Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-24

reputable Democratic papers. both in and
out of Ohio, are showing him up as : raii-
road wrocker.r makes the RINK and nle OF
the party opposed 70 sending q man 10
the Senate who has never done any
thing in political sense 70 entltie
him To this great honor. and who would
never have been mentioned IN connection
with the senatorship but FOR hls immense
wealth. obtained through the misiortunes
Of hundreds. Il not thousands OF men VINO
put their earnings into tho railroad when
he and his associates cObblcd. colonel
Brice is at present chairman ot the Nation
al Democratic Committee. IL - charged
among men who have inside information
that he wes given this place as y piece OF
consolation for having put up big sum OF
money IN the last campaign. and there are
not ten men on the committee who
have the rcmotost idea that colonel
Bnce will be chairman Of the commit
tee in 1892. He VIII have nothing
10 10 on the committee between now and
1892 and ii he is defeated for senator us
name VIII not be mentioned for chairman
again. General NcMahon and Judge
Senev are regarded rs tie ablret and most
deserving fQen N the race I'D Ohioi Guy
they arr comparatively poor men. both
havr served with GREAT distinction IA
Congress. and Judge Scncy j. now
tho leading Democratic N mber Of
the House from Lis state. From what
can ic cleaned % the nations capital u
would be- GOOD news ior The average Demo
crat + the ro alt OF the Janufy caucus
should he adverse go Colonel CALVIN >.
En1l. His election. ~ the opinion OF tue
Democrats converted with. would give the
party Ia Ohio a blow from winch It could
not recover IN many years. II Doodle"
ls kept Cut of fh's contest and come
good man is elected ou his merits TIE
chances Of holding the State IN 1851 would
De excellent. and should Hon. jamos l..
Campbell Dee reelected Governor in his So
cond race he would in all probability 10
The Democratic nominee fer President
IN 1852. thus trou .errrg the Daitie-
arl the West. and there would be-
lee danger Of defeat tlau II the
party had 20 suffer o. usual from TIE local
contests 0f New York city and the h-it
between the Cleveland and Hi factions.
1uc talk IN Washington is that these two
factions will cook Rev Aurhs chances Tor
tine nomination ,n 1872. and as ..r. Fowler.
a now Democratic member o. ton"ro 8
from New jersey. remarked on saturday,
o. If Campbell carries ONO again nl'Jl the
Democratic ticket ~ l5c2 is quite apttO be
Tor President:
janice T.. Campbell. Of Ohio.
For Ncc-Presijant
Icon Abbott. Of Now Jersey
cnADY's DrATH.
Bulletins announcing the death of Mr
Henry vs.. Grady. of The Atlanta Co0s'hf-
G1u. were displayed IN front q oil tho
uewsp.p.r offices here ct au earl" hour
this morning. Among public mon aud
newspaper correspondents eeneTailN tAe
most sincere regret was expire ed over tho
uuilmclg tahnc-oH az thi- brilliant editor
md orator Just before making his recent
Boston speech SIR. GTady was in Washing
ton. H. was then the picture of health.
some of his moro inumeto friends think
that hr contracted the disease during his
trip 10 New England.
Err. Lco Vhcat. of Clarke county, has
been in the city for several days and lCtt
ior home this morning. ~ came here 90
attend thc concert given FRIDAY evening M
honor OF De opening 90 the Lincoln Music
N.n. The great bo.ton Symphony Or
chcetra was the leading attraction.
aul fle Virginia lnu Glover remark It
yesterday thrt whenever th1t orchestra
was $40 Washington it w..s Impossible t"r
bin 90 rouG.l arFv. -Hc lrnhf-nirlt
concert was tur %. ualr1t OF the Chill
dren's Hospital and among tie p1irono- 80
were Mr-. Ihu-bDr, OF Nov York. who
took III. lo4d'ur pert ll making 10
success financially. Nrs. luurHer
isa la,.g of lar.c wealth a"l spends more
money ou music perhaps than any one III
America.
Landlord. of Iy-cIiura, and =. Il. Nn-
mack, oi Richmond. ore at tho Metropoii-
=. VI. Boyle AMI william j. Shepherd, u
the University of Virginia, are 40 the Ma
tional
d. II. Ellerson. Dr.. H. W. Wexford, L. !.