Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-01

eiOien during the war the proposition 70 fcinrh
the old Confederate faCs rotting In the irsa-
eury Duildlug-Gags ones tOrto by bravo ucu
aud generous fOfH, glorious In fhelr rag I'M
mortal Ia their memories; The veto oi INC 90
pcndout pension bll, moro appropriately '"Im-
ed "tho depeadcut pension fted the up
poiutuaut Of southern men 90 Important
positions. down o. tho arpointmcntto 70 FHiis .
llac-s OF Confederate soldiers aud ne WIDOWS
of those VINO fell under he stars and bsis WIN
their uniforms on, whom theif Aoiciet spltns
took their dight 90 fneot . sOldicra COO Al
these things we're used uy ihe Leaders o. tge re-
publican pnrfy a. evidence pifln Ahu p4lpao,o
thst the rebels LIVING reinforced by me fenelS
dead -ha1 actually marched upon the CGpltoi Ol
tie nation and token possession OF II.
THE STATE DrBr.
Passing 10 the question of tho state deoi, the
Colonel saie Mahono, after paraiing himseh ior
years 81 a Read)uster. now appeared III the nc"
role OF Dch-Iaycr. after declaring that tho
debt was sotucd by The kiIdlooerger bill. 10
now declares that it Is bot settle and thai II lho
people viii iust make him Governor no VIII re-
lcv. fhsin of any further trouble.
Tho s0oqkor declare that DO voiced The sentl-
ment 81 the Domocroic parry when p" saii 70
the bo0dloiderS tbat while Virginia "as Iraog
hud NJ ling 10 pay 20 tho extent o. nor Huhsg
their ponds might rot aud go 10 dust 10 ihrif
hands rathor inan close single s'h0o-touse
in TIE iowleat spot of this CommpnNeHltn or
turu any child away ihHt Wouds us htHS
feet 10 it- doors: IaheT tban "llhnIh" vIo
O'iar o. the appropriations inain Tor tho sup
port OF the asylUms for these poor uniOrlunetrS
who have been beref. OF reason ihe deai' d9tnb,
and blind iustitu lol whore toe children OF mo
Commonwealth whO-o eyes have been sealed n
tho beauties ot cor.h. whose ears have been
closed 70 The tender words Of love- The singing OF
natures sOugsters, ana 'he music OI NO4S hauc-
tuarios, or whose tnnguc3 cnnnot utter mo
sacred nnme Of iathor or mother chn De taught
That their bonds might rot and go 10 du-t ih
their hands rather tnen withdraw one dollar O,
uc appropriations mace Tor the inainienenie oi
our lttle soldiers Home, where our old NoiefabS'
poor and docrepid. can pass he few remaining
dnys thcy have left thi5 side 0i eternity in ease
AID tu comfort, or for ihe ala 0i ne lndlkeht
widows % those who amid The leaien han Ol Dat
10 fen az the posts 81 duty. Inat ther ton'S
n ght rnt and e. 90 dust ia their hanns rather
Than increase the hIfH 3n8 u taxation uuoer
which thc farmcrs of Virginia are nO0 anguish
ing ami 30 ma n OF our soil reieIsias into lis VIZ
C.u STATE.
THr BLAIR BILL.
Colonel Orerraii said Malone, win Bis cha
racterisdc disregard Of truth and iair dealing
was arrsignipg the Democratic party o. an cue
my 10 the Hltir bill, when MRtOEc's uti9rauce5
and hl4 record ia tho Sepats show that no was
orrD.ed % mo measure. That no slated O. fld-
dleb .rger That % Was opposed 80 the on, hou
when appealed % Oy Hilleo~f@or - Ftle iJr li'
d, ln-I 10 language much more cmphauc luhh
elegant. fhnl yhen Al amendment was nueicl
by an opponent OF tho bill. which pr0Yidcl thnt
The hin -h1gld 10, become operative uniil lhroe
iourths of the States had adept'd ~ nni "hich
wss intended O. Nh tho hll, Aiahpno Eoieu l9f
the afnondDont mat he bad now ~ tins state
~ hi- leading c1nYes'era bu'ro". OF Nltnlsuu
ana PorHus OF luusge, both OF whom arc
known enpfuie3 OF the measure that De favored
sherman Cor President, with tul kbo"ielEe on
his part thai Sherman is 40 enemy ~ the bhL
AREMoNNrSr or MALONE
The sneaVcrthon proccc Jed 20 arra 90 Malone
upon bis record a-a senator. no preferred an
Indictment brsliue with counts.
lir -howad 'hG. ihis man T''ot against tho
forfeiture ot lh. land crGu.s 90 rGirOads. against
the reIcal Of tle law oXemplng inc
laud-graut railroads from teraIon against
fhe Interstate commerce oui, lor when
tie country was clsmoring. sSailst
mn ufOnfblNnc meNoers ~ congress
from acting as g''croeys Of railroad corpora
tons: against Di,! making liberal nppr0pfa-
ftOu 10 stpf0D out pleurO. pneumonia chttie-A
fl, demanded bv the ereat cattle Interests et
the country: be voted for au amendment OF Ut,
iufcrnai-rassuue laws a. ing tIrce ln~tthl 'I
two years flr prosecutions ter alleged VIOLATIONS
~ ne law: le voted for tao depcnicnt pension
bin Vhi'h was o. pension every man VINO vas IN
the Foieral army Who i9 bow pht .icaliy uhaDio
- wors. though bee may never have heard &" hui.
lct whistle aud h-4 disability may nave resulted
from -siVation or di-solute habits.
