The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-30
POLITICAL.
The Republican Electoral Ticket Ia
Virginia Not 10 be Withdrawn.
Especial telegram 10 the Dispstch.l


Amber Smith this afternoon telegraphed
Hon. Marshall Jewell, chairman National
Republican Committee, asking il any one
bad been empowered to withdraw the Re-
publican electoral ticket in Virginia.
JEWELS answer was: "No such au-
thority has been given TO any body by this
committee. We have no power TO give
such authority"
The Republicans are holding big meet
ing tonight, at which the above dispatch
was read and greatly cheered. Every sent
ment OF the speakers for Garfield and the
Republican electoral ticket was enthusiastic
cally cheered.
THAT Letter OF GarfIeId's.
WHAT TIE COUNSEL. FOR THE PROSECUTION
THINK OF THE OTHER sIDE-DON'T WANT
THE EVIDENCE TO GO TO THE COUNTRY, &C.
New YORK, October 29.-The examlna-
ton OF KenwoOd Philip, charged with q
criminal libel upon Geperal Garfield, was
resumed before Judge Davis in the Supreme
Court this morning. There was a large
crowd OF spectators present. The eEyel-
ope in which the Morey letter was contained
was handed to Judge Davis, and on motion
OF counsel Mr.. Hart was declared purged
OF contempt.
After the examination OF a number Of
witnesses Bell said that he would like for an
adjournment, rs he had other witnesses to
examine who were not present. He eX-
pectod, he said. a witness from Lynn, Mass,
and that Mr.. Paine. his other witness, was
lying sick and unable to attend. This was
oil hu Mr. roI
Pryor also for the defence) said he thought
il was due 10 his side to allow him to pro-
duce proof OF the genuinenPss OF the letter.
Mr. Stoughton shook his head, and General
Pryor, continuing, said, CAB, well knew
my friend would shake his head. 1t is not
the purpose Of the prosecution to allow us
to proceed with our evidence so that it will
let it have its legitimate effect in the coun.
try" [Applause.1
The examination consisted chiefly OF state
mcnts OF experts who examined the writing
and Iithogfaphic copies, and was adjourn
ed over until tomorrow.
GENERAL ROsECRANs INTERESTED AND INDIG-
NANT.
SAN Francisco, October 29-General
ROsecran,, In an interview with a CAL re-
porter, Indignantly denied that there was
be sent east a letter written to him by Gen.
eral Garfield in 1865. and from which it is
claimed that the signature TO the alleged
Norey letter was copied The General was
very much excited during the interview,
and be denounced all parties connected
with the charge Of completely in unmeasured
terms.
GARFIELD AND THE SUBPOENA.
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at home in Mentor, and in answer 10 tele-
graphic inquiry relative 10 the subpoena for
him to appear in New York, be replied be
had heard Of no such document.
MEETING OF LYNN MANUFACTURERS.
A meeting OF Lynn manufacturers was
held last evening, at which resolutions were
adopted in response to a statement of
Move Brothers regarding the " Employers
Union" in which they declare that meet
ings OF manufacturers in January and Fe-
bruary, 1873, were OF an informal charac-
ter, with no president, treasurer, or other
prominent officers, and at DO time was the
term employers Union" ever used or
suggested. John Shaw, who is said by
Move Brothers to have presided at the
" Employers Union" Of which they were
members, denies, under oath, that he ever
knew OF any such organization. On one
occasion only he presided at an informa!
meeting OF few manufacturers. When
the question Of forming some permanent
organization was discussed it was unani-
mOusly deemed to be ineXpedient.
Supervisors and Deputy MarshaIs.
ST. LOUIS, October 29.-One hundred and
eighty United States supervisors OF cleo
ton were appointed yesterday BY Judge
Trent. OF the Uniled States Court. One
hundred and twenty-five deputy marshals,
appointed by Marshal Caste, were approved
by the Court. Other supervisors and dep
uiy marshaIs, enough TO furnish two OF
each to each OF the pa voting precincts in
the city, will be appointed between now
and Monday.
Congressional Nominations.
Boston, October 29.-The Independents
of The Fourth congressional district last
evening nominated +. b. Hayes for con-
gresham. A boiling convention nominated
Mr.. Hutchinson.
Democratic Rally I'm New York.
NEW YORK, October 29.-Democratic
meetings were held at Tammsny and Irving
Halls last night. At the former John Kelly
was the principal speaker, and at the latter
General Faulkner. Abram 8. Hewitt and
Congressman Waddll, OF North Carolina,
made addresses.
Illegal Reg istratiOD.
NEW YORK, October 29.-Miton c. Dent,