Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-27
v,ns 10 got hold Of him to try hin in that


county. 1o,so
the track ct BenniDes' for winter coutse,
Int failed. hsys gore to Baltimore to Try 20
rat the Plmlioo track, neer tbet city. hsu
Sse trscs az she Gsntiemsc'd Diving sssk,
nesr Alexandria, been mile track spo III
coed coaditIcn for immediate oss, they
Woui,i beve poea there.
Meior g. P. BsyIg IF Fauq'liez county,
Vlrginia, is hero to-day. The 3laIor, whose
isfneace p. she departments here Is INFERIOR
20 that of no other Virginia republican, say
he doesn't think The republican oooaression-
nj con9ant;cn TO DO hsld la bis 6i5trlc6 TO-
morrow yjll make uopina,i,r, fox the very
good resscn thet Il IS entirety tco iste 10
make . ceDysa5 tnea would % ensctlte'
When aeked if 10 tibet case Eli. turner. the
Farmers' alliance candidate, wo1ld get me
republican vase he said Nd indeed, ard, sc
far SO his could learn. 90 OTHER vose.
e PROMINENT republican thoeaoider IRON
the 9Th Virginia district hsing tod te-jsy
Ybes Mt IT Bayly tad sEid soous &c ncr
rows republican congressional convention
il that district, ssia the Msjot's sn!ornstit
On tho subisos correspopced exac5!y W'tn
his omn, and that he lad MT eesn Tepuc'
lican who VI ae IN favor Of nonlE alien. ne!
one who wauld vote for the Farmers ALI
auce candidate. He eald there was &c
chance q olectDg republican In that oiE.
,r;ct Bow. esd that II the republicans bsd
any e;ec;icn rensy, they hsd peatsr aaVs II
for uezs year. He also said ttet bad Rs
democratic pri3G;3iss vers, they were iEt'
niIcly bate> than the Wild and nprEoiice'
bic seas mes OF he A;!isEoe. sad hat 60 fat
So be knsT every republican who sheu:o
tske the lrorh:e 70 20 20 The poIs Fou'o
yate f0r Nr. Msrsdi;h, Nho Toa!d bave
5000 ith 1encs Ia Co0gtess In regard to ioca!
affairs, whles farmers Alliance ma q would
nave none, end Do get upon By both parties
President Polk CT the Farmers AllisDca
told DE acquaintance from his own State,
North Carolina, here lest night, that be
us?er had eesn, end ls not pow. 10 favor Of
any third pertg, il either cistsiot, State OF
nsi!onal affairs, but that he would not vote
| sar Mr.. Cleveland II De should be the demo
cratic nominee fox President
! Ths speakorship question is the chief top:
| lc Of conversation among the politiciSos aad
nswepaper psople here to-day, but 1t IL 20
neersr soutien nov THAI 1t Wss two weeks
egg, fer tim verv good re sson that not more
than twenty-five democratic members
| OF tho Houee sre here, and even
some of them will not yet cay whom
they arc for and bat few of those who have noy st
como are pledged. For zach of the other offices Of
the House there are sl:eady five or six applicant:
/ and moro arc d ally appesiog.
| Tic Postmaster General today announce the
acceptance OF bios Tor carrying the United State:
mails on OCEAN routes, TN Ter the post'l subs dy
act of March 3, 1891. Luier this contract The
/ samo ships that are now running on the same
lines will BIO psid Immense sums of money for dc.
| ing exactly what ihsy are doing now without sny
| subsidy.
The o2ly Virgins representative in Congress
| here today ia Mr. Gaorgo Wis,, from tho Rch-
mond district. He Is in favor Of MI. Mills fol-
Speaker who, says ought to, srd will b, elected
| Among the stranger in tho city 10 dsy is Mr.
Boyd Barrett, formerly of Loudoen county, Va,
moro lecontly proprietor Of the old City Hoto il
| Alexandra, and now o prominent democratic
1oli::can in tho nsw State Of South Dakots.