Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-28
From EyasIsiilcfOD,
Special Correspondence Of the Altrd. Gazette
u aGu1Nnr0N y q Ir,u 0S 1881


WASHINGTON. y. G., joy IS. 1885,
TIE receipts at The Treasury to dey from
n!erral revenue amount to 4ll,SS9; from
CUSTOMS, 1885 G57 Tic national bank notes
received itr redemption to Day amount to
.$lGQ coo.
Senator Nali,e,, chairman Of tho Democratic
corgresion:l mp.isn c:mmiitce, aod General
WaIktr. sicre!sry OF that committee, crlivcd
from New Icrk ,tis morriag, and we're It tho
committees bcGGqra,trr. on L s'rcc:, near the
Treasury bu!l!inr, this morning. General
Hutton WAS IN the city sst III Sht, tn his way
home. His tstiue,e CT Iho vote 10 Virginia
next November IS tha. he RI puh'lc,Gs will cast
G0,0OO tailois. The TcSdiGs.Crs $4,000 and tic
the reeul " democrats cr6uoh to Give them
hsuds2ma plurality. Mr.. }. h. Tucker passed
thr0urh hero lss tiglt on his wsY home. liz
will probably receive tho regular dcnt ciailc
nomination iJs COagrt 81 from bis distriot, u:
will be opposed by rtadjlster, possibly air.
Fftz r. who will probably receive the rrlubi.
can volo nt the district sIso. Mr.. Csbe! iJ here
to day. Now tina. Mr. Sius has withdrawn Lo
will probably have ~ daulrc.liio opposition TO
his rs-cltc 100. bu, sill hs opposed by Mr..
SL0va!I, democratic resC il.tcr, who is sGii
to he sir0rG mnn.
Both MIR. Key aud Mr.. Msyoaid arc czrcc cd
here IN Monday NIX, Until Thich time, eud
probably until the 4th iGstaot, the time set for
Mr. Forbes sutolej to make good bis shortage,
nohio2 HlIl be douo towad appointing Mr..
Forbes Successor as postmaster OF Rich uord.
Among tho ruDerous appI5In's for that plac3
il Mr.. q. *. Gllncr. whoi il recommended by
Judge Hughes. Flankliu S!esrrs and ether
nstlVo Virginia rcrutl c.DS, aud If Mr.. Nya
dorsu', get il Mr., Gllncr prob.b!y will.
am Informed By republican rcadjlsc
from tho 1T ccngrces!onll dislric; 10 Flrgioia
that Col. John w. Fairfax is expected here to.
day to meet 10 col lereDcs some o. the dissatisfied
republicans Of that district AMI fad Out how
tho Administration 1oald throw It's lLhleDco
between tho ColoIci % 40 Independent end Mr..
John Wtl Z as the regular republican nouiuer.
There is no dCub' that the Ion ios'i,n OF Mr..
WOLF is not sar lIc.ory 10 macy Of the repub.
leans Of bis G!s.rio, aud i: is also said that his
c'u!sc iD sticking to Graz! Wheo h, bad given
MIR. Shcruan 10 utder:ta9d that be was for
him docs not recann ID lin to the favorable
consideration OF the latter Among these who.
it is reported, :rc to meet Cooull Fairfax here
to dog IS o member OF tho republican state ON
tral c,n mittcc. delegate to tho republic 20
conrt o in that Ut u, nated Mr.. Wolff ADD an
other reputl clD from the lGscr part Of the
N0rttcrn Neck.
An intelligent newspaper correspondent who
returned from Norfolk this uortiog informs mo
that he impression prevailing there is that
Mr. John Goods will be rencminated for Co..
gross from that GiSr C: by The regular demo.
cratic coovt n!ion. lhs! Mr., J. G. B,io, prom.
ucnt banker Of o!tSmou!h and c high mason,
OF democratic antt codcnts and uupronouoo:
respecting the State debt question. will DO az
Independent candidate. and Mr.. Bowdcu will
be the republican candidate, and that tho read
usters are undecided as TO theirs, who may be
either Lamb or The negro Norton. He says that
the split in the democracy of that district has
been reduced considerably during the las. few
weeks end that at tvs largo meetings recently
held 10 Primo; 81 Anns county, where the ;ueH-
ton was asked ty regular democrat, if The
parry was going 10 divide aud allow the repub-
licsns to Hio,i was answered By uusnimous noes.
He says General Malone vas at Cid Point yes.
lerdsy, where no held conference with some
prominent read listers 0! that cistric:, AMI left
last night for Baltimore.
j. @. G.. Z.