Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-31
INDIANA OUTLOOK.
RHpUBLwAN SUCCESS THOUGHT TO BE
yxoERDiNaLy DOUBTFUL.
River and Hasbcr Sill--statucs to Deceased
fatriots-Mr Mckinley 10 Talk
Tariff In Georgia, &c.


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WASHINGTON. july 3O.--Indi&na Demo-
crsts here are delighted with the announce
ment that Ex-Governor Porter has pcremp,o-
rily REUSED 10 become n gubernetorial cam
didate this fall. They say Il viii have both a
direct and indirect effect on the canvass that
will be deletcrious 70 the Republican
national tickct. In the first pace his
name would add strength TO the ticket
and bring out voters for Il that would
Otherwise either fail 10 vote or vote for the
Democratic ticket. That Is The direct
influence. Bu, every body 10 Indiana
knows that Charley Foster i ambitious;
that he wants 10 go 70 the United states
Ssnsie, aud that Il he could BE- elected Gov
eTnor this iali Il would be a stepping'sione to
that position. The fact that he b not willing
e. make tho race IL the best evidence that be
docs not think be could make II successfully.
An old and sstuie Indiana politician. who Is
IA eS-mcmb,r 81 the state legislature SAID
to-dGy: "Cbarley Foster i the smartest
politician In Indiana. Re knows the People
oi the State better than any man IN It. II be
thought be could win he would 90 ia withS
out hesitation. but he IS too sbrewd poll.
tic,an 10 stake his political future 90 carrs Ing
Indlaoa this fall. lie knows 1t cannot be
done"
Its now given out by The senators who
have charge Of the preparation OF the Senate
substitute for the Mills bin that II will take
ten DAYS 70 perfect Il. At the end OF That
time they expect to have 10 ready for the con-
tldeFaton o. the Republican caucus. whether
or not II will pass the gauntlet Of that body
remains 10 be seen. II itdocs i must be taken
up and debated pro and con- ia the Sensie. 30
thaiii these reverend scigncurs bold to their
determination we shan probably see frost
here before we sec tue Adjournment OF Con-
frcss.
There has been report floating around the
CspFoi ever since thc passage ~ tine river
and harh0r biN that The President would
veto Il but The best informed members Of
CONGRESS gave no crodcnce 20 Il. It's nov
said n At the President told member oi The
Jl0usethe dsv before hc lfii on his fishing tOur
That while be had not had time 10 examine The
details oi the bill he was perfectly satisfied
with it, leading features ana expected 10
figu 70. The veto o. the last river and mar
Dor bill lcii The imnroycmpnt, covered by u
Sn such piecafi0us condition that it's a'so-
lutcly necessary 90 cXpend the appfoDIla-
lions provided in many eases 10y the present.
bill.
The House Library Committee hos agreed
20 favorable reports on the following bills:
To erect = monument over the grave OF
John SEWER at Fort Decatur, Ala, nj cost
uf Sl5.OOO; Tor the erection 81 M equestrian
statue TO General Zachary Taylor in this city.
$50 con; Tor q monument 10 Brl-adcr-6cn-
cral v hiiam D0u'ls0n M The state ~ North
Carolina. $1,000 and Tor monument to
General Joseph Warren ut Boston, Mass
$4,000.
Mr.. Mckinley has accepted an invitation
% WIT and address the Georgia Cbat1uqua
society during their preseni meeting. lie
viii take for his subject the Industries Of the
south, and viii douhtless present most
able argument on the side of protection.
Representative O'Fctralrs deck ini, morn
ing was almost concealed 10y magnificent
display Of the choicest flowers, prcseu'cd 70
linn on the occasion 81 h' unlnlmOu, re-
nomaati0D by "Nirgmia's daughters rr.i-
dent In Washington" cara when 1rcom-
ranied them bore the inscription "IlDn.
Charles T. O'terral. Nnsinias ideal
soldier aud able aud faithful repre-
sentative: Democracy's fearless champion
sud Tariff Reforms early advocate.
Colonel O'TerIall is naturally IN III" best of
suirits. and said TO-DAY That the prospects
for Democratic success were bright ana
Frightening. lie thinks that Cleveland in-
stead OF losing ground WIFI gain 70 ry hi,
bold sud honest message. He saws That
DC expects the majority in bis district viii
De increased, even though the Game-tock 81
the Valley should enter the pit against him.
lie believes the Democrats will hsvcsevcn or
eight out OF the ten Virginia seats in the
next House. As for the Mise faction, be
does not think they amount 10 ANYTHING. II
Lsngston aud Malone run in the Petersour
district, he saws, there may be n chance Tor
Democrat. but he l. inclined 10 believe that
AZ the last moment Lang,tOn will see good
reason % retire IN favor OF Malone.
The Secretary Of the Treasury to-day 8p-
pointed the following store keepers and
Taugers: James ". Almond, OF Ruckers-
Vile. Va; Wiley A. Clement, Mocksyiile. y.
e.; Marshal II. Barnhardt, Norwood, y. G..