Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-27
WASHINGTON CITY.
eOWOEN BELIEVES IN MAsTERLY IN
ACTIVITY IN THE CAMPAIGN.
Virginia Republicans pivieed-Ths Roa-
nokc Coivention-Biaine Favors Mo
neutrality-suspicious. Embarrassed.

tCorrcsp onience Of the Richmond Dispntch.l
WASHINGTON. ID. g.. September 26.-Ex-
Congressman Bowden, OF Norfolk who
has been III Washington this week, appears
TO have been occupied principally in
stating that the use Of his name in certain
connections was Unauthorized. Hls
coming to Washington was announced in o
talk with him. during which he said that he
was not at the meeting Of Colonel Par
sons's kickers here but an explanation
Of tho use Of his name append
ed 10 the call for the Roanoke
convention may poesibly be had in his
sentence, Il under TODD from Mr. Parsons
that the meeting was for different pug
pose. one in which | am in accord win
lin. ms purpose supposed hy Mr.
BOvden was 10 consider tbs selection
OF some other leader than Malone. with
Nahonc. though, lie believes m mastery
Repupliean inactivity this foil IN the VIZ
gina campaign. Doubtless he appreciates
with Mahone why this ,nlctlylty should
exist. bu' II he does not ne might have
camel RI mixing 10 il last night had he
been prcsen. as advertised at a meeting OF
Virginia hevuDlicans.
VIRGINIA EEPrBIIcays.
4 i4f use 90 Dlo .idlll' III tIA- ADHuffNAtt
was also probably unauthorized. for 1t -
TIA TAI. OF negroes when they meet here
to use some great" name ~ a drawing
card. The use Of Bowlen's name re-
suited ~ fifty men meeting, and Of that
number two were whites. The reason
Why tho meeting was - sma. and why
Mr.. Bowden does no; believe that HepnD-
lcans should make nominations this year
could easily be reco tnizei N the fact.
srlfrh l.v.f,val tIot Ifrpivfu H. ANN hill
cans are now divided into at least five
different camps, all fighting each other
PARsoSs's ANXIETY.
Even this though does not relieve the
erIioI5 mind OF Colonel Parson. of the
narrowing thought that Malone IL schem-
ing 10 rack the Roanoke convention III
MS own interests. lie evidently believes
that Malone works on the principle that
al Is ier 10 love and war and politics, par
tlcuiarlv in politics. In the mean time
true Nrginians are bound To strengthen
and extend their lines. The past has
taught them that thoy cannot afford TO be
Inactive Simply because there is no appa-
rent opp s.t,un, aud those Nirglnians who
happen 10 be IN this city believe that the
, Democracy should carry on the campaign
~ vigorously AZ II MabOno. Bowden,
langstOn. Parsons, aud the rest were
united Iaiu., them.
nLAINg FOR N'KINLTY.
Republicans here are mailing with JOY
the news that Blaine favors tho election OK
Mckinney. In his letter t. Colonel tongcr
the Secretary OF state asserts tnat Nchin-
lev should be elected because OF his pro-
tcctive-tarA platform. That Will be n
sumner for those Republicans who cannot
stand the protective theory and who halt
/ ed the Blaine hybrid reciprocity rs
D g. ma III
u party Of force. still the publica-
! ton of Blalnes letter 10 longer Will,
| they think. cOunteract the effects Of the
! hZzle resulting from the malicious attack
upon Governor CamubelPs personal cha
/ racter. A careiuly-worlcd paragraph evil
IDENTITY INSPIRED SAWS that the Republican
mana crs IN ONO have been ADVISED from
! Washington - that they had better stick 70
! the political issues. This IL quite reason
! abb IN view OF the disastrous results Tor
| Republicans from the boomerang III poll
! tics. Iney need ADVICE from washing
! ton" though rs Charley GrosyenOr, who
/ was sent 10 Europe for the express pur-
| pose Of muzzllng him during tho CAM
| paign, has reappeared and In likely to en-
J barrass the managers by unfortunate M
! tervicws which he Will feel bound III future
TO deny.
ADyICE NEARER THE FIGHT.
| But some time next month advice Will
not be sent from Washington" out VIII
be gwen at first hand. The laborious du-
| ties Of the Secrctaryship OF the lrea ury
make it necessary tor Pulae-Feeler Foster
10 get nearer the patient. and he has an
uounccd his intention OF gong T. ONO
early In October. He wants TO take part
! in the campaign OF education, which, ac-
corhng 70 an interview with HIM, seems
20 consist in the Republican candidate for
| Governor givius an exhibition OF how the
plate /. nade. If he would demonstrate
! h,w old newspapers may be utilized Tor
/ blankets he would perhaps give more salts
! faction TO ms pupl.. but still everything
! GOES, and 80 Mr. Foster will 20 to OHIO.
! HILLS NDTy ~ RE,ULTS.
People who have been deriving satisfac-
! ton from rumur- OF ds,nt isincuOn wlth
/ tho Democratic ticket N New lork VII! De
/ .omewhat abashed by the utterInce fr!-
/ day night of Governor hill that no was
! willing 10 let the results of the campa On
! tins fall in New York be taken ~ the index
J of the results in the pres!dential campaign
I IN this country III 1892. Hi knows wnere:
Of he doth speak, and the Democracy OF
The country have little tear of the defeat
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