Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-28
AID What Mrs. Mckee win Wear at
the Centennial.
WILLIAM AND BENJAMIN.
The Plain Talk OF the President 10 the
Virginia Boss-University
Alumni.
From Our Regular corr.spondon.l


leN town 10 rage. some Of the prominent
Republican politicians ssy that m spite oil
the fact that be managed and planned the
CAMPAIGN oi isSt year. and was REGARDED
a. me man who did All the fine work In
manipulating the vote OF the state OF New
York. General Harrison is not disposed 10
give him credit for what he did. And here is
The Quccrcst story ~ all. A well-kn0wn
PENNSYLVANIA Republican saws that John
W1nSmakCr was not given place
in the Cabinet at the request Of
Eass OIay a. Ell. though II has generally
been supposed that it was at tho Senator's
personal request that the Philadelphia mer-
cbxut WAS asked 10 70 into the Cabinet.
Qlav. according 10 what the politician who
gives The information saws. was merely dele
gated BY the combination OF manufacturers
WHO pun I'd the campaign money 10 20 out 10
Indianapolis last fall snd fix UP The mstter. The
men VINO raised the 100000 which was
pfed durinp the last two weeks OF the cam
psgn agreed IN advance upon Wanamaker,
snd when Qnay had closed the deal at In
diauspoIs be announced the fact. In every
~ts'e and Territory Just after the election OF
IS>s Boss Qusv was looked upon as tho hero
81 the day. lie was given credit for the
victory lust ~ Senator Gorman four years
before had been recognized rs the man who
planned the Cleveland campaign and stood
ike rock when IL wss feared that the Re-
publicaDs wsuld cheat the Democrats cut OF
their victory
ESoUGH TO DISGUST HIN.
Now Senator QUAY finds insignificant
senator's Ike SpoOner, 81 Wisconsin, and
many others, who had nothing to do with
the management Oi The campaign, In
higher favor at the White House than
he Is. cit is enough 10 disgust him
with Harrison" said the Pennsylyanis
politician quoted above. "Why, do you
know that Tie people closest to Harrison arc
saving that II WAS GARRISON, Of Iowa, and
not QUAY who did the most effective work
during the last campaign. As mstter OF
fact Clarkson was but 40 assistant, though
he did his part well, | must Adm.t You
behold Garrison, however, holding one Of
the most important places in the Govern
Hent. lie Is In place where he can change
10000 postmasters. and this will give him
IN immense deal Of power.
TURNED DOwS.
"Quay has been turned down'at every move
nsds by HIM. Men whom be has asked 10
be appointed have been rejected. and prefer
ence given TO csndidstes recommended by
the ScnsiOrs and Representatives who did
not worry in the least about Hsrrison's cleo
non. Well, 10 was the same way under
Cleveland, who ignored Senator German,
2
IL WAS found that Cleveland needed Cor
mans help badly. Every man who keeps in-
formed knows that when Cleveland begged
Gorman last August 10 90 over TO New York
and help the party workers at headquarters,
The MArvland Senator told the man In the
g bite House that he would do itiOr the sake
q the Democratic party, but as for Cleveland
personally he would not lft his little finger
70 help him after the way he had acted
iva rLrra "a m ian
Of 1ssf.'
1T looks to me-" the Republican went on
70 say, "ss IL Harrison IL gong TO make the
s1rne mistakes made by Cleveland. lie can
ROT stOrd 10 ignore such men a. QUAY, for
toe Pcnnsylyania senator IS too shTewd and /
powerful politician 10 he mOnkeyed with |
even by the President Of the United States
DID not TIKE HIS LOOKS.
Hon. Jason b. Brown, ons OF the new
members OF Congress from Indiana, was here /
be other day. lie has great reputation as
40 orstor, and out ~ the HOOser state he ~
REGARDED ~ second 20 no one in the cam |
psigus. Ia 1872 when the Democratic party !
