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Editorial
March 26, 1869
The Daily Dispatch
Richmond, Virginia
What is this article about?
Editorial reports and praises speeches by Mr. G. C. Walker, the Administration Republican ticket nominee, and Messrs. Stearns and John B. Crenshaw at the Capitol, noting their frank conservatism and just remarks on the harmful effects of intolerance and disfranchisement on state prosperity, marking a positive change from previous vindictive rhetoric.
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The New Ticket.
The reader will find a report of the brief address of Mr. G. C. WALKER, the nominee of the Administration Republican ticket,
delivered yesterday evening from the Capitol steps.
Messrs. STEARNS and John B. Crenshaw also addressed the meeting.
Mr. Walker was frank and unreserved,
and his remarks relative to the disastrous effect of intolerance and disfranchisements upon the prosperity of the State are especially just and acceptable.
Messrs. STEARNS and Crenshaw were entirely undisguised and earnest in their conservatism.
These speeches were rarities in this community.
It has been a long time since such comprehensive, liberal, and wise views were heard within the boundaries of the Capitol Square.
That place has been scandalized by so much that was false, vindictive, and barbarous,
that we had almost begun to think it appropriated to diabolism.
Those who heard the new kind of views uttered there yesterday were no doubt cheered by the bare fact of the change.
It is a good sign.
The reader will find a report of the brief address of Mr. G. C. WALKER, the nominee of the Administration Republican ticket,
delivered yesterday evening from the Capitol steps.
Messrs. STEARNS and John B. Crenshaw also addressed the meeting.
Mr. Walker was frank and unreserved,
and his remarks relative to the disastrous effect of intolerance and disfranchisements upon the prosperity of the State are especially just and acceptable.
Messrs. STEARNS and Crenshaw were entirely undisguised and earnest in their conservatism.
These speeches were rarities in this community.
It has been a long time since such comprehensive, liberal, and wise views were heard within the boundaries of the Capitol Square.
That place has been scandalized by so much that was false, vindictive, and barbarous,
that we had almost begun to think it appropriated to diabolism.
Those who heard the new kind of views uttered there yesterday were no doubt cheered by the bare fact of the change.
It is a good sign.
What sub-type of article is it?
Partisan Politics
Suffrage
What keywords are associated?
New Ticket
Republican Nominee
Conservatism
Disfranchisement
Capitol Speeches
Intolerance
What entities or persons were involved?
Mr. G. C. Walker
Messrs. Stearns
John B. Crenshaw
Administration Republican Ticket
Editorial Details
Primary Topic
Praise For New Republican Ticket Speeches
Stance / Tone
Supportive And Optimistic About Conservative, Liberal Views
Key Figures
Mr. G. C. Walker
Messrs. Stearns
John B. Crenshaw
Administration Republican Ticket
Key Arguments
Disastrous Effect Of Intolerance And Disfranchisements On State Prosperity
Need For Frank And Unreserved Conservatism
Rarity Of Comprehensive, Liberal, And Wise Views In Capitol Square
Positive Change From False, Vindictive, And Barbarous Rhetoric