The sun., 1889-11-08

,inI Rebuke to the Pretenoea aud Hypoe-
racIes or the Administration.
RICHMOND, Nov. IA conference OF the
leading anti -Mahone Republicans is to be held
at an early day to take measures to put them
selves in line with the national party. The
first point that will have to be decided will
30 the recognition OF a leader. These
straight-out Republicans have had such
dose OF Malone boesism that they
will be very chary rs to whom they select. Mr..
John s. Wise, for instance, will not be selected.
as he had antagonized several OF the Republi-
cans by his adherence to Malone after they
had left him. just who will have this place
cannot be foreseen. Ex-Gov. Cameron will
probably be most talked Of but he and John
8. Wise and Riddleberger belong to new issue
Republ!cans-that Is. they were OF the number
whose Republicanism went through the cater
pillar state OF Readiuster Democrat, then Re-
adiuster, then Republican, because Arthur was
for Malone. and finally became full blown
Republican. On the other hand. OK Senate
Lewis. Mr Yost. and others OF that stripe
belong to the old-line Republicans. The keep
INK OF these two elements together will require
considerable skill.
Then 1t Is growing more apparent. as the
news comes from the black districts that many
OF the negroes voted with the Democrats, or
did not go TO the polls. 1t begins to look as
though these negroes will gradually 90 over
10 tho Democrats. When John M. Langston.
the most prominent member Of their race. ed
ucated them up to realizing that Malone was
their worst enemy, and then. two days before
election. in response to orders from some-
where knuckled to Malone and began 10
shrek to them to vote for Malone. this set
them to thinking and the result was that
many would not vote at all, while others Sc
cretly voted the Democratic ticket. The Re-
publican party in Virginia without the negro
Is q small AFFAIR, and now that there Is some
danger OF the negro leaving the party, it will
require astute management. especially as Ma
manship Of the Republican State Committee
or course he will hold his black conventions
and attempt to upset the plans Of the kickers.
negro votes. No matter what bloody shutters
this election has been the vast degree OF good
feeling between the white Democrats and
ss By TIC to Ge
were unwilling to vote against the Republican
the Increased good feeling between the races.
The Democrats propose to show their appre-
citizens Of Amelia county are in Ric6moni
purchasing supplies for a monster barbecue to
be given By the farmers nr;,p Of Amelia to the
black belt. This barbecue is to be tho begin
negroes ali throughout the black belt in token
of appreciation OF the aid rendered by the
negroes Snd to foster good feeling between the
races. Much enthusiasm is felt In this UNDER
taking. A leading Democrat said to-day that
it seemed to him that the Democrats would
ninia aud secure a good. well-oreanized array
OF blacks to the Democratic ranks. 1t will be
eeSs Sr af
Tho Hon. John s. Wise will spoak here to-
morrow night at the % Kickers'" meeting. when
reference to Mahones recent charge that Wise
had Liedto get the Republican nomination for
s PETEsssusa SoSY 1.-THE returns that are
Democratic State ticket large msjorities The
and the manner in which Malone was showed
under must be very huniliating to him and his
claim that they were beaten by fraud and not
BY votes; Your correspondent called on
f snd sand nd
Ashone's defeat His reply was "l' " u'n'
longer tolerate Malone. The General said at
Se pefefs 1 hs hsd psrSsps
Elieit also 5e say that the anti Malone Ropub-
troops. / expect II he looks at the returns
from Petersburg. where live; Norfolk, where
Gen. Gr0ner lives: shenandoah, where Riddlo-
berger hves Augusta. where. the Yosts live.
and number OF others, he will find that the
kickers lt voted early and d. HcSatributed largely to
ed from any future practical influence in Vir-
rnS RO%is'Ss 1t eSt trv to recovar ?, asksd bo
-" "oieourse ne will. Ie He Will Will 60 to Washing
son 70 give him a salve for his wounds. Tho
resident has nothing to give Gen. Malone
which Is large enough In dignity or salary to
compens safe him for The unanimity with which
the good people OF Virginia have turned him
What will your people do as to the future OF
Republlcanism in virginia." asked the corre-
:" do not know. As to myself, consider
that President Harrison went to protest last
Tuesday as endorser Of Mahone's note and
nave i@ @ no more to ask OF ono 2t them than have
tuesdays election to have been. North and |
south. substantial rebuke to the pretences
ton, IN Virginia. Ohio and New York the |
mad made his nomination. and in each OF these |
wsII es in New YORK. alter less than t%slSe
at the hands Of the people who elected him fuii
police that his administration OF public affairs |
IA 6os NJ not been % %satsfactorY to then viii not
rrresident Harrison for future political life. |
There are Republicans in Virginia, not Ma
WIN nave lilo TlH0L now 10 gam the
ear Of Mr.. Harrison. Perhaps am not one OF
Them. for have never disguised the fact that
~. hsnopld vote and do not disEpise the fact now
hone"
Governor. hsye you seen Secretary Clark
sons Interview"
Yes. Mr.. Clarkson has the unenvlable dis
pnction that he has been appointing all the
Postmqsters in Virginia whose papers were
signed by Aahone. and has been very busy TO
COLLECT money for Gen. Malone to use in his
Inevitable defeat. This is one OF the times
s,nee a.ae the war when can agree with q United
otates Judge. One OF them said the other day, |
slI sIfe[ , reeitinE how Gen. Malone had obtained
on his promise TO carry the State Of Virginia,
tnas IN ne ought to be indicted for obtaining
patronage and money under false pretences. |
ior ne knew just as we'll two months ago as he
ddthSpws dtSp now that he could not be elected. 1T
old not take cheating to beat Malone No |
amount OF frauds could have elected him"
IOWA Republicans ClinEInE TO Slender
Hopes.
DBs MONIES, Nov. 6.-The Register says:
R0turna from all hu flll vofa mr. au-