Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-11
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Special Correspondence of the AleSa. Gazette
WASHINGTON. D. O.. Nov. IL, 1880.
Secretary Barch. of the Senate, who returaed
from his State several ds5s ago. says that be
hes no doubt CT the election by the Legislature
thereof Of o democratic United States Senator
to succeed MIR. Bailey that whereas the high
tex end the low tex democrats would each Like
to have o pronounced member OF their own
pcrty as Senator, they would prefer q member
of the opposite party to radical. and that,
though be anticipates prolonged balloting, he
has no tear of The result. though he is aware
that the radicals are hopeful by the means they
ususliY employ to obtain success In such cases to
secure the Senator. With regard to Senator
Malone be says he cannot thiak that ne will
be go forgetful Of 81 associations aud so dsre.
gerdfu Of the interests of his State and section
as to unite with the radicals aad 80 give them
the co5tro of the Senate. When asked about
Mr. Grover, Of Oregon, be said that Senator
was at water cure establishment in the N orth,
was improving, and 10 all probability would be
pre sent wheo the new Senate meets on the 4ih
Of next March. Iotelligerc, of Mr. Grover re-
oaived from other quarters is not so favorable.
ard bis ileGds. it is haid, ere seriously alarmed
about the condition Of both hi5 mind and Ills
bodT..
Messrs. Upsou, McL.en. Manning, Springer.
and Couger, members OF The present Congrts5,
and Mi. Kassou, ooeu Der CT the next Congress,
ara in the city. Mr.. Springer says he has
changed his mied about the political complexion
of the House, add GOV thinks that the repubil
CABS will haye control oft. He also says that
Virginia AID Missouri did the business aid
thst beth those States should now joia the
North. Mr.. CoDger is hers. it is said. tor toe
purposs of acting the part of tho carly bird With
reference tn the nexs Spesksr6hip, on which
plsoe Mr.. KasaoE has also set his affections.
AID he is on Els way to Austria to settle up bis
business as Muster there II order that he mag
return 10 time to arrange matteTs tor secarlpg 1t.
General MAIZENA, returned 10 Richmond last
NIGHT, His course wbil, here, alluded TO in
this correspondence yesterday, is The sutjaot ct
nuoh Comment, sSd tie prevailing impfts ilan
regarding him is that as at present advised be
will ''go back" upon bis State aad section ard
lend bis assistance, to the radicals 10 their et-
forts to orgsniz, tho Senate in their iatereis.
Appearances certs'niy look that way Low, but
the Wbole history of the man preSljus 10 his
reaGjuster movement iaGuoas IA TO dlSbeil3ve
il apd to think thas he will sill Do fouoa tu9
to be Ga Dominion.
Mr j. Amber Saith. who has Just returned
from R:ct mond, says ho las no doubt that toe
State csnyassiog board will give certificates OF
election to Mets s. John s. Wise, Frazier aud
Stovs!I, who, as is known, ere dstestad Ma
honite candidates for Congress- In Virginia;
that Governor Holiday, ex oficio president of
that board, will refuse to Sjgo the oertt ,ases,
bat Tint the Auditor, Treasurer and Secretary
OF thc Commonwealth, ell Of whom sre Ma
honitep, will siga them, and present charges Of
Impeachment sgaicst hin to tie General AS
ssmblg for failing to cary out the instructions
of the board. MIR. Smith, it may be remarked,
is the Only man here, republican or democrat,
who talks 10 this way.
The Secretary CT tho Treasury received this
morning in On envelope postmarked Washing.
too $40 as contribution to the Conscience
fund.
Robert Lindsay. ths Witness 10 the Morey
letter case, turnH oHs to be james O'Brlen, OF
this city. WILL kaoWo profeesionsl base ball
player.
A letter has been received at the Postofioa
Salis L. Ball. postmistrass at Sitss, A'aska,
deugbe, of Colonal NJ. D. Ball, formerly OF
Alexandria, in which she says: There
is 20 legal process possible here. aDd no civil
law whatever" Add concludes: II think it
would be vel to bring this State Of fsc,s to The
attention Of Congress- 1t g pity there ls 20
law Of coy kind here.
MSjor W, j. Csboone with party Of capital
lists and engineers have jrss returned from
az extended trip over tie wholo line OF
tho Washington. Ciucinnsti end st. Louis rail.
road. They hsys speut several days showing
the coal aud iron aods in Virginia and West
Virginia on the lice of the road. ard have gone
back to New York to report the outlook for 90
early start on the work Of construction. The
character of the men who have made the ex-
animation Of the road, their ability to carry
through such an enterprise With thu we'll known
push and energy of Msj. Cahoone who has
been the means of bringing these parties from
Europe AID this country, make the chanocs |
OF tho W. G. & st. l.. E. r. very good.
Inc customs statement for the year en- Sing |
June SO 1880. issued to-day. says that at the |
port OF Alexandria the balance on bonds to SO.
cure duties on goods remaining in warehouse on |
July l. 1879, was 500 49, rewarehoused and |
bonded Sle5. eonst1uctivoy Warehoused Sll9 o.; |
increase of duties ascertaped on liouids,ion
So 60; withdrawal duty paid 1888 rs
DenS@R,
NEW YORK, November lin an interviay
with General Hancock, as Governors Island by |
sn Associated Press reporter. this morning, the |
General denied that the letter purporting to have
been written by him to an army officer atWash.
inpton touching the New York vote was writ
taI, hx, h; ~, and cold that he was Ona of the fau