Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-05

ifElnia. ana VINO III tina contest arc N't'i.
mined that Mahoue shall nof win referred
10 the battle a. one 60 decide whether the
white or black men of the State shall rule,
and presented as the first speaker hls TX
cellency Governor Ice, Of whom AL VIZ
ginians will say as was SAID of " the rather
of Iiis Country" that he was first IN war
first in peace. and first IN tie hearts OF the
people" Great applause
THE ooyYRNog's sPEEcH.
The Governor. whose reception WAS eX-
trcmcly cordial. said there were two Things
against which man could not speak.
These were o bras. band anI "A circus. hut
whCa he heard the Drummcrs' l)emofrAnc
bands u'gviuc IN the afternoon II inspired
him and they seemed tosay aud he echoed
thc sentiment. Virginia must he ruled 10y
white men" lAprlaueol
The Governor paid very high comph-
mont o. the drummcrS. referred 10 the
bright outlook for the success of Demo
cracs. docricd the fact that kcpnulcanS
were here trying to purchase voters with
hr.cht. now liver dollars. and addressed
him.cN go the subject Of States nights.
which he hoped would no, Doe inicrlercd
with iu any way by The National Govern
mcnf. lic depicted the evil that would re-
suit from the passage oi national cleo
uon-i-w.
This election. eaid the Governor. Is but
the 4Rirmi4h battle of 1902. and the ones
tiou is. Whether the Government shall con-
troll the people or the people con'roi me
Government Inc speaker did not pc
licve tine time had come whom the rights
and liberties of the people would be
tramplod under foot Applause
who commanded the sun 10 stand
etll<" asked the Governor.
John Jasper" replied some one IN the
"No.n said Governor Lee, 1T was
Joshua. the SON Of Nun. Malone Is now
plavug the part of Joshua IN pretending
To- Head lis people. DID You ever hear Of
such thing; Malone and Joshua men-
toned iu the same breath.
I've are going % win tomorrow 10y irom
l0 600 20 $4,000 majority, and If there are
any outside the flock they had better come
iu now
The Governor told the story, Of Mr..
Moody's real site sermon on railroad "c-
cidcut when the audience OF rm,roI22d-men
became excited and jumped ont of the VIII
dow all except one VINO renamed aud adj
Vised the preacher 70 lump
Jump on Inc train Of Democracy. II is
riding smoothly Get ON board the Demo
cratic ship Of State and 10 viii carry You
safely into % peaceful hmbor.'
COMPARISONS.
Governor Lee told bow whom he came
into Office hc had found numbers Of luna
ties. wuitcand culor.i. Do iail-. Every one
of these during his admin traNon had
been placed IN asviuuf. Why change "a
government which had done these things
When Phil. Mckinney takes my scat on
the Isl OF next January continued ms
ENcollcucy hc WlIl do h.s share towards
bringing Virginia into her place as tril-
liant blazing jewel IN the crown of States
Applause
Inn concluding Governor Lee f0rcihlv re-
minded the audience that i'm order 10 par-
pctuate good government y was necessary
To- keep % Dcmocrat in thcprc- dental char
and In the executive chairs of the states If
IOssip.c.
HON. HENRY L. ToLLAID.
I'm prceoutlns a- the next speaker the
above gentleman Mayor Eliyson referred ID
him as one who for WentN years had found
ho could best serve his State no the Demo
cratic party.
Tie wieo-t man who ever iiVed. SAID Mr.
Pollard. hal asked. " Who caU come after
the King Well. therefore. might hcsay.
Who cau speak after Ililhueh Lgc
FitZlHgl Lee. whose renuWu as soldier
Wa- only ccGpsed bv that as ttnteeinan.
And To- thuk what q iuan aspire to hii tine
position now held by Governor Lee ln tine
hearts # his people.
Look ou that picture pointing TO an
City of Nlahoue lu the drCs~ circle, and
then ou this noddug to Governor Ice.
lGrcat applause.
Mr.. Pollard said hc appeared 10y order Of
the drInmcrs. ami j. Billy Mahone had
seen what am immense turnout they hat
last nicht hc w0uiducycr have antdgomZod
them a- he did.
GOOD oNrNs.
The clear sunset of yesterday was har-
biugcr that the Democrats are on "a march
TO victory.
The rain Of Sunday was peculiarly time
ly. as it prevented the negro parsons from
having large audiences TO which to preach
politics.
Tie people are are aroused, and when
Democrats are aroused IN Nlrgims lt means
that their success is assured. and the world,
the flesh, and the devil can't beat them
MORE SCHOOLS.
There are now gl9 more schools in Viz
oiuia than there were under CWNer0n's ui-
miuistration, and then the RoQunhcauS
passed IS law impusoung petty thieves ln-
stead ot hocciug them. SO 10 is NOT strange
the expenses of government have M
creased.
Mr. Pollard said he would now make way
for % gentleman who had come To- Virginia
t. tcll us how they do things IN North
Carolina
RICHMOND ALIVE.
The man who had seen Richmond alive
short time before could see that no admo-
milton wn- needed. and to-day Virginia
would record one of the graudest victories
since 1883. and hc only hoped that the cali
non which would announce our victory to-
night would bee the first M the campaign
of 1872.
40 soUTH-HATEHs.
Mayor Ellyson next presented the Hon
W. III. Kitchen. of North Carolina. Tn
doing $50 hc stated that when Virginia
Democrats wanted some one 10 speak 90
them they turned 10 one of their own sister
States and SAID " Send Us hach that son
We loaned You years ago. lApplauseJ
HON. ". II. KITCHEN.
This gentleman. the speaker of the eve
ninr. BEGAN by saving that ~ de~condent
of "a Nreiuian he felt iu full sympathy
with every Virginia gentleman and at nome
among them.
At this point Mr. Kitchen reached for his
handkerchief. and failing 90 find II, asked
Captain Maxwell If the had been among
speaking of General Robert Z. lee, Mr..
Kitchen pronounced him the grndcst scl-
dicr since the creation ot the world
THE TARIFF.
Mr.. Kitchen said he would NOT discuss
the tariff The subject reminded MN of
the experience Of some western men who
had then schoonCrs wrecked 10y q locOmo-
tive I'm the early days ot the railroad. One
of them. when asked what was the matter,
said he didn't know. hut whatever II was
il had knocked HI out of them.
Tariff. pensions. or other national issues
had nothing to do with this election.
THE QUESTION.
The question 20 be decided to-day is.
Shall the gifted and gallant Phil. Mckinney
or shall the Judas lscariot of virginia be
Governor? VIII Virginia and Nrglnians
now turn their backs on a gifted son tor a
Benedict AruoldY
WHAT TO EXPTCT
Malone has not seven yials Of wrath 20
let loose on MS should he be elected, but
eeyrnty times seven vials of gall. He has
debts 10 pay and viii 10 SO with interest
Compounded Lord, Lord, turn this cup
from ne.
VIRGINIA. We were created for better,