.rdorstd Horace Greeley for the presidency |
Mr brown declared that be would not sup |
rort The New York editor. aud consequently |
be announced That nc was in favor OF Gene |
raj Grant over man who bad so abused !
tie Democratic party. Senator Morton, |
oi Ind ana, always looked upon Brown /
b., one OF the most effective men on the /
.iump whom hG had encountered, so ne |
made arrangements 20 have TIE eloquent /
H.o.Ier 90 some talking IA New YORK city. /
Brown was gwen several dates. but when ne /
Iraclcd the metropolis the managers OF the /
Republican campaign did not Ike MS LOOKS. /
il. dress snd The kind OF hat he wore /
.e.mrd 10 be against INN according 10 the 1
Nv York idea. Consequently they sent him 4
AWAY down ia the lower part OF The city 10 I
t..k 20 Inc ll4iner people. Several OF the /
managers If the campaign went down 10 |
fud out WHIST SORT OF an impression the /
HoOsier orator would make. NJ. Brown /
commeuced his spsech with the famous
words uttered two wears ago by Governor
ri.. OF New York: d" | sm Democrat
Iaen De proceeded to go for Horace GREELEY /
Ia he widest and w0olliest western prairie /
tt,le. lThe mauagers thoughr they had 1
never bNofe heard such good speech
f1f mixed audience, and the ln-
t.anqi4r Nwas 80 forciOle and eloquent /
o. ufo.s NhAt they Immediately arranged
gs,esf.r Aa Ia the finer parts OF The city,
We dlI GreeVey on Immense amount OF harm,
aodsvssr ~ two later. at the request OF
senate. Wort y, DIR. Brown was appointed
f..tsr-.or 90 ,tyoming lie got disguised,
however ,etoroSd 20 Indiana. and IN 1876
rnI,.1 iii h. ctatand went manfully 10
VOL. f-r samuel NJ. Tilden and Thomas A.
Iie,sr,.ts rrle tda OF the new congress
man from Ipdlspk declare TINT he VIII
r,nk n, one NJ H. eblest 1ebaiers in the
next House, and tostN 90 hli p'tvH Iisue l"
REGARDLESS Of the iact Nnat u IS bis nrst term
~, l. said 10 be ycarnipH 70 .tcAIe heeu;
Burrows, Henderson,, \ bp"ei"or'u' al"
other leading RepuDncaf'
THE Nrw .1\rxs.
Mr.. W. A. Dodge, ON Dakots, VINO mas
been taking oct colonies !tom ne" tog'auu
70 settle 10 the new states, I'm ne Guy ne
SAYS that since North aud seuth DsNo'A
are 80 soOa 10 cone w. Toe Ihlon
there su't the slightest trdupf ~ ge',ruk
appointments and ro,i-oDceiasi l'les. nc
officials are anxious 10 do atyWl ng 'pe Pso-
pie want EJch State VII Pc Ieauy loI
adDission between now tnd oeP'emoer'
when tue election OF iegisltfufes anu Vou.
gressneu will occur. Mr. podse taxes our
& COLONY OF 30 next weeks ne seens 10
think that 6ota states WI go kepuoncsh
owing 10 he large popaistion from New
England aud Anorinern Ststes. ioiulos "e
red-hot in bolh Norib - South DAKOTA
TUE PRESDsJsiAL PATTY.
The presidential pSsty viii starr lot Nc"
York Al ten MINUTES PAST ~ O'Clock to.mor-
ROW night. The train, which IS one OF lne
most magnificent ever ran over The Penns'i.
yania railroad trscks, wihbe In Charge OF
Dir. George IS. Boyd. thA assistant geneTai
passenger agent OF tne ccnlNnny
The dresses 20 be worn bylMrs. Harrison
Mrs. Mckee, and the CsbineH LADIES VIII be
elaborate aud elegant.
SUPERB DRESS.
Mrs. Harrison has received tte beau'iiui
dress that she will wear ut thA centennial
inaugural ball from New York. slfs. NC
KEGS dress viii await Der arrival i1tbat cty'
hrs. Harrison will be g0wned - superb
ftye. The dress Il pripeesse robs OF ricn
white fsille Frs0eaise, the back ssa traln
ising OF that lnsierial. Next 70 the iia'h arc
panels Of splendid satin, brocsded( "a
pattern Of ferns, worked ~ plser.
The front OF tue skin u drsped with white
tube. embroidered In sGreek palierpI win