Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-03

cheer. We are not over. confident, but we
believe IL We do our duty victory will
come. Work. Work! Work.
T. n. II. WRIGHT.
From the outlook "a gee II feel that n
sweeping victory Is assured. The De-
mocrscy is well organized and thoroughly
aroused.
s.. 3. WILKINS, rso. NORTHAMPTON.
Everything is oil right for the Demo-
Gratis ON this side of the bay.
Second District.
r. C. MARSHALL, Eso., PORTSMOUTH.
TO fail of victory is for the white mon Of
Virginia 10 forfeit their right Of manhood,
20 30 recreant 20 the mothers that bore
them, unworthy of tho wives who love
them. untrue 10 the reasonable hopes of
their children. AMI utterly devoid Of cour-
ageous energy. So believing | confidently
look for an overwhelming defeat o. the
Mahoncites. for when duty calls Virginians
have never failed TO answer. | voice the
sentiment Of Iidewatcr. whose tones VIII
he emphasized by thousands Of ballots on
November 9TH.
A. J. DALTON, ESQ, NORFOLK CITY.
More effective work has been done this
canvass than for years. White rcgis'ra-
Such determination TO win for the white
ticket has not existed since Walkers cleo
ton. | believe the increase in white votes
over last election VIII reach 10000 TO 2O.OO0
I'm the State, judging from this sections
gains. Mah0ne's candidacy has brought
out the full Democratic vote for registra,,
ton. or nearly SO, as our people Know ana
have felt the weight Of his iron rod OF OPP
preston md tyranny, which Will be the IN
fl ~
black belt. Mahone's reputed stronghold
and main reliance. His success means our
distress. Our people realizing the dlsas-
tr0us effects il would havo upon the Dusl-
ness as well &c the mechanical and lnuus-
trial interests Of the State. 10 stone Viii be
left unturncd 10 bury the little boss. II 1
did not know that the hand Of John ). Bar
baur was on the helm l would suggest
close watch in the border counties from
now until sunset and Qfer, 70 prevent Colo
riZation or the stealing OF returns, bribery,
a.. an of which we hear and believe Ma
hone would resort 10. His Doodle may
catch few kickers in his own party, but
very few. If any, Democrats. cannot see
how except il be by tremendous cOionlZa-
ton or repcating) the Democratic ticket
can be defeated if our people viii turn out
on electiOn-d1y IN other parts OF the stare
as they viii IN the black belt. Over-conn-
dence and apathy would be dangerous
The control of the election machinery IN
addition 10 the unbounded enthusiasm of
the white people of the State secures Us
against Mahonc's use Of his tissue ballots
and guarantees rousiug Democratic We
torv. Ia short Eve hold the fort, well
d ~ciplinod and eager for the fray winch
will cOnsign Malone to the covered way.
Great gains for the Democrats were made
ON REGISTRATION i'm TINS section, and the
State is undoubtedly safe by Il large ma
jOrity.
MAJOR BAKER p. LEE, HAMPTON.
The outlook as | SOC it is "a satisfactory
as could be reasonably expected under ELL
tho uncertain circumstances and cOnGl-
tious insoparable from the situation and
inevitably operative as factors IN the de-
termination of the result. / am conhdent
of substantial Democratic victory. he
majority. should say, Will neither fall be-
lov 1000 nor exceed 5000. This forecast
rests. of course. upon the assumption tnat
tine Democrats VIII do their full duty every
where iu going to the polls. regardless or
weather. of business, OF convenience on
everything but tho interests of the pc pie
and the welfare of the State. Under winch
King. BeZcnian the King Of DahOmcy or
the sovereignty Of the Caucasian lntelli-
gouce and virtue IN Virginia: The oid
Commonwealth AGAIN calls upon all her
l0eal sons II save her. They Will respond
arain: for the manhood OF true Nrguians
IS uncomfortable. White men Of Nlrtna,
stand hv your State, by your race. 10y your
liberties and your iresidcs.
THOMAS II. BAtNrs. ESQ. NANsENoND.
The outlook, a. see it, is decidedly en-
ccurarinr. I would, however, cNnort me
greatest diligence and vigilance on the day
o. the election. With this assurance !
would Not have q shadow Of doubt u to
an overwhelming victory.
". :. srBRTLL, ESQ, SOUTHAMPTON.
Tho signs of the times indicate Demo
cratic success, on Tuesday next. The
Democrats are united and determined,
while tho enemy seem clVldcg ana dls-
pmtcd. This. however. should not cause
Democrats. by reason of oVer-ConhHeAce;
a. relax thoireiort lin the least, but should
rather inspire them with double zeal TO
win 70 victory worthy of the cause and OF
the Commonwealth.
DIR. j. W. LAWSON, ISLE or WIGHT.
EVERYTHING IS favorable TO Democratic
success. The party Is thoroughly organ
izol and eager To record its condemnation
Of Nahoue's methods hy o full and lar
vote on the 5th of November. You may
count Isle of Wight safe in the Democratic
column. Look out for (BloctS-pf-Flre
tricks i'm your city. We are WaEmnS the
enemy closely.
coIovr1. WALTER II. TAYLOR, NORFOLK CITY.
Democrats united and working earnestly
10 secure % full vote of their party.
The dissatisfied Republicans. who VIII
not vote their ticket III my opinion, ara e%-
cecduglv few. ! expect TO see the RANK
and Gle. white and black, vote 5ohdly fol
their ticket as heretofore General GroneT
included).
have heard men generally well IN
for,nc6 on such matters claim thai Norfolk
viii rive $40 orG0O Iomocratic majority.
hone for it. but really know very little
about il. as my business engagements al
this season keep me constantly indoors
and nv opportunities for observation art
very limited.
Third District.
Mr.. GEORGE Il. JEWETT.
From conversations | have had in The
lat Few DAYS with gentlemen from differ
"nt parts of the State I am of the Opinion
| that the Democratic ticket will be elected
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