Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-12
STILL MORE DELAY.
80, osN. c. APPOINTMENTS WILL
~ ss MADE AT PRESENT.
.,,,,,ves swanson and Jones and
E'p'' a., sp an on tho Currency Ques-
.,.,-couins to tho Convention.
- o,r Regular Correspondents

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,r-,o our Regular cOrrOsponden'i
..-rox. August lit Is under
W." President will remain out of the
Let a week or ten days and that
=" t,s absence no nominations will DO
~ - ,no senate. This means still fur
' %, ~ In the settlement Of the Vir-
\ II North Carolina appointments.
t,cn hoped by the friends OF
" ..mrsnts that the collectors OF
,svcnue would be appointed
and from what some OF the
/ ,is N''H' ,eictsls sand the nominations
pro-, "A Ion tuesday or Thursday The
~ .".st is attributed 10 the great
b. "I. [.,.,r the financial situation. ihe
a., ,ntimated strongly before his
i''...... mat he would not give any
~ lion 10 the subject OF appoint
\ ..'.l. AWAY. He wants and needs
.,4.bstls the object OF bis VISIT.
/ +.-l.tsnt attOrneyshIp Tor the
Cd. D,.frict Of North Carolina VIII
|" 'r.-..tp0nel. so far as settlement
+ ....-1.i. Alr Green, OF Mhkesooro',
,. candidates. j. stu IN tho city,
VISITOR az the Capitol this morn
49, visitors to-day were attracted
e.. f., White building. where the dis
IA the currency question: was 10
ar1 which will last Tor two
r-.tcaliy. before the voting COM
Will EE HEARD PROM.
g .--.us hut Representative swanson
'.'' X.tea.A or North Carolina men,
.'t.,. ta.u announced IN advance as
70, j..ivtf speeches. in tie House on
TO-. .ra. Is regarded by his colleagues
... ...v or earnest and consistent iriShd
,. o.. l.m.i8.Hc system ana Ltlh pc
tia u1Ncv lard down 10y the
.- Convention last year, but he has
.r.i,s member Ia agitating among
..-grt..gull associates policies In
.f - r.e people. Alr. Jones does not
raat may be termed set speeches.
u.s.. ,rruroously stated some time
.., De- was Ia a quiet retreat pre-
,~.rk, On the subject. He ls
'... ., -la moment. ana the chances
Ken. member from the First Dis
.e. r.ltrpate ~ the debate, II he
~ e.. question. when he feels that
=, .'-.tr..., arsum .nts he believes 20 be
t % the interests OF bis cOnstltu-
v. \ -.. rs ready debater. as shown
.....-, House. and LIS speech before
..-.T.. .-I.s Committee when he so sue
.-...r....g, -rd cine Lqpham bill. was re-
.-..f.I ..i..elr ana toTclble an argument
'.r....r.f heard on such "A matter.
r..-.-.itIt.yc Fprs Will be counted on
-.rare- before the financial dis
......-. 81. Included. lie was valuable
...l..r,. member OF the Coinage Com
-..... .gr.lr the last Congress. and there
...r.r. r.a-4l - believe he Will be as
....i' tu'y on the same committee
.,i,-,.ar Nr Eue, made good argument
.,-f...,t silver ia toe last House and
is....,H ranked as q staunch friend OF
.I- t.lsu.
COMING 20 RICHMOND.
U.,,0ftss Virginia delegation will at
t4..-lt State Convention at hlchmOud
NIX. u.-0 .ul several Will arrive there
t.....- 4lv41ce of the assembling OF
III. .,t.au.u. Colonel OferraIl Will
.'.-t 20 II. .ay aod viii be accompanied
3. rr. swanson. senator Hunton VIII oe
.ri.rf AL. Q is also understood tnat
S...t.f Ului. viii attend, as the latter
.f.r. tom CulCa-o this week.
V...-s. MARSHALL aud Meredith are dele
,s... =. tle -vrnuon from their re-
- .-v. .gg'..s. and SIR Wise SAID this
3. ...r- that BE- proposed being present.
T chance, are that all Of the mem bers
w.. sreLI. though MessTs Epes. Ed
r-rlA Jones. aud Tyler have not yet
..Uy Ter. Led. so lar Is can be ascertalned.
NYH-iArER-MEN.
Many ~ flo Washington correspondents
tttfe. .af-n.d the convention. and some
fu. loI. papers mere Will have their
,..,..,a'4rI.,, there % send the full news
..,. convention. which, on account of
..r.at rr4p,g. II delegates, the impor-
t..-.t.l. contest III the state TINS wear,
.--'. .. Pc. interest felt IN the issues.
VI. De ig.vIo lIrl"d.
....... .. wilkins. one Of the owners
Gt,i sgi Mcssrs. ii. J.. West and
y l. N,vek lt the editorial force OF the
sem. .Ig-- will senew acquaintance with
vel Virginia friends. They have attend
e.. al.-i-r ~ the Virginia conventions
U'.- .-t past SIX years.
Ic-r-olFI.E AFFAIRS.
U. ts e,eh,r.e.ght fourth.cIass post
l..'.,- appointed 10 day twenty.seven
st- 2. Old vacancies caused by deaths
90. r.-.-la-.5us. Among the appoint
L..t. t.s..
N.-tl DMo'iua-Melvin Hill. Polk
c-l'y. ID. a. Walker U.c, o. 4. BTanscom,
90 t.!. luruers. Polk county, Hattie
L-Iue -el }. H Turner. removed.
Vagina -tu.hurn, WISE county, W. A.
C- George Anderson. removed;
M Pc Wa. county. O. b. Gliley rec W.
~ Adams. removed; Warm Springs, Bath
,'f. u. i. Payne r.o, Mary L. kubank.
f,l.7.i
lt.i tof'ce a. Boslev, Gates county,
\. O.. Aas been discontinued. Mail to
sr...r
i.'t-. t-r SITES IN North Carolina have
o.. r-.rcl removed as follows:
l,.rcs Jchuston county. three
e-4f.f, q u mile southeast of the old
-'..- tuuSo. FeautoTt county, three
J.', .ut'' ~ The Old location.
NiI --Nc, Ll, been established in
A';' 'lr....a a. follows: Demmins 10
l-efIl. t'y. twice a week and Moka-
Yea '' l\uu o. Excelsior. twice a week.
. .- 'f.4 september !. 1898, 10 June 80,
At Lcr-y Nh'cils. candidate for Collec-
u. u. A..--- ana Portsmouth, is III the