Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-04
4HARRBoN'S HOME.
|,xpusrrcAS wosSrNexgS MAKE HIM
EEL UNHAPPY.
warning to Ex-aovernor Porter-Ths
senate st Work on the Tariff
ether Items
rrnm our Regular corrospcaaen.l

Iron Our heguInr CoffHspo1ncoAi
WASHINGTON, ID. g.. August 3.--lndiaua
Democrats here are rejoicing over The result
Of meeting held last might in Indianapolis
for toe purpose Of persgading EX-GOVERNOR
Porter 10 become candidate Tor Governor
on the Harrison ticket. The. meeting had
been planned by the Republicans a sn os-
tenslhle gathering Of workngmen who "a
yorcd uarrison's election aud desired Porter
20 seSe the gubcrnatorial place on the ticket.
''ut when the wockioenen assembled in an
aver to the call It was found that the fIarrl-
con men were In decided minority, aud re-
sesUiions were adopted warning Porter not
70 accept place upon be ticket.
AwARSNG TO PORTER.
One OF the resolutions was rs follows
k"fbst we sincerely advise Governor Porter,
txho has heretofore evinced spirltoi friend
ship TO the wOfki0gmen OF Indiana. that ne
shall net at this laJc dsy ia his life place him
telffn the attitude Of hostility 20 their inter.
e<tor lend himself 10 hts personal enemies,
who would use him in so hour ~ dire ex-
tremity FOR their own selfish purposes, and
bring upon MS bead fnel humiliation and
defeat" 4 committee Of twenty i've work.
ingToen was appointed 10 wait on Governor
Porter With these resolutions. every ono OF
whom has heretofore toted the Republican
that State say that n this disanectiOn among
tue Republican woIkiugmcn Is not aliased
Indiana may BE- expected 10 go for Cleveland
by one 81 Der old fashioned nlaiorities.
THE SENATE AND THE TARIFF.
The Republican sensiOrs have evidently
arrived 1t the conclusion that they must deal
with the isrlif in dead earnest, ana have set-
ihcd down 10 work for the balance Of the
Dv af
atiop;ed to-day resolution that the senate
should hereafter meet al II A. VI. instead OF
ct noon, As heretofore. This will give them
one bOur more a day for tariff debate. Sena-
tor Plat said to-day that the Senate could
not adjourn without presenting substitute
for the Mills hill 10 toe country, Otherwise
the position Of the Republican party would
DO misrepresonted and misunderstood.
no LONGER SECRET.
The Democratic members Of the Commit
tee on WAYS snd Means have concluded 10
remove the Injunction OF secrecy from the
rrOeeedings 81 that committee in regard 10
The tariiI They say that the party has no
tins, to fear from full publication OF their
proceedings. while s. long rs they are kept
secret the Republicans take advantage of II
10 misrepFcsent what actually took place
The Democratic cOngI cSsmen from Michi.
gan are endeayoring 10 induce the leaders
az their side 81 the House to be present at
The opening OF The campaign at Port Huron,
in that State, on August 221. They are
especially ANXIOUS 10 hsye hessTs. Cox,
SpFSogtr, Weaver, and ShveY. Judge
Tburnan is TO be there, and they want 10
ftarttl,e ball auspiclously. SIR. Richardson,
81 Tennessee. who was reDominated yesier-
DAY, vas the recipient of a magnificent
flower piece. representing a horseshoe aud
ban dana, which adorned his desk to-day.
ENVOY FROM PERSIA.
The state Department has been notified
tlaf HaciI Hossein kuuli khsn MObanmed
9, Vosare has been appointed tue new Envoy
Extraordinary from Persia to the United
States. lie left 1ehersu July 10Th, and IS
expected here the middle OF this month.
Commodore Sicard, OF the Bureau on ord
name, reports that the work Of his bureau
90 the Roach cruiser. now being completed
Nv the Government will be completed on the
Boston September 1st, on The Atlantis No
Vonber 1t, and on the Chicago January ISL
BRIEF ITEMS.
Cbief.Justice Fuller and wife left ycster-
day sfternOon on q visit 10 NeI'lork.
Secretary Baysrd has forwarded TO the
Governor Of Missouri a letter from the lIrl-
ten Minister asking, in behalf Of bis Gov
crnmeni, that respite DE granted TO Max
vail atlas Brooks, who j. now under SEN
ieslce OF death for the murder OF Preller at
81. Louis.
The Secretary Of the Treasury has ap-
pointed Thomas A. Hudson 10 be United
States gauger at Ek Shoals. y. G.
The tug Nina left New York last night to
convoy The turrcted monitor Terror from
Philadelphia to the brooklyn hayward.
A young man named Walter bradshaw
committed suicide OF No. 153 Virginia ave-
nue., :. f.. last night by shooting himself
through the bead. lie bad quarlclled with
his father recently and lett bis house, since
which time he had been drinking heavily.
Cbiei Justice Bingham, Of the District
Supreme Court. will leave here on Monday
m1rniog for Elmwood, Monroe county, W.
Va, and on Wednesday next. 18th instant, he
viii wed Mrs. Melinda C.. Patton. OF that
pkce. The BRIDE is the widow OF
Judge Patton. OF the Court OF Appeals OF
Virginia. aud the daughter Of The late Hou.
Allen Caperton, who was senator from
- 1. laar ~ a.