The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-30
THE RURAL DELEGATES.
rgr ELECTION or THEN BY MAG
fSTERI4L DISTRICTS
IN. Most Democratic Metbod-Tbe Presi-
dent Preparing for Trip 20 Buzzard's
Bay-Otber Capital News.



nai convention by magsterial districts.
This is certainly a Democratic way. and
manner iu which the sentiment Of tho
people is thoroughly tested. This method
m nearly every case procludos the posi-
luty 20 instructed delegations. and viii
make lively contest when the fight be-
gins al Rlchmcnd in August
Sir. j. r. Jordan. Of Pulaski county,
hl0 De- prominent candidate for the
marshalship OF the Western district, left
for Dds home tonight There is but little
Coubt tlat Dr. ems change is made i'm the
SLATE Endorsements that SIR. Jordan viii
figure iu the compromise. The appoint
meat OF Captain Shopperi seems 10 be
generally considered as well determined.
ana upon This fact Mr.. Jordans friends
urse that the marshalshp should come
from Che Southwest. Mr. Jordan rs well
known throughout the state. and was a
delegate 90 the last National Democratic
Convention ana has tho good VIII OF
number or the COnsressmen who voted
in the delegation conference for Alr.
Low, OF whuu they had never heard.
simply under the circumstances. 10 is
well known that Mr. Jordans individual
work among The delegates at Chicago
was recognized by Mr. Whitney and his
hcutenaufs and has been presented in
proper shape to AIR. Cleveland.
About tle middle of next month there
viii hc Il gathering ~ two old Virginia
families in the state. The occasion VIII
De the cemeuune OF ties that viii bind
them in closer relation than does the
fact th1t the members OF them were
prominent iu al Of the events that 20 ~
make the early history Of the State tho
most famous ~ tho country The two
families to Doe united are the Wirts and
the Washinetous. the members VINO ..m
wed being Miss Agnes Writ and Mr..
George Washington. Of Caroline. The
cent estate of the Wirts in Westmore-
land county. and viii Doe celebrated in
old ST. Peters Church. where Washing
Ton himself once worshipcd The Gather
irg win he one of the most notable
affairs nf the summer
Mr. W B. McNaUI Of Nobroel,a for-
merlv of WASHINGTON county, ~, ,,
to-day appointed as special examiner of
the Chippewa Indian lands. He was
iUd0rsed bv the euffr. N.lraeEo dor.u.-
ti0u and party MANAGERS and received
the sanction of SECRETARY Morton.
Among the names prominently men
toned in connection with the supromo
court bench fn addition a. u,oeo ,ir.,d,. /
urued in Th. Times is tbst ~ r,lo. G /
a. Wnitua or fh. D.n,ili. Ir.,rtl,1 .i.
cuit. who ie considered one Of The abreet T
judges in the state.
SIR W. T. Woett0n. of Houston. Hall
faK county is here for the purpose OF
standing 900 examination iu the Census
Bureau. which SIR j. IT. Carpenter. ex-
suueriutoni .nt of schools of the same
county. failed 90 pass.
'onrres .nlaa ID. Gardiner Tyler Of the
'.'na district. arrived here last night,
anu "h remain in Washington for two
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