Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-28
WASHINGTON CITY.
W w ROLLINS NOMINATED coLLec-
TOR or INTERNAL REVENUE
FOR NORTH CAROLINA
Fave. Holds On Until His Successor Ia
acknowledgements Caruth
Coming-Nirginians,t to
the Polls
IRON our Regular Correspondent

internal revenue for the Fifth district OF
North Carolina. He resides nj Marshall,
Madison county, and it il understood that
has appointment is due largely 70 the infu-
ence and wishes of Congressman Ewart.
This NAV seem strange in view Of the fact
that Joha b. Eayes. the former collector,
rejected hy the Senate. wa a particular
friend Of Mr. Eway' and when II ~ re-
memhercd too that MIR. Ewart fought
go vigorously in the House the Fed
eral election bill measure that President
Harrison is believed 90 have desired passed /.
Mr.. Rollins from all that can be learned
here. does not owe his nomination entirely
10 tho Influence Of Nh Ewart. but was
pretty generally endorsed by the Republic
rAus Of the state. though II is said that IN
making tho selection Mr.. Ewart was prl-
marly consulted and his wishes were car
rrl ont Rollins. u is safe To say. could
probably not have been nominated had not
the Congressman consented.
The appointment IS somewhat Of a sur
rrlsc. especially as II Las been sent 20 tho
senate just before the adjournment. 10
i4. been many months since Senator John
sherman hal John b. Eaves rejected IN
executive session. There was no vaild
reason foT rclcctlng EayCs from pollt-al
standpoint So far rs the Republicans were
concerned. and 10 say the least. there was
a good deal OF dirt thrown upon hiin be-
bind closed doors. and by kepu1hcans,
tao. as the Democrats would probably Just
a. soon have had Eaves for collector as any
one else so long as there was to be man
OF that party in the office.
MAY NOT HE CONFIRMED.
Inasmuch as the President was 90 slow
iu taking action on the case II was SUP
r..,d M to O few days ago that the fIith
district would to cousoIdated with Col
hector Whites district, and that Eayos
would be- made first or chief deputy ant
u4 an Office at Statewide No doubt
Rollins VIII retain Eavos in the service.
Rollins NAV possibly not be confirmed IN
tf next winter. rs the Senate VIII hardly
Lave time % act uron tho case this ses-
s.u ln THAT event Layes VIII hoId on
anti his successor j. confirmed.
Il is stated here that John }. Mott. OF
etnff-yille. one Of the leading Repunhcan
politicians of North Carolina. will proba-
i.v not experience any ecstatc JOY IN the
domination Of Rollins. II IL SAID they have
rot been as thick as two rank North Caro-
Ina Republicans might be.
Al MANCHESTER On WEDNESDAY NIGHT.
Congressman Coruth. Of Louisville, Ky,
today telegraphcd Hon. George y. WISE
th8' # ~ would suit him he lDaruth)
would speak AZ Manchester next Wednes-
3qr uicbt and that he could srranCe the
,~.stirg Nv Caruth was invited 20 speak
D., Nau|hoefer last Tuesday night. but he
cogl1 not then accept. He was a. Orange
C,urtbou.o the day before and had 20
return M once - Washington. Ii tho
"Wednesday meeting is arranged the GOOD
,a.nlo of Manchester viii hear a fine
s,.cb os Nir Carutb il q very active
Democrat. and Is one Of the ahlest men IN
the House Iio takes well with an audi
euro. and u j, % be hoped that the Man
chester Democrats VIII De ont IN force al
thn meeting. Mr.. CuUtl goes home next
Thursday. on Saturday night the LOUIS;
vile Democrats are 90 give mm, GI"hu
welcome aud a big rally is 10 take place
copr Will. HAVE AwAIKOyFH.
.1.:,,.fr.. <. I o,,;s arc "a the effect
ANI re ~ V't ,''' 10, .l H.. ,,1,,,,o+oj
lhdi lir. Ntlh ~. ,'' ~ w. ~" -, Ia
ior 'l-i-' wv -. Tiot ia tLe
NII'" '.s'Il, ~ I.'i'1 i,,s;rces NON If
N'il'' I'D WE. - ,Lo,g
tuat great Guy ~ ~ 40 80 TllJ,
thih any plHcI u. ~ ~ poni,bl,can
LAS '', ,.l. ,r Lv R1ss FiIlrv
nominee f",. "r 'olcoo1 orj
he viii h. emf heavily low the decent
~. ma lt'Ie- DeJ,ocr0i rEepub-
loo, ..r..orl refu.es 10 eupport him and
saw. he must he defeated. Mr.. Cobb is an
evura.i.l,ui. of theSt. Louis Chamber Of
r,'.r,r-e' and thousand votes strong
sr ti.p tb, marty in the city. He would
have Iarton amy candidate hat the Repub-
fi-,ns cn,ilI no.-iblv havo nominated.
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real = OIL 'ue .' 'S ahd,+ tt,o,,t :,
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chthl. a,i i,.s u . "a '', - az ,tro1oi,
li.i4.is.nl iu,,il H. gobb 10 If memory
ID l'o ..' liant correctiv a mn.
GER a. D"i -. ..'',',',,. At e]v rate
I've VI A. r.aroS H., The Sonfbside
ne vas H." 'i- So ITo ,ras q Confode-
'' .ti ~ gay. 80 ,,ior 80 war was over be
my ~ 49, go Nv,ii;or, + Cameron we're
as.,,.e.a1 ,o,eth,~ in Tho uublication Of %
Galv rarer AZ Petorsbure. Whom Mr..
Cameron went over 10 the Republicans
Mr.. Cobb often irc.,cd his sincere regst
and now that the cx-G0ycrnor has cht
ioose from the Eepublcaus because of the
sectional lcgi- latl6n pressed in TINS Con-
cre.s The future CONGRESSMAN from st.
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