Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-07
VCT0RY'S BLESSING.
VARIOUS VIEWS AS TO HOW MA
HOMES DEFEAT WILL PROFIT US.
,n,or,,cvs with Number Of Wen Known
Citizen on This Interesting
Question.


ness and care. aches and pains away, aud
20 he bathing themselves in tho JOY OF vic
tory. II was asmihng, good-humored, and
grateful community, and 1t occurred TO a
D.saaoA reporter 90 interview number
and ascertain what in the general opinion
u-ae ihe greatest blessing TO be expected
from the triumph OF the Democrats and the
defeat oi thc Republicans.
political pYATH or A oRrAT ENEMY.
Tho first man met was Hon. George l.
Christian. of he law firm of Christian
Christian and first vicc-prcNdcnt of the
Chamber of Commerce, and in answer to
tine question hc said: The continuance
of good government iu Virginia and the
political death ~ the greatest enemy she
has over had. n Foraker IS beaten IN ONO
Think fhe noXt worst man m tho country
POLITICALLY speaking. Is disposed Of; and
for this great blessing ali good people
should render thanks on Thanksgivlng-
BUSINESS coTIprNcE.
Senator Ioyens,cin gave as an answer;
u IDrnorl-frlfes tD the world that inc
frrrl l..nple Oi Tho State are determined TO
r,il. irl govern o. and will rcbuke any ln-
f.r.0r.rre with their rights and privileges.
u v.u cause general confidence m the
cYrnruaitt. business prospects VIII De
irr.trr. and capital viii How INTO mo
State lur The further development OF iis
resources.
FOUR WARS PEACE.
Postmaster William II. Cullingworth II
9lrr.r.i.les aud w.1k"u- tho Republican
,..-., ANA ..lpc i- actually secured to US
for fhr mex. four years. In the face OF
such unanimous public sentiment the he-
puhlean purity dare not impose mon Us
any radical election laws.
TIE GROUND-sNELL.
Jackson Gur: Peace 10 our people;
s.l.. of relief from the dire evils that
would have followed in The train of Ma
louti~u. The gEound-swcil winch rolls
uu $40 hich oar mGi iuriy shows how deep
down DID tlc heart of the people was their
ioterr-t il tle struggle. Victory. with 1ts
ntnusuec of HON. rule. fulhis their ycarn-
mig for peace and confirms their defiance
ol Interference from any source outside.
WHITES TO RULE.
NarorJ TAYLOR Ellyaon: The greatest
t.e- -u' oi our victory is touhd IN the
da.fh and burial of Mahoncism, which in
eure~ 10 continuance oi good government,
abundant prosperity. the triumph OF homo
rnir. and thc night of the white men to rule
AugItt.
SInHr TO HE BOUGHT NOR INUNDATED.
Major Robert Stiles: The demonstration
% ,le balance oi the country that Nr
cIuaus are neither to be bought nor IN
fn,datci. the elimination Of Malone and
lialoucisW from the politics of the state.
aud tlc sttadyug and encouraging encct
uuan the other southern States VINO always
look tn Virginia. II Foraker IS really de-
f.ated add 10 an these telling rchukc TO
sectional hatred and the best blow yet
struck for trltcrual feeling between the
-ecl1u-.
PLACE, QUIET. AND PROSPERITY.
q. T. Nngo, E-q. II eliminates Ma
lonci.m nom our politics, helps the mate
rsl prosperity of Virginia ond tbe Souta'
stimulates business and restores conf
dcucc. aud VIII give Us peace and quiet
among all classes.
WHITE SUPREMACY.
