The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-06
yIRGINIA'S "LAMELlON"
GRAND ADDRESS BEFORE THE MAN
CHESTER VOTERS.
,.n.,or psplol breaches True Democratic
DoctrIp. aud Furnishes fIe"N
Food for Reflection.

represe"'""'' ~, ,n,,o,od AZ, nv the
siasm TO spare az ,'.,,arol or
pretty faces an" b'" -, ,,o,,o
80 women was the inspiring scene
..s fsc dietiuguishCd orator ana
NHdt t''''' -. ,,te, ,,ben ne
statesman. John w Da"''l, -.
drove up 10 Leader Hail, IN Mah'"'S''''
-, ,f,ri accompauicd by Colonel Iaze-
hS' '..,.' t,...,,I.,,,i,. nominee for con-
well E.Iei'' ptH'o'' an r,5rc
grcss from the Third distf'c"
John u. ingram anu
M Good pcoplc OF Manchester, ana S SS
pecialy those who cast i.n., gl' TO give
the right sue, ha' ., N,,y'i For several
senator l''ii'' T.r,..r3tIe Committee
days me NY - ~ me rally have been
when nag ,''', ,i,''l,rs into such shape as
busy Geiuht '""t tbs dignity and i'm
would do )u',t,' .,sf1u They left no
portauCe "l 'l 80 mike the occasion
stone uutu'1'l u" .Is of Manchester
memorable (" ..' "..I,br Lame Lion of
I.,1it.gs au. NH," LIED came upon
LyughhIrt, ~ t. sp9cious hall, and
The rusFum pa score or more Of
s,gua.h nawagf'sss-, i {4y U strain mat sets
"INsr. t.at .'' '1''. az mo Snutherncr
the blood 4H l..' ,,',,i.p and Hrlle.
a-tG.i.u- "l'H 80, 1,ref from all
EE shout OF '.,.', .. - ,-,'''l,SncousiN The
quarters oi me 't''5 ~ me limit there
Big hall was f'.N,. m ~. eoGr
wasn't vacant S,dJ W , - over the
SIR Ernest II. NtnS Nth 10
r,.gffr.. and spoke bIIe.y, III Ni'IMu nv Nv
T4l senator bahl. "" C rol,,,ls. 81 thc
t4eh "a hGu ul"utt' re "" thoir
following s.ce-preSidenlS 10 '"NG ''''
seats "i2'4I Observation-Disclosures John II. In
y .'.' nudge William !. Clopton, ". Hay
$500 H. NJ. Robertson, George y.
49, John W Arlington, Augustine
Iae4n H. /. Pulliam, j. K. Perque. l.
:, \Lrually. George g. Ely, a. j. Dat-
80
i'IT Pam swansboro-Ben. Z. owen, Jr.,
John y. Burke, and W. D. Io.er'
,o,.r, rrryTT
'oLONAH
He introduced Colonel Elicit very grace
y.,ly as our worthy DemoCrauc Standard
bearer. Colonel Elicit was literally APP
landed as ne took his stand. lie made
an eioGuent and logical speech, in which
ne referred 10 Lee. Cheatham, cop on,
Ingram. and others in feeling terms. ana
referred I'm glowing terms 10 lh' I,.''
Colonel G.. X Macon, to "hom ne P9I. d
lofty tribute. and said he was one OF me
most big-hearted. loyal and noble mon
that ever lived among the sood people Vi
Colonel Elicit, in introducing Senator
Daniel referred 10 him as the Lam" Lion
Of Lyuchburg,' the leader OF DEMOCRACY
In Virginia. and the exponent % th" \ II
cinia peoples Interests and rights AL
ways the advocate OF freedom or religion
freedom of the press ana freedom ot the
people. he had for twenty-five wears
fought the battles for the peoples rights
and welfare. A true and tried Demo-
rat was Major Daniel, the most fearless
advocate of any cause he thought 70 be
light.
Tur ORATOR.
