Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-02-06
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tha, Malone d;a not spend any Of Hubhel's
money in their districts, heretofore alluded
10 in this correspondence, has created a
breeze, and the republican committee is
said 70 have called upon Malone for u
detailed statement Of his expenditures. J.
H. Wood OF Bristol, Mahone's. financial
agent for the 9th District was here on secret
mission, ii IS said connected with his dis
thoroughly greas!ug the Wig, the bulk Of
Hubbe!Is money appropriated TO the Nir
GINA campaign Was declared "divy"
among The hungry coalition leaders Of The
rcadjustcr persuasion. 1t is also said that
may be J. II. Wood can tell how much was
paid Jessie lsam the colorcd leader OF Bristol,
and what disposition he made of it. Apro-
pos. Nahonc's s'arrogant ass of Bristol. the
champion dirt eater o.! Virginia, reached the
city just As j. II Wood was leaving. They
were preceded i,y Mr.. Fowler, Of the Bris,6 81
.Nsa%. There is il row in the camp, and AS
nothing can be done in coalition circles
without orders from Malone NJ grass will
grow this srriEs }etwrcn Bristol and Wash
imgton.
\ distinguished barli, preacher in The
city To-day says that after the war tie
l'apti+tS ut the North raised hundreds Of
thousands of dollar which they spent in
establishing costly institutions in various
parts Of the South tur the education Of the
negroes thereof, and that under the belief
that it would be prcudicial 10 the welfare
of those institutions to put them under the
| control Of Southern men, they sent Northern
educators South To manage them. Time
produces many changes. and among them
is ono that has taken place in HE minds of
the Northern Hapt;s;s referred to. and il
has been produced by the fact that the
negroes, not content with being educated
demand that they shall have control of the
educational institutions and manage them
rs they think proper aud have taken IL
decided stand on the race question and
manifest decided artagoniSm to the white
race. In view Of this il is probable that the
| institutions 10 which reference is made will
! be either turned over to the control of South
ern men or lave their supply Of Northern
| funds cut off.
When Senators Hampton. and Jones OF
| Nevada. called upon President Arthur n
short time ago and asked him to no.
inmate General Joe Johnston for com
| i.
the President informed him that ne would
have done ~ before if the General were not
disqualified hy reason of incligbililv.
General Fiiz Lee, Colonel Wertenb,ker
Colonel Anderson and Surgeon George Ben.
Johnston arrived here to-day on the Rich
mond train. and will leave on the LOO train
! for New York
The executive session in the Senate this
morning was held for the purpose Of com
| plying with Il request of the President ia
send back 10 him the Mexican treaty in
order that he might examine one Of its pro-
visions
Mr.. Blaine daughter was married today
10 Major topangcr, naymaster in the army
The groom is iilty. oncand the bride twenty
one. The Major is Il Catholic, aud for that
reason, il i said, Mr. Blaine was opposed
10 the match. though his own parents were
Catholics and he was reared IN that faith lie
would not consent that the marriage should
take place in q Catholic church, so the cerc-
mony was p"r!orDeda nj his own house. where
a grand reception will be held tonight Al
torncy General Brcwster's daughter will be
married to-nig ht 10 Mr. hoont., Of phla-
dcIphia. At:"r the ceremony the bridal
party VIII attend the reception at the White
House.
a' ''''''1 |" VIII i''aN' "u as'elilpt
lo-lh0iF"W 10 secure q hiS!!t session ior The
purpose Oh passing, II possible, the WhisKey
oi'!. lh"'e Is not inliril rili'lc'' OF the
| passage ot mat Dill, but II Is probable that
sessions nj night viii loon he the order al
'he DAY.
Inc blouse to-day resumed The con@:tlera,
tIon OF TIE tal!E phi, the china and glass
schedule beng The one that had It's atten-
ton. Mr. Kelley lost III honrin attempting
to restrict lire debate on one lire 10 live
ninutes Mr. And eraon. one Of the few
republican free traders, offered n m amend
ment the schedaic on the sans. articles
already agreed upon IN lie ,icnatr Should
this ir adopted il Will bc II measure. Of re-
| lci. After this schedule is DISPOSED ol thr
metal schedule will come NJ. aud upon that
music Is expected.
The 'ar'!t l''il WA also before the Senate,
though Mr.. Ferry attempted To have il laid!
aside in order 10 take w. the rn,.Ollirc ap.
preparation bill The wool schedule WAS
the one under considerations and Mrs,rs,
Morgan and Eayard spoke in favor Of = re-.
ducion oil The duty on wooden goods.
The House Naval Committee 10 whom
was referred II resolution Tor IN investiga
| ton of The recent efuiltr nj AnuunotiS prap-