Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-15

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Ratchet out Of it. He put on the blast
again and got the mass TO great heat,
and again went 10 work on it. After
awhile he said 1t was too small for a
hstchet. So he stuck it into the fire
again and pulled the bellows for long
time until the lump was white hot. Then
he pulled it out with his tongs and
dipped it into the slake-tub. saying 1t
might not do for an axe or hatchet, but
he'd be id if he wouldn't make big
fizzle. Waddil and Wickham had re-
fused. 90 they had tried to make fizzle
with Southwark
WHITE MIN on TOP.
Mr.. Cardwell next read an extract
from Langston's speech made when he
took his seat Ii was received with
laughter In future it would not be
"Boss Malone" but "Boss Langston. u
George Wise had made a faithful
representative, declared tfe Hanover
statesman, and none better than he had
ever served in Congress. The simple
election Of congressman was not sufli-
cient The Democrats must get IN good
shape, for the Government at Washing
ton needed cleaning out from stem to
stern.
"The white man is on top" con-
cluded the speaker, "and he intends TO
remain there as long as God lets hin
live.
Mr.. CardwelPs address occupied about
an hour in delivery. He was frequent
ly interrupted 10y applause.
Judge Fiournoy.
Judge II. W. Flournoy was intro
duced by Mr.. Ellyson as the next speak
er. The Judge before proceeding pro-
posed three cheers for George Wise,
which were given heartily. The first
thing to be done was to call the Repub-
can party TO account for its high crimes
and misdemeanors.
Could Wa1dill have possibly been in
earnest when he said Yirginians were not
capable of conducting their own cleo
tions ? The speaker thought be surely
had too much sense to have made this
remark. This very man was afraid to be
a candidate again.
In England-a mOnarchy-a soldier IS
not allowed to enter an electiOn-booth
with any portion of his uniform on. But
still the Republicans want in this free
country to bring soldiers from Fortress
Monroe to run Henrico elections.
WANTED THE COONs.
The speaker defed Mr. Waddill or any
other Republican to show him colored
school house in the county of Henrico
that was not paid for entirely with white
peoples money or a church not almost
entirely built from voluntary contribu-
tions of the whites. II Mr. Waddill was
10 tell the Gods truth in fear Of the devil,
for he seemed TO have long since ceased
TO fear God, he would say that his idea
of supporting the force bill was simply
TO insure his (Waddill's) election to Con-
gress.
The Republican party in Virginia at
present, continued the speaker, is like
the three boys who met the coon.hunter
on the way home. The three boys were
respectively Democrat, Greenbacker,
and Republican. He told the youths he
was tired Of Carrying the coon and would
give it 10 the one of thom who could give
the best reason for his politics. The
Young Democrat entered into long dis
sertation on the principles of Jefferson.
The Greenbacker wanted more money.
The Republican said he knew no reason
for his politics except that he wanted
that coon. This was the fix OF the Re-
publican party in Virginia. Take the
coons out of the party and there wouldn
be enough votes left to send Waddill,
Scuthward, and the rest OF the gang to
Jail.
UNGRATEFUL NEGROES.
This is white mans government,
asserted Judge Flournoy, and by the
gods they intend to keep it. He was
tired of people who had no gratitude. IL
they wanted war let them have 1t, and
they would see who would be on top.
The whites have been more than Just to
the negroes, and they in turn are always
taking up with any one who will oppose
the white people.
The Blair bill, demonetization Of silver,
and Camerons action in leaving the Re-
publican party were each touched upon
IN turn.
BOSS LANGsToN.
Affairs in Virginia have changed OF
late. 1t is no longer Boss Malone but
Boss Langston. The latter went tc
Harrison aud said if he was not
seated every negro in the party would
leave it. Malone told the President il
Langston was seated the party would be
ruined. Harrison said to Malone
&" You were beaten 10y about 40, 900 votes
last year, and | reckon you don't amount
to much, anyhow"
Then Langston was in great feather
He taunted Malone: "Tm a niger
Won are white man. Who is the boss?
NO USE TALKING.
Talking is well enough in its way, but
what is wanted is for every man to come
TO the polls and vote at the proper time
CAPTAIN Wise made faithful, honest
and capable representative. He refused
the Craftsmanship of the Committee oil
Naval AtlalTs-a position OF ease anC
honor-that he might serve his people
better on the Committee on Rivers anc
Harbors.
Every man must vote whether there il
opposition or not, so that Captain Wise
can receive more votes than ever before
ard then he can go back to Congress
like the old woman wanted to go Il
Heaven-not 10y the skin OF her teeth
but "raring and charging, ripping anC
snorting."
1t was 2.l5 o'clock when Judge Flour
nov concluded.
County Chairman Simon Solomon an
nounced that Mr.. Ellyson had been com
PEELED to go back to the city. and haC
requested him to preside.
There would be a recess Of half ar
hour for dinner, after which speaking
would be resumed.
Hon. George ID. Wise.
After dinner Senator Conway 4. Sand
called the assemblage to order and in
troduced Hon. George ID. Wise, wht
said he was too unwell to speak, bu
would simply say few words to the
people gathered. Mr.. Wise urged upoI
his hearers the necessity OF properly reg
isterin0. He returned thanks for beinl
sent 10 Congress, and though he had
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