Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-28
THE T0UGHS.
How WILL HARRISON MANAGE TO SAT-.
IsFY TaEM1
u Not Satisfied they win sqasal-ssssrsl
Sewers villa schsme-rhs
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fpsakersbin.
frron Ofs Regular Correspondent
%asHNclos, d. G., December 27.-The
fcnorisoi q. visits N politicians 20 General
llsrrson ~ inhi r~apoiis ore drcusstd
Srr,r,Is ai ashiugton, and are about the
ino.' ir'rrestng topics " discussion among
v,f.. ucn here Nc present. A leading
t.oa.ftt remarked 20 day that Harrison
er..f Mort trouble saiisfyiug the lodi.
ana Ec.. rgns than snv other. FOR the rel-
So faot there was more dirty political wark
done iE ihsi state during TIE recent cam
rsfyn. 1hcfc wss more hrltery aud poiiti-
e. corruption ri2hi under Harrison's nose
fhtu De- Dad any idea ~. Harrison. tbis
Log vent on TO ny. IS aspo-cd to be
verTsI lie Is naughty. concei,ed. and
iws-ifD. fht be- is shout The ablest man In
fre wao'c country. No one could make
ffm hr irfr 'i1t hc was nominated merely
O. LH 0f sherman when 10 was discovered
a. tle convention That Blame could not get
a. ronus'ion with that uuanlmity that
v.a! m.t. his election possible. Woeu 10
vs.. found taat BlaiDc VS. Ouf % Inc ques-
flr. srIfhat sherman must hc beaten n an
l.l.fl.. iac Blame men turned 10 HARRISON.
no. 1ees"sc ftcy loved him. but because
itrf could nominate bin more easily. and
" ' "HH H# NA" LNHNN
r. i probably 20 Republican.
lr.t unw i~i,rrisou is pretty much in the
Rff.if ol "a man who Fee in possession
o. .oiel goods. ie dG none vt toe
e.4aIn- Dlmreii and NJ, pJsscss5Tslip
lr.... boon feel badly. and ii be dOrsn'l
r.ssa iurrai distribution Of tue goods
fherr will be trouble. To cary the
metaphor further, u Dudley and the
o'frI tough fellows are not treated fairy
t.eapodv viii squeal, and then some one
sNf % sr0er. The t0ughs can often drag
Gown 'ar ic1ce.bouse keeper. and Il Gene.
D.. NVfi-1n doesn't have @ stormy time with
D. Indiana crowd then some people will
LI.s 'leir calculations.
I>ArGrr4L PREPARATIONS.
TIE inaugural preparation. are 'ne most
oraf~ fraf have ever been mauped ont.
end tte indication. aro trat Washington cry
ln t.r tfh - mex. March HiI h,tdiy Poo able
4. t.tc caro- ui fuc great influx OF people.
I.t.-ucn nll coin money aud they will
r,f fancy prices beyond q doubt Tor all their
To0us inl ile meals theY prepare. Governor
Beaver. OF Pennsylvania. who j. io be- tnc
grand marsha l. o, reported - having I'm.
ToIr.'l his intention o. sccu1nZ for
g1uc 90 OTIS aides a. many eX.Coniede-
oates a. possible who have turned Re.
.rI..u since the war. lip gives
- L| NH" "- NHNN" 10 NLN N N' N 'A.HN hI'
f.H'l wl. .'lnd well With .he Urst people.
gll- report is being a. eus,oi here, ond ibo
opinion freely ,Nufo-sad by prominent
l.I representative t0ufnsrn men mat Gov
rrror Beaver has uud,itpken q most diMcult
task. 10. wfi not have many 'x-iouiedr-
lsf., as all0slf Doe &, going % conhne hiin-
inf Zoo h. selection. 90 those Republicans
who ore in good general Standing Ia he
fo.ta.
NYT NtuoNg.
Th, question naturally arises, Whom viii
De- fshc from \rglni1t Not Malone. or
Iofu WISE. or Rtiilcbergrr. Nnrn he
goes ', N0rin Carolina. surely not candy
or eN.tpnrTe.~mln pockcry? When be-
l,ohs over thc material la Georoii. surely
gut Lou street, And going on down 10
MIi.-i-irti Chalmers r bis ouiv hope.
thsiu.fs #, boo o,d Tcpuio. ~ j. the same
Waf boo Arkansas. lcNt., Louisiana. sud al
Ore southern STATES. The rencE1de. sre not
ST. good Standing. Mlu who wouIddescrtt the
cause ~ g0od lo si government. Woo would
oils tucmsclst- wlin iIpci-bagc0r. and
t1Gfh.hattfs, Who would de- anything 10
hItYt down White supremacy Tor the sake O
getting eieral offices. are NOT citizen. Who
Brave either the respect or c0utdenro ~ the
wlIfc element lu The ~~outh-tbc oYlS eie-
5r,nt to hom shoull be- mirustrd tie nher-
tl,. and ugh.s oftle south. General Beaver
will not Dee able % Waie "a crcditlNic show
.1f with Do. Republican cv-toufederaic-.
