can do is to
make n "still hunt" with moonshine
circulars TO deceive the Coon Hollow
aud Opossum creek voters.
The still hunt of Malone begins with
at least $4,000 colored votes, and II he
gets his party in good form, with the
noble and most irresistible persuasion
OF Doodle, there are enough mean
white men to pile up the negro major
ity to such point that it will be dan
gerous.
The way TO beat Malone and save the
State is to look well to the Democratic
voters in the remote country districts,
and let them know that Nahoneism IS
ruin and chaos.
The Dispatch published few days
ago most important political paper.
II showed that negro rule in South
Carolina meant doubling the taxes and
running the whole country.
Do we not remember that the Repub-
lcan party had to take away the char
ter Of the District of Columbia in order
to break up the negro Legislature' The
Republican model form with negro
votes was such failure that the fran
chise had to be taken away from the
people of the District Of Columbia.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-21

GENERAL MALONE, Black and Tan
Boss, is trying n game that he lost in
1888, when he had ten times the advan'
tage that he has now. Malone is a
man Of intensified back-aclion vanity,
aud he thinks himself a leader and a
statesman at this very moment. when
all his ideas are recognized as failures,
and all his associates know 1t so well
that they leave him.
1t is possible for Malone to win the
election and be Governor Of Virginia,
but 1t 10 not possible il there is any
competent management of the Demo-
cratic party.
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DEMOCRATIC APPOINTMENTS.

Rooms STATE DEMOCRATIC
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
ALEXANDRIA, VA, Sept. 1, 1859. '
The following appointments for pub
lie speaking are announced:
HON. r. ". M'KISSEY.
Augusta, Monday, Sept. 20.
Montgomery, Tuesday. Sept. 81.
Pulaski City, Wednesday, Sept. %,
night.
Portsmouth. Friday. Sept. q, night.
Accomac. Monday. Sept 80.
Northampton, special.
Matthews. special.
West Point. Friday, Oct. 4, night.
Eastviile. Tuesday, October | Cape
Charles City al night.
Matthews. Thursday. October :.
James City. Kelton. Saturday, Oct. ).
LoudOun, special. Wednesday. Oct. Q.
Clarke. special. Thursday. oct. 10.
Frederick. special. Saturday. Oct. II.
Shenandoah. court, Monday, Oct. IA.
Rockingham, special, Tuesday,
Oct -.
Rockbridge, special, Wednesday,
Oct Is.
Wythe. special. Friday, Oct. Is.
Smyth, court, Monday, Oct. p.
Intermediate Special Appointments.
Washington. court, Monday. Oct. %.
Tazewell, court. Tuesday. Oct. 80.
Henry. special, Thursday. Oct. 81.
Patrick. special, Friday. Nov. /.
HON. L. UoGF ryTrR
Farquier. Monday, Sept. %.
Madison. Thursday, Sept. 70.
Lynchburg. Friday, Sept. %, night.
King and Queen, Thursday, Oct. 3.
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Gorr, of West Virginia, tries to get
another inning. He could not count
himself in as Governor.
lie has appeared in Washington as
an applicant for Federal appointment
to console him for the loss OF the gov
ernorship. With keen appreciation oil
the Presidents soft. side, the suggestion
is made that on the promotion of Attor-
ney General Miller TO the Supreme Court
the ex-Secrstary of the Navy would be
available as head Of the Law Depart
ment. Certificates Of service under the
Hayes usurpatios are not, however
first-class recommendation at present.
and General Golf will probably have to
put up with some less important but
probably more lucrative appointment
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-21

