Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-09-16
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TO-. /.-rss,o,d,,,c. Of the Alexandria Gasetse.J
wAsHlReros. D. o., Sept l6. 1881.
Among the strs ogers in the city to-day Is
.r-CIonpreseman Yode1, democrat, OF ohio.
M Yodsr Gays Gov. Campbell Will Dc re-
.Iact.d Governor of his State that the GEM
ocrate theirs are for low tariff, and 30 are
MANY republicans, and that 30 it ls on 'ne
si,gsr question; and that the democratic
atonpsrs will nos lot their repuGilcsn shee2
onists get away from the tariff, but kecp
them to iC, and thereby always have 6hem
al disadvantage He also says the ALI
auce people being for low tariff and free ell
YER will help the democrats more than the
republicans suppose, though there ls no
doubt that the latter are considerably
alarmed.
A letter from COL Moaby to friend states
that he will leeve San Francisco for Wasa-
ineton the letter part of October. He hae
Gaze to argue before the Supreme Court
also one before the Court of Claims.
Tha.e was atiy about the Wnlfe douo0
this morning that has been Missed ior eeVe-
rai weeks, snd the news OF the fFeeiceh's
return resulted In the appearance OF aum-
Der of callers The painters are etlii D.
york On their sea fiods in the mein hail. snd
house-oeaDing ie Ia progress, QUO toe aer'
sons WI } rad business at she White honss
were rot deferred from entrance, ano Voe
P,esidsot's rnorning bOurs were given up TO
Inc callers Attorney GensEal Miller YVES
.be first person to ses the President, aud ne
was followed by ali OF tho Cabinet otncers IN
the CITY scd acting Secretary Wharton.
Senator Colq ai5t of Georgia and ex-senator
Hill we're also received.
If no ri a.
nuhIicaus vac hsid here Iesl night az trst
stated by the GAZETTE. Thst is. q room waa
engaged for ench meeting st the EGbltt
House and some people Wsre IN 1t, oUt very
few. and among them neither John f. Lewis
nor exCoogressmen Bowden and Lt6bey,
whose names appeared among the thtr!eep
reported ae present In the account or the
meeting, as published In newspaper of tnis
city, this morning. As these three were not
present., 1t Is more than probable that some
of the others we're not either, and Indeed
there are Virginia republicans here to-day
who say the meeting was myth. But Mr..
Parsons was certainly there, and according
to him committee ives appointed to issue
call 70. macs convection to be held OF Roa-
noke on the frst proximo, TO abolish the
present State republican committee, eepe-
clelly the craftsmanship thereof, now heio
BIZ Genera! Malone, appoint committee
OF one hundred to take charge OF the psEsy's
ahalrs, and to direct that republican leelsls-
tive tickste be run ln all the counties OF the
State cext November.
Secretary Foster will Issue circular this
atternooa giving notice that no mere bones
Of The a. per cent. lean will be received ior
continuance &C two per cent after the SOth
inst. Bends not then continued will co re
deemed on presentation. The circular will
also ,eVoks tie notice given August "a b to
the sfeot that the assistant treasurer atNew
York vii! redeem Al per cent. bogds on pre-
seEtetion st that place.
4 member Of The AiezGuGsia Real Estate
and Investment Company, here today, says
that Just es soon "a the Washington and Ar
lington Railroad Company shall organize
under Virginia laws and comply with the
terms OF tbeir Virginia charter, which pro-
vides that the road shall! commence at the
foot of King street, Alexandra, they vii!
withdraw all objection TO ita passing through
theiE property az the south end of the Aque-
duct bridge.
Elk Congressman Waddill Of Virginia. re-
publican, is here to-day. He seys De has
seen none CT tho Virginia republicans re-
ported to have attended a Virginia republi-
can meeting here last night, but that even if
chey all were here, and more too, what they
did or did not do will amount to nothing.
He agrees ensteiy with Gen. Malone shat
aotbing Can he gained by running repub-
lican candidates for the legislature
IN bis State this fell, and that
tbs republicans shouId have rest.
he says his county, Henrico, has 800 republican
majority, and united with the alliance would
have 1860. but that for all that tho democratic
nominee will be elected.
1t is said here that the fact that OF 494 dole
gates to the State democratic convention, OF New
York, 245 declared themselves for Fill, and only
SO for Cleveland shows clearly that the OK
President will have only fow friends among the
New York delegates 10 the next national demo-
cratic convention.
Mossrs. 6utter Eorth and Handy, Of the Chicago
fair commission. aud Representatives of prOspec-
tive English and German exhibitors, called upon
the Treasury officials, and subsequently, upon the
President today, TO SEQ il tho provisions Of tho
Mckinley bill could not be so construed as to
leve foreign exhibitors of tho restrictions inn
posed upon them b. that bill. Thcy wore in
formed that recommendations for such relief
would DO made to the next Congress
The reputstion of Virginia has not been i'm.
proved here by tho verdict rendered at Hampton
yesterday.
VIRGINIA NEWS.