The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-07
Yitl,mond 1ispatfh.
rnrusnAy. OCTOBER 7, 1850
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,,c~prf1 POLITICS. TnE ALLIANCE SHAKEN
reosrvcr OF A RADICAL NOMINATION
,ossrs OF rue READJusrERs-sALE ~
uorsr, PROPERTY RAILROAD orEs'
T,ox--ol.p TINES AND OLD TeEEs--THk Po'
rrTrcAI. ROT BoIIfNG--MARRfAGE bELLs-
PERSONAL, &c.
fcorrepoucence OF the Richmond Dispstch.l
OCTOBER 9. 1880.
The recent letter Of Chairman Jewe'I 10
Chairman Wickham, and the circular al
dress OF the latter calling upon The hepup-
lIcans OF the State 10 maintain their organi-
cation. have created something OF re-
yulsiou in district politics. hnnougn
the Republicans decided AZ 'heT iste
District Convention not TO make any par
~ nomination for Congress, ana 10 give
their votes TO Frazier, the htaolus'er can
didate. II Is not improbable that this con-
clusion NAV he revised and reversed In GER
tain contingencies BY prompt action. The
,nsin trouble seems 10 be the want OF money.
~ MIR Jewelrs National Committee will
SUNNY The n(edful, The Republicans viii
orgsnize os o,i,ck as thought, add most OF
,hc ..fsifbfui allies " OF the unfaithful Ju-
Ivc,s will be found under the same old
Radical banner.
Prominent Readlusters affect to belittle
the correspondence and circular by repre-
senting that Mesers. Jewell and Wickham
would not have made their move so soon
and so openly II they bad expected II 10 De
efiectnsi; and they claim that the "aliles
are slill 10 be depended on for The bogus
ticket.
A. l.. Blanch resigned bis membership
az the Readjuster Club to-day. scores
OF such letters are said 10 have been sent 10
that body by men who Joined IL under mis-
apprehension Of its objects.
Mr.. William II. Selden has sold his inter-
est in the Arlington and Norvell Hotels OF
This CITY, and the Kimball House, Atlanta.
Ga, to his late partners, Messrs. Terry and
ScoyilIe, for $4,000.
Mr.. John Colinson, agent OF the British
bondbolders Of the Atlantic, Mississippi
and OHIO Railroad Company. has made
during the past week thorough survey and
inspection OF the line, and on yesterday re-
turned TO the city. Ii Is not known what
decision Mr.. CoIlinson reached as TO the
course TO be followed by the interest he
represents, but most OF the local feeling
here is unqueslionabiy in favor OF the
roads retention for the present in The
bands OF the Court and its agents, the re-
ceiverS.
There is TO be a grand rally OF the Han.
cock Club Of Campbell at the Courthouse on
Friday next. senator Wthers. Mr.. b.
cock, Captain Phil. Mckinney, Mr.. Ficklip,
Captain kirkpatrick, Mr.. Diggs, and other
popular orators are announced to be pre-
sent. At Kings precinct, Burkeylle, there
is 10 be a pole-rsising tomorrow at 3
O'Clock, with speaking. The whole country
hereabou is red-hot for Hancock, Tucker,
and the May electors.
Rev. T.. NJ. Carson left for New York,
with his wife. this afternoon. to attend the
sessions of the Tfiennial Council of the
Protestant Episcopal Church, which begin
to-day.
a sycamore tree lately cut down on
Eighth street, in this city. l. said to have
been $50 years old. Church street, in its
near neighbOThOod. on which stands the
Arlington House and several OF the princi-
pal churches, used TO be called Back Z"
street, aud ii WAS there, in the woods, sew
cnty years or more agone, that our oldest
inhabi,ant used TO play marbles with the
late Governor William Allen. Of Ohio, when
his nephew, Allen Thurman, was too young
to participate in the game.
Mr.. Arthur Powell, OF Richmond, and
Miss Nellie LanghOrne, daughter Of Colo
mel ". :. LanghOrne, were married at st.
Paurs church yesterday afternoon by Rev.
Il. VI. Carson.
To-day at noon Miss Mary Mo.by, grand
daughter Of the late Hon. Charles l.. Mosby
and daughter Of the late w. II. Mosby, was
married TO Mr.. Mcfarland, Of Texas, an
officer in the United States Signal-Corps
Service.
Dir. r. f. HenBiug, Mr.. james Watts,
Mr.. John Wright, Mr.. William Board, and
Rev. Josiah Gift are the newly-installed Of
feers OF the Abner ClOpton Division, Sons
OF Temperance worthy patr-
arch, worthy associate, recording scribe,
financial scribe, and past worthy patriarch.
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