Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-10
A FIELD DAY.
M'KlNNEY. TYLER, SCOTT, OFFER
RAIL-, AND eElRN6 ON THE STUMP.
Lccsburg 4 Large crowd
Present.


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Irr~urre. September 2. The announce
mont iuaf The loi ucl campaign was 60 Doe
ournc4 fD this section ~ tnO State boy Hon.
D. Lnlo TYLER attracted ga o. number a.
people o. thc town to-day. and in the al
.tr1ooa O. large audience assembled IN the
ncN Opcra-Nousc and listened with marked
intention to Major r'c5's address.
pom being introduced hc came forward
amid . perfect storm oi applause.
after o. fes wcii.choeen Introductory ro-
'rlra~ u Major 'iylcr's IniUitlnlc manner
.' r,u and humor, especially hle respects
.l De ticket which drew Tho crowd an full
.tmpathr with bis mood. be- proceeded to
.rW % VIVID contrast between the two
PARTIES now before the people Of Virginia
f.r choir -uGrAgr. ilc told them he had
com, r., reason th's matter iu q1ict. dis
passionate manner. as wo would ans busi-
nos. urlp.- itlou into which we were about
O.. .nirr Vast would Affect our most vital
interests With rapid and telling eject kr
s..f,hnI fhD DAYS 90 peace. prosperity.
and plenty. whom M It's JcGcrsonian sim
phof, tac party cot. tar, aud 10y the pco-
llc ruled whom nothing was known q
fraud. yaupcrsn. communism. and strikes.
'lhc nam, Tramp was unhcard aud UNI
known.
4 Tl.S-pTCrrEF.
And thcu thc audience watched tho pho
fc-rph As with tne hnnd Of an artist Ma
rI- Tyler gave lu word painting the fate
,us nation was now drifting into in ,b,
bands az flouai party existing and l"d
upon sectional hate. and with unorriug
Singer De- traced the connection between
,..-. and effect. aud showed how oar agrl-
ruml interest lauruishcs. sickeus aud
fl.t dying beneath the mailed hand Of
,..r.-..ou. showed how and why this
have the taxes WTLe through al.
..- tlc pores oi thc skin like sv,at-dTYp.
and told them n they Yielded 10
g.. -.Ucllus arguments 81 Malone and
V. caught iu the web uoW being woven
fU.I undoiug the last vcstige 81 their
IN.r would hc taken from them and the
.. ., the free Virginia vote would be
EFrrmtcAS RNrHAvh0iNCr.
WI'h mastrrlc skin Doc handled the qucs-
f.u ot tuv Republican cNtrayagnuc" ai-
-..f. fhr farmer and taX-paycr. nUd drew
..u,t.t. ui the dang. o. the laoouug fu1n
trr tn. influx az .Drclgu paupcr labor.
... l.W tAO occupation oi the mechanics
..... n'.urr th, war Dad their comfortable
homes lottei nIl through fhc country, and
iH.,. Oh. farmers. audall classes were come
..ria,rt of .iri other Now tn" 1orupi-
flu oi Oh, elps maker. w1gpu-rlhei,
O'ouer. d., were an gone, and predicted
son. with fbe HDHty mortgages on tho
farmers ni 90, imtDd States luoW -iXty-toiI
r.oro THAN the circulating medium. That
our counties wouid boz nut bonanza FIRMS.
and Yol ard /. thO present owners tlllug
fl'ni under the nos,hp of q few mou"yd
ture.
Tine speaker showed how the price of
flt faru.r' produce was fixed by others.
.7l hnw tlc ,rflt csitle-ranch system ne
.cf,l th, price 81 beet He fully cX-
planned Che fraudulent land-gTant ~uhs'-
..It- and showed bow fhCV were affecting
tI. pr.pl. All through the country made
81 telling comparison between the per
capita rnje oi taxation under Democratic
arl Republican rule. and proved that tins
cluntrF was paving iar Creator tax than
even poor toWu-trod1'u T. ~.
ts.ntuIrIT UvDER THs MAILED HAND or
olTEEssIOS.
His handling Of thc figures ia regard 70
t.. cost g thc war and the amount Of
f4ElflHu wruug from thc people (uoml-
rIit POP That purpose. Int which really
r.-Iltcl lu creating the thousands IF mill
l.na.rr- iu Tine North exhibited thorough
knowledge of governmental finances
Major Tyler brought the attention of the
p.opl, o. the tact That since HaUsou's
administration pail had hung over the
South and dark curtain seemed 10 again
separate The sections The price ot every
timing the farmer bad o. sell was going
r1nduan, down and an hc had to buy in
creased 20 90 30 per cent
The MAJOR paid his respects 90 thc" free
vote and lmr-couut claim IN the Ropr
lcau platform. and illustrated point ou
Uahouc with striking anecdote.
SOLID FOOD nor THOUGHT.
HIS speech was properly interpreted
with Vlf and hum0r. fully sustaining IT,"
reputation won iu This respect in the Rich
murd Convention. and at the same time.
iu tho language of au old farmer, gaye
more meat a- solid food for thought than
on. ur.l, hears in "a -tuWp-s speech.
lu h.- pcroratiou bis appeal 90 the love
at Tine Nifruon for thc mother State I'm
lcr hour 0f need vn- real touch of ora
cory. Auj au I'D sides could De- heard The
wish expressed that DIS speech could Zee
l.nrl MI uN.r Tho commonwealth.