The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-05
MAJOR J. H0GE TYLER
DELIVERS A TELLING SPEECH IN
MANCHESTER.
The Hall Crowded with Ladies and Gen
tIemcn - Contrast Between Democracy
and -Nahone's Record-toi.
Thomas Whitehead also speaks


II was : o'clock when the Democratic /
voters Of Manchester assembled III
Leader Hall last night Among III. an
dience were many Of the ladies' ul Pa
chester The band Of music performer ~
line foot Of the steps. The hall in the ieau.' |
building j. in the third story. Inc mus.
by the band was performed by the musician
ai the ground floor after which thef '"'''
up stairs.
LETTERS or RECREl'
Tho following letters were read ana
spread on the minutes: ,,.. o,
From Hon. j. Taylor EilN-"h, Mayor W
pib,,erd and a member of the Democratic
Committee. I'll, $500,
Your very kind invitation 10 be- WIN You
nt vour meeting Friday night received ''
which please accept my thanks. rftle''
hnva,er. that an engagement 10 speak li
this civ on the same evening VIII comp
me 10 forego the pleasure ot meelin- n',
Democratic brethren Of the good city oh
Manchester. Tender M m the ASSURANCES
ofmy cordial appreciation OF the -"nd N"lN
they are doing. and believe me. etc.
Colonel Richard I. Bierne. who hoped l'
be present. sent the following letter;
II am sorry that | am unable H. nt
ent at the Democratic meeting III h'h'n'7
Ter an Friday night. October an. 10 sfrtl
lint tritn and able representative Of the j.,
mnrracy. UonorahleJ. lI0gc Tyler. Woull
h. thor'.. hut at that time Will be- uphold
inc the Democratic cause I'm the Ienlh7ui''
and advocating the election oi MchinhtH'
Tyler and scott hy am oNerW helmine MAJOR
itv. such "A majority a. the l)einwi ll9 ~
virginia have the power 10 give. ana ,iI'
they will give ON the ON Oh N"' n'''
With my best wishes for the continued 9'i'-
cess of The earnest. tried and true brlll'-
Graf. If Manchester. / am, with great Ie-
respect. etc ,.,.
l. he has been appointed to speak mere
ON tine Il.f instant. the people of Manchc--
Ter Will have an opporunitN of hearing MN
M that time.
Governor Lee sent % letter which SAID.
please convey to Your committee H,
thank. for the invitation t0 hc present ai
I"od.r ian Friday night. when Hon. j..
! IIoge TYLER will speak. II not prevented
| L., some official duty. ! would De- glad io hf
At 500 o'clock tine band of music played
,undr, patriotic air~.
The hall was crowded by well-kno"n
Democrats. MI the seats were occupied.
HON.. HoGE TYLER.
Hon. j. lIoge TYLER and other members
/ Of tine Democratic party Of Manchester a--
condod the platform ai 500 O'Clock.
MIR. Farmer introduced Mr. TYLER. candi-
date for the office Of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OBJ
lion. Mr. Tyler introduced himself ia a
| genuine speech.
UE -rOKT ~ FARMER.
He wa. ready 90 make % speech a, %
farmer. lie wanted 90 reply 10 "a slihoel
4 which il was his fate to suffer. II was hol
his fate to Dee accused of mih- i"Ns 'I'
That t. something be- cannot stand. Al-
plnu.e. II. said ho YOU hear Woody say
ing that ann lawyer correct mat mis-
take. ann a farmer. and want each of you
fo remember that ann NOT % LAWYER
ann here t0 tell what the ticket headed
hv Malone il. The people lmanl ~ lhcn
say that it is a splendid iick'~ my = d.
cause the sweet spirit D., N ihe n,u"I'
We'll. / did not want tp 8r in the niuuit.
wanted 90 Dee ON top. But for the TACT 'nal
could not do better have been nominated
Lieutenant-GONcn0r.
/ have been married for the past twenty
wears. and during ali that time have been
. Observation-Disclosures Loud applause.
