Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-04
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! ngrresp o1icnco Of lh1 A!cx,ndr- i;:z,tta
RICHMOND, Dee. s At three 'cosk, this
| day closed in legislative circles. Nan have
sinoe thai TING ceased TO liscuas probstiiiif 8,
and nov only wait tor tie coullug ci Gtrtaniles
| the liis OF which j. 10 he Rev. JOho y. Mes.
sic in tho scat cf VIA. I. T"yirr ~ Auditor
CT Public A1ajnna OF Virginia. Seuatcr Ful
llsrson told Is gentleman ths to night. Aud he
will 10 tie fast political preacher vi Tho Parscu
i;rownIo1 iinrnHEl ttrIpr, who hsa held Iuh!ic
Office N Niriinia since the days ui llunoicu!,
who, Ike MlsS!r, rr.;r IN ca black wave. The
raadjUs!c1a' grab g"rg meet ;.Ssin 20 mcErow
night 10 nGE1u;t 10 candidates fer al! Tie capitol
Offices, au,: lns superintendent and It KEEPER
Of the rcE!tcitiarY. 80 secret sre Their move.
nents, Ter that IS :h,i5 pCiioy) that c7en tic
| Candidates ioT those G!hoes arc not known. Ger
| tain il il that tho? have agreed upcn Mas lie to
handle tho accounts and 10 up rho figures CT
the Commonwealth. Il is very possible that
Newman, Of Hanover, late Sreenback candidate
against Ger. Joseph Il, :!obrs.on, !rCm this
district. will be nominated ty thilG FOX Second
Auditor. Between bin and Judge G. s.
Stevens, of Nelsor, the 0iiiCca of Second Au-
dior aud Treasurer lie. Mr.. Lewis Il. llsrqic,
Of Amolls, was iavorstly mentioned by thoso
yesterday lor the place OF Treasurer, but he
says that uEGlr re circumstances will he oppose
his old friend, Mr. Hunter. hni it is probable
THAI rrra Mir. l!aiVio &c tho iIcc!slatu1o poy7
h. would bolt tho ;aEty Taihcy than :0ic aaeirst
Mr.. Hunter. Fr1El h;l action in tho ijuse
last GER il would agacar that hc is al :lnnulhiyr
man l7aG Sticks 10 his friends every time. klr,
Strcthcr, mcalbCr of the Senate from Cunap.
or, is mention nd AZ their c,ulaatc Tor The au-
reriDtendent Of the ptnicAtiasy.
Sometime since the Cd pcrar iiuca indig.
nactly denied the ats!Gmcct !latin bg the Rich.
moNd o0:rCs poDdent CT !hc l!arviIie Post TO Inc
effect that Gen. Malone had c letter from
Strcihcr plcdgice himself 10 vote Tor Mahouo
fer Scuattr Tho iiulca Halt ;!iat MIR St.clhcr
wss ee2tcd rs tlcCu!laoh bill man. This mey
be so, but he has ocrtaioiy ssici =, far more
with the rule aud rain Gsriy ihsn with the
conservatives he voted Ter Icnde:cD for
clerk Of the Scnatc, raj that &.s I'll. AMI 10
later than to-day e Mannbo ulan Dragged! that
Mr. Stro.ter wauld vote for Gen. Mahouc.
As to auy particular liuu Of action to be
pursued, no conservatives have DQt yet sdoptcd
any. Mr.. Cpykill is INC leader ii thiic side.
This evening aud 90 eight Oh tic stIrc!s Of
Richmond burst Ct Indignation is 'eei,;.
Never size, the dsik deys OF ryaooStrgoticn
have the rcople'S feelings baeu ~ deeply
reused. What has particularly urhnd them.
az it will ionch any cEe c's:, il ,i,a turing ont
Of sill tho manned soldiers wio haze ia. gears
past becu sriong The ot:iccis Il! thr iiCu!o.
Bad enougt, God Knows, Tor them to push out
gray haired, faithful servants Of tho Uommoa
wcatIb, bu! 10 ;hroE al 10 true ard tried soldiers
OF I,oo aod jackson was jisgrsc, heapod for
the fr.t tine cn Virginia. STnoNunow.