THE Italians in New York propose to
have a celebration OF the fall OF the
Pope's power in Italy.
The fall occured nineteen years ago
Victor Emanuel asserted himself
King and made temporal power that
put the Pope in golden palace, where
he has been ever since.
On the next day tho Pope's soldiers
knelt in front of st. Peters and re-
ceived the pontiticsl blessing. Then
they marched out of the city. and from
that day to this the Vicar OF CHRIST has
been virtually q prisoner in the Vatican
{ No doubt q majority Of those who
will celebrate arc devout Roman Cath
olics-men who love their religion. but
cannot understand the new order.
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CHARLES CITY c. H., September 10
Colonel Jane. has just concluded a
very able address to the people OF tins
county. he was listened to with much
attention by large crowd. compose Il
Of both political parties. His ARA ign
ment of Malone was greeted with ap
pause By the Democrats. The colored
per,ons also seemed ito enjoy 1t. and |
think il will tell in the election. Malone
cannot carry anything like the solid
colored vote of this county. | have not
yet seen the first Republican who be-
heves Malone will be elected Governor
II this STATE.
The Democrats held a meeting. or
gained a party, and appointed dele
gates to a convention TO be held at
Providence Forge on Saturday next. to
nominate candidate TO represent TIN.
county and New Kent in the next Leg
islaturc.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-21

PROFESSOR LANosToS wants to call
the Administration for a seat in Con.
gress that he knows he is not entitled
TO. He tells the q. 0. L. that he will
herd the $4,000 negro votes Of Virginia
for Malone If they will spot that seat
and give 1t to him.
This is feature Of the Great Repub-
can party deal in Virginia whereof the
odor offends the nose OF the National
Republican party.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-21

BISHOP FOWLER must be serious, for
he is a preacher, but does he not run
the gauntlet Of the crank list when he
says that China may whip the United
States for a violation Of treaty. The
comparison Of population that the
Bishop cites is naught, for if the Bishop
had went as far as India he might have
seen the disparity of numbers between
the natives and the conquerors.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-21
RAIL DAD
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL

NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL
Two DAILY TRAINS TO NORFOLK.
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO LYNCHBUR0
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NAY y. l'ss
LEAVE RICHMOND.
$40 A. NJ. Daily. rita RichmOpd ard Petorsbcrs
railroad. Leaves Petersburg liE
A. NJ. daily; arrive Norfolk l0
$40 A. NJ. Daily. v,a Richmond and Petersburg
railroad. Arrive at Pcters1urs iOBI
An. No. leaves Petersburg 100
A. VI for Fsrmylie, LyDchlurs
Roanoke, Bristol kn91y,l.si b sna ., a 4,
COACH TO KADfOkD.
200 p. n. Daily. ria Richmond and Petersburg
railroad Arrives A. fctershug AZ
550P. ". leaves Petersbu-g 20 p
". daily, arriving Norio.h NS.
" THROUGH CAR TO NOR
-mP NJ. Daily. ria Richmond an1 Petersburg
railroad. arriving ~ Petersburg At
10 7. NJ. connecting with irsln No
l. leaving Petersburg a. s.i p. n
Tor Farm slie. Lynchhurg. Roanoke.
Pocahontss Bristol. Knoxville. Chat
tanooga and ali points South and
PULLMAN 81 EEpING. CAR ACCOMNuDA
No. i-Sleering-car Petersburg 10 Brsto
without change. leaving Petersburg daily A.
s.55 y. ". Pullman sleeper Lynchours n
Memphis. without change.
No'3 pullman sleeper Lynchhurs % New
Orleans and Roanoke 20 Chattanooga without
Tickets. baggage checks. and all information
can be obtained az Richmond and Peierburs
Railroad depot A. ". CARRIERS, 100 Main
street. and at the Company's ONCE ~ East
""i" '''''" B. BEvILL.
General Passenger Agent
CHARLES @. EDDY. Vice President
General Office Roanoke. va.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-21

THE colored National Executive Com
mittee calls colored convention at
Atlanta on November 18th. The chair
man of the committee claims that the
negro holds the balance Of power in
Indiana, Ohio, Illinois, New York and
Connecticut.
Let us see that colored statesman take
hold of the balance"
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-21

