The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-06-08
ECHOES FROM CHICAGO.
sEyTiMENTIN WASHINGTON
A Massachusetts Representative kicks
New York win No, Vote Tor Blaine John
r. Lewis HAPPY.

New York win Net Vote for Blaine john
r. Lewis Happy.
Especial TO ssc Dispatch
WASHINGTON. June 7.--Mr. Lyman. Re
publican representative from Massachu-
sets, In his sentiments about represent,
the feeling OF the George William Curt,
Republicans. Colonel o'Ferrall said 4
him yesterday, "Blaine Is about TO b,
nominated" "Let them nominate him,
said he, sand Massachusetts, will vote TO,
the Democratic ticket" "You will yot,
for him." said Colonel o'Ferrall. "No,
WON'T" replied Mr.. Lyman. He held Tn,
same opinions after the nomination, ant
to-day said Blaine cannot carry New Yor K
This class OF Republicans contend that
New York will not vote FOR Blaine because
its businessmen are afraid his aggressive
foreign policy will involve the country in
a war with Spain or some other foreign
Power. Some OF the Blaineites assert thai
there Is chance OF the ticket carrying Vir-
gina. because il will unite the Straighouts
and MaAoneites. Sald Boston Republican
correspondent In reply, - don't think so,
for have heard Malone talk OF Blaine
and Blaine talk OF Malone. and I have
heard no compliments passed yet" The
Tact that the negroes voted 10 the end
against Blaine is commented on. heard
II frequently sand to-day that Blaine Is
under no more obligations to the colored
troops for his nomination than he is 10
General Malone, Colonel Brady. and the
eighteen Virginia delegates who voted
with them for Arthur TO the end.
HON. JOHN +. LEWIS JUBILANT.
Hon. John +. Lewis Is the most jubilaut
man in Washington. II he were a drink-
iag-man nc would 90 on spree. He
seems to feel the fail force OF the enamel
patton of the old Republicans of Virginia.
No one knows better than he does what q
bitter pill Blaine Is &c Malone and his fol-
lowers. He told OF an interview he had
with DR.. Wise and others here on his way
TO Chicago, when one of them said IL the
Convention did not do Justice to the Ma.
hone delegation they would 20 TO the
Democrats. Governor Lewis says he re.
piled. "The Democrats would not have
YOU"
Mr.. BLAINE's CABINET THAT WILL NOT BE
APPOINTED.
The more enthusiastic friends Of the Re
publican ticket have already commenced
fixing UP Cabinet for Blaine. They say
William Walter Phelps VIII be Secretary
OF State; Senator Ill., OF Colorado, Secre.
tary OF the Interior; General W. G. Wick
ham, Secretary OF the Navy, and Senator
Allison Secretary OF the Treasury.
Democratic congressman all say that
Blaine cannot carry New York, aud good
many Republican members who don't say
so think so.
The Germans. says Democratic con-
gresham. will not in Ohio, vote for Mr..
Blaine because he comes from Maine and is
backed by prohibitionist,
Mr.. Randall contented himself when CALI
ed on by correspondent to-day with say
ing. - / think the ticket can be beaten"
Representative Fielder, OF New Jersey,
saws Blaine is weak in his State aud has no
show even with the aid OF William Walter
Phelps. Mr.. Morse, OF Massachusetts,,
saws he hasn't thought Of the ticket at all.
He stands alone in Congress.
Senator VOORHEES, says the ticket Is like
a squab-biggest when first patched.
MIR. Barbour, OF Virginia, sail with en-
phaSis that Blaine cannot carry Virginia.
He also said that the Democratic presi
dental ticket will win. He alluded to the
fact that Malone i opposed to Blaine. II
all Democrats were ike Mr.. Barbour we
would have no trouble in November.