The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-31
NEWS FROa ! WASHINGTON STANDPOINT
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The Washington correspondent OF The
Baltimore American says: Quite number
OF prominent Vfrginians are now IN THIS
city, a,numher of whom arrived from Rich
mond to-day. They say that the delegates
appointed there last night are about equally
divided between Goode and Daniel for Gov
ernor, In the Southwest, IL is claimed,
Goode has developed unusual strength, and
delegates from that section will probably
nominate him at tie convention. james
Barbour, Of CuIpeper, is strongly limited at
for the third place on the ticket. All indi'
cations are that Malone stock is falling
rapidly, and though the Senator Is said to
have boosted of bis ability TO capture The
Lvnehburg convention, very few OF the
gentlemen now In Washington believe that
he can do so. These gentlemen say that the
embeis are only smoldering now, but when
the political camp-fres begin TO burn full
blast, Virginia will witness one Of the
tiefcest campaigns she has ever known.
PERSONAL NEWS ITEMS.
Among the VirgInians at the funeral OF
Colonel Burcb, Secretary Of the Senate,
ere Colonies l.. Q. Washington, II. T..
Peyton, and w. S. Gilman.
Hon. John Goode. who is here attending
the meeting Of The Yorktown Congressional
Commission, will 20 20 Richmond Monday
TO attend a meeting OF the Yorktown ASs0'
citation, and leave Tuesday.
James Il. Fisher. assistant postmaster oil
the House. will 20 to Richmond TO the Dem
Ocrnic State Convention.
A leading Virginia Republican now here,
who is for the coalition, says that Lewis
Will not help the Rcadiuster ticket with Re
publicans, and that II would have been bet
fer TO have nominated Democrat.
The information received from Inc
Southwest in regard to Colonel Cameron
canvass must discourage his supporters
greatly.
Secretary Blaine, who was at Colonel
Burch's funeral, gave cheering account
this evening to q Virginian in regard to the
Presidents condition.
FREEDDMAN's BANK DEPOsTroRs.
ComDirolpr Knox gives notice that de-
positors in The Freedman's Bank ana trust
COMPANY who have not filed any claims or
received any dividends mu>t prove Their
claims. and apply for dividends on or DC,
fore the 21s, Of August, 1881, or they VIII
be forever barred.
SECRETARY BLAINE TO CONE TO VIRGINIA
A committee Of the LoudOun Agricultural
Society to-day invited Secretary Blaine TO
attend their Agricultural Fair. which comes
Off al Leesburg September 23d. He agreed
TO 90 il the Presidents condition at that
date will permit ms absence from Washing
ton. He has a number Of relatives in Lou
dOun.
THE PRESIDENTS AFTERNOON FEVER.
The Washington correspondent Of the
Baltimore Sun says: In several DAYS The
President will be moved again into the
room on the north side Of the mansion,
which he occupied Yesterday. The change
was relief TO him, and bad nothing what
ever TO do with the fever Of Yesterday al
tcrnoon. The best evidence OF this IS the
fact that he bad almost as much
fever this afternoon, though be was
not moved to-day. Neither does the
fever proceed from any mal9rlal cause,
if the opinion OF the entire num-
Der of physicians who are attending him Is
OF any value, as they are all positive in their
denials Of it. They are agreed that the fever
proceeds from the wound. and from that
alone. DR.. Bliss says that If any fact in the
case is susceptible OF proof that Is, and the
others Join with him in the statement.
WASHINGTON PEOPLE AND THE PRESIDENT.
1t is clear that the people OF Washington
are not as hopeful about the Presidents
condition as his physicians are.