The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-05-02
THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
SUMMARY or FACT AND GOSSIP
The rari9-ytrxiasa RepzAlIcaa Pelissos-
The ReFssIsesn Presidential CsntesI--Csn-
fc<erate ffcEne Assscfatsoa-
gFTo| Gar Regular Correspondent


they viii n abe 10 beat Judge Keiley's mo
ton on Tuesday 70 strike out the enacilns
clause o. their BAH Their opponents ar,
not A. confident as they were \ week ago
Peopse are already tired % tariff speeches
and il tSkcs = Grst-class orator 10 sttrae
attention There are hints on every si1
q notifications which are 70 N axe Il.
6ill acceptable 10 nany who are opnoseC
70 T. one thinS. however. Is eertain. m d
that Is thai better feeling prevails be.
tween TIE Morrison and Randall men. and
TIE indications sre thai les barn viii Z,
done By the debate than WAS .n;ieiuat.d
said far-SeelGg Democrat 70 ne TO-DAY
The danger 70 party harmony has been
greatly exaggerated. whv, Hurd had Al.
ready OF record subs antially the same
spccch be made Tuesday said be. and II
Carlisle sQe@kS. he. too, has on record al
be can possibly say ca the bin. Have YOU
mel notiCod thai the businessmen II
Boston" b. remarked. =. have been
in1UcUce8 rs this deAate 70 the extent Of
endorsing tariff reduction. and thst even
a Massachusetts, REPUBLICAN Convention
coUid not escape sduIttin- thai the taTld
Deeds reElSi0C-Bor such Z change. bow
ever. IS Mr. Morrison proposes There
are representatives Oh The RepuhNcAn
side sad be. q. Who are = much DISTURBED
abCu, the question "a Democrats can De.
hecasHs they are afraid % offending the
t2TIn-TetoTm senIimeDt in their districts"
l. The ReFD .scars we're responsible for
legislation a. The Democrats are, they
would. be contenGet. exhibit such d.
visions On the question . Noald Sur0-i<.
VOL NeS. l r. marked. Anderson. q
Kansas, : = taril-rt former. yet, Ike The
View York IiucS and New York Post:
loth tSriE-TeicTIl papers. hr would sup
part an Ultra-prntection ticket. cr IN ultra
protection Va2fform. - against Carlisle
and Morrison. Il they stood upon tie best
iariE-reioru platform the ingenuity @!
nan could construct That j. true. said
he. How. then. can we afford. | said.
@ divide on q question upon which our
opponents can l-e made a unit: We won't
divide. ne Tepli~d with emphasis. and I
-red.ct BOW thai IN 4 month our party viii
r II spls Bdid Sighting rim.
VIRGINIA REPUBLICAN POLITICS.
Tie question today was frequently
ass=d whether the S;raiShtoUt Republican
- delegation iron Virginia would IT. admit
ted a. Chicago. | could only reply that il
contains frSt-clls> material. and : capable
q making the strongest possible pre>ent2-
iiOu = t. claims 20 admission. Ccl9Da
Rrzdv. when lat here. served formal no.
tiSf. bear. on Representative Hooper l2t
helufaut e. run against 1.m for ,ae rclll-
nation next time H 5as The machinery.
and. suppose. VII win. Mr.. Li55ey ha>
not heeR lucky in securing aTI.rrT rl1Ilo1s
for tbe rivers and Eartors q b. district.
Will senator Nahcue.> seat Ia been eio-
cueutlv vacant. hls colleague has been
tu,y with his free-orid-e hill aDd other
Virginia uaIre-,. General week.-mrs.
splendid testimony lefc-e ibe Da1Kile
committee recalled The attention n north
err Republicans 20 him. e. viii 20 20
CLic1co te.-er known than BE- would have
lee1 f3ur years go. Democratic Read
ius-er, II variCu, paris = Virginia. ~ l9
re5l-- 20 20 INTO lB- uew republican o.
ez-.z.. .. are reported here daily - ' r
-.-- DeUoer2Uc mem oers.
-nE zETUTL--AN FEEsIr EN,TIAL CONTEST.
Said q close friend Il Mr. EdnUnds 20
Gav: The Old nan thought uut. hls
nAue Wa mentioned II connection with
The presidency that be was very proper
citizen. and that b. record WIS without =
hAw. Now be dud- that be ], though; %
have been z railroad jolber. and made no
nev our O! HI uat0rial position" Gene
raj Logan h4s not gained any strength fo-
weeks. and one e his opponent, say De- x
.-re.tlled." while Mr. Baine boOus. %
doe Lincoln for TIE second place. and Il
Lincoln's priucip4 fails the impression
continues tba. be VIII be nominated. NJ.
Arthur strength mainly cone from
Tbe Ri4'ne men complain tha. while he can
cary the Republican states be Vii be
bezien. beaten n Oh. ~ the " rotten
borough = ~ q tl- >putl. II This ronnre-
ton I may state thai j i ne un1,-1. ming
now 70 hear Rerua leans IL 2,1ln-tcn
admit thai negro >-f---= Vas q mistake On
the part = Their parry. They say vale Il
gives Increased relra-e1.a.l0n o Iae Dem
OcTl-s 4. -1es 10 bring n electoral vote -
tar Republican parry. They are ai.er re-
suits All i0e tme.
ne CONFEDERATE BONE ASSOCIATION.
IT, Corf-6erarz Home Association -
..fr.-te5 -. a fer ,rek. s-r. had 2 meet
-, -. 80 al io--eiv . j..
- -, r. - -. an = rr,f ey..
- - .. - a. ,s7,...Ilart
~ r,e--Is-. .,-,s IN a. each meeting.
Tn tressurer. NJ. Norment. i 4 promi-
uznt hank Officer Of WASH n-1on. Captain
Alexander Hunter 3. financial secretary.
AZ entertainment = ICON 10 be gwen in is
behalf. which Viii consist IL par u = &c
ture bv Geuef-l C0i>t0n on EETPt. The
Association seems very confident Of BENZ
able 70 raise 4 considerable fund IN aid Il
Tie Confederate Home project. Mrs. John
-ou, daughter q Hon. Alexander Boie--