IIs selections viii Include nothing hut rene.
pldc- and hirnliues. aud for thc sake u de-
toucy southern Democrats advise HIM 10
give up aIl ldea of irving ~ find any
white Republicans from tnaf section
who would reflect credit on thc lnl1gural
parade. There ere many decent hcpuhii-
cgn- .n the south. bat few ~ them fought
60 fI. fN.rHfa. ~ fH4f ..afs.u. GHfrtprs fID
vlr. They arc business and professional
men or farmer, who settled iu the south after
tlt war nod haven't been active politicians
identified with the fctl1wnc leaders. Either
General Beaver should PICK ms aides from
lll- class or take nothing bat negroes.
ruE srEtGEE.ur.
1le three laie,, a.pirsnt. for spcakcrship
donors sre notaing more mon loss than dun
3aief. sud have been pun mp either 90 kIll OF
EfDd'. chances or secure choice Chairman
Ship. ior lodec oi Massachusetts. Biyuc
~ lCrue,lvauu. aud FatqulU oi New
f.rt. 1~ neither OF t1'sc men hafeanv show
rui.s . There ,rolil Dec ap unparalleled dead-
l..sm the CAUCUS and Am obscure mao shouid
f. picked up is q compromise. II my turn
,f tlaf tne Republican progcsmmc Is to
Dave r. Tool Iu the Spcaker's char, and then
itvueor taIquhr miIhtOe hit by lightning.
MI. D" HM"N sun 1T" L'ftHL To- 20 NEf anu
6..noI. Mckinley. Dufr1w, or Henderson
.f Iowa wlN ltti. 1hA,'s Whist the average
su|i.au here thinks, al any rate.
ENlu,.sfssioN TALG.
Wffh .l mauy candidates M the field The
pressure Cor ala extra -e~siDu ot congress L.
l...lirf greHtcf. Nearly gll OF the csndi-
d.f,. ftiut ihlt 90 should Dee called 10 meet
u,tIlfti than April Harrison doesn't want
f. f.. ....f.n Afrg. naturally fr .Ia4aWff
w.rtN.. lr Vll have hi, hands full shout
fI.f uue appointing Republicans 10 Oh tho
U..l'Hni offices, aud Doe knows ihlt n
t.U.r.., meets ME surplus question Will
r.nrup. Toe Republicans are worse d-
.I ou tnc taIi! lhsn the Democrats.
.rf SIZE NortnwtStis restless under the prcs-
ono 4. % rltts of taxation. Burrows, Cau-
i.r. sut henderson are for a moderate tariff,
un1 Mckinley and Reed nre FOR the highest
t.ff Uf protection. II doesn't seem possible
t,lf an, bil 60 reduce the surplus can be
la.-ri Pos ihe present congress. The senate
fiI vii oe ,ide-,ractcd whrn 70 reaches tue
blouse.
~.n1ior Kcrna has gone 10 West Virginia
% I.ob alter hls chances for reelection. The
Democratic caucus VIII De held early in
%Iutais. and although the Democratic ma
NV on Joint bsllot he the Legislature j.
oUIF onr. Mr. kenuR is confident there will
I. BOO danger from any combination that may
he formed. he H. positive that a Democrat
VI et elected senator, and, Of course,
Knows OF no reason why he should not eN-
p-.t tac cAucus nomination. Mr.. heuns de-
serves p election. lie Is one Of the brainicst
ln.u lH t1e senate.
Ex-senator payis's friends here DO not
believe tnaf be l. 3 psrty 60 any scheme with
tps Republicans. Tney say he Is a democrat.
IS. g.. Harvey. IT.. :. ~. Goodman, r.. T..
iairrL. Simucl j. padcett and wlie, OF
A.thu,ul; conrad kownslar. Of Berry
N|r. and D.. 3. Harrison, OF L%eesburg. Va.
at. registered % the Metropolitan, and also
q. d. isudis and wife OF OXFORD. y. G..
d. VI. AlOeit,on, OF North Carolina; q. I.
1Drr, and {. r.. Nsn PeiL 81 Staunton, Va.
h.1 IS. II. h. cory, Of Norfolk, are at the
N.HDpsl.
Non. Thomas Smith. United States sttor-
pe, tor NcN Mexico, IL here. ana viii spend
&c., H-.L al. - ~.