Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-05

new methods are used In the par,v .,,a 49,.
and better men become its Ieadc.s ~, "u III. n
bc the last one. You will live Ia Soc ~
mociSt elected four years henco "a,
nor. ny husesnd.' continued Mrs Mo-
nv, "uico 81 his devotion 10 the nar,v .,
which he thus SO sadly smoke ~ ;' "
questioned that the breaking down 20 u ~.
heelth dated from his, perbans Too ,,i,,. ~,
performance OF bis duties in the I'raas ,',,,
Department" ''"'F
THE ONO LETTER.
To = question Of the Herald corros,,,,,,
ert as 10 the Ohio letter Mrs. morrill,
said: ''''
Some six weeks ago received q ,o,,or
from Columbus, Ohio, on sbee, ,,,;,h
printed head representing some nn,,,;ca,
organization. was 30 surprised ,rd a.
dicrant at It's contents that ma no, ~, ="
iicularly notice whether il was tro,, !.
State committee, county comm;,,oa "a
some political club, hut II was sirnod Iv =
Mr.. Brown, "a chairman, and MI o,,so.
~ secretary. II was, rs well as I car re-
member 1t, shout as follows;
Senator lot N. Morrill,;
Dear Slr,--Thc situation in Ohio = .
critical one. The party is IN trouble on
a IA
candidate Of the party. Your wcll.knorv,
character IS pure and upright salesman
srd coming from Blsine's own State Won
could rofutc the chai gcs rs no one else cor
We hone YOU will come TO us in this cr,cr.
gcucy, and make As many speeches AS pos.
slb,C.
Rely OF MRS. MORRILL,.
IL was indignant and amazed that any
Republican should be ignorant that nv
husband was dead. was more Indignant
that he should DE asked 10 SSIs; in making
Mr. Blaine President. ! at once set down
aud wrote on tie back Of the sheet this re-
PLY, aSncaTas can remember IL. lam now
sorry that did not keep copies Of both the
| letter and OF my answer:
To Nr. Bro,cn. Chairman, COi,mbuS, Ohio A.
| am surprised aud shocked 10 receive
such a communication. ! thought every
citizen OF This coudtTy knew my husband
was at rest. am IN mourning for him,
but. IS much rs mourn his death, thank
my Father in Heaven that lie called him
home before the party he loved so well aud
did so much tor had so diSgraced Itself a.
10 nominate 30 wicked and corrupt a man
for the highest Office within the gift Uf The
American people as know and my has
tAIU knEM bdsAtN u. Dt1lHt 10 nc. II ne
were alive he would not support Sir. Blaine
OF any such man, even al the bidding Of his
party. CHARLOTTE MORRILL,.
now BLAINE WAS SAVED.
My husband continued Mrs. Morrill,,
"was visited 10y Mr.. Blaine at the begin.
ming OF The congressional Investigation INTO
tie Little Rock railroad bonds. Mr.. Blaine,
2, be did to Mullgan. importuned my hus-
bard with tears and on,reitics to use his in
LuCncc 10 save him. When my husband
Ics cuCd 10 90 into the Cabinet it was gen
caly understood, and my husband 50 I'M
GcT>tood, that Governor Chamberlain
would be appointed TO all the vacancy. In
siCsd. ana 90 the surprise Of every one,
Governor C0nnOr appointed Mr.. Blaine,
thCn a representative in Congress, and I'M
der charges in that body, 10 the vacancy"
KS Mrs. Morrill, lntimated, the appoint
nCnt Of Mr.. Blline 10 the vacancy was
evidently 20 save him from the Further in
Nc>tig2tion and the inevitable iHcrminatin"
verdict oi the committee. Governor tom
nor had his reward. He IS SOW pension
agent for thi, State, the best Office next TO
tie coilcctCTS!Lp.