The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-10
democrats crowded the large nan u
G,,,l.lox, e Rover. -

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Sticl.ley & Boyer. an Judge
- Az .oon as the signal was gwen Ju"se
II - AIJen. in n few approprate ~
',,arts Introduced tddro NaiI'' ~
who delivered one :" "o, '@ ever
el,auent ard telling spe'0"''
made in this county ,.;.,.l ,o tbe
Judge Staple lis. e~p'''he" " ~
audience how the Mahonei'es c',a',e.'''
sd him for discussion Win N'ioiei
e. Tanh and then refused ialra ana honor-
all 11o hid aid this ia struggle no; between
p1'ooc,atr and Republicans, but ne
,,voen democrats and Republicans on
ono side and Malone and his party o"
the other. General MshOne seeking LOT
himself unlimited power and Demo
Gratis and Republicans opposing nm
General Malone complains that tue
Democrats discuss him instead OF ul9.
cu-srlg principles. lie Is the i"-t M"
that ought to complain. l'e tolo lne
Northern people that the negroes "e'c
driven and massacred by Nlrglhiah9
ae attempted TO array the Northern
neople against rs as assasslns, ana nov
ha ti.cu--es the Blair bill and the tarin'
/ would like to know what the "oNei
nor has TO do with the tariff l lhtenu
to discuss che iitgcs5 and Quahi'ca.''''
for the office OF Governor.
Judge Staples proceeded To discuss
HIM I'M IN n nelterly Manner. to the entire
eotisfaction Of the audience. lie ""'
clarel that it was not safe Tor Aahon''
with an army OF $4,000 negroes 10 re-
ceive the GOyern0rship oi virginia
lie reviewed hi,conuecti0n with virgin
i. railroads: showed how the STATE IS
interest was sacrificed by Malone. now
ha went 10 Europe 10 sell the bonds
and declared that what had become oi
,bree million of dollars has never been
disclosed 10 the public. Healso snow cd
h,w we'll General MahOne had taken
care of himself. and that from irsl L,
last lac had received from his ral,roau
transactions neatly a half million dol
lars. General Malone received o.Vv'
shares of stock. and upon this realized
without the paying of one dollar ~.
500. which he put in bis own pochel
and was allowed 10 receive Sl23 VVV :
nre.ident after the road was I'M th
hands of a receiver and he had no con
! roction with It. He was not surprises
he hat General Malone should say: Boy
sneak ali you can about tine tariil' Ou
say nothing about me.
o From the nomination OF Govefne
/ Walker t. the present time. me Shove
ID how Malone had fallen out with ever
Governor and many other men prom
a nent i'm the political history Of the otat'
4 ..f Id "a ID. IIIl Il red.
Judge Staples declared that
= wanted 20 see the Malone orator WI
- would get mp before any audience AN
81 deny that General Mahone has aba
a dored the Roadiusler settlement at
70 sold ont 20 the British bondholder'.
'' While Judge Staples was discu-sin
General Malone record IN the bli
10 Iill ex Senator Riddleberger. who Vs.
D In the audience. arose and stated 10
i' when he was in the Senate and VOC
'i for the bill the first. second ana I'M
s. limo. General Malone lcft the oena
Dc Chamber and went into his commltle
49, room and then denounced tho bill. ih
]. he remained iu bis comm tee'roolh "'
li had himself mark, Il Abs II -.
So Judge Staples vely ably review VI
Do hone. record in the Senate. and .ho
o. "a thar he had d1no absolutely nothh
e. for the State. except that bee hat t'
'S United States court-h1uses DuNt
'e Virginia.
When Malone went T. the Rapu
ican party bee secured the passage.
repeal at ND llW, that would bene
lr or relieve the people of Virginia B
er secured for himself ,he patronage
q his STATE by winch he could reno
Ia. efficient po-tmas.ers and appoint Dbl
io of bis party an
on Tie showed that Malone had ali
as himself not with tie respectable "l
Tor of the Republican party. ba' win
OF sherma0s. forke's. and sucn %
Zee who continually denomce and viii
eu the people % tbe South.
)ly ul peech liom beginning 90 Z
Wa- listened % with almost OreAlh'
Dot t.ntion. except when Dee 500. greet
r % with rounds OF genuine entnusi''
applause.
.p- alive. ana you may EXPECT To- hea
good report On election night.