Col. TON EVANS. who died last night,
was one Of the prominent figures in
Virginia society aud politics. lie was
a good man In every way. and gentlo-
man Of the old time who was always
true 70 every occasion Of duty.
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DICHNOND. FRKDBRlChSBUh'
u AND POTOMAC RAILROhD.-Schodu'
APRIL 2lst 1851 - e'"'e'
standard time: ... ...,,....,, ..,.
7:S2 am. leaves lgrd-stfeet ~. ton dAiiy; st.p
only ~ Ashland Junction. Nitorc
snd fredericksburg sleeper
Washington and New York.
iio7 an. leaves Rvrt street station daily, ei
es5pu. caves Hyrd street station daily
Jlecp8r 10 New York. -,
s.50 Am. arrives az Byrd-sireet station os)
sleeper from New York.
sss nm. arrives az Byrd street station daily
ofops AZ fredericksburg. NifCfd,
Junction and Asha q. Sleeper from
Washincfl and New York.
fO.f0 pu. arrives ~ rvrd street station dali
except sunday.
ASHLAND TRAINS
DAILY xxcEFT sUyDAYs
g4safn. leaves Elha. Arrives at Ashland az
1888 an.
<QO nm. accommodation, leaves iiyrd-streei
cation: arrives AZ Ashland at pm.
90. pn. leaves E.ba. arrives ~ Ashland a
eij pm. 80.
sl5 am. arrives Elba. Leaves Ashland at sos
am.
s:35 sm- omrrodation, arrives a. BYE
street station leaves AsalAn ~ 1907
An.
G5s pm. arrives 90 tlOa leaves Aenisno ~
TAYLOR, General Ticket Agent
z. 7. D. MYERS General SuDerintendenL
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-21

THE conference Of wool growers at
Boston Wednesday may lead to decided
movement that will put jack-screw
under Protection and lift it bodily out
OF its place.
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CONNECTIONS

CONNECTIONS.
Train No. 81 connects daily al keysfils
for Chase City, Ciuksyille, and Oxford
Durham, Hcndei son and Raleigh COM
meets A. Greensboro for Durham
Raleigh. salem. and winston. and All points l1
North Carolina d. vision. al salisbury fnf Ash
vile. Hot Springs and all points ln Western
North Carolina. and az Charlotte for g.. 8
A. X. X.
Train No. 81 connects daily 40 Greens
bOro' for salem. winston. Raleigh. Colds
bOro' and NOrchead City AZ Salisbury i0i
Ashevile. Hot Springs. and all polnia Ir
Western North Carolina. az Charlotte Nff
Charlotte. Columbia and Augusta railroad tor
Columbia. Augusta, Aiken, Charleston, swan
nah. Thomasville. Ga. jaoksonyille and Other
Florida points also with Carolina Contra
railroad Tor Wilmington.
Trains frOn the South arrive 80 hohr0li
s:l5a. N. and 1880 pm.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-21

HONESTY THE BEST PoIIcY.-Nothipg
has retarded material development III
the South more than reputation. 1t is
a deadly Upas, and spreads demoraliza-
ton and ruin far beyond the
area of its direct operations. One
State, or even county. may in
lure many which are guiltless
of all intention of evading or deny
ing the sacred obligations of contracts,
because capital is timid and suspicious.
The fact that community has no re
gard for its promises Id sure to create
the impression that contiguous commu-
mites are just as dlsdaInful Of public
morality baltimore american.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-21

WHAT WILL THE ISSUE BE Pit is
impossible to over rate the importance
Of the questions whose solution hinges
on the outcome Of the general election
to be held IN France. on Sunday, the
god Of this month. The verdict Of the
French people will not only determine
The political structure Of their own
country for years to come, but may
materially affect the whole European
situation.
Three things may happen. The voters
may return to the next Chamber o.
Deputies majority pledged to main
tain. substantially unchanged. the
present constitution. Or they may give
the prcponderance Of strength in the
Chamber to the Radicals. who wish to
abolish the ConcOrdat, TO suppress the
Senate, to make the judiciary elective
to strip the Executive Of its already
shadowy authority. aud practically t.
vest all the powers of the State III a
single popular assembly.-Nc'c IoTh
Sun.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-21

