Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-09
WASHINGTON ITEMS.
,.,sp-eAsTY MOVEMENTS IN
'Hs A. AeAMA AND TENNESSEE.
.u.,o Policy Of Dividing the Demo-
1,r Wherever PO'''eic-0smssisn
,...neuts where They. Can he Has.
r., Our Regular Corro.pondentl

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......,,..roN. August s.--Among the con-
who are lingering in the city are
~ the Alabama and Tennessee
S'.....,s In each Of these States re-
t.y. been circulated that trouble
"" t. e,uected at the November cleo
S'l Is, account Of the Independent or
,s-,r movements. OF both. The mem-
t..- Alabama and Tennessee admit
...,-.rg,hiug is not as desirable poii'i-
they could wish at present, but
cav .,t believe any serious disahection
ti ..h,u the issues OF the campaign
.'' s,uarcly before the voters by
81 ina the campaign speakers.
''. ruumIcAS PROGRAMME
,,i.ot can be learned the Republi-
IT . the high officers Of the Harri-
tlif ...-,stgafi0n and the National Com
81. IN down o. the local politicians,
t..'' -e9nc bolts and independent
~ ," ... south. aud u can be stated on
,t.-.tc that wherever the kepub-
'.'. . chance 20 divide the DemocTa-
4 -.Yih they will not only lend
o iut Will IN prudent cases
t.' .rr.a1v. The Republicans viii,
.'t tc able 90 raise an enor'
s. ...r4icn fund, and they re-
t.t ...s wear the struggle over the
Question: D, 90 be contest wnich
i.. o.cthcr or not the Mckinley
tt... with ITS burdens and mon
s." -.au continue 10 stand as the
'tt. a.d. 1hc fat-trying" pro-
s| -. p with more earncs'noss than
the protected tavor.tes Will
y uu literally for the Grand
.rr.--.. ., ia the past.
..r LuUBMcASs GRowL
r-rct of Columbia Republicans
,a- loudly. and they are re-
Hagcment from the various
.uous made up of offce-hold-
D.. Virginia association OF Radicals
' regular poW-wows. and they
Itailetodo bic things thisye
The local fellows as well as the
sons demanded that several
r- tr shall be FLIED by Repub-
r..tare now held by Democrats
m t..r are after IN particular IS
tHe chief of police. There
.l.ict ina Washington between
... r..I.- r.l the police. and the he
,.....r. cl.relly want the MAJORS
. .r,atcn not TO contribute 10
-r. % tuud unless certain heads
.......r t., basket IN the near future.
..,r. .>gIs POSTING THEMSELVES.
C.~..,-. speakers in Virginia aud other
.......r states are eager 20 post them
..... ..-.t tl.f have been sending letters
....- .-r.ssmen requesting literature
-t..'.r.1 silver. pension. and various
4, zane. .t.us. Now that the congress
'...- .-,ut from Washington II NAV
..-..- fr. campaiCners 10 know tnat
,-....l ,-Itahly be supplied with docu-
,..... .t they vii write TO the chairman
-.. r.f.f of the Democratic Congres-
,ra. palgu Committee, corner Ninth
.-f streets, Washington, ID. c. This
.-r.r. will d. its utmost 10 supply
.....s,- with sn necessary documents.
-nsE STARTLING FIGURES.
vr T. G. Garrett. one OF the bright en-
t-,- under the Doorkeeper Of the
..-. Isl prepared some very interesting
..-.. trures for the use of Democratic
l.I, showing the amount OF money paid
t.. II.Ulry. 1856. 70 July, 1892. on ac-
...-t .- tensions and soldiers homes by
southern states and for the education
.'f.. red people IN the South, The
t..r-- are startling, especially when 1t Is
r.n..e .--l what tax this has been on
'. southern people, and how little of the
Vas, .um they have had any benefit of.
IrEsoEAL AND PosT-oFF1CIAL.
Nr. ali Mrs. james Il. Fisher leave to-
q -.w for Crozet. Albemarle county,
VI -e they viii spend the balance OF the
ucr.
NJ. service has been established in Vir-
So a- follows
Num Springs 10 Hot Springs, five miles |
.ei back, thirteen times q week from Au- |
.i 10Th 10 September tJth. and SIX times |
-k from October lst 10 June Goth, bv
I "A d. ~ - I'd on and "a
.rs running time each way. From Au-
...t lO, lsJ2. 10 June 3u, 1893.
Healing Springs 10 Hot Springs. three
ls and back. thirteen times week
August 10th to September 3Oth, and
IS times a week from October 1st 10 June
by schedule not TO exceed three
lIt.fs of au hour running time each
. From August 10, 1892. 10 June 80,