The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-05

placed IN charge OF Malone every employ
Of the railroad. down 10 the common laborei
In the ward with shr right for him IA dis
| charge and employ at his pleasure.
He brought in the commissioner Of sale
bill. where an appontee Of himself should
sell NIL the real estate offered for sale. AMI
where the advertisement Of these sale.
| should appear in any organ OF his own, IN
order 10 support that organ.
| In the next Congress Of the United state
a bill will bc introduced. placing the cleo
tions in all Of the southern states under tn
control of United states commissioners, ~
that when n state election results contrary
| TO the wishes Of Republican President.
that President. acting by his tools. can and
VIII send the bllic-coated Federal soldiers -
| the south and turn out her legislatures AMI
take possession Of her legislature polls a.
once they did in the grind old state q
Louisiana.
The speaker was truly eloquent in clos
ing Virginia. he said. j. bound 10 be- yicto-
rious. He urged every man To wake up
early. 20 TO the polls and vote a. white men,.
Be slccpless, attend 10 your votes as mat
matter Of business. keep free from any frOu-
bic. vote and leave. When you march forth
on this election day we march to win vic
tory.
MIR. JOHN wHfTwoRTH.
Mr.. John Whitworth was the next speak
or. He asked his hearers whether they were
willing 10 stand up and submit 10 social
equality. This j. question TO place in the
scales and weigh in the balance and take
home tonight and ponder over and think
strongly Of when you cast your ballot b.
day. lie explained how Malone. Billy
Malone a. he il known. had dOwncd IN
workingman on his railroad.
II Malone loves the colOred man. and b.
ieVes him rs good n the white man. ! have
no objection. but will not vote for the man
who believes that. ! will not vote for M
hone. am a candidate for no office. To-
day is test day. and if you believe in your
white sovereignty exert II 1T the polls.
MIR. MEADE nASKrNs.
Mr.. Meade IIaskins arrived shortly after
O'Clock and told how the city Of Richmond
was alive with enthusiasm and determine
ton. He was late because he was assist
ant to the chief marshal in parade that
blaZOned Main street and Broad street in
grander style than ever before seen. and he
left before that parade was over.
Malone, he said. is what the world calls
"a smart man." but not great man. He
would sacrifice his nearest Kin Ia the ends
Of his ambition. IT. by accident. be- got 10
Heaven he would be nervous aud trembling
all the time because he could not deihronc
God Himself and if he went 30 hell. the !
devil would order him - make up private |
hell Of his own.
He referred 10 Mahon in manner that |
kept the audience i'm a good humOr. explain
ing every argument against him with iiius-
irations that compelled applause.
The cOlorcd men Of this state are to-day /
assessed 81 capita tax for the support II
The public schools a. all the white men arr.
AID vet the negro j. too mean Ia pay that /
dollar 10 educate their own children. The
white people alone have to pay for their
education.
Malone is claiming that hc has this
negro vote all over the North. and il is fer
YOU 10 say whether he will ever place them
lyer YOU.
In conclusion. hc told his hearers how
'lahonc voted for the importation Of the
'hincsc TO take the Dlsc, uf the white labor
md never ha> ne voted contrary 10 his first
ne, and never has he made any eNplana-
ion Of his votes.
During Mr.. IIaskin~' speech hc WA
'reeted with enthusiastic applause.
\ pISfINHt IsHEp PoEg,
whom Richmond and Manchester people
ave had the pleasure Of hearing. was pre-
nj at this meeting. and sang an original ,
0em which produced the most enthusiastic
ppause by the audience. IL Was ~ fol-
jws: +
ay, Democrats. Oh do ycu hear the news :
thai going round: d
ur gallant standard bearer. Phil, has just
come into town.
le brings 10 one a.4d al the news that every a.
things all right
Ven beat ola Uncle Billy VI. before to-mor- h
row night. 4
D says Charles +. OFerrall and old Meade h
Haskins. too.
mi following in their train ONES Governor
iiizhugh l. and you.
nd when the sun goes down wen kncel 4
and offer praise 10 tod a
songs Of thankfuiness TO him for being t0 =
Ms so good. IA
AFTER some few remarks by the chairman. :
Ic meeting adjourned. Fl