THE EXPosITION.-Paris is roaping
wonderful benefits from hei Exposi-
ton. 1t is not alone the receipts from
entrance fees to the Exposition from
which the profits Of the enterprise are
to be computed. The city trade is a
feature of prime importance. The gold
movement from this aud other countrIe'
to Paris few months ago was an lDdi-
cation of the extent TO which the trad,
of France was affected by the Exposi-
ton. That, although largely attribute
BILE TO other causes. was OccasiOned ~
great measure by the expenditures OF
foreign travellers in Europe.-Neu
York Bulletin.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-21

80 s,ss:..ss;Ess ssk
a TLANTIC COAST LINE
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAIL
ROAD TINE TABLE.
Commencing SUNDAY May 18th. 1889. a
20 am. trains on tlis ROAD Will run ~ foi
Iowa
TRAINS SOUTHWARK
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-21

GRETyA GREEN.-Eminent members
Of the Canadian judiciary have pro
nouDced themselves in favor Of the
movement for the establishment Of o
Dominion Divorce Court, to be organ
lied on the basis Of the American sys
tenn. According to the constitution On
vorces can only be granted by the Do
minion Senate: and as the passage Of d
bill authorizing a decree Of separation
costs from 80, 900 to $4,000, divorce Is q
luxury which only rich Canadians can
afford. The establishment of such "a
court might fills 'long-felt want" but
there lie danger that 1t might lead 10
abuses more grieyious than the evils OF
the present SYSTEM Philadelphia Re
cord.
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DIEDMONT AIRLINE
RICHMOND & DANVlLLE RAILROAD
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE TO
THE SOUTH.
PULLMAN sLBEPERs ON ALL MIGHT
TRAINS.
SCHEDULE - EFFECT AUGUST rs. 1850
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TIE VALUE OF ADvERTIsING.- The
first article advertised is said to have
been in 1917. 1t was q religious book.
The innovation did not take TO any
great oxtent, because those were not
enterprisng days. But in the 242 years
since then times have changed, and the
advertisement has become one f the
forces Of civilization. From the begin
ming of the present century the develop
ment has been continuous. and within
the past twenty years it has been great
er than in all the previous history OF
the world. For instance, IN 1861, when
q tax was collected on advertisements.
the annual expenditure for newspaper
advertising in the United States wac
nearly $40 100000 Now It is fully $50
600 0O0 a year. The rates have ad-
vauced and the circulation hasiucrca sed.
and the newspaper has become the ac-
cepted medium for reaching the public
Baltimore american.
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TRAINS EORrBwARD.


sDaly. fDaIy leroeD. Sunday.
STOPPING PLACES
Nos. and % makes no stops. No % stops.
on SIGMA az Centralla. 10. IS stops only on
igua M Chester, lcntraiia and Manchester.
Nos. Is and G5 stop On signal at all stations.
Sos. -. 90. 81. Dr., g. 50. .no 80 will stop az all
stations for pessere. Is.
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE.
On Trains Nos. "a and p sleeping cars be
,Wccn New York and Tampa. + la. ,vls Jac
sOuyilei. On Trains Nos. t.. and p sieop
cars between Washin xtCn and Charles
OI Train no. % sleoDing-cars between
New York and Jacksonville. On Train No.
% secpIug-oars between Washington and
Savannah.
THE ONLY ALL-RAIL LINE TO NORFOLK
LEAvB hRRIvn.
Mcamon5. aiosm. Eor,ok. ECO pm
Norfolk. r3ll 500. Richmond. il.iO pm.
Norfolk, '3.l pm. Richmond. 500 no.
These trains aH0 make close connection
tor Farm .c. LynChhurg. and south
western points and al statlons on the Norfo1
and Western railroad.
r.. n. SULLY,
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-21

