Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-11
WASHINGTON.
MALONE Will MAKE NO CONTEST
EXCEPT IN THREE DISTRICTS.
yyiu lie Have Co Surrender to Lanyston .
Where Ase tho kiekers '->enafor
Daniels silver speech.
,rrnm onr p.rnlAr corresronaon,.l


wAsRrNaroN, july 10. Many Of tho Vir-
GINA Republicans who came here 70 attend
the Malone meeting are lingering IN the
CITY. and there j. much interesting gos-
rip in consequence Of thor presence
The preamble and resolutions referred TO IN
yesterdays correspondence were given out
last night hy General Malone, and the plan
announced in advance IN the Dispatch wil
be carried out. The boss is going TO SIM
ply surrender IN All OF the VI
linia districts except three, and possoiA
four. In order 60 try 90 create the nnpieS-
sion IN the North that there can be no iaif-
ncss la an election contest Ia the Ola 1pm-
,uonwcalfb When Mr. Cameron was Gov
eruor Of Virginia lac Indignantly aehie1
such ISLANDERS as these, ana CaintT0.,H W.
then ia Office as q result of his ANIMATION
with the Malone party. though OF course
he soon broke with that crowd when nc
was fair-miuded enough % repe the toui
charges against the best people OF his own
State.
MALONE or IANgsTON. WHICH,
There has been q powerful gathering OF
Federal otiico-holdors from Virginia mere
this week. and not word Of protest from
any Of the higher powers ID Washington
Prom an parts OF Virginia they cOiue 10
reeve NIA'lN NItEi tilN NtfrTH tiNN4 aa-t..'tt
j. m complete control OF al that ls ieit OF
tho part, IN Virginia. but the indications
ere that be VIII have % lock horns win
LaucstOn in the next few months 10
determine whether II shall be Boss Ian =
stOn or Boss Malone. If laufston E'tS
the seat in Congress and can secure an
other nomination IN the Fourth district,
of course he Will be the real leader Of the
party. and tho "pO' whfto trash VIII
have 20 hunt their holes aud allow the ne
grOos 90 run the whole thing.
The inquiry rs heard hero every daY,
"What has become OF the other faction IN
the Republican party Of virginia lea 10y
General Gronerf' Noneof the - kickeIs
were bore TO ask for reinstatement, and tie
indications are they viii havc TO Keep MP
their fight, as Malone will not receive any
olive branches from that crowd.
10 10 Up LANGsToN.
Nnhones committee appointed TO do up
Iangston and 20 prevent ms beng gwen
seat IN the House has been hard az work
among tho Republican members OF thaC
BODY. Just what success they are having
cannot vet be learned The boss has taken
oG his coat and his friends say that he VIII
leave 10 stone unturned 20 carry ms point
SHALL TIE ELrcrIoY-LAw PAssf
The Republican senators will soon de-
eide whether OF not they shall attempt
u pass this session the Federal election
bill. II they hold caucus and n is m9ie
a party matter aud forty-three Re
uublcaas say they favor the proposed
law. then they will try 10 put 10
through. II cannot be done how
ever. without long fight as no
one now believes that the Senate rules VIII
DO changed o. please the lioar- and Chand-
lers " liartfOrd-Conycntlon' Lodge mas
lust expressed the confident belief M Mas
snchusetts. where he is now soIournlng.
that the bin will pass the Senate. and Boss
Reed, backed ty the President, Is dong
Oh ho can 10 have the Senate pass the
Infamous force bill The Democrats
are not certain Of anything at
present. and therefore they are taking no
chances. They are debating every hlng
and are not going 10 be hoodwinEed. lt
the majority propose 10 pass mat MI famous
bdl they viii have 60 do it by changing the
time.h0n0rcd rules of the august senate.
II begins 10 look as If Congress Will re-
main IN session for month or SIX weeks
longer. An adjournment can be reached
by August 1st II the Republicans VIII
agree 10 postpone the election bill.
SENATOR DANIEL CoMrLINrNTED.
Senator Daniel is receiving the highest
praise on lis great silver speech IN the
Senate Yesterday. lie has made three sill
Yer speeches this session, and holds now
that if the hill is passed in It's present
shape. with power given the Secretary OF
the Treasury 30 discriminate against silver
in favor of gold, there viii be no silver
coined. The Senator has been hitting cX-
President Cleveland some hard raps be-
cause Cleveland was the friend Of the gold
bugs and opposed % silver.
Senator Daniel considers silver the |
greatest question now before the American |
people. and insists that free coinage viii |
come later, even though the gold-bugs are /
now holding "a temporary advantage.
The Democrats are making II very warm |
for the Republicans in the House, and |
nearly oil ot to-day's session was taken up |
in roll-calls. Boss Reed falsifed the jour !
nal Yesterday IN counting a quorum and |
the fight was to correct the journal.
FAVORABLE BrroETs.
A favorable report was made to-day to |
the Senate on the bill of General Lee that /
recently passed the House appropriating |
$1,000 for the construction Of macadam- |
ized road from Alexandria, Va, 10 the |
Federal cemetery near that place.
\ favorable report was also made 20 the |
Senate on the bill for the relief of the |
Methodist Episcopal church at Martins
burg. ". Va. The amount of damages TO
the property and its occupancy 10y the |
Federal troops during the war is placed. |
however. at $1,000 instead of $3.50 as
asked for in the bill as introduced.
POSTAL AFFAIRS.
Rose 4. Prevatt was to-day appointed |
fourth-class postmaster at Gray Creek, |
Cumberland county, n. c., rioe j. b. Vii |
Lams, resigned.
The following post-ohices have been es-
tablished IN Virginia: Cherrystone. North |
ampton county, Matte a. Jess postmas- |
ter: Golddale, Orange county. Richard L. |
Jacobs postmaster.
The name of the post-ofice at Old Iick-
orv, BotetOurt county, Va. has been |
changed TO Springwood.