Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-09
THE DOORS CLOSED.
OFFIce-sEeKERs SHUT OUT CT THE
WHITE HOUSE.
Policy 1T. the Presidents Proclamation
Commented Upon-Ihe isyettevllle
Negro Postmns;er.
Hmm onr Rccnlnr co-re.ronaent.

| claratiOn that thcV prejudice their pros
| poets by repeated importunIty by remain
ing at Washington 10 await results "a
| clearly in Inc with statements on
| THIS vcrv subject IN the DISPATCH
correspondence from the capital. \ half
! dozen times NJ loa-. the Virginia and
| North Carolina asplrants have been re-
minded IN "a gentle and respectful way
| tnat the ohice--cekcr who would Keep
quiet and stay 80 home would have equally
az good. # not better. chance than iho-c
| who INSISTED upon camping on tho ground
aa1 gong % see the President or Cabinet
| officers as opportunities presented.
In another virginia paper he advice mas
! been IN effect. B0Wtari Washington; (;
| keep no the hustle; everybody come 70
| town aud Vhoop up his claims for ap-
po,ntmeut'
GENERAL COTMrSr.
The Presidents proclamation was. Of
courrc. thesubiect Of general comment here
| TODAY. As % ruieIt ls crupr-oi. for the rto-
son that those who know the tate of affairs
ar' well aware tn1t It Is simply impossin.e
| for the nations th,ei Executive - 90 ms
vorl, properly wh,le be i5 almost daIiv re
sicgel by Senators and Representatives.
acclmplui.l by tl"lr C01-t.tu ut7.
one of tLe Virginia c0ucresslIen 7n.d
| TO-DAY tnat b. though the President
might have selected different mode oi
announcing his policy. He dld not IKE
the ilu3uon sIt'l' Oh INahiu~ 'l''
! c.nnLe \ Norm Carolina member re-
mar rNtH !, ,i me L'"-u. t, D..
/ IillL Wouli tNI ,I' 1.'-H l-N0" ~.
I the President. md u ms oDlnlon most ot
/ the oNice--rtkcrs would also be satlsird.
tor.. aided the m'Worr '9rIt Al U'
thc "ilc'- H,r- nav n'IgHi' D,. ~.
Di'i IN" u,' t.I. i''' '"'l l'.u , n
| VIII conc zoe iHhl lI'' -.'u WI I"' uoI
having in.l-'c "n meeting AIr. 1lggo.'nl .'ILI.
ant come 70 ,l' con hSl".''H '.',' O1'N ''
/ arc briieT hf having hef. Iu''''
x,yy-y,rD PLACES.
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iurri lo ,'e c'.t lI trn,, ,t.rDnth
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/ talking over appointments 40 the NoriolH
uayv-yard ibey were to.onel X. . Mar
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/ i:.i. the -'c'hd ~. r'c' iN' l' 49, "u'
/ WINE h' dlI l.i HNAt ""' 1I''ylI
| mIs"s h' n' least ''." % a. l' l'e "o'.u ~,
/ al ln h's power O. u.hD yA"y cu'n ..S d.
/ the 'ari. ana DID ltN.i o' lA. i''ll' i",.,
There IS % labor board az the navy-yard
| |mrh i' fH'' 'l, User y'c' - 1i ..il. a.l-'
nl.i'' ,',i w. .-. ''l..'' .,.,,..r ,,,s, ,yI.ei
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/ arl VIII go w bat Do can 20 get II.
/ S...~.t,-.. iI.rlo-, isa yarr conservative
! mo-, -.. o,r-.rva.ivp nm fact that lie Is
/ I..I.i', I.,L IL Inirr. q eor,tn-
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Ed'', W. i,r5si,. tba RcUuGlica1 Post
c iHe''tI ran ~ a. Ir bss an4orscd 10 for the
,',li,i'r Nr Ii'rlt.f. Tl.r. axe - $50 other
/ candidate.
i,'rr'-.r',,,iva W.. r,frrroI 10 Wash
| mot. -, r..t evening.
c'fINN MAA"EiL hlL HIGHT
This morning he called on SECRETARY
/ Carlisle ut thH Treasury ana lntrolurcd
| Captain William Maxwell. of Richmond.
Moro than month ago th' Secretary
promised o. appoint CAPTAIN Maxwell
chief uf a DIVISION. lie La5 h"pt Ll- word.
BE said th- morning That ihe appoint
Ucut Wuui Doe u.I. Wednesday.
ReDre~Diitqtiva Henderson, If North
Caroline. no. aiqo returned 20 Was"iu-
ron. ard I~ getting ready 10 shapo-up
tllnr- where ho left on when be went
l.m. Nr. Henderson inns been very ~uc-
co-..'i WIN .'- '-..,'''i' .a..-1 ,'..'' ''
,.,'',..I
H-'-rp HiN THr wRo>G way
Tho t4k ha-c q. that Cougrc--lao
Grady. .. North Carolina. aud Hon. Mr.
Rose WHO NJ. irving 90 have the colorel
[ r.-t..n.t,r If Fayetteville removed.
| w,u'J have met with smoother sailing if
| tt.. ca-. Ian been hardlol differently. T.
/ i. t..urbt that lIr. hos. rubbed the POST
mgs,.r-Icrcrnl the wrong way. and Mr.
/ H,--.l e9t hle " back up." Mr. Grady has
! been DOM what be can. and 30 time n l-
! thougL- hr will haze the change effected.
| other negro po>fnaetera Iu tho South
| Lav. been removed. but tlo fight was not
! wholly mado because thoy ~. black.
| Itl4,4il the President sail consider the
| matter. and ael- known - bee lu tayor ot
making change .rruceroes hold south
! e-n p0,lrra.t,r,hlu-. but De Is roputcd 90
| think that too much n0i,. mIst not bee
made.
| In. formal appou:mout of Mr.. j. G.
| TeatLcr-,ouc. of Bedford. % be -tatI-ticiau
| for Virginia. was made to-day at the Acri-
! cultural Departments.
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