JOINS HOPKINS AND CLA.K.-Ihe
GRIPPING Of Johns Hopkins University
by the Iuinous decline IN value Of the
Baltimore and Ohio stock with which IL
was endowed has caused wide spread
regret. So general and genuine Is the
expression OF tins regret that j. seems
only reasonable 10 expect that
the iustltu ION will receive the
material aid it must have 10
continue its work. There is money
enough in the country at this
moment destined to be used for sog-
educational enterprise to relieve Johns
Hopkins many times over. and IT Is not
to be imagined that the great university
which has done so much 10 establish
the reputation of American learning
will be allowed to suspend its work
BdltinOrs Herald.
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CREAM OF THE PRESS.
CURRENT COMMENTS
CAREFULLY CULLED

The Tanner -Gretna Green
What VIII the Issue lie The Value
of neutrality-suspicious. Hopkins and
CIa-k-Let IL Reason Together.
THE TANNER CONFERENCE.-THE as
signing his reasons for declining the
pension commissionership Major War
ner has given picturesque description
of the wreck which has been made OF
the Bureau under Tanner 8 administra-
ton. lie trutbfully says that no man
can now take the place without making
a martyr Of himself. with the certainty
of offending 1.-THE sensible, level headed
people OF the country" if he follows IN
Tanners footsteps. and an equal Ger
talnty Of offending the Grand Army
men if he declines TO do so.
The outlook for President Harrison
in his effort to fill the place under such
circumstances is not encouraging. But
it is well to bear in mind the fact that
the difficulty is simply the result Of an
attempt to make a corrupt and shame
less misuse of public functions for pur-
poses of personal ambition and partisan
advantage. ~ y. World.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-21

LET Us REASON TOGETHER We are
now sending The Voice to about 100 600
Republicans and Democrats who believe
ia prohibition. but have not heretofore
voted the prohibition party ticket.
Gentlemen, we wish few frank. ear
nest words with you. You well know
that the liquor traffic is a gigantic evil
You want 10 see this evil exterminattd,
you want 10 reach that result in the
most practical and business-like man
ner; and you would vote the prohibi-
ton ticket If you thought it would do
any good. All right; 1t is with you
we wish to talk.-IHs Voice.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-21

THIRD PARTY DECEPrIONs.-It seems
hardly probable that the Third Party
probibiIionisIs Will find deep satisfac
ton in contemplating the results Of
their recent convention at Syracuse
Their leaders having personal notoriety
chiefly al heart. may be conlented with
the performance. and their organs may be
trusted TO grind out the usual amount
OF self-applause, but some, at least. of
the rank and file, we think, will be led
10 ask themselves with not little con-
Germ whether such proceedings are
worth while from any point Of view.
They are not unlikely, we should
say. to consider seriously the ad-
vantage OF dissolvIng their connee.
ton with party of which IL
can be said without dispute that every
body knows we never expect our can
didates to be elected, and of joining
party which without their assistance is
pretty sure. and with il absolutely GER
tain 10 overthrow the saloon admins.
Iration OF this State and to accomplish
} great and increasing reiorm.-Ner
York Tribune.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-21

The THUNDER. -Cranks and fanatics
with one idea will Insist on the adop-
ton Of their views of right and wrong,
and when thwarted in their underHk-
ing will often couple the judgments Of
Heaven with tho wrath # man. and
burl huge sentences OF condemnation,
like red hot thunder bolts, at the authors
Of their disappointment, in the name
OF all above and below the skies. To
say that the speakers themselves were
angry or resentful would only expose
them to ridicule. But TO pronounce the
sentence in the name OF all that is
mighty in heaven and on earth will give
a dignity, they think, TO their
anathemss. Some may be startled at
the assumption. and few ignorant per
sons, here and there, may take them at
their word.-Jou,Tdl Of Commerce.