Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-21
rIGULY GRATIFIED.
srpe FEELING OVER THE RE-
fFA' or TIE oeeT CONFERENCE.
.fthe Governor. sr. oardwsii' and
'i'"' y.,able-Ths Interest Charge
c,o.ratu,atorT Teiegrams.

... ,o.nlt a. the debt conference was
i1' ..,;o of convorsation in oil circles
o. q, ,,,aad yesterday, aud there was
= onipion expressed. That was
o., Taarsday was q reo-'e''e' uAS '0i
'r ao,srnor in conversation with a
I .sporter reiterated his profound
l.,aa al the settlement.
r.., Garawell. of the commission.
>'... r hls opinion there would be not
o. tr.shie about the recommenda-
-. commission going through tho
...a Ga Thursday, ho added, tele-
l-- ..--eG in upon the mmlssion
..-ts ot the state an1loGsiy IN
s.-. q tlTe was any epance on an
,.tbe rest az Virginia was in
,..,5 tbc feeling IN Richmond.
IL. .fat the enthusiasm through
j. ...ta would override any possible
r tbst might arse.
viLLBE ENDORSED.
,,... A. T.. Youablc. Jr., secretary OF
y, ...rIa Agricultural and Mechanical
,.d state business agent of the
Alliance, expressed himself as
r-..-sd with the result, and felt
r.. .r.1a Of the conference would
a.-B by the Legislature. Every
..t hc Oicutt Committee made u
-..f.ralie impression upon the COM
'...tt WAS shown during the con-
,ra erroneous figures that we're
..s ra,arliur the amount OF money
i'.-t.fa Treasury, and which placed
....t entirely too high. lie replied
r.s eIaI there was that much
.r t.a treasury, and he wished It
r.. .. o state could not be run
'4. ,5u,,y Tho surplus, however,
.....vth which no had nothing to
ID. g.. lore o. see how much the
.a Wore auie 10 pay, ard no recog-
r .r.t fhpy knew hundred times
about these affairs than ne did. A
...r condition OF the Treasury would
.r.-sase hl- demands one cent.
... oLl1TI's LIBERAL VIEWS.
r..-.ta.r sautlcmGn he remarked that
..ftl.. want one taretooted boy Kept
......rr'. one luuatic deprived Of the
..r. ..rf1rts and attention, or one
...I veteran left uuprOUdsd for.
-..rt.. conference was over and the
t..... ..tt.amsut had been reached he
..T-t.tll hc had thought 10 could
...a continued without increasing tax
..-r camping the machinery of the
,.,.r-rru. ue would not have accepted 1t.
HIiT TREY WILL OFT,
&. stated 10 the DISPATCH Of yesterday
g.. ut.r peUple represent IN round
..--.. pII. .uoJ Of the S25,OOO.O0O Of oD-
.-...rs .g'-'aEdlng and IA default. Ihey
..t.L-- 9f the $4,000. 900. and the re-
D. U..f.l 10 t.ufI.pufrnh f4r
... ...,.re 1i the securities should they
-,r }Ir. Dlcott said Thursday TO d
r..,-.r r..oft.r that ho believed the
-....r t..e outstanding obligations bis
-..... controlled was practically all that
,s.. .. heard from.
..r.pmUm amount Of annual interest
,..-.s '..t the Commonwealth can be
t.G.p.l to meet, even should all the Sc
...,.., .. presented for exchange, is fOI
p. Gf.' ten years as follows:
...I .alA.ebergeis az ) per go.
... ................ .................8l .8lSO,uOu
..J new bonds at per cent. 3sO,OOC
.trs-anuum......................e5GO,OOC ,OOC
..t- rr ninety years succeeding
srH..II ldliiobcrgor5 at per
.... ....-.,... III lhJ.uVt
81. 10000 ucS bonds al 3 per cent. j1O,O0t
NI4.IA HIIHsass o. = WV
HELD nY CoLLEoE5.
tbs calculation does not include the
su. per auuum interest on bonds held
t..l...- and colleges, but tins rs regard.
4, .l tho light of an annuity than an
a,re. .aarge on the public debt, and is
riI other expenses provided for in thf
...rl revenues of the Commonwealth rs
.s.... .Iam the revenue applicable Ia
...-... mother words. the way ls clo0r
...'.a s.ttlvmeut To- meet the interest
rtsEoGlcUtrger and the new bonds
s.., increasing taxation or interfering
E.. ...... aud college securities or the
rr..rr.nIuot of the government.
...t Garden lett for New York yes
t-.s..t.tlouu. Thursday night he tele-
... ...I tIr good news 10 General Ft2
Jean. -tyfdiy morning received the
..r.s reply:
DIsso0w, Va, November 20, 1891.
b. r gr..a, FIchdHgS Hofel, Richmond, Va!
-..-. received. A s,trlemcut Of tho state
..t. .r..HI rul- rnci brings countless bless
..... 4.'urr prosperity % Virginia beyond
". Dnfo church with me ON Thanks
...r4.r fITz LEE.
.IuS rAFUS AT nUENA VISTA.
lr noon Governor Mckinney re-
rrIt.s telegram from Buena Vista:
a.s.A VISTA, VA, November 20, 1891.
-f.. .I o.. W. NrE EHnel, Richmond, w.;
#.s meeting OF the citizens OF Buena Vista
r.ft. .Hr. by A. 4. Barclay, &. Is. Grever, D.
4. -osw, d. Is. DugEer, z. L. Wit, and
...-- .. secretary Was directed 90 send you
'. wing. We congratulate ycu ON the
Hr....i 1l he debt. This marks now era
'...s..- j. ID. ANDERSON, Secretary
I.e NHArCU's special from Buena
|ar.a,yrl last nirht gives the above
'..sH fr the Governor aud adds;
....f. TItr urH iS cAprctfed here at tho
..s. .t.enrl' ~ the veXCi question aud the
. ....u- is tuat the old Commonwealth Is
s.... '. H.-lu lie anew
ITEuENr ErmALL's CONGRATULATIONS.
.af night hjs Eycellency received the
W.- telegram from President KIM
a... Il t.e Norfolk and Western railroad
IutAnELPmA, November 20, 1891.
. .E H. AeEUneH Richmond, Va;
Congratulate you nnd tho commission on
f..I.t % .e'tiem-ut Of the State debt. This
.- another stop forward, and places virginia
go li.r.I.r q luaUclal strength a. homo and
sr Do ltuN give an additional impetus IN
'.'.. luaur " tnc state and be o' inest-