The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-31

w,mNaroS, D. G.. May go Special
There has beon some gossip here to-day.
although So was Decoration day. The atter.
bv the way. although the weather was tne
and cool. Was not as generally observed as u
has beou in years past DECORATING was' in
fact confined mainly to Grand Amy posts.
peaolo asa rule went ont oi town on etcnF-
s.ons With politicians 1t was d.aeFeAl'
Yhev circulated around tho hotel ioD-
lie. and talked and talked ibis was
particularly tie ease with 'N'
town hotels I0 the Af-n-,o" 'o""'
was where most Of thom found lAef way
The ereat Tom Ilatt. of New ork. was tieIe.
He 81. supposed o. know SODA otnne oi t"o lA-
tentons of SIR blaine. lie was much sought
after but he wouli not talk 60 newspaper
mea Ho received number oi alt-iiarrson
mon. lut lt le said anYtLnt o. tnen thAt
was important and true lt ian NOT deNeioIru.
Ile chances ale that Do od not me
chances are also that even tie great ilati ls
uou.re iu tle confidence O.. Mr. Elaine than
any other uan. llo Is against laTson that
.-.N That BE and the rest Ot them are stiA
four1eriue around looking for somebody
with whom t0 beat Harrison ls evident That
they laNe htA.ee "4lA l"el" S"sl, ~ @ D'' "
thi"- o. snow, I..n' ''.-''t ~ ' 80. .,.''..,i
opinion to-day. ll fact t was Harrison
dav. The hurral Tor Blaine is not however.
the least b,t ubated. lut 10 is hurrah stilI
Before the auti-ilaulsou people can do much
against uhii9.h "f u9'D7
name t1ey Wih hhNe t' s"o" 7'i''o
tnihg tangible ana LeHei"t
thought now tNgt iD,y .Ie "Do''S H.,
mi. fg.t tG. tf,rnean0i. l'ouvenfIon would
90 was more talked cf than tho possible out
come at Chicago because tie Republicans
meet first
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but still there was ROo4 ocal oI ihiA huolt
the Chicago event. lts character can he
summrd up in few words. To was thnt
Cleveland is stronger t0-daY than ever before
and that Doc De- growing stronger every hour
Predictions of Lis choice 0u the FIRST ballot
Uere very general. 10 looks to-day to be fne
most probable timing iu the world that the
leaders ln the impending campaign VIII be
che same That they We're in 1858.
Tho lerlrs f.r Alrneau uOls Will common
tomorrow There Will be senators and meme
ters among those who Will start for the Tray
tlere. There VIII he many more senators
90 Minneapolis than there were at Chicago
four years ago. but there will not No
by % most considerable number as many
members OI tle House tlore. As fa. as
learned 800 me uber of the administration will
Doe no the party 's convention. lt IS singular
fact tlat more newspaper men VIII 20 t1
1mcaZo from here lAHn I'd 4l9ne neaio.l'.
h'- eNiaehee7 lNe SnanEe ""'c- "'' CONS
over lue He"7n"i'eI -i"'oi ".'5 ".'
A't 'oi5 "'"it eo'' "- '""
cans lh H'" pai9I ih d, 'uo I''''''"l '"l'--
iai were aD' w tniee 10 -Fol5 '''l.y i'' '.i
~a-e4 iA s'h.'Ai worn NO" t"o b'-o-i"'7
are ln the haI'Illy.
Gf>rHu urNI0N's ArrusrNr<r.
Tbe .o,o.,tr,ert n coror,I rpno Uunton
es -,erarlr d. -uereei the into senator Bar
I..r ,ya. verv vel received in tins city.
where General Huuton has been so long and
s0 favor4b'y known. both personally and pro-
fes4iouauy as q lawyer General Hunton
stands IN the first rank at the bar here. which
ls Ole o.. the strongest ID the United states.
Isis old associates ln Congress are gratlhed at
his return % public life. His services 90 bis
Stateand Co h.s party. as Wei as 80 the country
generally. have been extremely valuable. As
a.member of the Judiciary Committee of tie
House. General Hunton loft the impress o..
clear and logical miLt upon TIE statutory
Legislation ot the country. Ills legal at-
taumeut arc vide aud varied, Hnd 10 was in
recognition oi this fact that bee was appointed
q mcm er of tho Electoral Commission,
which Wts crerted to determine tue presl-
.r. It ..I