The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-20


| Ho then continued: -.
To-day we have forgotten. when we meet
| each other. whether we belong T. the NORTH
or Sonth and on which side OF the Mason ana
| Dixon line we 1.-Two. Not only mat, Dut a.
vine Providence has blessed our country far
more than it has ever blessed any
nation before. Prosperity is Astounding Al
over the land. the South is richer to-day, far
richer than * would have been hut for the
war. lam clad OF il. / do not believe that
there is patriotic man in this country VINO
docs not rejoice in the prosperity OF the whole
country and rejoice at the bihding togethef
OF our people.
When General Slocum had endsd a desire
was manifested 70 hear Mr. Howell
After Mr.. Howelps address President Bel
win announced that owing TO the ateuoss OF
the hour no further speaking would 10 had.
but that O reception Tould 90 heiu AT the
FYecutiye Mansion and that ali OF the audi
ence were invited there 20 personally meet
Governor Hill Slowly the large crowd MED
ont of the theatre and crossed through the
Cantol Park to Governor Mckinney resi-
dence II
Tie distinguished party drove rapidly to
the Executive Mansion ana took ther p'"Ce'
in the reception rooms.
For nearly an hour steady stream OF VS.
itors entered and left the house. and q Governor
Hill shook hands with probably three nun.
dred people The committee s0ou ANNOUNCED
that the hour for departure had come, anu the
Governor and his party lett IN carriages tor
the depot.
MOTHS OF THE DAY.
Hon. 3 y Nunford, who WAS chairman, OF
the reception committee. vas confined TO hls
home yesterday. and his duties deVolVed upon
Nh Wyndham Meredith
There was a good crowd at the depot yester-
day when the party arrived and Governor
Hill was cheered as he passed out Inc st
Mems Theatre Company were also on tho
train and one of them came up the platform
inst after the Governor passed. one OF the
young mon. who had been celebrating too
much. loudly exclaimed: 'B gFasush here
comes old Cleye, too
Colonel Murphy did the honors yesterday
in good style. and the delegation ali spoke OF
his courteous treatment
Tbe marty spent one Of the very pleasantest
hoursof the day yesterday. when they reached
the home Of Mayor EllvsOn. number OF
friends had been invited % meet them, and
splendid collation. was served 20 all VINO were
invited 30 come.
President Kelvin and his corps of workers
arranged everything with great stlctness
yesterday. snd deserve all credit Tor tne sue
cess OF the entertainment
Colonel Morton Mayre was among the lead
ing gentlemen who desired % snake hailus
with the Governor. and his friendship tor
General Slocum compelled him 10 accompany
the party Oh its tour.
K G. Murray OF the Norfolk Landmark.wos
here last night and attended the speeches nj
the Mozart. lie came fQr that purpose ana
will return early to-day
Last evening when Governor Mckinney, IN
the course of his speech. was calling over INC
names of possible presidential candidates ana
reached that Of Grover Cleveland the applause
was very hearty and long-cOntinued.
Editor CLARK Howell, Of tie Constitution,
who is also Speaker K the House Of Dele
Rates Of Georgia. was detained from joining
the party earlier 10y en- interesting event AZ
his house similar 70 that recently coming 20
Mr. Cleveland 1he suggestion at the
banquet that she be named Rnth was met
with hearty applause.
Talk Win Governor Hill.
Governor Hill had just finished his break
fast a. the train left Ashland, and attlred IN
black Prince Albert coat light-gray trousers
and q soft gray travelling hat. he came into
the Pullman and sat gazing through the ram
ont over the brown meadows 70 the changing
leaves of the forests beyond.
A Tfuse reporter appr ached him. and was
received with that kindness which has made
him 4 prime fayoute with all OF the metro
pOltan newspapers
.Yos. / will talk he said What do you
want 10 know"
J want 10 know something Of New York
politics. replied the reporter
well. we are busy with the campaign in
our State and both sides are working hard |
but ! do not think there is any doubt OF the
election of Mr.. Flower our Democratic can
didate There IS OF cOurse. work TO he done,
and | am anxious to get homo and help All
cam
What do you think Of Ohio2 he was asked.
II am certain thatsMr. Campbell Is making a
splendid fight, and ! earnestly hope that ne
is going 90 succeed J DO not believe that
Major Mckinley will make rs good run TINS !
fall as he did last year was out there last !
year and l have, believe some idea OF the !
situation
What effect viii it have upon the election
IF 1892 should Ohio 90 DemO cratic TINS year:
Tho issues presented there now are not
ocal ones ID any extent. and II OHIO goes Ior
Campbell now on those issues can only con
,lude that it would certainly DO the same
next fall. Personally Campbell Is a splendid !
fellow. and ] would be glad indeed, 10 see
aim win. / regret that / cannot 90 o. render
aim whatever assistance ! might. but am
20 busy ia our own state that cannot spare
he time
What about tho next Legislature in New
York We shall get the Assembly again, /
believe. but the Senate will probably DO con-
rolled by tho Republicans. / went up 10
mira tho other day and registered. Do
love every good Democrat should vote as
oast once As lao made the last remark he
miled as If thoughts OF some ~ the IammanY
workers wero in his mind. but he said 10
more.
What DO you think about the speakership
II the next House? 81 am not member OF
he House and nm not disposed - talk much
bout that although have, Of course. my
PERSONAL preferences"
What about Crisp he was asked. NOW
'ou must remember" he laughingly said.
ma now in the hnnds of a Georgia party, and
on are getting on dangerous ground"
You viii be in the Senate next session?
what chances are there for q revival OF the
'orce bilf II do not anticipate that any
Mort whatever will DO made TO bring that
Measure up again.
We're you ever in Richmond bofore2 "Oh.
'es. / was here IN 1911. / was then the
ouucest member Of our Legislature. and was
invited mere 80 an honorary member OF an
dit0rial excursion which visited here At that
ime"
How about your address tonight: Don't
all il an address, / shall simply talk little.
have made 40 preparation 20 deliver any
hing ~ en- address. presume IL will DO non
artisan. but. Of course, you can't toll about
hose things"
Property Transfers.
Cfyof Rictm0nd Sarah and Henry Book
I 70 Virginia VI. Kelley, 70 feet on the south
.de Of Catherine street, s25.
SvdDey H. Clay TO Z. A. Catlln, 1872 foot on !