Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-20
y,TI0NAL CAMPAIGN.
.,,,e wveA6H AT COOPER UNION,
""' NEW YORK CITY
.,,,s Tendencies of tho Repnb'i-
rartv-Iniquities of the Force
u,i-GencraI roiitical-ites.
p, telegraph to the Dispatch.l

,.-A O-fOh0r lN,-NOopot NhiVh was
NJ .,.,.t,t with people anxious 10 hear
6'' No.yoash Tho meeting was held under
"F ...... Cd. the Democratic Club oi New
l"A ..,f bsyo resisted the entresiies OF my
.....,t t.-nisht," &r. MacVoagh said,
,,.t ss.p1.ed for a m0mont that the splon-
81 '' t-op'Itap Journalism now displays
e.-. ...-,,o no people OF this city fun
-.tr refort o. the speech iet "
- r.aA. 20 my .townsinen OF Ihiiau.F
.,>..5rIgy night TO that speech Ye-
80" lt tafhirg and from u desire
.r ,r.rs away, Then, too, / would
.. 4 srokc az all at tho home OF thc
fate n the Republican party Tor
...ferrv % spcak ~ favor OF MS elec-
~. t.ra privileged these very many
...veclf tho friend a. Mr. Reid, ana
t.- ofbrr roofs the same generous
..l lc Is n.w dispensing al Ophr arm
OBJECTION TO EGAS.
...,p.. mornings Tribune, a newspaper
rf.ai1g all my life, causes mo some
.......f 70 speaking a. kindly as Would
....f vr Rod or Of e.. for II arralgns
r' ....-to the appointment Of MIR. Ryan
..rfathile. aud dishonesty attempts
....tl said 20 an attack on Mr. Bgan
.,. oatonalitv. Nov, Sir. Reid Rnd
.... i1tl kn. very Vol lhat OBJECTED
....L'uNut not because Mr.. Egsn
r......a. tgt because Mr.. Reid and the
t.. tet-usie1 me that be was
...-- and unworthy man. And
.H me 20 The principhl obie.
.. f.. canvass, which Is 70 persuade
ms sslf-Tespecting men that
....t..r pqrty hRs so radically changed
...-4 .f public action and its policies
...r.r 1s % merit the praise wn'ch
.I .trlte.y apply 70 it-that OF
....fr pnriy engaged IN oyTlurn-
. 3D., -..t valuable and sacred tradi-
M puNn rfaak a. q
,....f. .- ruy Judgment 20 the destruction
....t ~ what is undoubtedly one " tho
......-rt .cIcguRfds OF our CHRISTIAN
.....s usntoi private property"
l.ecs-giL SENTIMENT.
,...t .IM Hr. Macyeagh said: "Many
.f. most mem Dcrs Of tue Republican
........ rrrfirhed the leuct that some
..... t- taken bv the National Govern
e.. 3D.. 80 he right Of suffrage which
| f.! given 60 the cOlOred voters Of
-.. 3. D.. t'ue that the defeat OF the
.t.. fv Mr.. Blainc ana hrs support
...-. os E~pTCsc cnfatiyos led many 20
...... -..ll1 not bs 20 necessary as they
| ll there was a strong sentiment
| Unite favor which WAS only dispeiled
.., .-..r.e e the country under the four
... .ll Conservative administration
.r.. cleveland AT the close "a that al
...,.. .. sensible men admitted that the
......,. .,a ..lusfria. Interests OF the ccun-
| -..,. ..-'ly safe 'n th~ hands Of the De-
4. .
1 ... .tl.. t.f.e Ifl was TAR too hieh " prcc 70
...,-.-. t,.rf.s washkcly 70 secure.
IrgICDGB E0aNIY.
.,....-. b f.ver, until the Lodge bill dis
...... .-. t... .rn~uity What such a PROPOSE
-.t ..ef tle pian people made up
| ..... .Iaf t.ey would rot have 1t, nor any
.....| .. FIR ttsE then discovered that
... n. ,0.Ite reversal Of tho updery-
.t..r lrc-tics-that OF local self
... 81. tEoyefnment IN the matter Ol
... H . -I.I matter the p"ople can
.... ......... uo,edy can be- trusted.
ApEAuIy BLOW.
.r..- ..'g hat such measure Involves
-...trs.-. t. the taxpayers, but II If that II
.-.-. .- ... I,W mo very principle on which
... -.-.. ..' zoo are % continue to be re-
... "a t.- trusting the people In the diff
..,-t ..... districts 10 conduct theic cleo
... ... t ..r~e not sufficient virtue 20 10
...-.. tfs aot hsely to lie found in the
, ..... political party, whether IN judi
.r.a1 .t'r.
+..-... ..ere1pls have most successfully
-..... ..f .4i'@r fer themselves by allow
-ial. .t..tl party in each election district
....-. ..f0r aud the dominant political
.-, .. . f-e judges But the force bill
.... la. tue Circuit court Judges OF
.-...r. -..,-. eIly eighteen IN number,
.- ....e.ssy from The people tue right OF
....l .Nu c'e'tiOus and appoint per-
o.. I.......l Is tlem 10 discharge that most
.... r.. le.tt4ut junction. on the proper
ave- ..f.L al the -auctities Of free gov
.....r rfF thus dealt Al the popular
... .... o.. national judiciary would result
.-.. Ir.. An respect for elections
t,.y-I. al confidence IN the pIe-
.....r f- r...ael 20 the polls would disap-
... t.r.- lHai election must result Ia
rr. .... r... DO resort 20 force by one
.... believing itseli TO have been
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