The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-02
srvS FROM 4 WASHINGTON STANDPOINT
.,,., a southwestern virsinian Says OF Cei'
"" cameron's Campaign Government
,m.,eyees on FurlOush-Nor'h Carolina
~.us-Natloaal Banks

uasb;netop correspondent OF inc
l'' dris Gazette says: a resident South
AtNs" yiroipian, now in The city. says the
we,Vn ,onr Of Colonel Cameron, General
etC''D,s candidate for Governor, was tue
hauo ever made, and that much OF the
pano strength in that section has
hauV"S ,s.;osied. He says that the low
beeu 80 iold by the Colonel at AOing-
md the manner IN which ne
0ou H. a,es out OF the pitcher IRON
CON no drank on The stand disguised
NeS" be.,cr class OF his hearers there, and
81 ,uS nc who were such pronounced Re-
ieS -. ie>, fail that they voted the Mahone
o. ',,SS.,ti,l ticket have now come back 10
pl''l'D,,lor Democratic party. He say that
lat ,SS->,n,cl had very small audience ~
iet ~, ard that the reported Malone ca
I'm in The southwest Is all Dosh' lie
'"au..,s that the Democrats OF that sectlpn
az no particular favorite Tor Governor
l pr ,yiIl cheeriully support any ucGet tne
DDu W. may nominate, but mat ne
49,. pridemore for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
lHI"H Give the ticket additional strength IN
that section ...,,,. -, ,,,e,o ,.cu
po,,imor suns correspondent says ::
v, nat The President is virtually regarded
NJ" -, ~ danger Government officials are
,'niuy 10 avail themselves OF the usual
u's5sr.' vacation allowed each year, and
I'M! - The clty fer the various summer re-
- "a lonc ls II was feared that the Pre-
80, rnigbi not survive there was gene
S',.,n,l,nqtiou on the part OF the officials
49, &c the city lest they might he speedily
I'D hack. II Is not the intention OF any
- IN. members Of the Cabinet TO leave the
"a, gor more than day or so at time,
In the President can be removed TO some
w. ',,..e on the seaShorc. When this is done,
h.o mere w!u be sudden exodus OF the
bisbcr officials from Washington.
NORTH CAROLINA NEWS.
Tho Fillmore Americans correspondent
SAYS: ~.
Adyices received here from North Caro-
rn, are 10 the effect that the citizens are Im'
r,,ientlV awaiting either the passage oil
No., If the prohibition bill, which VIII
Cc,pr i'm few days. Indications point to d
sraU ballot. and II is predicted that tle
nn,onen,s OF the law will carry The
So bv vote in the neighbOrhooC
-, Il 00O votes. If the full voting
strength OF the State was polled, the
ooponcnts claim their majority would be
fnjIy j0.OOO. Tue campaign up TO tE'
nresent has not been a very spirited one
HE prohibiiion people getting up all the en-
tbu.ilsm-,hat j.. as far rs colOred speakers
are concerned. II is alleged that the state
Txocnliy, committee, after having eX
bqus,cd the supply Of colored talent, sen
IN New England and imported more col
ored speakers to continue their heavy firing
The imported speakers were not as well re
ceiyed. though, it is said, because the south
ern ireemen preferred some other class fol
ip.tructlng them how TO vote.
THE NATIONAL BANKS.
The Comptroller OF the Currency reports
that the national banks held on April 23d
ot the commencement Of the refunding OPP
cralioH.. s213.135, $50 Of and per cent
bonds, S35. 900, 900 OF a. per cent. bonds
and SlO2. 900, 900 If 4 per cent. bonds as Sc
curjfy for circulation. and a, 100000 OF Ia
cdc railroad 6's-making a total OF owe
1854 600 GOO. The amount now held i
1882 6s4 900. They now hold Sl0,OOOOV
more Of extended SIS than they held OF o
and G's at the time the refundlng operation
began. and about s11,000,00O less Of pc
cents. All OF the ) per cent. Donds bei
by the banks have been extended eX9eptln
AGO.. 45O, which are owned by one hun
dred different national banks.