The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-23
CREAM OF THE PRESS.
BRIGHT 1H0IGHTS ~ LEADING IA
Der DRIVERS.
"ni.bop" Newman's Address on Southern
blood Democratic Wings Not tapping
Financial Plan of Kichmond Terminal.

1t IL to be hoped that the recently re-
yivcd efforts of Messrs Chandler. Iioar,
and other South haicrs in the United
States Senate 10 hoist the blO0dy-shirt
F flag and stir up sectional luminosity, with
an It's necessarily attendant evils, may
not be instgated by any intimation from
f The Prcsidcnt-clcct that such action viii
recommend them TO bis fayor-Abfon.
dria Gazette
A QUESTION or Bishop New.
mans address on "Rcigious Education
+ in the South az Roanoke Va, was
somewhat sensational "The purest
blood OF America, said be-. els go be-
+ found in the south" lie predicted that
when "thc dangerous and aniagOnistic
foreign element of the North shall have
engaged HAT section in o death siruE-
gle. the South viii come 60 the res
cue
Haven't lst of doubt about II. II il
ever comes q q question Of life and
/ death between native and foreigner at
the North We may depend upon 1t that
+ thc South Will take the American side
al the time. But there is 10 such
death struggle imminent The great
majority of the foreigners who come 10
I this country are converted into good
substantial citizens in few years
f U'aii1gt0n Post
THE WHO'S DO Mortar To0ETnEH
A reporter of the Washington Pysf
saws that the last desperate effort 10
( brings the two wings of thc Democratic
/ party together bias proved vain The re-
suit OF last nights caucus was so futile
that, though nothing had been accom-
/ plished, the proposition 10 hold another
caucus was q laughing matter
The Democrats in The House are thus
/ compelled 20 fight ont their differences
on the door Of the House. and the en-
gagcment viii probably hegin as soon az
the House meets to-day. So tar as thc
contest last night is concerned it was
drawn battle, unless the Democratic
members of the Ways and Means Com.
mittee constue the failure The support
f any resolution ns an evidence that Nh
Randall Is not ydin control
THE RANDALL Amy Tie campaign
now begun by General Randall Is the
close of war declared upon him by
Generals Morrison and Mills in Deem
her, 1850. 10 the campaign of that VIM
ter General Morrison was himself so
dangerously wounded that he was
retired from active service soon
afterwaid, and General Mills has
been In command OF the forces
since then Generals Morrison and
Mills were assisted in the opening of The
war, in lSSj-sG hy that brilliant
,trategi-t General Henry Wauer-on.
who did lhe planning OF the campaign.
anG prepared also Wilh great skill .he
bulletins from lhe ne'd. which cucOur.
aged the troops by constant and trium
phant announcements that General
Randall. bad been captured or slain 90
Was iuelonously flying from ihc iicl
General Nat'crson las been for some
time n retirement Many OF ihe officers
of Gen nal Millsare said t0haYe request.
el that General Nattors0n should not
be again employed actively id cam.
paign, because they believed his plans to
be badly formed and his bulletins of vic.
tory untimely and inaccurate-N J
Hsfald
RICHNOND 1ERNuNAL-Thf Kicl-
mond Terminal directors have agreed on
their financial plan A collateral trust
mortgage for S2j,0O0,000 al per aent II
10 be created. of This - 100000 has
already been negotiated the proceeds of
which are 20 pay Oh floating debt and
the amount due on The Georgia company
purchase The preferred stock is TO be
retired at So ia exchange for new bonds
The outstanding Richmond and Dan.
vile, East Tennessee preferred and
+ Georgia company stocks are also 10 be
taken mp together with the existing Is
per cent. collateral trust bonds.-Er-
shange
THE TIMES INroRMEas SELFCoN.
. vICTED.-The discriminating force of the
alleged Parnell letters las been utterly
destroyed II does not matter whether
PigOtt forged the writings or got them
from some other rascal The result OF
the testimony given by him and boy
/ Houston the Times gO-betWeen IL 10
throw every presumption against the
commences OF tho documents There
have been no attempts 10 give q straight
history of them or 10 trace them TO their
alleged author On the contrary, The
evidence discloses their origin 10 conspi.
r8cv. mystery and dark d0ings such AS
confidence operators resort to.-Neu
York star.
SENATORS AT PRAYERS Our Wash
ingt0u report yesterday contained some
figures that cOnfIm the Oit-repeated ale
CATION about the absence of Senators
from their places during certain por-
ton of the regular proceedings Our
correspondent IN the Senate took The
trouble on Tuesday last go count the
number of members who were present
aud the number absent while The chap
lain, al the opening OF the days session.
was Offering up prayer 10 Heaven IN
their behalf
He found that of The whole body of -
Senators as many as 81 were absent and
only IA We're present at the time OF
prayer N J. Saa
THE LADY AND THE DUDE Boston
has young woman worthy OF place
in the grateful estimation OF the world
She has thrashed "a dude While com
ing out of theatre the other night She
Was accosied by tine young man IN ques-
lion, who imagined that she would re-
cciye his advances The fair pugilst
struck him blow which felled him 10
the sidewalk Perhaps all young women
would not feel Justified ia initiating This
example from Che Huh" bat il there
were moro like her there would be fewer
brainle. young menaround the entrances
Of theatres. nuisance and an ANNOYANCE
TO all decent people Who attend --Bait
HerdM
James G. Blaine was approached by
boot-black In Washington few days
ago. Are You Republican OF Demo.
craty' asked Nj Blaine. tacetiously.
" Neither said the boy I'm a Blaine
man" II was rather a doubtful compI-
ment but Mn Blaine took shine
Void
The New York Tunes SAYS of the cor
respondeuco on the Sackyille-W West AT
fair that Mr. Bayard and Mr. Cleveland
have been subjected 30 SOME criticism as