The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-15
THE POT BOILING.
ENATOR DANIEL GIVES MALONE
ANOTHER EXCORlATlON.
tremendous Crowd To Hear the Gallant
Exponent OF Democracy at fincastle.
Nahone aud the >cgrophitc burrows In
-Isiddlebcrgcr ". the Boss.

FlNcASIlF. VA. October H. Special.
AZ = O'Clock the largest crowd that ever
assembled i'm the courthouse was gathered
together to hear senator John " Daniel
speak Promptly al I o'clock he entered
the stand. while the band was playing
"niNic." and there was q scene Of cnihusi-
a~m never before Witnessed. lie Wa, IN
tr0duccd hN the county chairman. Alter
brief tribute 90 our gallant fhil. MchlhheN
and fhs other Democratic nominees ne
took mp Mahonc from his early life when le
lrr the Democratic party. showing now ne
acted when refused the Democratic nolnlha-
fiou for Governor. How be- set up the bogus
Hancock ticket in 1850. and pronounced II
fhc fr1o Democratic ticket. Then lhe
sneaker showed him up as railroad man,
and how in this particular AN his schemes
and transactions were for Nahone.
!Io then dWclt at length on his record in
fhn senate. how hc said he was bcllc'
Democrat than Ben. Hin. but proved MN
self to Dee "a warmer icpuulicah IMAM en- ,,.
Fa,ke. or Ingalls,. lie then took mp the
R0ndu-tcr administration in lN''' ana
showed how 10 legslatcd for Nahone ana
his methods. The speaker was very eNpl'lt
in his nNnosifi0u of Nahone. and did much
good. .
VIRGINIA ys. MCWGAN'ANp MALONE At
srAtNTON.
~r,rNroN. Va. October Il. special.
Th. dark morning did NOT promise well lol
, lar,a crowd to-day. and the incoming
trains brought hut few people. compal IL
fi,clV. fo town. hut % was Impossible ll
vorb outdoors and the country people Hh"
town folks who were anxious I'D see VI, vi
ham. fnrned ont m large numbers. no
early train from Haulsonh"r- pI9n-,,i n...,i
abaut twenty people and the 'ornci bahu
from that place. Tine National Brass Band
0f our Gown put u its contribution.
General Malone came iu al 3l' ihis
morning Ilo had quarters M the nofli
and of tine hotel. while klddlehci-ei na'
.r.ff,r- i'm the southern end. The wci' dls
/ agreeable da, did not prevent great crowd
0nlm gathering in all accc-sinlc places h
and around the Virginia Hotel. I'D, VI"
! home people had engaged the rinA' ana l''
| Democrats occupied the courthouse. IL NW
like circus day. The slaha I'D inc j .n'
,,,- decorated with national color-' ana 'h'
doors opencd at 1880 and speaking hesal
Lac l.25 j.. vi.
rfE NFGKO-L0NlNG Miciil'ANphH "'HN
TIE BALL.
ron.J.D Burrows. of Michigan. spoke io
mrfy minutes. lIe spoke only Of lhe iall
and Blair bin and schools. lie S'id liil@ W. ~
. contest between the Democrats ana Ia
lnrlli.au parties Of the nation hghiin- 10
l,.-iti.n- a- 60 the contest of lN'-. III
speech WAS we'll received. ,.., =,
N.hona BEGAN his speech at 2.lu J.. Vi
and spoke for one hour amt my h,n",'
A.. ,,a- dressed boz his unique style. re D"
, f4r.t. crowd present ai one tihc. "ui il 2
numbers of them We're Democrats Wn" cam
f.rou.n curiosity. Al the CLOSE a'"u' ''
were present.
t1r GENERAL MADE HIS USUAL sfEE'l
finer. wa. nothing new in 10. HIS 'oi'
and manners were -o1d ANA mr 0h'W'
,iu,l and courage throughout. lh.ie wa
t,rt..h confusion during hi, speech. lie Wa
3 / iufrrrtpfpd hy some one allchpllh- i' ~
him what Riddlehereer -aid Al lnc .,"' ~
hou-D. some cries of "pui him OUT "''
- ,,f-.d amid which Malone SAID; - nav
,.'' ,,..,,0rt for what Mr.. II. II. Riddicbci e
would SAY anywhere. J told MN =" lh u
i-,it.I States senate. II Democrats ca
b ,,.,ta ,,n,thin. out of such an institution
piIIi.l.r.or. / think they are welcome
. a.. claimed that % majority OF tine men W,
carried Guns at AUpomailoN were "l'".'
cans. So said with great cafhe9'n'7,S'
IfI MOT believe would receive "a li'.''
.funif. votes. a.. we'll as colortd, N"H
{ ...rn fhe places secured Toy n"Ii'' '
lieNed to hc tainted.
DEMOCRATIC ENTHUSIASM.
Gr.af enthusiasm was shown nN u
Democrats. who occupied the couIi-hous
and music wa. furnished nN the Sl"neM d
.,@J .f ~taunton. The meeting W.
...n.i io order hy Counts hartman W N'
"A l,nn. who introduced Ion J"hn
buchanan. ic made "a ma-nihcenl ,i'''
nccup,uV more than an houI' IN \,
lr.-l.i himself chiefly to Mahonc ana VI
i,,.i-in sand proved with the clcafie3s oi
20 'i'','.....,.tration the dangers which thrcai'
w. .,d fbe sad condition. ig which VIRGIN
Mil be- placed if Malone is elected
FN--EN AroR HlppLEbtk"fh'
D. Nr. buchanan was followed by 'enal ,,.'
P. Ridjieherger. who gave the "boss '''
Iuu.h rNrOri1tou. alihou-h n' ""'
..',..J ,,i.,. and could NOT Doe heard we'll