Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-15
COL. BRADY'S VIEWS.
AE THINKS MAHoNs's ABUSE or RE-
pu6LlcANS pspLoRABlE.



PxfERnrne. Va, October f&--The DrTArcH
correspondent called upon colonel James ID.
Brady to-day and ssked for his views In respect
- TIE recent circular address issucd by tho Ma
homo District Committee, IN which he, Mr.. 8. Y.
Gillian. snd John n. Lansston are 20 bitterly
assailed.
Colonel Brady stated that although tho provo
cation was great, he had no response 10 mako TO
NO manifesto. for which be holds General Ma
oene responsible.
NO WORD OF cESsuas.
Tho Colonel remarked that General Mshones
ebuse o. Republicans who are supporting Harri-
son aud Rcid In the midst Of the campaign Is
vcry much 70 BE- deplored, but that he has no
porting the Republican party and Its principles.
end that he favored any policy without eacri-
ncane principles that would accomplish the best
resuise In Virginia.
orrosxD 10 rHR THIRD PARTY
In regard 70 the candidacy OF Mr.. Gillian for
Congress- In this district, Colonel Brady declined
70 express an opiaicn. In reference, however.
70 tho Tbird-pafty candidate Colonel j. Thomas
0oode) he stated most cmphstcslly that no IN
Fnsn~ or posser could induce him 70 support or
vote for that party.
Said Colonel Brady In tho most earnest and
emphatic manner: al cast my fret vote for Lin
coin, and have never In my life voted any other
than Republican ticket. an opposed % the
pffRcfpl<s ~ the Third party. I firmly believe
that lite success woaid be very injurious 90 my
state and the country at large, and would no.
IN any manner give aid, countenance, or sup
port 70 Mr.. Goode or any other candidate OF the
Third party"
Colonel Brady has always been consistent as
Republican loader. and has never failed 20 de-
nounce policy that would turn the party from
tts principles TO support any faction OF the DEM
ocratic party for temporary gain.
POLITICAL BoxBsHgLI.
a small-size political bomb has boon thrown
into the Republican camp by the announcement
made in tne New York Tribune Of yesterday 10
the effect that the question OF Republican csndi-
dates for Congress In Virginia had been referred
for determination by the national committee 10
the congressional committed, of which Senator
Higgins, OF Delaware, Is chairman, and that tho
latter had decided that with the exception OF the
Second, the Ninth, and probably the Filth dis
tricts, there should DO no Republican tickets In
fhe Second District Il was decided that both
Bowdcn and Peachy should be withdrawn; that
COMMITTEES OF nve representing each
candidate, these TO select the eleventh man TO
assist them that In the Ninth District, whore
no Thirc-party candidate is In the field, the Re
publican nominee should stand and mat In the
Tenth District the Republican would probably
stand.
TO sKg MALONE.
The candidate In the latter district, Mr.. Frank
lin. WAS here yesterday 10 see General Malone.
probably in reference 90 this matter The recent
Withdrawal OF Mr.. Agnew In tho Alexandria Dis
trict may also be accounted for on the same
grounds
In the Fourth District, however. It is learned
that Mr.. g. Y. Gillian will not withdraw from the
Geld under any circumstances, but will Dght for
his election as the nominee OF the Repu blican
convention until the Sth Of November, no mat
ter what may be the action OF the national COIN
mitfee, or OF senator Higginss congressional
committee or OF General Malone himself, or OF
all the Republican powers hostile - himself
that be.