New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-30
ANTI,MAHoNE MEN AT THE WHITE HOUSE
MALONE FOLLOWING.

ANll-MAdONE MIN AT The WHILE hOSS'1
SPEECHES BOTTLED UP-A PROPOSITION TO THE
MALONE FOLLOWING.
Washington, May % (specisD.-The Virginia Ane-
Mahone' Republicans held rally In washington w
day, and carly In the afternoon moved on uio ""'
House The column, which numbered ABOUT ioo nioH'
was led by Ex-Governor William f. Cameron, INC SUI
cesstul Malone candidate for Governor OF virgin" -
1881, and exCongressman James d. Brady VINO iot
number NJ wears was General Mahone's most active
and faithful political lieutenant In the ranks VETO
Ex-Governor Gilmer, of Richmond eA'IonSiossH
Libby and ex Postmaster Walthsll OF LShohpurs GA
Office holders who were formerly ardent p@rusans Vi
General Malone. Ex-senator hiddieOerso' was VII"
the nrntesants in spirit but did not arrive ir person
| ,,n,i ,be column had counteTmarched to It's hotel.
Tbs n,sn NJ campaign included oral public addresses
10 ,he President on the Republican situation in virginia
| nv Ex-Governor Cameron, eN-Coilector HVes ana
ons mr. two others, but mat part VI
the p,an mlscarried. President Harrison evidently
d,d M, think that the East Room Of the
Executive Mansion suitable place nor puoho
reception a proper occasion for discussion Oh inc
orsat Malone and AnttMahone controversy. Desldes'
he was busy with arrangements for his Vst 10 brooA
Ivn He therefore, begged his visitors to forcgo
speechmaking for to-day, and content themselves W
sending smaller representation TO confer with nun
nriyately at some future time respecting the msters
which they had desired publicly to submit to-day
He then shook hands with each man. The column
marched back TO the hotel and held ponica eA'
perience meeting in OF the pariorS IN .h'S
meeting earnest speeches made, In some OF Wnoh'
II e said strong dissatisfaction with the President
was expressed but II was agreed his lnVi'auon io'
future conference should be accepted
before the visit TO the White House le"er was
drawn I'm and signed by General V. d. Gronor' ol
Norfolk as chairman which. after being SPPro'ou
nv the Anti. Malone party, was addresscd d"i o0''
IN General Malone as chairman OF the hePuo'''
state Committee The material portion oil inc ie''e'
is as. follows: 49,, - $50
II "a propossd that the committee over whieh you pro
.rr,n, tTo representatives 70 meet two gentle
men similarly selected by branch OF the virginia Sy
which 1 represent, and that the four persons ~ .,,,
shall be authorized upon disagreement 70 se'ee' ''
Republican to have voice and vote In their
~, ,ha. In, committee Jointly formed shan De- EN-
rowcra 70 arrange and give notice for Republican
throughout Virginia, on date to u aSrto' up" -,
m tho same date at which The Republican voters ShA
he called upon organize their own moeuhRA ee'' l
h,,rsn and .ecreary thereof and choos, the deloga's
to a State Convention, the time place ana repcSn'S~
NJ such convention having been previously hoVhc" " l
pubc by responsible from the joint committee '"'
meeting for the election delegates 10 be called In Ihe '
wsy through the State well Asat the same une'
that is either all shall be msssnueetnes or all preeN''
or ward meetings. whether In the eueA towns OF o"u''
IL shall be further agreed and stipulated Vht tno 0h
- .na secretary elected by such meeting shall certify
the delegates elected and that such eerShca' sha CON
sti,ute the credentials Of delegates elected !" NV "
porary organization OF the STATE O"hNen"on ~ -,
the roll shall be mad up such certificates by INC Jo'
committee who shall have charge OF the buhung ID
which the State Convention "a held and Sdnl soh thefr
And further that hen Convention ~ chosen Sha''
have assembled ami shall have been eAi'sa !" ouo' ~
,,nn .e,ec,ed Nv the said Joint committee then the
convention itself shall elect It, own Temporary chairman
A Malone man after reading the letter REMARKED
Well. IT'S modest, 20 say the least. II IL pFopo-
sition to disband al the demand OF lew huhnfe"
sore heads Of the Republican party DETERMINATION IN
han
u,r-,son and Morton and with honest count would
have given them the electoral vote Of the stare ,
General Malone after reading the Ieuor. derhh'F
% any opnInu concerning ~. AMI SAID thai u
Wss na,teT for the state Committee 20 consider
when II shCll meet. , a.. DBL
The anti Malone people II seems. want the l'resi
dent 10 refuse to make appointments on Hcnelh'
Nahones recommendation, and they want me fft,I'
Sent To understand that they will not submit 70 Ma
homes influence dictauon.