The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1888-03-03
WASHINGTON LETTER,
C'rom oil Rslaar cousspoais1t
WASHINGTON Feb. 2S. 1883.

iuihe mind Of republican editors
and correspondents and exists
,owhcrc else. Hon. =. >. Cox, of
New York was asked what Ne
knew about the alleged strong
movcmen ii New YORK in favor Of
GOV. Hill aud opposed to the
renomination Of President Cleyc-
land. He laughed ii a quiet way
aud said, "We all think Cleve-
4 lind will be renomluatei The
opposition 10 Cleveland talked Of |
ia the newspapers cannot be locat-
\ "a, it IS 4 mystery. II j said to
be mystery 70 Gov. Hill. |
asked AIr. Cleveland about it. He
said { was mystery 70 tim' |
thar he I'D not understand it,"
l}ut of curse the republican
newspapers vilI % right along
printing full particulars Of the
mn l-Clcvclald movement that
does uut cXist.
Tha Pfesilentand Mrs. ClcYn-
Ind, accompanied BY Secretary
and Mfs. Wni nay and Col. ard
Nra Llmoat, lea, Z here tomorrow
on sp cial train for Jacksonville,
Floriai, whittier they 90 in re-
spouse 70 very urgent invitation
lrom the State officials The
party will spend t~o days in
Florida, AID Oh the return trip
wi max soycrll short stops. The
patty j. sure 70 meet vi j the
: widest enthusiasm If the South,
where tie President Is extremely
. popular on account Of the good
g lid fashioned democratic admins
T triton which nc bas gwen the
country
TIE democratic national COM
j nitec wilI meet in this c;ty on the
> END inst, for tie purpose Of de-
d cding On tha time and pace tor
4 holding the national nominating
9 convention. Delegations from
I, varipns cities who arr deSirous uf
: getting he convention, me aIresdy
\ beginning to crowd the hotels.
i New York Will make hard fight
4 for II, and san Francisco is offer
a ing ail sorts Of inducements q
d have il held there, while Cleveland
Il ST Louis, Minneapolis, ant
o Chicago delegations are untirinl
4 III their rforts to secure the honor
HE 2 neral impression Is that thl
committee will select Chicago f.
le 'he p acc, and an cary day i
b, Jnly FIR the time.
j, The Democratic Congrcssiona
III Commit 90 mel Saturday and iile
j; : the vacancies on the committee Il
of follows: Fol Colorado, Glen
3, Veil NJ. Hughes; Kansas, w. X
Of Carlisle; Nevada, Hon. tict
Of Cassidy ; Rhode Island, cx-Rep,c
C. sen, atty. Page; Vermont, H. I
d. Atkins, Mine w u. Ewiog
st DalSot,, Il. IL. Mcbride; Idaho
lie John Haley; Wyoming, Morto
or Il Post, and District Of Colunbia
TO J L. Norris. The selection Of a
i executive committee was postpor
er I'd un..il The rxt meeting, Thurs
d. day, 23fd inst.
10 Che Sepstc Committee on TER
al tories heard lgumentS in iayor 3,
of the admission oi Utah to the Unlof
i, Saturday. Mr. Richards of Sa
as. Lake City, explained the adoptio
ho of the constitution and It's relalio
he to thu Norman church. Il,
Dy Senater Mcdonald argued the Ia
90 points. lie claimed hat Cong O.
res had no right to keep . tef,iior
It ont Of the Union of staica after i
nd people ha,l fulfilled The condition
ar and complied viii the requiu
u ments for admission.
go The Fisheries Treaty has bee
sfe concluded Dat not set made pull
re- liz, asd s., tue nae.crous repor
iii II circulation is To ies pfOYisloa
/ are mere ma tcrs Of spceulqiioi
l4r 5scretai y Bayard states that thei
no rumOrs are without foundation
IN. fact. 3 fore the treaty become
.he cffsctivc, 1t mIst b. approved b
.its tic Senate Of tie Unitcd State
eh Queen Victoria, The Dominion
lie Capaia, and the province Of Neq
be (ouadllnd. Il the treaty IS fatiI
er. Ell, il wit ceslaiaiy prove sign
40 AM mcn1rabl. trinmph for Il
sri diplomacy of the Denige at
isl- Administ aiion ii thia coutroYer.
ce. h,s BEEN scxlng the two gre;
Engiish speaking people more TIA
isf IF Y years.
rs Inal probability a tariff bl
ses viii re iurqdAced TO the IIou'
IS. tlii- week HE main gcatures
sr- thu b i Iiave keea agreed TO l
aH ~ Den1ocraxIc lneir sers Of Il
Ways and Means C9mnaltte