When Senator Daniel arose applause
rom every Slir ielt 10 GoIhl OF lhe poR4-
tIiIy or Ihe oIdioI from EyIIlD,E a..
hdnked the audience very gracefully Tor
iuII eSs. ,.,,
ms j. q tdIIlVdlSH OF argument Sdld
To-, ana nave h9ihlhg 10 say OF De-
Eocrdcy except what appeals 70 your
Jason. meet YOU at time when the
nlte "Tltd mas u'yI dtpitsSCd ny nara
NJ. 4ittS are NOT lp.dI 10 -ddl!thoSt'i'
" Sli "a AiineI''"' OF Europe lhey are
~ ~ '' -, t-4 ,,t
NJ 'yIill.d "a variety OF PHESlsaI
hahSeS ana HuctuauQnS 10 the unduIa-
ions OF sound ana iikened business ana
y, l ,iilit I"Lllh" TO Jhe cnlhFes Ia ile
uysl,al "oIIl. n prosperity meant oN-
talaTdH,"; Cifail became careless ana
,sI"I, ann vac result lgi 10 piL'eS' ~ !
.'t S1ii' uiIt we ieSIsIatlDh OF tne lr-
'' I'il HdI .3i-tlS JvLiilou-'u |
for. ~. Dar1otra Il! ra, In; - ,l,,. IN 9r
..,j 49, t..'',t 81 '..l' i"N't. ne |
"a t, ,f 49,, , 'i'' i'.i''"-'"'E i'll -N'-' /
IL. r.r.,.'.5 ~, -. .,,.l-.. ,..., ,,.. ... /
VA Commencement F.ir,,' a., ~ ~, w
ore IN. Democrats g.- into mower I'm
. tr % Irrt.
nj OFF. failure, were numerous ~, CO.,
.1-. ana M. markets were I'm "a most
uIalli0e condition: business received n
time ms rbst Crown ere G g,oTIlg ,. 2s SaC4 t
occupy the chair in the White House.
THE RVprp1rr,x, p,r,,.
..,, ""' '''-''AN fA"i4'
. ~ u54Sl remember said he, that
.'V "a -', i.aH party Hdu run the Gov
l. .,'.... l'r thL}-two years. They
Irr..i i5e Jl,SSo 10 pas jnt" law or
.ria..,.', ~ ~ DnIil4lI'l" from doing the
i... ...h Lof an those years. To them
'-. .lr financial depression from which
jll .tr',. a, "o ,l S.I5t rms
..,..r. ,,.i,t, u'r "ii methods OF doing
p. ..... ~ i,'t ,'r present methods. where
.'".Ug ana All the biz enterprises were
n. ~ ~. -. 10y trusts ana syndicates.
,.'' El'dl MASSES OF me people We're
n .sL ~, , Il .yilS.
Oh e.rr -, Sa1u lhe SPEAKER. when
ross ,,f,f IN ,.i,. 'Stll"lllrS 10 Con
hey collId w., ga ~ tHtih 10 doE
srgt. go ~ 5.Ul JiloyI laws, Tor the
..n and 49,. 5"l',dn, VINO hampefed
,ma o,,nry Ioud only hlIi down TO
.,mics Tho s.,,,,.,,'. - "5e'' oI liieir
.evelaud CAV. No. VIZ tHal When
sr i'm 3D.. r., lna.t 10 ,iIdlIlSon there |
ga 10000 vgas e,,,,i -, % WLISh
isiom 81 ~. bl .r,'., s9Feu up hy the
.e sYuar.i.,f,.,. , ,l.l"CL d'7. zen began
irce and ,yEa,, 49, ia tNIIdNd-
IN. WIZ ~, ~ eiaHI TOOK charge
us had '.',' rouse IN lSb the sur
'''' 'N'I"Fd6ahlly spent.
T-us cr,,,,Vov ,,,e,,,.,
.u, W NiS"O H.
ne year 1880 was the climax of Re-
I'ucan misrulc During that wear
rec great measures were passed. one
Whlch was the sherman bill. that
INJECTED scheme which the RepubIi-
49,. rlt' l'9t.l pleaded 10 undo and
y, remove Nthe pernicious measure