A. one of the standard bearers Of Coo
Democratic party. ann present 9" fet-"i
with YOU ON the questions at i7-ue' Mhi'i
are not only our property hui Quar- h''l. >
and lives. And when ! show iHc same H.
YOU. YOU Will act "a, jurors and act L" sun
Yourself.
lie IlIi'N Iilif' N'' Nifft ~
or tine Rcpuilican party. where the negro i-
b made tine leader of the white men.
At an time. the speakers of both paliic-
ought tO Doe able fO give this reason i0i lh'
faith that i, iu them. lie told how D. was
necessary for the Democrats to hold ine
control of the party in charge ~ ihe maui
agemeut Of the rights Of the people.
H. told Of the grand vote gwen io AnNitN
Jackson in ISIS. I'm 1860 more than two
van "a H b. .
and pDuulaS. and boo l~>l there WI, given
b to Grover Cleveland 4H2LO01. more than
Z 0ne-haif OF the voter, of the American Poe
public. and in ISIS they gave tine same man
j.lGl.2,j votes.
r. During The time thc Democracy were I'D
charge. g.unu. acres Of land were gwen lN
. the people Of this country. Twenty nr"
stars were added TO tine hag. twenty new
states were added to the mon.
During that four years when the Demo
craft. held the rein~ Ol government none oi
tine evils known tO the grand old party were
, known to the new and Democratic party.
Tine promise al Malone io Harrison is.
.Gige me the control Of oil the po~ioilce-
and / will give YOU the solid Vote, ui Dr.
J .,iuia i'm tine next Presidential Convention
was ready 90 do it for Arthur and did d'
He fold what the Democratic party did
. tion. Take from thc Republican party ii-
hatred oi the southern people and tAlt par
f. Is would cease at once 90 exist. mat par
| ty gave l~l.UnU million acres oi land On
tive railroad corporations. an amount ol
land equal tO au amount sufficient 10 make
live states the size of the original state OF
VIRGINIA. number OF acres equal io tnf
= area of the thirteen Colonies which fought
and obtained independence.
lie spoke Of the method hl which the cap
talists who succeeded in building the Cen
tr1l and Union Pacific railroads succeeded
i'm obtaining full possession Of the entire
property loaned the companies hy the Con-
9r.-s of the 'nifed states. lie was quite
humorous I'M illustrating many points ma the
: line of his argument. lie would speak ~
Malone. lie would NOT .o into the many
details hy which the three railroads were
: consolidated into one road. known as the
Atlantic, Mississippi and ONO Railroad;
and paid himself S2j.Ow per year. and
' actually claims that the sum Of $1,000 was
, paid among Roscoe ,Onklmg. John Kan
dolph Tucker &. y. Meredith and other az.
' pert lawyers 10 defend the interest of the
State If Virginia i'm the suits before the Ill
preme Court Of the nited States.
He spoke of the WOrkmen. who ON that
railroad were paid only ten cents ON thl
+ dollar. while General Malone got his SD.
Ouu per wear ANA a bonus "l fhl'''' ii"'t'
i'm his own pocket 30 be promises io pay
= the public debt. but don't seem 10 be Willing
! Ia tell how he j, going 20 do IT,
lie told Of the expenditure Of one party
Dcmocratic) of Sl.JO per capita. and now
the Republican party eNpends over = pei
capita each year.
: lie explained where the amount Of money
i borrowed hy the North with which 90 con-
y quer the south was. $ju0.UDO~ of money
= SURPRISING the actual taxable values OF tht
L entire eleven southern states.
. COLONEL THOMAS WHITEHEAD.
. Colonel Thomas Whitehead. Commissioner
A.; Of Agriculture. spoke for an hour. lie told
. Of the defeat Of Malone by Massey and the
n bic four. and the history of Nahoncism from
. the beginning 10 the end,
e II was after II o'clock before the immense
audience in the hall left for their homes.
, TIE DEMOCRATIC CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE
met Thursday night and transacted much
needed business.
OTHER MATTERS.
Thcfrnoral ofihe late Dewitt Clinton Jor
T. ..f... t,..t,. fltn 49, fIlusY ON L. aim.