Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-01
From WASHINGTON,
Svsclu! Correspondence o. the Ale1o. Gas

house and home, to make good the delinquency
Of one Of bis deputies.
From the Department of Justice it is lea,n-
ed that sccle of tho deputies Of u. S. Marshal
Lewis, OF the western dis!ro: OF Virgins. have
been avsiins themselves Of their positions to
dslrsud the government. ard have played their
cards IL this rcsrcc. for all they Hcro worth, but
that the government is no8 aware of the game
and viii hold the Marshal responsible for the
acts OF hi9 subordinates. The Marshai's sou 10
law. MIR. j. Amber Smi,h Oh the c,u!rary,
says that while one or two of the Msrshal's
deputies may bo dercliot when tho charges arc
| Investigated nearly all Of them will tuTn GU. to
| BIO groundless.
The impression is becoming moro and more
| prevalent thstG neralNlahono las determined 10
take part aud lot with the republicans, pat only
| as relates to the organization OF the Senate.
| but on all o:her questions; that ho will b, re-.
cog0lzed by the next administration ss the rep.
rescntatlVc of tho Vireibis republicans 10 tho
| Senate; bo awarded all the federal patronage
| belonging to that State, and. what is gall sud
wornWood 10 the old republicans Of Virginia.
that the latter will bo compelled, if they intend
TO remain 10 ths republican party. to render bin
| their allegiance and support. 1t is also cur.
renI!y Iunored to day thst Senator David
| Davis has determined TO vote With tho re
publloans % all questions Of party oharsce r,
| that suoh differentiation was induced by the
selection OF Mr.. ROber. Lincoln for position
10 tho next Cabinet, as Mr.. Davis looks upon
| himself as tho defender snd protector of tao
lhncoln family, and that, in consequence Of this
Intention OF MIR. Davis. tho republicans. will
have mi ority in The Senate withCu. the vote
| Of Vlco President elect Arthur. These rumors,
as may we'll be imagined, hav. rather dcpsess.
ing effect upon the democratic e1pIoyes Of
tho Ssoste.
Mr.. ios. Of Stauutou, cue OF Tho LEAD
| ing republicans OF Virginia, is hero to d,y.
| When iololmod Ct tho contents of the
above paragraph ho rskcd it tbs Ga
z.tts's correspondent though. that Vas fair
10 Ito old republicans of tho State. ind said
that ho was Tor straightou: republican organ
lz.ti9D, ard would remain SO uuil the party
decided oIhersiso. but that be thought some.
thing ought TO und would be done to rcuri.c
the LEO wings Of the Virginia republicans 81
thai they would cot 10 coLc,rt.
The action Of tho Alexandra Light Inlaotry
ADD somo OF the othor Southern volunteer nil
thry companies who intended comirg here Gu
the 4th Ia deciding to stay away 10 ours1qucuco
OF tho sectional luminosity exhibited l0@ard
them and General Field by tho military conl-
mltteo OF the Inaugural ceremonies, while 70,
grettcd by those who want TO sec largo turn
out. is looked upon us polling moro Than could
| have boon expected uoder the circunl snocs
| One OF tho Washington compaDios, the LeLt
| Guards, has rolussd to match in the pCools
SOD beciu:e the position assigned it was in rear
| OF negro companies.
The tax OF an ezra s(ssior is OK cJming fnUro
general. The republicans arc Gbus,cring on
| the iu1dng bill. Ii that fails the gcvsrnmont
| vii! loss SIS. 600. 0O0. This ai:l b. avoided by
an extra session, and. 10 addition, the r,publi
| cans will at otc) take possession of the House
| aud run the government rs they choose. Ttceo
| WhU bolleve an extra ses / 10 will be held fix
tho 18Th Inst, as tho day for its commencement.
The leading Mshopites of Virginia arr as
sambling hero in quite large nunbcrs and will.
it is said. hold conference previous to the
convaoing ofthe executive session OF the S.nate.
President.eleot Garfield arrived Zero about
| nine O'Clock this morning. As sJon as the raia
| stopped, without speakiog wcrd to anybody,
be assisted his aged mother to carriage, which
| Mr.. Webb Hayes had awaiting her, ard 10
| w5lch sho was taken at once TO tho White
| House. where ro1mss. bad BON prepared for hor.
The President elect Rnd his Sifo and the cam
mlttoe appointed 10 welcome them then repaired
to the Riggs HOUSE. whero Mr. Wsl,er D..
vdge. good democrat. on tie per: CT tho
| committee, delivered short aud eloquent vel
| come address, 10 which Mr.. Garfield made an
| appropriate response. MIR. Garfield wn9 So
| gushing 90 usual With tho committee, takiag
| 10 familiar terms. lie woro a siou,h bat aud
| old nuarooat ma lcolt n y, III
| the ruler for the next four ye7rJ ct City NIL
| lions Of people.
MIR. Fulton, editor of tho Baltimore Antri,
| CAP, who is snd hes been for somo dsj past
| the guest Of Nlr.sBsi0e, sod may therefore be
supposed 10 know whereof be speaks. gives tho
| following as the x Cabinet Blaine, STATE
| Allison. Treasury; Lincoln, War; Campbell. Of
West Virginia. Navy; Foger. Inttrlcr; Bic
VeDRb, Attorney General and Fts cr Pls'm
| ter General.
The call issued to day By Mr.. Hayes, after
his Interview with TIL, Pr. sldonl.elec', oouven
| log the Senate in ext c1tivo s3ou on the 4.h
| iostant, looEs IS though Mr. Garfield really
| lnetdI to fluff tho hopes CT the LIBERAL nad
! con. parti, an government which tho paopl, CT
| the 'uutry hive been led to entertain. Nobody
/ was surprised at Mr. Hayes intention of pospon.
| Jog the executive session until the election Of Mr.
Csrpenter's successor, tu! every fair and right
| thit kiog man would have been if tho President
elect bad agreed to any such partisan trick.
The IMPRESSION now prevails that fraud end
| trickery in all their forms will leave the pre-,
| cinos Of the White HOUSE OF Tho same hcur
that Mr.. Hayes takes his departure from ihst
for the last twelve years, grievous!Y proslitu:cd
abode.
The River and Earbor bill passed the House
| TO- dsy, so that ono more of tho regular appro.
pristion bills is out Of the way. The Sundry
Civil bill will, j! is supposed be reported TO the
Senate this afternoon, and if &c, the democrats
hope TO pass it before adjournment.
The Senate Foreign Affairs COMMITTEES put Il
qulotus upon all inter. oceanic GAIA! ard csHnl
| railroad bills today by deciding lhs! it is too
late in the session to consider them.
The quid nuDcs about the Senste to-day were
considerably sgi!ated by tho fact that Mr Lo-
csn had spoken for the seat occupied By MIR.
Kirkwood, which they imagine indicates that
Mir. kirkWood ia to have q sta. in the Cabinet.
a SAFEGUARD FOR BRAEEMEN.-The Rich.