Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1889-10-18
CURRENT NEWS AND COMMENT

CURRENT NEWS AND cox MEHT
See that your neigbOr is register
ed or has his transfer. DO not put
this matter of until the last day of
registration.
Let every Vrginian go to the
polls aud cast "a vote against Ma
hone. 1t is "a duty he owes TO him
self, his family, his country and
his God.
We are for Virginia and her
people against the combined world /;
if you call that kicking, We snail
kick as long as the enemies OF Nlr-
GINA attempt to throttle her.
Can you find an honest Read
iuster, who supported the Rid
dleberger bill because he thought
1t was right, that is now supporting
Malone in his effort to destroy this
law? If so, let him explain himself.
Malone spoke IN favor of the
Riddleberg"r bill aud against the
OOndhOlders, We were with Ml-
hone. Malone now opposes The
RIddleberger bill aud is IN favor Of
accepting tue bondholders' terms
we are against Malone.
Remember thar, 1t you fail to
register or to get your tranier-lt
you have changed your residence,
-you cannot vote. See that You
attend to this at once. Don't de.
lay, but call Immediately upon TIE
Registrar. Don't wait TILL the last
day Of registration.
The cOlorcu peOpe ~ tne ISL, "a
81 4th districts are organizing in
dependent Republican CLUBS to
work against Malone. The mdi.
cations are that a telling revolt
against BOSsism and MahOneism
will be recorded IN those districts
when the ballots are counted on
the 5th inst.
That the detection among the
white Republicans Of Virginia is
general, is approved by the fact
that whereas heretofore General
Malone has had no difficulty in OBJ
tanning native white stumpers IN
every county of the State, his stock
of such material now Is reduced TO
district attorneys. marshals, collect
ors OF internal revenue, and such
other Virginia federal officers.
The Malone meeting in Licking.
ton on the LIST inst. was discOur-
aging affair. 1t is reported that
not more than 70 or 100 persons
were present, many Of them boys
and very few whites. Messrs. Bar
biere, of Pennsylvania, and Brown
Allen, lof Augusta were the speakers
Many of the substantial Repubi
cans we're conspicuous by their alb
sence, and the whole affair was a
failure. When the ballots are
counted on the 9th of November,
similar results will be found in all |
the Valley counties.
The people of Shenandoah are
a con sentative people. They meet
their obligations, and when this
ia done, they cannot be driven
They voted for Readiustnent, they
carried the day, they are NOT will
ling to undo what they have done.
They have notified the bOndholders
how much they are willing to pay,
and their action has been
sustained by the courts OF me
state and o. the United States.
They are not now prepared to say
that they did wrong, and are will
ing to undo all they have done,
ia order that the bondholders may
have q Governor who favOrs their
demands.
The valley Vrginidn, the most
Republican newspaper
in Virginia, one Of whose editors Is
Mr.. Yost, Republican member OF
the last Congress, says: ave DO
not believe Gen. Malone will car
~ single congressional district, If
the sentiment divulged at the con-
ference was expressive of the feel
ing in the 81 and .4th districts,
where the larger Republican major
ity have heretofore been obtained.
This agrees with what DIR. Murrill,
If Lynchburg, says: "The Repu6' {
lean partyp-that is the reputable /
white men OF that party-"that {
. bandoned Gen. MahOne.D
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