Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-08
SHERMAN SMILES.
BRUCE or MISSISSIPPI TELLS HIN
SOME PLEASANT TRIEGS.
1ahcne'a Reply to Mr., John S. Wise Under
DiseHssion-what is said OF
TlNotss.


Warrington, d. G., April 7.--Ex-senator
Bruce, q; Mississippi. Is here 60 consult with Mr.
hhegmau ~ 90 She interests OF thc latter 10 the
presidential campaign. Isawnsrl Ia the senate
last evening just before adjournment IN close
conference with the ScUator. Mr.. sherman
va evidently vol pleased with brucc's comuiu-
nicni'oo, anu his cadaycross countonGnce was
IChlHa up with smile every now aud then
which reminded me OF Caesars description OF
tassiUs;
Ana whom he smiles, he an'iee ia such s'rt
As 10 be sc0rlcd uis spirit
That could 20 moved 90 sTnii6 rs apvthiEg.n
Bruce Gays TIC Mississippi delegation 10 Chi.
eaeo NlN be unanimous FOR sherman Tho Ohio
Statesman tas established bureau Of infor-
maion here Tor thc purpose Of opening GORE
fpondenCc with his filoads an over Gle country
and distributing BIS various speeches Ia the pro
Ter localities 10 Is presided over 10y G9u-
efsl Green r. R0um. formerly commissioner Of
revenue under sherman, and tbs Same man who
once wrote Mr.. van Auken. tncn collector q IN
fcruhi revenue Of Poicrslurc, roprimanding
MN for importing General Nahonc in lis Real
custer movement au4 demanding taat he should
Sii1er rcpudiHtc Malone or son4 in his rcsigna-
Won Politics MAKES strange heJfell0ws, and
nov Malone ana kaum are worklu < together
lhAnsu iousiy 90 affect She nomination Of Mr.
Slefman, with ho understanding hat IN case oi
Us nomination and election their services are 20
he remembered and rewarded.
NtuoNEs Reply 20 WISE.
Ccncral Nahouc's reply 20 Captain Wise Is tho
foq.c az conversation among Nirglnlens hero To-
ever the question 81 Captain Mlses good faith IN
making ms attack on Malone. Tho partisans Of
itr General pronounce 10 complete dcmohuoa
ui Wise, and sGY fluf their leader Is stronger
fhan ever since De las gotten rio o. tho traitors
500 itc camp. WnNe DE Hnfi-Nabono hcpubh-
cans assert thai eiih Niso's assistance thoy will
le able .o se arc majority % Zoe delegates 70
ine National Convention. TIE Democrats are
well pleased 20 leo them Sight ItOuL
TEe pEsBLOCE.
There begins 70 Re some prospect Of termi-
nation 10 Tie deadlock. II o. reported nat the
president has iufimsted 90 the Democratic lead
ers hat this thing las conc far enough,
aad mot 3. must he stopped ~ onT way
or another Tho Republican press are
making political capital out ~ IT, charging
tgt .he representatives OF The cotton states
gro endcayorluc 90 force the rounding Of the
c.f.r--tax by ihe tlIcs' 81 olsTuctirE al legs-
'sr until their demand ia eccoIed 90, and
t.e t1.t thc. ucacly an ihc opposition 10 the
hl comes from those states gives some color %
f!t.s assertions. DO comprum'sc proposed this
afternoon Just before tbs re"Ds may Dc adopted
next Monday, and The deadlock lifted for Tho
sim. g. 'ea,-
MOTIFS
lis said hat ne President does not approve
o. ftc Book silver amendment 10 TIE boul-pur-
c. ast li' as So passed ito senate, and an euorl
v... re u.Sjc On loicai it in conference
1f.ra were ninety ghi applicants Tor eXami-
nation ~ trc ciyli-scrFice rooms today iwon-
ty-i0-- wcro cxamiucl Tor cierS-hips and seven
fy-f.lr fog ihe io-iflnn % cerFlsts.
Che rcrn- mission 90 Tie lafayette monument
have de-i ga Co select the 0guros o. Count .
Crosse. Count K.chsmbeuu, Count 'ttaiug aud
General uuportau for TIE srXiary s'aiues on
l'r iaI vote monument The monument Will
So I.a.eI in LsfD, ttto }uar9.
DEMOCRATS PLEASED.
TIE Indiana peue.la's here are very much
pleased over Che results 10 the recent election IN
Nst state Alftoueh there was no state ucket
fin llo field &C. was gene O. cleo. TOT toWs-Alp
oN -e~s. Iley say t1Hl iht returns snow iA.ko
ue-ooriafin g1irs over he last general elocten
f- fs.f lu. of about sine kur dred toWnshlp
...rs -se Democratic g8in IS s,outsiXty. They
claim tilf thr same next fan would give hahd-
some r.aIl-.fy flr he Democratic electoral
rrseL They tl'uk that Jls President might
greatly help ne ,al, by ne appei9,mept OF an
ana thai Judge Mitchell, now Tie
chief Justice Of TIE supreme Court Of Indiana,
rasa all t.e requisites for tie position. lie j.,
frevsav. 8 sound and experienced iurist, q man
OF tue highest character, aud is-- tkaR MY yeAf9
c. ncc Ex-senator Mcdonald. OF that state,
vl. Lss lecn spoken o. in connection win Tie
~e-sroy, suot q caudidc-e, ana told no Ire-i-
d.ttf That 40 bis opiulou. no man over uity years
90 ago should re Give the appointment just
l.R. scr af.~ Grav. of Delaware, is lrihg bq'h-
oil. olt tl. President keeIs h.- own counsel ana
vI. ur. 70 APT - dirlife % uuiu he sehd7 tue
NOMINATION To- tie Senate.
The following gentlemen have issued 8 cal LOT
= meeting ~ tha resident alumni OF the 1 nlfer-
CITY 90 irrlnia next freay evening - the te7t-
deuce % Professor william J. tanell. on Mas
fart.lee.fs avenue for the purpose OF forming
q local association here: Charles ". MAlthtNa,
j. r. FristOs Laden kent, Henry Wise GEfneli'
Leigh Robinson. b. g. FOX, MGrsh2ll McDohail,
AZ Montague, T. j. keuirS, JOnn ~. {. btoOAs,
rohn u. Moore. ard william ID. Caoc'- SeEa,oI
Daniel Will probably boz elected pre-. silent Oh tuo
association. Professor Cabel has invited Hon.
Daniel b. Luras 90 deliver IN address tle same
evening on Daniel q cornell.