Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-10
WASHINGTON.
REFEREE MALONE, THE sDMINlsTRA-
TON BoSS, IN VIRGINIA.
A Harrison Delegation 60 thu Next Ma.
tional Convention from the Old
DONATION.
,rrnm onr Reral.r correanonann,,


WASHINGTON, MAY o.-fhe prevailing
npinjon among public men Of Republican
percussion at the capital is that the Ad.
iuinistraiion has determined 60 do all in
ifs mower 20 aid Malone so that he can re-
main the absolute boss of his party in Viz
r.uia There Is method in this. President
Harrison IS an avOwed candidate for a re-
nomination, and he knows that If Malone
q recognized tha. be viii he able 10 swing
tee delegates 20 the next National Conven-
ton into hnc for the present occupant OF
fl., White House. When the Oklahoma
appointments were made yesterday there
vos supreme disgust among the Kansas
delegation IN Congress because no one
from their State was on the list. The State
a. Kansas really started the boom
thai opened this country TO settle
mont. and has contributed about half
a the present population Of the Territory.
Tho original Boomers" were Kansas men.
md that State has boon regarded NJ likely
j',Iccciye some Of tho appointments. The
dllcust Of the kansans can well be ina
rir,d when they found that they had been
% out in the cold, and that Warren +.
furty. "a friend of the defeated Malone,
} been honOrcd with the marShalship Of
tte Territory. The President. however.
thinks that lie knows what he IL about. and
Ic wants tho delegates from Virginia in
t1o next national convention, aud he be-
loves TINT Malone can deliver the goods
thrreiOre hc has made new covenant with
She little Virginia boss. The Admihistra-
Won has dospaircd Of carrying any of the
southern States ~ the next election. bnt
confidence ~ expressed IN 9lahonc's ability
7 Keep together the fragments OF the party
.g Virginia for nOmiuatiug-cOnvc
purposes. and the President is willing 10
81 Malone have control OF the patronage
q. long ~ be "a willing 60 work It IN be-
Dali of benjamin Harrison. The Prcsidcnt
f.lr- that he can get no delegate from
Kansas and that Is why he has left the
Kansas fellows ont IN tho cold IN the DIS
tr'tuti'n of the Oklahoma Offices. Sena-
i.r Ingalls, IS apt 20 DE a favori'e son when
tlo next convention rolls around. and even
81 hc is not the candidate If his own State
enc President Is quite confident that Kan
"a. wll lot be for Harrison.
GALL FOR TIE "KiCKERs.
1la new aspect Of things viii he pretty
url on Colonel Brady. General GrOner,
f.N'y Lewis. the iost-, fathcr and sou.
ItrmaHs. Colonel VOLT. the Eegborns
q. tuipopor county, and many other KICK
-rr Republicans IN the 0te'e; hut Ma
.t Ia, assured the administration that
Dc r41 SWIM, the negro vote of the State
}.'u lnr. nrd that n ls strong enough 10
,e1i. the thing Whenever a contest is
i.ain for The election of delegates 10 the
IoIt National Convention. From all ac-
counts Malone is also gong 10 name the
.ff'dttps for Congress in every one Of
r.. districts IN the State. and none but biz
'Nu faithful followers VIII be permitted 10
i've the straich;-out party nomination,
O. b, claims 20 be the party still. "A 70
'tD Petersburg district the belief hero
among Virginia Republicans Is that the
Lo4-' VII feel compelled 20 take that
nomination himself in order 90 head OF
tlr " kchcrs.'
AGAIH TIE BLAIR BILL.
Nr. O'DonnCi. az Michigan. chairman Of
gha louise Committee ON Education, was
s,ked to-day 10y the D,sD1ict correspondent
Why lis committee had taken no action on
f.' Blair bin. as had been promised the
fauat.r from New Hampshire would have
t'.n doue before this, and he said 1t was
because two members of the committee
rrDrr dangerously sick Mcesrs Taylor OF
Dno and Grout of Vermont. Mr.. O'Don-
Tfll still lnciinrs TO the opinion that there
vIl Doe action taken on this question be
fore tho end of the present session, but he
i.rlets tiat business $50 crowded and the
bosses are so anxious 20 force an early adj
l0urnncnt that i Is hardly possible that
anything can bc accomplished tins session.
rosT-orTIcE AFFAIRS.
Tho following fourth-class postmasters
were appointed today for Virginia W.
g. Hughes Black Lick, Wythe county, rice
d. y. Walters, resigned j. II. Brickley,
fluch. Scott county, rice Kate Massic, re-
ggned; }. u. Freitas. Tanners Creek.
Norfolk county, rice +. j. Dreamer, re-
Hgncd.
The following post-ofIices have been es-
tabEshcd: Virginia Augusta. Isle Of
Wight county. Albert I. Lee. postmaster;
Goods Ferry, MocklcnbUrg county. Mary
baskerville, postmaster.
North Carolina Chalk Level, Inrnett
county, Mary J.. Alternately, postmaster.
POst-utilce names changed: Virginia
Chesapeake. Lancaster county, 10 Xamuth;
Jack Greek Valley, Frederick county, "
Gore.
FEVAToR DECKS PROBABLE SUCCESSOR.
Ex-Judge Lindsay. who ia prominently
mcnt onel for the Kentucky senatOrship
- succeed the late Mr.. Beck, is a native of
Eockuudgc county, Va, and went to Ken
lucky just before tho war. He has been
she Chief Justice of the Supreme Court Of
that State. and is spoken Of by the Ken
iuckians here u "a remarkably strong and
popular man. If Mr. Carlisle fails TO los
elected II seems 90 be the opinion that
Judge Lindsay viii probably be chosen.
At any rate Judge Lindsay l. looked upon
e. one OF the formidable candidates.
Among the Virginia visitors in the city
to-day are Hon. John +. Ryan. of LoudOun
county Mir. l.. L. GolsOn, of Orange cOun-
~, and Hon. William c. Little. Jr., Of
fredericksburg.