The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-15
LSpecIal 10 The Tlmcs.l

COpfining himself to State and loca
questions, he handled Malone will
ungloved hands, referring to tn,
iniquitous legislation which Mahon,
} lnaugurated, or attempted to faster
upon the people of Virginia, namely,
the tobacco bill. the railroad bill, the
gerrymandering bill = I'd other diaboli
cal measures sought 10 be carried
through by Malone.
THE NEGRO QUESTION
was handled vigorously by the speaker
and the pictures of negro rule painted
by the speaker were grandly awful
The address made profound impress
sion, and never word Of il was lost
so close was the attention paid by the
large and appreciative audience.
sCOrT USES Up SLEMP.
special to the 1imes.l
LYNCHBURG. VA, September H.
From most reliable authority your cor
respondent learns that III joint discus
sion last Tuesday at Estelleville. Tay-
lor Scott gained a glorious victory over
Slemp. Republican candidate for Lieu
! tenant-GOvernOr. The people went
/ " iib NNti tilt II II ltittDll It,
ported that Commonwealth S Attorney
Porterfeld. of Giles county, and Dr..
GIimer Russell, both prominent and in
fluential Republicans, have repudiated
Malone and are OutspOken in opposi-
tiOn.
Since James A. Frazier, of Rock
bridge, has pronounced himself against
Malone. there is not leading Republi-
can in the whole Valley or the South
west who can be counted for him. IL Is
thought by a good many that he will
withdraw from the field before opening
the canvass.
PERSONAL.
General Thomas l. ROsser and family
are here TO day. and have been on a
visit to his fathers old Homestead in
Campbell county before he went to
Texas. forty years ago.
GOOD TlCFET IN ROCKBMDGE.
Special 10 the Times
LEXINGTON, VA. September 14.-The
Democrats of Rockbridge to-day nom
mated for the Legislature j. NJ. John
son. well-tO-dO farmer. and G.. ID.
Letcher. sou Of the late ex Governor
Honest John Letcher. a young aud
promising lawyer. Resolutions we're
adopted endorsing tie State ticket aud
the national party. and calls on the
party 10 give crushing vote against
Malone aud company.
REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS IN AUGUSTA.
lspecial 10 the Times.
STACNTON, Va. September IA
Republican mass meeting nominated
county ticket to-day. Major Edward
Mcmahon was nominated for the Senate
and David Beard and George w. Nc
Cutcben for the House. Major McMa
hon said Yesterday, IN reply 10 a direct
question, that he would not support
Malone. Beard was opposed TO Ma
homes nomination. McCutchen 5 posi-
ton is unknown. None of the nominees
were prt sent. and IT Is not known that
they will accept.
About sixty white Mahoneiles took
part in the meeting. the Republican
vote of the county is over three thou
sand.
NORFOLK CITY AND COUNTY AND PORTS
MOUTH.
Special 20 the Times
NORFOLK, VA. September 1.-THE
Democrats Of Portsmouth city aud Nor
folk county met in convention to-day
ana nominated James +. Lawless Tor
the Senate. Mr.. Lawless is a young
man Of great ability, and has had sew
eral yeais' experience IN the House OF
Delegates as clerk under Colonel j. Bell
Bigger. After the joint convention had
adjourned, the Norfolk county delega-
ton went into convention and nOml-
mated Mr. John NJ. Berkley for the Leg
islature. At both conventions resolu-
tions were passed endorsing the state
ticket.
ANTI NAHONITEs TO MEET ~ RICHMOND.
General GfOner told the TINES cor
respondent tonight that he would issue
a call Monday for a meeting of the
anti Mahoneites in Richmond some time
between the 2O;h and 25th.
4 STRONG TICKET IN PIrTsYLVA
Especial tc The Times.
CHATHAM. VA. september l4 One
Of the largest. most enthusiastic ana
harmonious Democratic conventions
ever held in Plttsylvania county was
held IN the courthouse IL. day 10 nOml-
nate a candidate for the Legislature.
Every magisterial district and precinct
was represented, there being 10 dele
yates i'm all. Toe proceedings were un'
usnaliy harmonious. the object Of every
man being to nominate the strongest
possible ticket in order 10 sat down on
Mahoneism in Pittsylvania as 1t was
never equasbed down on before.
Oliver W. Dudley. young aud en-
thusiastic Democrat OF Danville. was
made temporary chairman, with Frank
y Woodson and l.. IL. PIgg as seere-
iaiies.
Thetemporary organization was AFTER
wards made permanent.
The committee on resolutions ue'
clared briefly autagonism to Mahone-
ism. aud heartily endorsed the
Richmond platform aud the noml-
pees of the State Convention, ana Tue
resolutions were unanimously adopleu'
Roror 4. James. OF Danville. was nonl-
mated by acciamatiou for the House Oh
paleVates. and after three ballots Rich-
a,d / Anderson, of Elba. aud Beverly
A Davis. of Caland's district. were
nominated as bis associates on the
ticket. This 10 regarded IA an unusualiy
strong ticket before the people fut
P,,tsylvania dow0 for oOO pemocratic
majority. ,v tho
Ringing speeches were maze oy me
candidates, and by Dir. Is. u. Muniord'
OF Richmond.
susll,we. Faise Teeth and Died
READING. PA. September i4.-M,s.
Francis Dunsford. while laug hing ~ AZ ,ne
play Of The Old Homestead, ~ iaeSSay Sns
80 ..naiiowed Two false teeth. sue