The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-09
THE VIRGINIA CAMPAIGN
sEHAT TOR HJNT0N, MEREDITH AND
MCAULL SPEAKAT LEESB URG.
Gensral Hunton's sledge. Hammer Blows
McCsull for Free silver Regardless
of Party Dictatiop.

edith. McCaul and General Huntou. In
me order named, spoke In the opera
voters of Loudoun. The Popuiists. though
they asked for division OF time IL being
MeCauifs day, and his chairman. Mr.
hoge. having proposed the division which
Meredith spoke for an hour. making a
calm. argumentative, and deliberate
speech. lie reviewed his course In Con-
gress; showed what the Democratic party
had done for the relief Of the people, and
was frequently applauded.
McCauii, In his usual catching way.
S,nso trlss to show that a high iarift gas a
not a tax. "a and d II he got got to to Congress on
would vote for the Eighth districts In
tterest, free silver and all, whether the
IKepubican caucus favored Il or not:
The Republicans were out In force, and
literally applauded him.
General Hunton followed In an hour.
clearly showing the fallacies of McCaulrs
statements, and made an able, sedge-
hammer speech. such as only the General
can make. His hits We're greatly enjoyed.
Each then had a rejoinder in the order
named The speaking will do good, stir
bring out the vote. Ali we need here Is
TO overcome the apathy.
In Louisa.
LOUISA c. H., VA, oct. Especial
The usual crowd was In attendance at
court to-day. Hons W, W, Moore and
Eppa, Hunton made addresses. The for
and argument. The latter gained the
attention Of the crowd better. and held
It well. although II. J. Vale, the Re-
dienee by calling of his celored friends.
No Populists were out to-day; very little
buSlress In court.
HUNTER DEPRIVED OF HIB oYricE.
The rule that had been entered against
G. ID. NJ. Hunter for collecting wrong
fully on warrants, was executed, and the
court deprived him OF his office. Several
very worthy citizens are already SEEK
Ing TO be appointed TO I'LL the vacancy.
Messrs. McComb's show Of colts pro-
6uced by their splendid saddle stallion
Wooqtord attracted a big crowd THIS
was In the forenoon. before the rpeaking.
IL was witnessed by a number OF ladies.
Aorrison and Wysor al wytheville.
WYTHEVILI.B. VA. oct s-Specla1,-
Judge Morrison, the Democratic candidate
for CoEgr"ss, spoke to very large and
house to-day. His auditors numbered
about five hundred. and were interested
tire CCghout his speech, which was some
Joteph c. Wysor followed, in speech
of an hour and a half, chiefly ieproduc.
tlon of his Abingdon denunciation or
General Walker.
occupied by a big Republican meeting,
which was addressed by J. l.. Gieaves and
Colorel William G. Lamb, OF Norfolk.
Lee and Stubs at Eastvllle.
EAsTvILLE, IA. Oct; smspeclal;-.
much aroused by stunning speeches to-
day by Major Baker = Lee and lion.
smith, our member Of the House OF Dele
gates, introduced the speaker
Major Lee pictured In glowing oratory.
the course Of the Democratic party from
hn dat a
present day. He reviewed the dark rec
ord OF Republcanism, and the iniqultuos
conspiracy within 81 for defrauding. de-
tracing money, dtmonetizng silver. and
passing high tarin laws, ana their con-
tinuance.
Senator Stubbs gave us very thrilling
and forcible appeal TO stand together Ia
spite of minor differences, and secure
the election of Jones.
There was a large aGsemblage OF people
present. and the interest shown indicated
that our people fully appreciate the grayi-
ty of the present contest.
Tyler and Anderson at sufYok.
SUFFOLK. VA. Oct. s-special.-An
Democratic meeting was
addressed in the courthouse here to-day
candidate for. Congress from the Second
district, and Mr.. George Wayne Anderson.
fective manner, demonstrated that the
Democratic party was not responsible for
hard times. but they were the effect OF
Republican legislation. That the issue Of
1892 was the Republicans had closed up
factories. produced n state of unrest In
the country. and caused hard times. He
defended nobly the tariff bill, as passed
by the Democratic Congress.
Mr.. Anderson. the eloquent young law
yer from Richmond, delivered an argu-
speech, scored the pension list
OF the Republican party when In power,
and made a very favorable impression.
Mr.. T. II. Borland Republican candidate
for Congress from the second district,
and +, G. Corrigan, n negro orator, ad-
dressed Republican meeting at the old
Town Hail. The Republicans are active,
ard claim a chance for their candidate,