The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-07-07

see. j. going Co the Pacific COST the latter
part Of July. The Western ShoSh0ne and
The Pyramid Lake Indians mus, be attend
ga 10. and on his return from California ne
will stop al Fort Hall and see how the Ban
nocks are getting on ia Idaho. Then he
Will 60 through The Yellowstone Park 10
see that none OF the magnificent geological
formation, are being carried oil. Thence
De goes 90 The Crow agency 10 Montana. or
course he mus 20 90 Forts Custer, kcOgh.
Buford, and BctlhOid. where rs the ac-
count from the Interior Department SAYS,
"hc wil De abe 90 give personal attention
to thc disposition of sitting Bulls Indians.
Hc will also clN upon TIE AvIckarccs.
Maudans. eros Ncntrcs, and other tribes. -
How happy that fact Will make thc Amcrl-
csa uc0ple. and what assurances Of safety
So illiskc to che hardy pioneer whose foot
points mark tUe paths OF civilization
These hardy froutlCT>mcD, understand.
were ailsid Mr. >chutZ would moi Witt The
AracNaret> th.S summer. QulN, that mis-
ChicNou> and suspicious fellow So often at
my elbow. suggests that perhaps the great
Secretary o., going aWW-tI>', 80 that tde
SaIieCt of tbc assessment az bis clerks may
uot tc referred 90 him and. second. that
Dec m7v thus escape dong any campaign
ing Tor either GARFIELD or Hancock. Bat
Q0ip i>vboiy untTu,twouhy.
The papers also say tblt Secretary TbOmp-
SON. Mr.. Thompson. Mis-, Thompson. and
MI. NJ. G.. -. Thompson have gone. or VIII
soon go, Co he Pacific coast. No uoubtthc
squadron pow cruising about the Laramie
plains need, INSPECTING The account
from thc Navy Department says that " be-
foIc leaving he closed zap The business be-
fore him. and leit every hing in the Depart
mont So That uo difficulty about it, admins
tr1u0u can occur
a GOODNESS BETWEEN BLAINE AND CAMERON.
The report comes from the White sui
rhur Springs. where both gentlemen are
stopping for The benefit of their health. that
there is very decided coOines, between
Senators Blaine and Cameron, and that ON
one occasion tbc former very decidedly
>nuhhcG lha latter This is moi az sll sur
Iri~u-. senator Blaine is greatly iucen>cd
80 tutcouduct OF Mr.. Cameron 80 Chicago.
and as Blaine generally leaves 30 one in
d1uh. as o. DIS opinion, o. is not surprising
That there is cOoiuc>- between them. /
cannot help contrasting their present rela-
tiou> Wild those al little over one short
month ago. Then ttcv were AZ loving as
two turtle doves. They were always to-
eetIer. and 30 WAS lovely I-ht 70 >cethcm
walking down toe avenue from the Capt.
tol every afternoon arm-iu-3rm, and cha;-
ting nkr mu.Iic>. This Was the time.
however. when Cameron was heartily
iu favor ol Blaine for q second choice at
Chicago. lie was for him "iu,t a> soon 90,
Grant WIS out ol tue Way.' j have heard,
even. that Cameron promised 90 go Tor
Blaine unless Grant should De nominated
On tle first ballot. Their relations during
fae entire winter here were of such close
character That DO was the subject Of frequent
remark. ] understand That soon after Cam
,rUu returned from Chicago he and Blaine
met ly accident iu The >iIcet-car>; Cameron
spoke oUt heartily NOT very heartily, but -
Hello. Blaine" ami offered hI- hand.
The rrror. is jus' Blaine merely raised his
ana said GCol-UOIuu-, >cuatOr.' No
body familiar with au the facts can doubt
tla, there was some very serious under
standing between the tWo men before tde
Chic41o Convention and That alI the gree
meui> were uOt carried ont.
Tie friends of senator Cameron say there
+, no doubt thar he /, in very bad health.
and That ihl, fact j, the real and only reason
why be viii not take the chairman>hip OF
the Republican National Committee. 1t was
noticed in Chicago that he was greatly
changed, and the excitement and strain on
him there bad q very depressing effect on
him. Some say be has Bright disease. and
that the peculiar cOlOra0d expression OF BIZ
face can come from nothing else. He is
taking regular course Of the waters al the
White Sulphur and is living close TO the d.
Icctions OF bis physicians.
JEWELL FOR CHAIRMAN.
The report here last night was that Mar.
shall Jewell ha, been decided upOn AZ The
chairman Of the Republican National Com
mittce and that ex-senator Dorsey viii be
TIE secretary. Ex-Governor. eX-Minister,
and eX.POtmaSier-Genera Jewell Is not the
man for the place lie has only one qualit-
cation-ca,b. But, then,.he is not free with
H. cash. He hold, the purSe-Strlngs pretty
Ught ] know. however, of one case in
which hls Nbcralily 0utran ms discretion.
10 was when be arrived from -. Petersburg
on tue summon, OF General Grant TO be-
come PO>ima>ter-Geueral. Mr.. Jewell.
either TO make show or because be- thought
Li, presence al the capital Of his cOun-
try was essential 10 its liberties, hired a
special train TO take him TO Washington
without delay or hindrance. When he
arrived, breathless with excitement, he
found That there was really no crisis, ana
that possibly The Government would have
stood bad be come on IN The regular train.
too cOWsrdy 10 be the chairman OF the Re-
publican Committee. Let Us Republicans
revere the memory Of old Zick Chandler
lie was a true Roman, and we shall never
look upon his ike again. Governor MOI
gan. Of New York. was good Old Peck
snifiian chairman, but be was so rich and
was 80 proud OF the place that he spent bis
money freely. Times have changed since
then. The Democrats were easy to beat
then. The place then was, as compared
10 the place now, like comparing
a mlltiaman i'm time Of peace to
q real soldier ia time Of war and
battle. Jewell, If he should do 4 smart
thing. could not possibly keep it 10 himself,
while nobody knew what Chandler was do
ing. Nobody knew where the money came
from nor where h. went 20. Cameron some
what resembled Chandler. He worked like
q tiger and SAID nothing. Ex-senator Dor
sew is the very antipOdeS Of Jewell. lie
cares little for the applause OF the world,
aud would rather accomplish what be I'M
dcrtake, than 90 have crowds mark his CO.
ing. and cOmings. He ha, wonderful force
and VigOr, and would make the best secre-
tary thc party could find; but be could not
attend 20 il. lie j. oyerrun and showed un-
der with business, and although he is a tire
less worker and Il steam-engne IN strength
there is limit. Dorsey ha> conscience
enough 10 keep bis word, but he belongs to
y The Chandler school OF politics.
JUDGE BLACK.
The politicians here are wondering where
The venerable Judge Jere Black will 20 po-
I,icaly upon his return from Europe. 1t
j. almost silly TO answer such a suggestion
81 doubt. Judge Black is a Democrat. aud
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