The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-24
A REPUBLICAN SCHEME.
AN ATTEMPT TO STIR UP THE 4. +.
A. FIGHT ~ VIRGINIA.
Tho Speech of Representative Linton, OF
Michigan, Mailed to Ministers In
This State.
TIMrs / uREAU, RAPLEY BUILDISG. !
WAsH1NGrnN. October q. 1884. !

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| Washington, via New York, where he
will probably register. The ceaseiess
| surge Of the sea which has broken upon
his ears for the past six weeks Will no"
| give place TO the endless roar OF the
| troubled political waters surging Within
| his own State and widening to either
ocean. The hour seems now almost at
| hand when he must speak or forever
| hold his peace, for without doubt. the Bit
/ terest political enemies of Senator Hill
! believe now that IN the attitude IN
| which the Democracy of New York mas
placed MIN, IL is the bOunden DUTY
! or every Democrat. Cleveland and an, 70
rally to his support, as the party Itself
Is being yclOusly assailed In one OF It's
vital strougholds. and personal feeling
should give way TO party loyalty.
rms VIII be a great year Tor deter
mining just how far many men are guid-
ed by party principle, and just to what
extent their Democracy Is measured Dy
the rewards OF Office. We have already
one case I'm hand I'm the Sixth district.
where a Democratic warrior on his way
TO Damascus fell down and turned up
great reformer, and these great lights
may nave smitten lots Of other candl-
dates for office whom the Walton Ia"
may save from exposure, but whose con
duct during the campaign may develop
strange signs Of this sOrS OF alleged re-
formation.
ARE PUBLICAN SCHEME
one Of the greatest pieces Of Republi-
can chicanery has just come TO llsht,
and the miserable puppets VINO attempted
TO perpctrate the fraud are trying 10
deny completely in the scheme, ana 10
avoid the responsibility Of the coNardIy
falsehOod. The fake Is supposed 70 nave
originated with Mckee. the secretary OF
the Republican Congressional Committee,
" hn ggf n nTtTfrF d lf
Fredericksburg a few days ago.
This was the scheme:
During the last session OF Congress
member named Linton, from MichlEah'
made a speech, i'm which he charged the
Democrats OF that session with appro-
Priaung nearly S~t,@n for sectarldh pun
poses, really TO the Roman CathoHc
Church Thousands Of these speeches
were printed at the instance Of the Re
publican managers, and both the speeches
and a circular regarding II mailed TO
every minister Of the Gospel I'D NlIElhld,
whose name they could get these 49,
been reported 10 several Of our congress
men, and | have investigated fully the
foul and malicious falsehoQd.
The facts briefly stated, are these.
The regular Indian appropriation OH Wis
presented 10 the House hy the chairman
Hon. William :. Holman, OF lndi ana
and contained a provision for the edlld-
ton Of the Indian children OF the lh'ldH
Territory. the wards OF the Hdu"N' ~
conveniently lDCdltl private H'L.'''-'
happens that there are some 'dliol
schools I'm this Territory, and that some,
Of the Indian children nave been sent -
these schools, the Government paLIH- Tot
their tuition al the same iI#ed rates
which are paid to the Protestant schools
for the Indian pupils. The policy oI
bringing these children east for ~uu'a,
ton has proved "A failure, ana u Nour'
be enormously expensive Tot the IO' - ~
ment to establish its own schools Tor thls
purpose.
CONTINUANCE o. 4 RFPUCL1CAN ACT
The appropriatlon made by this last
Congress is exactly the same as was
made hy the FIfty-second Congress- anu
some people may be SURPRISED 10 Ial''
that the entire language Is ld'H',"
with that used in the same Dill IN ihr
Fify-frst. or Reed. Congress. rms Idyi
in itself rs sufficient 10 stamp the vi
many of such an attempt upon IN, Pall
OF the falsifyiug gang that control tue
1naTr was never any recorded vote
up0n this proposition taken ln inns N
grcss 4 motion was maze 70 aIl1uH ~, '
appropriation bin by competing las -, ,'",
eminent to build the schools, hui 3Ig'Ng5
Crisu ruled the motion out OF oflrt, 40
the rules require that no aPPT I' Ia '..i
bin shall bee amended except 10 u'
the expenditures. Ills dt'l0'"H Va,
ucaled from. and mis- TuliiS ""s 7DpP0'''
This is the whole story. The whole
euaach was a result OF one or lnr ~ -.
s nchts i'm Michigan and uothlhE bu'
deliberate. willfui and malicious dl-'ti""
lation could nave suggested us use 4, q"
campaigA, especially in state Ike VIZ
ginia.
,r. JoNE>' DIsTucf.
Hon William \. Jones returned uIl7
morning from Fredericksburg, WhrIe h'
addressed the people laSl hlAHIl' iii,t,i,,a
uorted "A most enthusiastic aui enJ3l.aipD.t.
meeting and SAYS the Democrats oi VIA,
section are thoroughly aroused ana VIII
do their duty on election day. - ..
MIR. Jones left tonight Tor IN" Eis''I"
,,bnra nf Virginia. whore "a warm ie'ep-
tiou must await him, Tor ne Sno"H NV 80
cordially esteemed by the AtlDiil'. '1I'ty
paOule 10 cN-State senator VI, l."''It - !
Iisliked for his part IN the lioE l,la.,'
Hats fiaSco of a few years Az. N' -.
mac and Northampton COUNTY j.. op' 80
remember the very dl'liiI-Hl'N'' -
taken by Mr.. Jones as cJuu+ei ~ Li' |
pnrGn,ol5e Sound litigation with mary
land. AT which time ms etiNI.r.
gratuitously given 10 ms cuiStl'''t'lta |
They also will recall the aelcIl't.ll'u ',-''I /
he mad. for them iH the tltly -Sr'oI't |
r,ror,,a when the notorious LIUn'm I.NI |
proposed 10 open their waters 70 Iug
fishermen of the whole country emu H."
he won with desperate olH. SLd'll9t r ri,'t,
They also should know that Few dlS'II'l1
in America have more CONSCIENTIOUS OF |
ADLER representatives.. r.,- Of |
non. JusvpuuS Daniels fHltI 1'rIN @
the Interior l'ttti tlllt iH''-
from North Carolina. II" reports ilt o"C
look for the entire Democratic dtiTS".IH
as being exceedingly briSht IN .Ht
Second and Fifth district he Sald. III.
dght Is close. but We will win without !
fail" He spoke, also, OF the very eAccI- |
lem work being done by Senators ran
som and Jarvis. whose efforts, re sdII |
are being directed entirely Tor me sue
cess Of the party without regard TO IhelI |
personal -OlluWnS.
NOTES
First Assistant Attorney-General Major |
Holme. Conrad was az the Capiiol inns |
morning engaged before the supreme |
Court Major Conrad said: i had hoPeu |
to be able To- get out into the campaign
before now and make few speeches, |
bat my business here Is Imperative ana
demands every hour | have large |
number of the sugar bounty cases are up !
for trial and Major Conrad VIII be con-
tinuously I'm the court until election day.
Among the visitors at the pemocrdtc
headquarters this morning were senator |
Camden. Representatives Jones Of VIZ
einia and Causey of Delaware, and Sec
rotary Cox. OF the Senate.
Mr. II. G. Hudson, OF South Boston |
Halifax county. was in the city to-day.
Ncssrs r. g. Henry, r. L. Robertson |
and wife and j. \. Tate and wife. al |
of North Carolina, are at the MGtropoh- |
tan. II. l.. W
Ihe Football Controversy.
We very much regret the controversy !