Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-06
WASHINGTON.
A FULL MEETING OF MAHONe,S COM
MlTTeE ON TUESDAY NEXT.
Tho Boss VIII still Continue to Die
tate--Thc Party Poiicy-The Demo
cratic National Chairmanship.
From oar Recnlar NORTHUMBERLAND

pinia Republicans say that the meeting OF
their State Committee here next Tuesday
night ~ Chamberlin's will bring good at
tendance. and that the members who cannot
be on hand will be represented by proxies.
General Malone. of course, Will be the
ruling ap;rit. and il lsunderstood tina, even
should he not remain at the lead of the
committee for the pending campaign he VIII
dictate the policy and VIII take care nOt TO
LET tho kickors IN the party get control OF
any of the machinery. MahOne has had
the ear OF the President and has bad All
the patronage ever since his crushing de-
feat for Governor last wear.
TIT HFAUsMAN GoTs.
II is thought that General Garrison will
Quit the Post-Office Department by the
middle of the month and unless the
Administration can unload Secretary
Noble, Of the Interior Department,
so as 10 give the Iowa man that
portfolio General CiarksOn Will return
to his editorial duties 81 Des MONIES or get
into some other newspaper. There seems
10 boz no doubt that Harrison would Ike to
got rid Of Secretary Noble, but the MS
sourian does not take a hint. and Of course
Harrison cannot very well demand ms
resignation.
some of tho Democratic congressman
who went TO the big Jammanv celebration
in Now York yesterday have returned;
I hey had O most ENJOYABLE time and FOUND
tho enthu iasm of the Iammany people
greater than If has been for many years.
CAPTURING THE MKT HOUSE.
II matters not whether tho force bill
passes or is defeated IN the senate, the
democratic managers OF the cam
paicn feel certain OF capturing con-
troll of the next House, even should
the conspirators steal here at Washington
some Of thesouthern districts. Tie Demo-
Gratis will make gains in New y Ork, Con-
necticut. Massachusetts, OHIO Peunsylya-
min MARYLAND. Iowa. Illinois. Missouri,
Wisconsin. Michigan: will hold their own
IN most of the other northern ana western
States. and here ana there pick up q district
that the Republicans have been carrying
by small maIoritles.
CONGRESSMAN Flower. who is chairman
Of tho Democratic Committee, has never in
bis life lost n fight and he has successfully
managed several campaigns. lie IS deter
mined not to lose this one.
cAmpBELL vs.. CLEVELAND.
Well-informed politicians hero declare
tbat the movement started to freeze Sena-
tor-elect Brice out of the chairmanship OF
the National Democratic Committee, start
ed by the New York Times, personal organ
of Mr.. Cleveland. means that the
ex-ProsIdent and his friends realize
that Mr.. Brice Is too thick with
Governor Campbell, Of Ohio; that II
Brlco Is not put down he will be IN favor
Of Campbell for President, provided tho
latter carries Ohio again next year. and that
the ficht of the Times on SIR. Brice would
never have been commenced but Tor ms
interest in Governor Campbell's political
future. The mean attack Of the Iinfs on
the chairman Of the committee has made
former opponents of the Senator-elect
from Ohio turn around and become his
friends for the reason that ardent Demo
Gratis do not want Mugwunps to dictate
the policy Of the Democratic party.
-HE co WRIGHT BILL.
An effort will be made within the next
two weeks TO call up in the House the
newly-drawn copyright bill, but 1t can DC
said right now thstit will have poor show
of passing. as the sentiment the west and
South. without regard 10 political division,
is against the enactment of the proposed
law. 10 will be hard to keep quorum
present. and this will give the opponents OF
the measure q great advantage.
Among Nirginians registered at the
Metropolitan are ". VI. Nelson. OF Salem;
+. b. Ludwig. Of Roanoke; Postmaster j.
b. McCabe and Miss NJ. McCabe. OF Lees
burg: ID. d. Bacon, of Salem; ); I. Iay-
Tor, i. A. Hamlin, and j. =. Williamson,
Jr., of Danyille.
j. Il. Murphy. Of Burlington, n. c., is
also at the Metropolitan.
PosT-oFFICE AFFAIRS.
J.D. Bourne was to-day appointed fourth
class postmaster az Jonathan's Creek, Hay
wood county, n. c.. rice II. Is. Moore, re-
signed. post-oflice has been established
a: OVERLY. Prince Edward county, Va,
with Thomas W. Vaughan az postmaster.
The post-oflice at Pleasant Oaks, Greenes-
vile county. Va. has been discontinued,
10 take effect July 3D.: mail to Brink.