The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-19
THE SETTLING CALDR0N
CAPTAIN M'KlNNEY SPEAKS AT
HANOVER COURTHOUSE.

\ tinc Attcndanccto Hear Him. Notwith-
standing the Esin-Dcmocrstic Conven-
tions All over the statc-Lcgislativc
Nominations -Mahoneism Very G~,er-
ally Ventilated General Political News.
HANOVER COURTHOUSE, Va. Sep,em-
bcr IS Special. The weather IN
/ Hanover TO day was rainy in the fore
noon. but whenever the Democrats OF
this county are confronted by Malone
/ they care but little for rain. Promptly
at 10 O'Clock the county Democratic
convention was called 10 order by Ed.
+ l.. G.. Scott, county chairman. The OF =
+ Ot OF this convention was to place IN
domination candidate for the Legis-
lature. Hon. X III. Cardwell was, by
acclamation, placed in nomination.
This high compliment to Mr. Cardwell
Was Justly deserved, for he has hereto
fore represented bis constituents OF this
county in manner that justly en-
;itles him TO any honor that could
be conferred on him. Mr.. Card
well. on being brought before this
convention briefly outlined the Is
sues before the people IN the coming
election. He fOrcibly impressed
upon the large gathering of farmers
present. that the interest of agriculture
+ depended upon the success of the Dem
ocratic ticket. and moreover, that Their
success was his success. He wanted II
understood that he was heartily IN
favor OF any measure that would
better their conditions. IL was
q Il q. lta ..4HI
pointed TO his endeavOrs TO have
passed during the last session OF the
Legislature the State Commerce law
corresponding to the Interstate Com
merce law. To have Malone elected
would drag into political mire every
thing that SO hold sacred-the schools
Gsylums, judiciary, &c.
RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED.
On conclusion Of his speech .the FOL!
lowing resolutions were unanimously
passed.
First. That we hOnOrably endorse the state
Ticket recently nominated 10y the Demo
cratic state Convention held in hlchmvnd
consisting Of those fearless Nir-inlahs' DC
kinney. tyler and ~coiti
second. That fmpoiiant, as we beHeN'
national questions 90 be. we recognize ina
In This issue in The pending canvass i
whether, ON the one hand, our clNliiHtupl
shall bee preserved. and whether lnteilsehc'
shall continue To rule i'm the cOunsels OF th'
state. on whether, Oh the ulucr hanu' tl'
state shall he turned over 10 the sen
opponent autocrai and dictauon OF iho ho
publican party William Mshone.
Third That itI- the interest and duty O
Ian GOOD citizensNO use their best cndeaNOn
fO defeat the last effort Of Malone ana hi
allies to dchaucu me people oi Wig sii.ia. !,
destroy their institutions, and 90 prostitute
their interests To- personal ussfandi1emeh
' and selfish purposes.
IvIffve aud able administration Of 6oNefnO
IFftJnrnI Lee. and point with pride ID IL a
lam assurance tO tho people OF virginia ihn
J. The success of the Democratic party mean
Iu.nce and good order the Ures ciNatlon OF on
Static institutions and the honest and fiii
/ I'M lnImiuistratiOu Of any branch OF the gov
Drument n the interest Of the whole people
Fuh Iha; we hereby endorse the cours
. lOffne HOu. N. ~ CurdWell Our present rel
d re.entqtlvc Iu the House Of Delegates lau
for tine nfth time our nominee for that once
and we pledge him our most earnest cnor'
IflAerurc his reelection 10y an increased lha
|l0rty.
CAPTAIN NKINNEYs sPkECH.
Immediately after the county cOnventiO
adjourned the Hon 4. W. Mckinney was ~
froduced. who spoke In mastery manne
for eh0ut an hour and "a half. lie compared
, with telling effect, the administration
1. f,lfnaron and their attention Was called
rom. administration only $50 was pald
disabled Confederate soldiers, while ~
Drwocrttic administration paid annual
s5qoOO. Malone. IL elected, would rule vi
rinin Ike he ruled the railroads an
,rnuld probably settle the dent hh
no settled with the railroad employe
ue considered the efforts of Mahone to ufo
Ififufa me judiciary when he was m power
hioi ON The fair name OF Virginia. Inc iss, s
:. in fne coming canvass was one OF radlcalsl
ng,iust the state. and that he had alwa'
3 nccn on the side of his state IN peace al
in war ,,.,, H., A.,
Tine misleading circular published by NJ
hone endeavofmg 10 mislead the people
- rer ara 10 public expenditures would iOol
one who would lake the trouble 10 CAREFUL
study ine facts -
Among tie Items charged % the eXirav
rance of tine Democrats. was $50. 900 PAID u
kiml4u Bank Note 4 mpaNy on % AJudgmei
secured hv them for "a violation OF conlrac
hv tha Rcpuh leans. and also So ,OOO lost
r- Tie failure Of the Merchants National Ban
ofpctershuIs during the Republican auinl
lsfmtiOn. .
On an Investigation this morning 10 "
10 found to have been loaned 70 Malone mt
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