Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-23
u.krylEr. me G4RBLEE.

ars gong % f1-s Tor y A-'---s'
az cher penocrzts here who declare
nat they caa oniy give Mckinley bali .
vote. . they mean 70 support the noini-
re ~ho VIII e pai fofih by tie Indian
spoIs convention
TO the attention q al these gentieuen-
% these WHO mean 70 go ths We :
hos" as vel IS 20 these VIA nsan 70 80
The hsif hcz-zs commend TIE following
article. describing ret oniy how Ar. He
Klr.ey vas guilty O. tricksrT II his con
duct towards Joe Blackburn. but hSF
base.y he attempted % uis-eprsse1t th9
seth uroa TIE nsor q TIE House
A-a JET IL T. remembered. too, mat nc
Kiulsy vas never LIBERAL towards ne
south. re rot Only favored neT an
rasscai force bin 20 pst CIR poltics i1to
the control Ct the negroes. bit Re opTose-
rs rspeaI CT the o-io1s Uzited states
election laws VIXEN ire whole ccu1.i-y
VS. de-z-dir- the-- rsrsaL TIE r-n
vh3 hzd hidden through TIE She1an-o2l
v.rsr With shsrtaz IN rs career q
r-u-5e-. pi-nter. ard s--51 vas hcsti.s
70 tie south al Ire tine Il vas Il Con
sresz. AID f,r ausat re know 20 the ccI-
t.zry. IS stI vsngef-L
TIE extracts We gre tsioT szF-zln how
,r-Ei--ey sh0Ee3 h-s zeal FEELINGS On re
occasion IN question. AID cc.i Indeed MS;
ts the heart C the s5-thsrrsr $40 can
rsa1 tLen w.-ho-r hatlns his trsas, tre-
vi.z Indignation % Ire shz----ess EaEo-
Ing done % re Disadvantage - the S'1ta
- ths ran 10 WHOM many R--h1ol-ers
mean % give ether Whole CT z talt vote.
Ar1 50 that or authority Kay ro- 1e
q-estic-s1. We state that re q-5-s from
re columns CO the New YORK S-n q IN
tss-e C e few weeks befors Mckinley re-
,e.ve3 tie Republican nomination Ire
81. Is new the c1let crsza al t1e ae-es;
leader q the dlsaEscts1 Democrats. a--
re ths-eso-s rrss--e that what . says
VIII carry great welg1t with 70 with those
usrs5-s 1s- whose te-eft cl-e1y, 77s p-7-
Esl the article:
william E-El1-ey's appearance 70 "a
-f--af ---tt-s vas a.r-s- slL-l-z-e- 81
with rat q Rutherford j. Hayes S---
l,gf-slly. be belongs 90 the ono 1---t c.
the Hayes pe-.o-- Before rs e-e---'1
~ -.- r--tr-rflh Congress. rs z-----ary
fI-t-uater max rad been that CT cap
tai. a-z hrsvet uzl5- u t1s L--o1 amy
ara rs highest civil c-l-e -11t q ? -l---
Prosec--or b. S-s-E county.
Beng reelected 70 tie F5rty-s .z-h Con-
grzzs. -l= MAJOR gained - SPEAKER ran
1als appointment q pace a. & li--i-----s
rnauter q a. i-ro--1-- c--n-1-ite-- -i---
N trs judiciary. Almost ~ re @Ii--'ti 20
say c. his lTst sPee-1 -- congress re
delivered q se-c--, opposing ne L----
cratic attempt 90 REGAL l-Cse F--el ~
e-ect-1 laws which. q TIE s--is------L
O. al god citizens. have since t-@1 1-1i-
W-s1 on tle E-----e BOOKS.
-lchlLeys defence g t-e o----s
Davenport laws. and % FEDERAL i1-@--
ference a-l l.-cs 1Fr aged re l-E-
r1Tes- spirit O. partisan --t1-eI---t--
E-t the NEST Interesting thing about
1fcEi--sy's t.-5iF-shl-t speech 90 Afrl
IS ls-s. is that 90 .si 20 2 personal i--l-
L--s u-lr----aI- ID i-se-t, D-- -as
rrz-y uEl-l- -r-z-t i-C.-sl-s. .lc-te-l-s
i- is revelation CT character. Mckinney
rz1 bse1 attacking the southern Demo-
c-a-s. and il-luzt.rg th1- ICw tlsy were
i- power a. Washington ttey Vc--- 1efe
-a-9=. Z unchecked. u--l they had null
c-rz-l--tt5rzl a1eL-nsLts. In support
&c lis .rs5i-tlo-. 10 quoted sous q TIE
rubbish vl.ch used ~ lpplar ID -ls 11s
t-fo-rc--el CE.lc-a states Ee
also quoted from a recent srercn II me
EJ-zs by joe E---E1-rr. q. Kentucky;
I have ro- forgotten fsl-1 Er. ne
Einieyy tha- the gentleman from Ken
t-cEy. who rCW rresllss ever TITS con-
ulttss w'th 80 much ability. declared q
few days ego UPON TIE floor -- t--s
House. T- .s t1ls c--ar.Z1tl-l- che Demo
crate. that his come back % r-l=, ard
.tar means % r-le' That t-.5 is t-er
purpose have never d0-bteL How and
i1 what manner .et che gel-leua1's own
words speak. a-1 I read a. extract -r1n
his speech:
d. we 10 not i-tsrd % stop ur.l re
have stricken Lle lest reE-lre az TJlr
war measures from the statute book "
me House was in Committee o. the
whole and Mr. Blackburn vas ID TIE
chair Lr. finley. O OHIO. tbs inter-
posed lr his beta.f.
ar. Finley: Wa NY colleague yield .
moment
.-rr. Mckinley: carno; yieil.
"-[r. Finley: desire 70 ask the gentle
man % lrish the sentence hs has Re- z
IN part. 7 Go not say Re has garo-e4
----aae-r a4A laa 49, A4- --------
Ing the sentence?
"Nr. Mckinley: have not CARRIED a.
all j. the gentleman from Kentucky
Clr. Blackburn who is now u the chai-,
CT ny colleague CIR. Finley vents the
entire speech READ. and I can have ny
t.rle extended FOR that purpose, i shall
be very glad.
"lr. Finley: I merely ask FOR the con-
ple-lon OF the sentence
Then Mr. Blackburn. in the chair, him
sell appealed 20 Mckinley for decen,
treatment !n the matter Of the quotation;
The Chairman ar. Blackburn: Il the
gentleman from Ohio VIII permit the
present occupant @ the chair. 10 viii
ask that the gentleman read, Tot tbs
entire speech. bit the sentence. instead
q part OF the sentence.
''Air. Mckinley: What sentence = II
The Chairman: TIE one last referred %
b. the gentleman.
Mr.. Mckinley: Have you. SIR. tbs
whole sp=eca? Il so, VIII gladly Te11
further.
The Chairman: TIE Chair has rot a
copy a. hand.
"Mr. Mckinley; would not Go the gen
tleran any injustice Tor the world.
The Chairman. The Chair vii furnish
= copy 70 the gentleman.
Mr.. Mckinley: The gentleman from
Kentucky IS one OF those brave. courage
Gus men who speak the sentiments ot rs
party and does not cover them I'd. We
know Just what Re means. I repeat his
language:
we co not intend 10 stop until We
have stricken the last yestge % your
war measures from the statute-books'
Having thus declared that he had done
10 garbling. and having thus repeated
his origina! statement IS 20 What NJ
Blackburn said, Major Mckinley pro-
ceede1 without interruption 10 the end
OF his speech for Federal interference and
f-r.a Kvra- - raF fuf-bef NJ black