Mr.. Preston Bclrin: The supremacy Of
fbr white man. replied the President OF
the PoWhatan Club, whose valuable ser
vice, contributed $50 largely TO the glorious
result IN Richmond. and good govern
ment in this grand old Commonwealth.
our victory continued 'lr. be@vlh' mas mas
l,rlvpn To- the Republican party or the
N.r.h ami West That the good people OF
klr-sria can neither be bought with their
money nor whipped into their party by the
speeches of their mongrci orators Inc re-
erlt means more than that. I'M That IT slgni-
fe. the lurving o. Malone and ms lnceu-
diary cohorts so deep that even the sound
of Gahrcls trumpet VII not resurrect
him.
HONEST GOVERNMENT.
,Ir John jackson: An honest govern
men, chosen by our own people
GLORY ENOUGH.
Colonel Frank Ruhin: Victory itself and
what It involves. The defeat OF Mahone Is
aIort enough.
SOCIAL ORDER.
lfr. r. 4. Brock. Renewed confidence IN
ourselves and better faith iu Us on tll" part
of tine outside world. and IN this 1t may bee
hoped speedy resolution az our present
.ll-.- az dis0uiot-thc State debt and
auu-.hDusiOus rs 90 social order
rHosplBTY.
Alderman A. f. wilkinson: Prosperity
uo. Iouo To- the state hut the entire
AvGLo-sAxoy TRIUMPH.
General j. G. Hll. Railroad Commis-
.iuner. The triumph of the Anelo-SaXon
rscc over the hordc- ot negro barbauans
r..r.l lal'.l hv Malone. which assures Nlr-
-ill. 90 Nirginlans.
J.. WILL BRING CATITAL.
T. a. Catl'n. Esq. IL VIII bring nun
drcl- oft thousands of northern capital INTO
tlr State. which would net have come h9d
Malone been elected. which Is amply
proved hv thc fact that the large contrl-
button 20 the Democratic campaign iund
wore from virginia corporations when are
owned almost exclusively 10y northern Re
uuIlicaus. 10 viii also prove TO the ne
rroe, that the Republican party cannot
rlr rouch-shod over the whites oi the
South. cVeu when hacked bv the United
States Governments There are too many
blessings TO Boz derived from tins uctorvto
attempt to euumcrate them IN few
.~ds.
NCoGRUPrmLr.
Speaker L. H. Cardwell: IL inspires our
own people with confidence that The thrit
nud Intelligence OF Virginia and the Whoie
south can and Will rule and govern at
least our own home affairs. and that the
AGENTS QUAY, Dudley, Clarkson. lahone,
D erau Gelie-ol the most corrupt element
of the Republican party, cannot corrupt
nor buy the white people Of Virginia.
CRUSHING oY rHE WORST FOE.
Colonel Richard L. Beirne The supre-
macy Of the intelligence, the honesty, anu
the thrift in Virginia a. the result oi the
defeat of an arrogant, INSCRIPTIONS, ana
tvrannical leader who has been the worst
foe OF the best interests OF the STATE.
MALONE TO TnE EEAE.
Dr. James r. Fisher: The effect IS TO
send Malone 90 the rear and take from
Linn "a fictitious reputation as manager oi
State and Federal politics.
Virginia, IL H. 20 be hoped, VIII now he re-
heved of the annual debauchmcnt Of state
poGtics bv the distribution of Doodle and
other Questionable methods
We are now in position 10 invite capi-
tai and enter upon the road to prosperity.
IL A WORD.
Thomas G.. jackson: Supremacy OF the
white man.
MALONE AND his MIN.
John K Fussell of HenTic0: ] believe
our victory will consign Malone to the
rear and manv Of his followers Will be COM
PEELED 90 join him.
FOUR WARS or HAPPINESS.
James \. Boyd: Peace and happinessior
four years.
THE pEATH or THE IEcKsTEn
Robert l.. Montague, Esq. Honest gov
erument aud the death OF the worst po-
htical lrickstor IN the South or the Nor'h.
ORGANIZATION AND NO BLooDsHEp.
James r. Branch: That not only VIII
Mahone, our greatest curse, be buried Po-
liucally beyond resurrection but Demo
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