Nlf ouly dii be rocCri his vote against theso
important measures, but though pretending
now t0 Dr great friend 70 toe .aOoring nAu' De
refused % vote ~ the bll introduced ~ tho IN
stance of Tho Knictfs OF LABOR known a. Ne hu,
rcan of laror stnt.,.ics biil and also on the OH
u re str!ct C1Inose Immigration.
THE TARIFF.
Referring 70 tho tariff. Colonel O'Fcrrall sni1
10 was in no sense All issue in mis- canvass bnt
tirt Nanone was seeking io mafs II q Dridgo I"
carry uuf linking nor over into tle RANKS @ INC
Repullicau parry and while hc could not ihlnk
am white man before him wluld so tar forget
his blood az o. Wanier over INTO th" pa-lur' =
whore hs could md uo company save that oi
negroC. Gad 'he tcv mou Win Whlta SKINS
WHO arc prostItutnR their mnrh OF an sei'lhS
their W.T. ua for t"" lnnry c.unh' l.Hl ial
from The tafIc OF mo fcderal administration,
YET as a Democrat he would rcier briefly 10 T.
lie saii any mau who charges .he Democratic
party with being irpe.uaJc Jc party "hs eilTI 4
fool or q kuHFt ITO ln'IH W. u ~ "u' ."'
higher thc tariff thc higher ihe TAX It" Demo-
cratl- pnrtv. white fnvorng o tariff Tor rerenna,
wa opposed 20 drawing any more money from
the o.ctt. of the people than IS n"ccatiff 10 run
tie Government. ana planting nina W, ,..i ,n
This position the Colonel projected 10 discuss the
question I'm q plain and pIa'icHl way SO nov
cycly man present could fully understand him.
TIE GREAT Issue.
But. said Colonel O'FerralL taxation may bs
hurdensOma. frauds may rltf mountain Alsu'
public plumber may impoyefi4h ~ ana "e NM
su0cr thousand wrongs, yet NecAh Sun uoiN Vut
heetis erect and step lac frcsmon, thO1-h We
may be IN RAGS ami tat,er- and poor indeed.
Rut strike down our ci'iization' bot out ths
discriminating line between us ana tae oarH
rprs lu our midst, elevate tho African cvor inc
tauca.iau. place the former taNoi o'eI tA'
f-aorneu pi -. Clulu. let vIco an ignorance,
euunrstitiun aud n n 81 pms lon' once trSmple
do.u virtue and irteilgaLce, aui iii7 t"u.--
land Of oars cleaning COW in tnr S1n.h nc oi ~
glorie,, bcamiuc in tnn iI'l n-hl oi i'' u".t-
uous. gn-fsnIuC in tur r.t .iai beams 81 i'
= a.nicvsm-nf. wili pas RAPIDLY into hONli
,gtii.,nrsz with tlacs Governors. black judges,
blgcs Legislators. black II-1nS--rNeiy yiuil" "a'N
a. rulluEnt: 0ud in oar 8! treas wa "l. h"hF mo
Gemouiac Shouts oi JOY OF mo "apuri I'm iI"!
or, as the winds watt them 70 us from tho A''-
baGsOf Republican fauatl '..m.
con this i- no fancy pciure'' ne said. " " is
buf tho logical sequence oi Nehoue y success IL
Hs....l N.sHHHH FH 81 AZ
ru.ca.s In south Caroline, Mississippi aud LOU
@soone stands to-day at tho heai Of coorei
army Of lJD,U0.
Leading this army against the omhstuHmeui- "i
VIRGIN r's civiYEtuou end the i-rte-Ses VI her
honor, gloly, and traditions.
APPEAL TO RICHMOND.
Then, men Of Richmoad, sad Colonel Ofer-
rail- ue up and 0oing strike Tor 'Hr homes
oud vour heritage; strike for tie soil which
n.qr- thp impress ~ your labor and toll: siiiko
for tho mothers who bore you. The wives 20 whom
yo1 have pledged your faith and The children
in whose veins course your blood STRIKE IN the
name OF your liberties. your race, aud yodr
color, strike for tus graves over which you hANo
bowed your heads and shed your tears StrlRe'
strike for Virginia Tremendous applause
DO YOUR DUTY.
Tho Colonel closed by urging all to remember
the words Of Lee: Duty IS the subimes1 "9rd
y
uluetrtous dead, who took duty rs their ais
manic word ho referred 10 our ticket IT. glow
log terms. ami spoke Oi Captain Mckinney as
man whose mama was tho worry synonym or tcuo
Nirginianism-as q soldier In war, a statesman
in peace, patriot always
MR.. GORDON.
Colonel O'Ferall Was frequently inter-
rupted in his remarks 10y apprcclatiye ap-
pl.Use.
The cheers which greeted his peroration
were renewed when State-ScnatOr James
l.. Gordon. OF AlDemarle, WAS presented.
Mr.. Gordon said since he last addressed
a Richmond audience ne was sorry to say
that Republican President had been
elected, whose principal work 50 Tar had
been the decapitation of fourth-class post
masters and the advancement 10 office Of
tbe members OF his own family.
The speaker s1id Mahone's downfall IS
near at Hand The snOwtailof Democratic
votes will bury him so deep next Iuescay
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