Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-05-08

pleased at the neglect with which he has
been treated by the party for the dement, OF
which be got him self into all this trouble.
The American Medical Association closed
its session hare to-day after appointing
committee TO report whether or not sur
gsons should accept contracts as railroad
surgeons. aud another ore to petition Con
or. ga for the creation OF q Cabinet position
TO be fila bv doctor
Associate J1st!oe Bradley Of the o. 8. gu
preme Cont has entirely recovered from his
recent attack Of grip. He was skipping
about the streets here to day as actively es
a young man, and his friends say he has no
intention OF resisning.
That Representative Fatq1har OF New
York, republican, doesn't think that either
ex-Presdent Cleveland or President Hsr-
risoa is very popular. is proved by remark
he made here yesterday when talking about
the possibility Of the denomination OF the
former, which was ihas "even Harrison
could beat Cleveland"
Senator Morgan OF Alabama is in the city.
He says be doesn't think the Farmers ALI
area 10 The South Is going to form any third
political party; that most CT its members
came from the democratic party, and Will
probably go back "a 1t is impossible for
southern born white men to become mem
bers of the republican patty, which would, II
1t could, exact the Force bill. MIR. Morgan
also thinks that the senatorial fight 10 Mis-
sissippi, now ia progress between Senator
George and Mr.. Barks1sle. the latter favor
ing the sub.treaSury scheme will result In
the re-section of the former.
Senator Pogh, also Of Alabama. Ia here,
80 hot pcilI no fnilU for the
democrats 10 nominate any man for Presl-
dent ho 10 or would be opposed to the free
coinage OF silver. It respect of New York
politics, be says that Hill is by far more
available than Cleveland, and that Hill Will
probably have solid delegation In the next
national democratic convention, bat that he
fears neither Hill nor Cleveland could get
the upited support Of the democracy OF New
York, and thai, dresGidg that contingency,
the convention may deem 1t wise TO take a
man fcom soma other State, 10 which event
Mr.. Gorman may possibly Oe selected. The
Senator, Ike some other democrats, doesn't
think the democrats are going to have a
WALK over 10 80, and that therefore they
must select their moss svaiable man.
The fac that the Nav YORK Herald of to-
Gsy came out for Baine as the republican
candidate tc. President il 1892 is the subject
| Of q coed deal OF, comment hero. The Her
aid ssys aine 10 The nan who attends 10
business end oET hon3E and who does Dot go
| mssoneraGing a5ou5 the country, telling old
| rebe;s they we're qaita right, calling them
Coufederetes and not daring TO say we were
federals. Neither the Herald nor the repub.
lics q party nor The q, mocrstic party wish
this sort of Pears soap-or-B rooke'smonkey-
hrsud-,hai- wont-waSh-Cothe Individual for
President of this glorious Uuion. Good
| mcrnioa |" 4 report lie Ell pat here, and it e
generally credited, that il will not be long
after tbs PRECEDENT re;arns before he and
Mr. B:sine will bsva 3 serious talk on the
snbi sct Of the next Presidency, the result OF
whiSh will ne Il thorough understanding,
| and. ss consequence, the retirement OF MIR.
Blsiae firm the cabinet. II has already
intima!ed 90 lis friends thai Mr.. Harrlsou
claims los credit of ell the few popular
measures of his administration and attempts
to put The blame Of the many unpopular
ones upon ,hs shoulders o; other psopie.
The shipment Of gold from this countrF
to EafcDe COR this geek will amOu0t TO
about sevsn ullillon Jilar5.
Senator Barbour hGs been In Nav York
for the Iss' two or three days, tut 10 expect
ed back 10 raoTrog.
People rom efont hossi, FlrRioio'
here to-day eGg there vas heavy w0ite
frcsa there this morning. They also say
that the erauod on which atood the farni-
ture factory ehsG was burned thsre last Suo-
day night, is being cleared up, and that the
WORK of rebuilding will be commenced at
once.
The government has nos sent any ship
after the rebel Uhiiian that escaped from
San Diego, a. mons could catch her, but has
te!egrspEsd tho admiral OF the American
squadron now q tbs coast Of Chill to keep
sharp lockout for her and to sink her rGth-
or han lei her get sway. 1t is currently be.
lieved hero 'hst the Gillian rebels have
England st Iher back.
O. s. Davis was appointed postmaster st Hoad-
ley, Prince Will. III county, Va, to-day, vice h.
NJ Davis, died.