The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-05
VIRGINIA NEVER TIRES.
-.,rEF>IDENT SAYS NJ WTLLGKT
0rR >H1BE ~ AND ~.
81, Assure. Nr. Marshall That lie Hasn't
,.,.ottcn tho old Dominion The
I,ucbture rostmastorship.
qnys rrrrtu. BMlrY BUILDING.
M..-LN.-uN. Mnv I. 1893. J

CD as politics is concerned, is no
.. go ran Democratic postohce
....-...a would be Go swap with Peter
..tl... me Keys OF the golden gate.
v... Mclaughlin was appointed
...-o of Republicans. iucensed at their
.l.. representative, came up here and
r.l ...re.s against him. These were
4........t.r that made even old Zion
... .... Waaamakor clasp his hands
,..e. y and looking up into the
,.,.-s declare ho would not commits
- .m Fog nine months the con-
f-...m hun. FIRE. au4 although, on
l.... Muhone had iudorsrd him, the
f.r.r clement iu the party protested
Al ..reth. through thc mterposiuon oil
I...nus Collector hcHauH, tolonel
r.lv came to the rescue, ana "a com-
l.ed n.ht Was made uuoh fFtsiaen'
IIsrrfsUn The President insisted upon
ina arroirmDut. and Honest John
washed Ms hands of the deal ana ac-
ceufed tle determined wish OF ihe ln-
advised executive. Mr. McL1 "s l,'iu
et.t.l in mis- cily some weeks as) that
he expected o. hsnt tp b. 'Hue ul.'i, ''''',, },
and did not expect o. last imfty dayo'
I-.Iuiru with tnc time of his conhfina-
t... do. frrm of Air. Mclaushiin Would
,.t .,uire until May 1890, bui ii removals
- ...r fa Doc made ou account ot per-
....... partisan activity and oiner thlhtH'
f..II probably he removed "l'Nih " Wy
.. umr Do is u very b'h'.al sem"
t..I courtesy n.t i' h''p l'lS'
Ill te I.me office ul "a senator wa" ID
... ..uI.F u.l,tlhIe to that senator.
D. 1U Nr.eht representing ths
r-a.g OF iAUrnhure. arrived mere
-... evening. an. to. d4y presented 10 ine
I..... ..sf.r-Grutul 70 BUDGET oi papers
r.|.a t0 t.e removal of Mr. McLaush-
It'd. .Ui.h o. thr casual observer Would
r. entirely sufficient 20 accomplish the
necessary purpose.
-. PAPERS were in The form Of specific
0..r..s. and were supplemented hy news
,...r CLIPPINGS aud documents issued by
rr Mclaughlin as chairman ut the exc
...ra E.puh. .1u committee, Ihey aIso
Included recital of the manner IN Whlch
d.. dismissed tle Democratic lciter-car-
lrs lv thc ara of his hr1ihrr-ln-.dW'
lrr Thomas SrINnn. ant are aI signed hy
N- john a. Davis. OF Lynchhurs.
.fr Wright has been actively Identified
with the Democrats ri Lyucnblfe. lie
WAS president off Democratic club in
1855 and f.s and WAS strong bncker
of the Cleveland sentiment being ON very
cordial personal terms with the President
Senator AI.N Mcdonald. arrived last
evening and both are REGISTERED at the
Neroro''fau Senator Daniel viii remain
until Saturday.
lr Mcdonald is SON an active candi-
date for tha mimi ft.relip Orb Persia. ana
rf. v.t to ffH White House This moru-
l.r made lis claims stronger than before.
captain Ham fheun.ri and Colonel
ru Smith came uu from Warronton
morning Captain Shounerd seemed
confident as ever of Dis appointment
revenue c0I'.o ofor, and said That nDth-
ir H.uil ha dome uuti fle commissions
800 7.ph s.. Miller ~ West Nirsiui1.
arrived Ar. Miller has been il for the
r.t 1850 weeks lut is now daily ex-
Irf h0re. and Captain shcpperd says
r h. ll- recommend IItnns very
after he takes up the duties OF the
Hu.h.r 2lr Miller win make HIS re-
.W... ti0rs over fhc Stutes. without
being Influenced Oy the papers fled with
f il. I.nt. ls matter of conjecture.
Fl. more than likely that AIr.
Cleveland win personally make some
f Ht-ty SUGGESTIONS as 20 many Of
t utmDnte.
'r- uan Marshall had fin tow to-
zion from Bristol. who. with
lH .u.lnri iu trying 10 convince
re .sfmastDr-Geueral that the post
0H.. at Bristol should be Vire,nia pa-
f.-.. aul not .9 as formerly. d, Ten
I... vls quite delegation Of Vir-
E. 10 I- White House This morn-
l m.re in act. than have visited These
sIr. precincts il quite a while. Nari-
oIs m0r... took fbln there Inn mostly
i.e D'.. tl he gwen to the Ole State.
or.vfIr. r. pr..fl.nt as much of 1,ta
FL. .f. II ..rIrl tha earl, daVs of the
administration Drfieutfv made its inn
PRECISION m tn. President. and his greet
iUe nf those uIY called To-day was most
cordial and nuts at rest the fear ev-
pressed hr many that The state WAS 10
Ia. left ouf an fl... ,.,,.1 1..I
r...,...r..,. tl...,,. NIL ~ Tho
~..h district srri,..5 b.re iast riebt
sr.- tl,.. ~, 49,. f-[,, a..
.t. t.,i.... ,.i.t.h tf.,a f..' ,,.s 49,, a.,
Nu ., a. ...' r., C. 80 +sn
l.-.I,f.,. ~. 90 ,t.l. f,...-i,..,. IL ,...,.
MT ....,,,.,,,i.t f,. ana, ore 1,,t rre-
,-+.4 -ba ,ar,o If C,lorrl Nrsr.h,u
H.~ of etalinton for cone,l at r}er.
r mr. Cleveland gave AIr Tucker
or attentive hearing and promised 10
r.. n. claims of Colonel Hanger due
Consideration
a C...... =
W N.r.bau az the ninth district got
hu n. Presidents Office before Nr.
Tucker f.r rrhev had with them State
Senator Alexander Mcdonald. of lynch
f.-. ,.t. is ,,n a,,rlicapt for the place
of,r.I...- 49, t'rsi1 Ar cleveland vas
r.-.. .,I..e.,t a. me nentlomop. and said