The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-24
Ylfl'mond 1ispatth.
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ECONOMY -THE DEMOCRATS To n,,','.Si.
rHENsNLNES TO COMPREHENSIVE ME- ,e'.,,,.'
OF REFoEN-GcyERNoR CAMERON. Svy 80 -
sDpLESTRGER. AND OTHER Er n,or,.,.''
At ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS prpSo,.'s
NKwS ITFNS--yIHGlNIA MANrr ,cr,-n,.',
RRIEFS. *.
ifrom our Regular Correspondent
WASHINGTON, November 23.-If ,.o,,.,...
atWashngt"na sensible and candid Rcnub.
ucan politician and ask him the basis Of h,s
hope that HI party can succeed in 81 no will
cranky tell YOU that his main reliance !. ON
ibc mistakes 81 the Democratic partv Ia
doc, no, seem TO remember that the Demo
cratic party. in spite Of the money. hc in
tcrna'-rcVeEuc officials. and the war nros
tic claimed by the Republicans, only 90,
The presidency in 1876 by glarinc frouJ
and in lSSt hy the capture Of New Yo,l.
through IN, manipulations Of johnny
Davenport. lie does not seem TO apnrc.
cia,e. cGhef. thd party which under
such mi,foTinncS and diSoouIagcmcnts
could rally and sweep the North os tLo
Democrats have recently done must have
motc lives ih0n a cat, and an endurance
and oluck which win in The end in ,nrc
,uc,c>>. Those who coun, on Democrat.
mi,;akc>. however, will he d'>appoirt-
I'D. - Democratic leaders have jcarDcd
w.>dom from experience. They know
iha' pcnny-Ni>c economy will no, win.
and that ucr must devote themSclyo.
honestly o. broad IN comprehensive meo-
>urc, ol reform. The Democratic wa. who
sid Shat 70 cut down the pay OF the Cupitol
N.,chmCn and laborcrS while high officials
were drawing biz salaries was IS wise as
ih economy Of the wife WHO tries to s,ye
two cent, a dozen on eggs while her huS-
lrnj : betting red CHECKS nj faro and
fr.fir- Strangers 10 dark-hrandy iulens
vr. about - >cn>ibleaS he was witty. You
n.cU hot anticipate, however. rcDcfition
o. ibis folly. The outlook now j. that the
reveal oi Lt,Dal-lcycnuc taxation will Ie
'i. ir>f subject that The new Congress will
address us,Us to: and this done, il will
DBL. >-it9te >urh q revision II The tariff a,
viii Inevitably carry with it all the protec-
u.n manufacturers viii need. The kcpub-
U..R> mere. The way. continue 10 urge 4
r.u.I' oi H. intcrna.-reycnuc laws, and
hope. hy action this winter. 10 iuro>tall the
Democrats. The outlook /, therefore en-
,n0rsginS. an the prospect i that sooner
co., uicr thc southern people viii he relieved
ci great and oppressive burdens.
INTERESTING Personal ITEMS.
Governor cameron j, at the METROPOLITAN
ara >,ntor RiddlcbeTGcr and General
G-.ner at .he Arlington. Major Asa
Ro-,r>. Colonel MAYO. the defeated candi-
l,t. for Congress in the Frederick >b,lrg
district. anu other prominent Rcaliu>ter>.
also hcT,. This indicates that the Re-
s1,u,ter leader, are comforting rs TO the
rr...nr .uC future Of their partv. FN-
Tr..>ur,r George Rye j. here, looking n
youI- ana - gOOd-loOhing aS when i'm
Richmond. iie says he reached seventy
hri.,, Dec a~-,rtained his calling. aSked
what il Va. md he said, "The location of
county roads" He al,O said that he was
20 DE- n.r,h al the Republican party
81 Philadelphia twenty-five wears ago,
ami Witnessed the death OF the Nir-
GINA Republican party M Lynchhurg
WA,n IL COM cntiOn refused t. nominate
ticket I'm opposition 10 Cameron and Daniel.
Ex-senator T0ombs. OF Georgia. ! at the
Metropolitan. and i warmly received by
hi. pid friends. senator Pugh, Of Alaba-
ma. il- arrived. The news here j. that
senator Morgan. 81 that state. i having
,troa- opposition. and that his reelection
l., a4,IhEe int certain. | saw General
Jo>cTh l.. Johnston on the street ycstcr-
d3v. llc looked 1ir,t-rate. and j. an ener-
-lie insurance agant.
,mGINIt 80 MANUFACTURING STATE.
4 census hulctin issued to-day show,
that Virginia has BIO manufacturing e.
Adjustments. with capital Of 26,96N.@9o.
Int.c cmpioy 4n.1S4 operatives. and turn
oul products at the value OF j1,Sl0, 692-
- - nnlN
amount to q little over S36,000.000. Virgil
nil. reqct 70 see. has only eight cotton
manufacturers. with spindlc>.
IoLD ROSCOE CONkIING.
%. Republicans here who stand by the
Administration explain the TACT that Mr..
,uhAlu- favored the election Of young Bel
mont IDcmocTatItOth House on the ground
Chat Belmont was intensely anti-Blalne.
Ta.t arc. however. unable 10 explain why
L.ra Roscoe URGED the defeat Of Charic~
~. FoN. H4h-Hrecd Republican candidate
iur ID. Hcu, from the Utica district. Il
f. easily explained from Democratic
standpoint: Nr. Fox did not want LORD
Ec-coe returned 10 the senate. and viii al
I'd. next National Republican convention
support Nh Blaine
rnIF NEws ITEMS.
-,naior Beck VIII introduce resolution
iof an adjournment Of Congress only on
Christina, and NeW-I ear s-dly>. The op-
ic-f of ihi, is to do away with the usual
r,c..- oi tNo weeks. 1t Will hardly De
adopted.
n Republican qod nmcS are 10 be re-
Ii.l Ola Precedent Arthur l. not pleased
with rbe situation in Virginia. ana l'liu-
.al rc4diu,tment may be looked for
Tac Cap.fo. il alive with worhl4en az
rauein. for tac Garfield Memorial fair 10
commence on The 18th. ... .,
s letter from prominent 'l' ~ ~ ~
Tennessee. saw General Harris VIII INV
3D. walk over for the senate.
SIR. Anni~tcad. of the Richmond i'u-
rrick,burg and Potomac railroad, was h'I e
INF, evening O.. roVte north. Passengers
sii praise the new eating accommodations
20 Milford. su.. ii
The President has approved o. '''c u'n-
mi.,al Of Captain Hopkins, Of lnf n"n ,
for deserving hi post at Pensacola pco''''
nf fine urevaiencc OF yellow-ieVer lieIV'
General Armstrong. of tne llainPt tIn
Normal school. j. here looking "''i ''''
Interest, OF hi> institution. ,ol
Government receipts TO-DAY ia. iu'' '''''
r.,.nuc. S+t2. $40: customs, S49o'to''
Crushed In Coal Mine