New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-22
VIRGINIA READJUSTERS.
Is SENATOR MALONE LOSING CoYTROL'
Eis RESOLUTION TO SEND ANTI BLAINE DELEGATES
-BLAINE's POPULARITY WITH THE PEOPLE
TBT TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBJSEl


Presidential candidates Senator Malone left this
city this morning to attend a conference Of the
faithful Richmond tonight where 1t IS said the entire
programme the cOnvenOnis to be cu ont he - out
spoken in his antagonsm 10 Blaine, SAYS special Ole
pocltto The star tonight and rad cal IN his demand
Tor IN ont and ont Arthur delegation. He VIII have no
daIiauce the synpathizor- Of Blaine nor Will he
taerat, the election any uvowed LOGAN or Ednunds
man - 10 Blaine should that gentleman receive the
nomination az Chico It Is open secret that Nhone
would al once conclude 10 retire from active politics IL
3. not believed however. that in that event he
would cooperate with the Democrats hut only retire
bidding long farewell TO NauonA p.Ichance to state
politics as well In tlat the younger men among
he i.u- usuts such Governor Cameron RdilebeIger
ls si and Brady would come more prominent 10 the
front Indeed. the visit o." other Day Of Riddle
/ ber-er. NI.e and Hooper 90 Blaine coupled with
4 the uo,orious hostility cd many ~ hI- leading fol-
/ lowers 10 an Arthur delegation. would seem
to imply IN the cases OF these parties an
expectation of General 3IsLoncs carly d-Tuuilemcnt a
something which they anticipate is likely to happen ia
National politics. are their consequent assumption o tEe
/ command made vacant by his ro-i-nat0u"
rbes' are tho Generals sentiments, there no doubt
abcut &c." -ad ono Of his younger Hcatenan,s tonight
In bis oppo ,inu 10 Logan and IdWund-. however ne
Is sreprc-cntod have reason TO believe that while he
VII work in all earcstr">S 20 have IN Arthur
! delegation. and instructed one a. that, he
viii not oppose Logan r Arthur's chance.
Malone is per-onl matter lie iees a. II he owed
dent "i gratitude TO Nhuf' We "'h'' 10 I'P1! IT, ana IT,
Il" d''''' '"iHA' .4Al VIC 'npN.' i'A-u ' mater o." -,
same I-Hl 't ~ "o'' III. 'o''''' No'o''.' - ''''
We don't u o. 'i no as 20 ' -' me 'a'' 'n'' WE ga
moi aic-d to chm 10 sinking snip. We have to look ont
fcr ourselves Moreover think IL viii not De- prudent
for Virginia 20 put herself prominently forwar' In this
fight mako to" E.ch noise an3 appear ~ u Sd' Wa ne
taxing OF threatening the Iona Convention IL Is MOI
'n l. "a, .to % -flT - q. go h. r,tr1ctedl"
- tank not Inc -en'lEe3 of large portion OF tn
Sta.e is against H. me SOU H"u ahi s'''.,"''t''h 1-'
.pirit d. ciro .grv been ,1erInos: there.
vuich n.kcs even GI rt convention unpopular among
l4ti" II j. n".. ~ ., 80. 'l' ,t@
I.s-,ns ne win -n ir-i-, moon II .s long a.. he fcri,
assured tt IA" wight Ai7A Of iu.l have been chosen H.
Chicago. c- c'-r arthur 91'att NOT prove 10 Dee one
/ OF ine cIHilI-i"~ 't ore iit ."i. ,--f on
+ d liu- q. al oi 4 I'D t o'""ris ,''h' t'-,ol
tent ms "e'' fh'NhN Iit' WIN us h'l-'l, a1d u''
,'rrc is disposition t'hcri '' ac. Independently Oh
! hHnt .,.. D. .. .,..,,. .... r,,... .....
Do cer. n ext .u, THIS lS' no doubt the nero
many 1nOuf "H' H' nor I'tl % u '"tN 'ouu "ulP'i'
Aifnal- lopt t' tr !N 't'-i.4. i-.- Parry D. 14-
vice. i.'' N.i.. = I i--Hi rii hi ei l' SALIVA" ~
We 'l' tie h -Ht''u~ and General I'd none tA' "h'f
/ S,srarf inH'- '"ii o. I'm rt "i'trn '' e. among
E 100" icdi'" ti' litf 'il' WIZ ---i-b7 ,'''" ~'.r'