Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-11-15
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special Correspondence CT the A!eza. GAZETTE
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r3rsoIa, Correspondence CT the Aleza. GAZETTE
WASHING ron. D. c.. Nov 10, 1885.
The republicans here regret that they
sanctioned the procession last night to cele-
brate their victory, for it was sorry sight
Fully three fourths of it were composed OF
negroes of all ages aud sizes. and the re,
naming one fourth, of boys, bummers ana
tramps. The trausparencies it took most
pride in were those bearing the iuscrip'
tjoue. ''No uore rebels on the U 5. Supreme
Cour. ""No more flags at half mast Tor
dead rebels" mo more rebel flags" ana
Others of like character, showing the broth
erlv love these who prepared them, for the
use Of the poor ignorant negroes WHO pore
them. cherish for their fellow citizens OF the
South. The self respecting white repuDli
cans were ashamed OF it, and of the patent
evidence it afforded of the means by which
thew gained their victory, and were con-
spicuous by their n0n-appearance
Private letters received here TO day from
indianapolis are TO the effect that Col. Dud
lev. Of that Slate, Reconnaissance OF pen
sions The man who instructed the repu0li-
can county superintendent In his State at
the late election to buy tloaters in blocks oil
FIVE. will not only certainly be indicted: but
that in all probability he Will be convicted,
and possibly receive such expected tavors IS
the new administration may extend to him,
through prison b-rs.
The political complexion OF the House
still RENAME in doubt. though the democrats
to Gay claim it by two majority Inc most
favorable thing connected with the demo-
cratic claim is the fact that the republicans
are mad about it, accuse the democrats oil
cheating, and threaten to Offset democratic.
with republican frauds. Representative
Taulbee, of X kentucky, who was not can
didate for re election, and VII sc district
has been counted in the republican column,
received letter from his brother at home
TO day, stating that when the votes are
COUNTED there it will be found that the
democratic candidate has been elected.
Democrats from Baltimore here to day say
] IL is certain That q correct count OF the votes
| in their city will show that Mr.. Rayner has
1 been re elected.
1 Among the strangers in the city yeSter-
! day was Mr.. Lewis Marshall, Of Orange
/ county, Va, father of the defeated demo
| cratic Congressional! candidate IN the Nor
= folk district. MIR. Marshall is republican.
] He says the reason his county, which mas
| heret fore been democratic, went republi-
K
/ cesslons.
1t ia reported here that of all the speeches
n, ade at the republican banquet In New
York last night, the one that eynced the
most i'll feeling towards the South was that
| of Mr.. John Wise, formerly of Virginia, but
Who has now left that State for her good.
An experienced brick-naker Of St. Louis,
with ali the capital be requires, Ii negotiat-
ing for the purchase OF The extensive brick
works on Hunting creek, Just outside OF the
corporate limits Of Alexandria.
Mr.. Feank Hume of Alexandria county
and NJ B. Harlow OF Alexandria city, to
" HON the Mt Vernon Avenue Association
have turned over all their stialrs, were here
! to dAy consulting in reference to those
affairs Knowing that Congress will object
to pay ing the claim Virginia has turned over
to the association, and also 10 appropriatiDg
money 10 an Improvement that will not be-
long TO the government, they are willing TO
allow the government majority of the di
rectors Of the association, OF TO tuin over
the " hole thing to the government provided
| Congress will appropriate the money requl-
site to build the road. They are trying to
| have bill for The purpose indicated ready
| for presentation 10 Congress immedlately
upon the assembling of that body.
| When il was announced yesterday that
the President had appointed as secretary OF
egation to Brezil, Mr. Chas. B. Trail, oi
Frederick, Md +, an avowed republican,
| many democrats hero said he Was SO Angry
| with the democrats for defeating him on
account of his mugwumpery, that he was
showing his spite, and would probably con-
tinue to appoint republicans to office during
the "four, fou-, four months more beiore
he III walk out Of the White House door"
Representative Wilson, of West Virginia,
was a the Capitol to- day. Mr.. Wilson ran as
a per se tariff refor,ner, He WAS reelected
by larger majority than ever before, the
first time by 2, lhs next by So and this time
by 300 He says the official count is now in
progress in his State, that it will give the
electoral vote of the State to Cleveland. will
give the democrats 3 majority OF two on
Joint ballot in the Legislature. and will GER
tainly elect three if not all four of the demo.
cratic candidates for Congress.
MIR. Chamberlain, the English member of
the commission that negotiated the rejected
treaty. and Miss Eadicott, deug liter OF Sec
rotary Endicott, were married here this al
ternoon at the residence of the brides father,
and soon afterwards took the train for the
North.
Sure They had the Money.
Two countrynen, wearing self satisfied