The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-11-02
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ppArn or MAJOR HATcBEIT-DrBp OF PARALr-
ers--aNorHER REMOVAL FROM OFFICE
INDIGNATION AMONG THE srRAIGnToUTs;
WHAT oyK or THEM sAID--sALE OF RESI-
pEvcE-cITY EXPENDITURES, &C.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Di'pateh'l
NOVEMBER /, 1881.
Major Peter M. Hatchett, inspector OF
tobacco at Moore's warehouse, In this city,
died nj his residence at Burkevillc, IN Not
toway county. this morning, after an illness
of some weeks. lie was a native, Deheve,
81 Lnnenbure county, whittier his remains
will be taken for interment. Mr.. Hatchett
was a good citizen and avery popular man.
Mrs Emeline Whitaker, relict OF the
late John Whitaker, Of this city, died IN
Greensboro, n. c., on Sunday, OF paraly-
sic. aged gixty-threc years. Her remains
were brought 10 the city for interment ana
the funeral took place this afternoon.
Charles w. Tinslcy, prominent colored
Straightout Republican, was to-day re-
moved from his Office as ianitor OF the
custom-house I'm this city under orders
from the Treasury Department at wash
incton. The order assigns no reason for
removal, but il IL pretty well understood
here that the reason was political. Tinsley
has been active and Incorporating IN his
onpositiop TO coalition and the swallowing
mn OF the Republican party by the Read-
justers. Freed from constraint now,
'TinsIey announces his intention to go at
once into the adjacent counties and canvass
actively until electiOn-day in behalf OF the
Democratic State ticket.
The printed circular bearing the sigma
tnre of j. w. Cochran, chairman OF Tue
Straightout Republican State Executive
Committee. declaring his adhesion 10 the
" great Liberal cause" and urging BepuD-
licans TO support "the whole Cameron,
Lewis, and Blair ticket" causes much IN
dignation among the Straigbtouts here, VINO
are open in their denmclation OF Coch-
rams course, and do not hesitate to ASST n
reasons for it. Movements ere on loot To-
day TO hold a mass-mccting OF the parry
and to declare openly for the Democratic
ticket. The circular was distributed 10
prominent Republicans through the post
Office in envelopes bearing the printed I'M
press Of Colonel james ID. Brady.
Il is reported that Colonel Brady TINS
morning sent FOR u prominent coiorcd
Straightout, and told him that now that DIS
leader had come over to the support Of inc
Coalition ticket, it was time for all good
Republicans TO fall in line and do likewise:
The straigbtout replied that the Colonel
was mistaken; that his leader had not gone
over. "Why," the Colonel is reported to
have said, "did you not get the circular
sent your" "Yes,' was the reply, " but
J. w. Cochran is not my leader" wen,
who is your leader them" was asked.
"John W. Daniel" was the response,
"and when he goes over will 60 too"
Ans such, it il believed, is the sem
timcnt Of all The Straightouts.
The large brick residence on Sycamore
street. near Oak, belonging to Mr. En-
NETT Cuthbert, OF New York, was sold
at auction this morning, and was purchased
by Mr.. c. Il. Starke for $3.50.
The expenditures Of the city during The
month OF October, as shown by the Audi
tors report, amounted to Sll,51G.
The fines collected in the Mayors Court
last month amounted to SSG for the city
and S2j for the State. ROBIN ADAIR'