The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-01

| MALONE PLATINUM.
| "When the platform came out from MOI
folk from this man Malone. examined II
and found that il said that the Democrati
party was opposed 10 the Blair cducatioha
| bill. and this same man. Malone, put
paddock on his mouth and refused to vot
! f'r il, but when an amendment was pu
upon il intended 10 Kill 3. he voted for il
And this man Burrows. who is canvassin.
the state for Malone, and complaining tina
the Democrats are enemies Of the bill, i
known to he bitter enemy Of the bill. i
is really doubtful If the bill will ever pass
however.
"NOw ] want 10
TALK ABOUT MALONE
and how he disgraced his seat in Congress
He voted for every Land Grant bill 10 rail
roads: he voted against the Interstate Com
merce bill: he voted against the Pleuro
Pneumonia bill; he voted for the Dependent
Pension hill (morc properly called the de-
pendent pension stealt; agd right on the
heels Of that. when bill came up 10 aid
sufferers on the Mississippi river. and he
skunk into the cloak-roOm and did not vote.
WHAT CAUSED DEFEAT.
at has been said that the tariff question
defeated the Democratic party last fall. II
did not. II was the dccp-dyed hatred Of
the Northern partisans for the -outiI-thc
bloody shirt Wayers Of the North.
THE TWO TfcKETs.
I'VE have two tickets in the field seeking
the sufirageS OF the Virginia people. One
ha, betrayed every trust that has ever been
given him. and is now leading the negroes
and low white man. and one Of his seconds
j. ~lcmp. sometimes called >limp and slump.
Next il Warren :. Luriy. who halls from
hs.1I
the town responsible. He has some Of
~toncwall Jackson's blood in his veins. and
a mule has some horse blood in his veins.
ON the other ticket is Phil. Mckinney,
whose name is a synonym for all that's pure
and good. Next is !. IIoge Tyler. worthy
son 0f good old family Of Caroline, and a
worthy representative of the farming inter
ests. Next comes scott, a worthy and bril-
liant man.
yfRGfNfAN.
." told YOU that am "A Democrat. am
also Nirginian. \ Nirginian always
loves his home wherever he may be-. When
ho thinks of the glorics Of his native land
and ifs people. every Nirginian will stand
Dy his duty next Tuesday. | expect 10 hear
flashed over the wires that Richmond will
dive tpur thousand strong for the Demo
ratio ticket.
~ have been in the canvass nine weeks
now, and ! can assure You Democratic
Tres are blazing brightly everywhere, and
IN election day MahOnciSm will be buried
20 deep that the horn of resurrection Will
icver reach it,"
SENATOR GORDON.
Mr.. j. l.. Gordon. the able Young senator
rom Aibcmarle. was next introduced. tie
aid he could not but congratulate the pco-
he Of Richmond upon the grand outpour-
NJ of Democrats tonight. the political
Ky is now stormy. The President in whom
W. could trust has been displaced by man !
whose chief occupation is the decapiiatlOn /
fOurth-class pOstma-ters and the adj /
ancmcnt in emOluments Of his friends 1
nd relatives. As tO the tariff we are only !
onccrncd in this way: that 1t is draining |
he life blood from the south; that il j. caus-
D. all sorts Of trust companies that con-
rDl al The necessities Of life. ID be Formed. !
me man last summer cornercd pork. and
cld it until ne raised il - barrel. and 80
Ockoted millions of dollars. such men IL
lcse bought the presidency for lIarrison:
leSe are the men who daily widen the
awning chasm between capital and labor.
nd these are the men who are backing and
Malone.
WHAT WE WILL DO.
"What are WE going 10 do about il. We
re- going 10 bury Malone - deep that he
i'll either find himself in hell or China.
hough other states may lose their moor
IS or be debauched. we in Old Virginia
III stand by the principles that money can
Dt buy. We are going TO win this fight. and
D the eth Of next November many a Viz
nian will turn in his cot before to goes to
eep. and will murmura prayer for the Sic
.s- Of Old Virginia.
- What have We 10 contend with in this
sht: There is an administration at wash
etOn. there are W-lOO Of the negroes Of
~ commonwealth. and the capitalists and
and there i William Malone
csc are against Us, but we have right on
~ side, and we shall win.
WHAT MALONE SAYS.
'Mahonc SAYS the white men of Virginia
ilst divide. but the negroes stand firm. |
we no hard feelings against the negro. |
we no regrets about the fall of slavery:
II ! deeply regret that the renegades Of
ahOnc 20 through the state and try 10
nyincc them that the Democrats are their ,
emic-. The people Of the black belt
low what negro domination means. and ,
ey pray to You to deliver them.
''The fight to-day Is whether the Common /
'ath shall remain in the hands of the race ,
1t bought il. or whether it shall fall into f,
e hands of an ignorant and ssryile race. !
II arraign this man Malone because he ,
: not been true 10 the soldiers Of the p
nth. do not alludc to the mans record /
a soldier. / don't know whether he was ;
ave or a coward. but wish that his pub \
career had ended al AppomattoX." h
BRILLIANT SPEECHES. I
All the speeches were brilliant and care
~ prepared. and their effect on the aH- !
nee was plainly apparent IN the frequent Il
plause that interrupted the speakers.
The meeting was great success, and
II be productive OF much good. !.
The Old Dominion band furnished the "
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