Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-19

Eryuhllcans resort 10 nllbusterlng III can
Dot be- helped. In that event the struggle
nay be prolonged. but he believes 1t TO be
the intention of the Democrats 10 gorlght
ahead and take possession OF what they
have earned legitlmately.
ALL HARMONIOUS.
The North Carolina delegation in Con-
cIcss do not appear to be fully Determined
on acting as a unit in all cases where re-
concentrations for leading positions are
2, be made. embracing piaces like United
States, attorneys. marshals, etc. Sun
there are 10 a-utagOnIsms IN the delega-
to,. and everything up TO date Is gong
along LarmOniOuslv. Several Of the most
important cases are easy OF solution.
tIei IN particular Is the United States at
{ rneyship for the Eastern District of the
State. Mr.. Aycock, of Goldsboro', who
W., a Cleveland elector-at-larRe, has no
opp0sltion worth mentioning OF present.
le seems TO he the choice of noariy every
h.dy-senators, representatives,, and To-
cd people generally of prominence. and
o. IS thought he will be appointed.
There Is nc such easy sailing,
however. in the Western District.
a. the candidates for the attorneyshlp are
numerous and a spirited contest is gong
GA. Mr.. Glenn. of Winston-Salem,. who
va, likewise a Cleveland elector-at-large.
- being pressed. He has been in the city
for -eyefal days. but has gone back home.
Nnms potential friends came here with
Dam. and they put IN heavy work. The
Winston Board OF Trade has just sent on
q handsome endorsement OF MIR. Glenn,
and that, OF course, will have weight.
Nh. kope Elias. of Franklin, who has
been such an enthusiastic Cleveland man
~ wears and spent two weeks here. Is
another applicant. He has the advantage
ot o personal acquaintance OF long. stand
lrr with the President and was the only
ayoWel Cleveland delegate 70 Chicago.
The papers of Mr.. Elias are In the
lands Of the Attorney-General, and II 10
known that he has strong letters from
Aor'h Carolina State officials, local politi-
c.au-. and newspaper editors of his sec
tiou. The friends of Mr.. Elias CLAIM that
t1l- Is The only Office be wants. and they
taak largely on his chances. Captain
Carter. of Asheville: Colonel Covington,
81 Monroe. and Colonel Jones. OF Char
lottc. are also candidates. The latter heiu
tte position during the last Democratic
Administration and comes under the rule
when II Is said Will apply 10 the "exs."
REACHING ron THEM.
Tho best foreign mission given to any
North Caroiinian when Mir. Cleveland
Game INTO Office eight years ago fell 70 ex-
Governor Jarvis. who was appointed Min
letter 20. Brazil. Aspirants from the State
are reaching out for missions again this
TINE. as veil as some of the latest Of the
C.usuiates. Mr.. Pendleton King. author OF
q lie O. Cleveland, would like TO wake up
SONS fine morning and ind that his name
lsi been sent 20 the Senate as Minister TO
Turkey. lie was once beforet the Secretary
% Legation az Constantinople, n IL pull
Ing hard TO get on the top notch this time.
The GreCian mission has attractions for
80 I...t .-.. AaxtA Tarnlinfana according
20 The gossip floating around here. Mr.
}. Breyard Mcdowell. OF Charlotte. has
been mentioned fayorably for this, high
aud honorable position, md IS elassed
among the aspirants. Friends are recon-
ioeuding him highly and are pushing his
claims before the Department OF state.
TIE VERY MAN o IT.
Professor Alexander, OF the College at
Chapel Hill. Is a North Carolinian whose
friends insist Is the very man for the dreek
mission, though IL IS not stated that any
formal application has yet been made Tor
bis appointment. lie 10 beng talked up.
however. and the point is made that he IS
not only q splendid man OF general ac-
oOmplishments, but be - q superb creek
scholar. Mrs. Mcdowell Is also a lady OF
refinement Who speaks several modern
languages.
The talk among North C~arolinians here
Is that Mr.. Carroll. Of Sampson county,
Las the inside track for United States Mar
shall Tor the Eastern District OF the State:
There are other candidates. but II ~ said
that Mr.. Carroll has practically endorse
ments which are likely to land him into
the Office be seeks.
AoosFLIcr pEsr.
North Carolina Is also reaching out for
several big consuiates, and one OF the
cases zones in conflict with the sspira-
tons OF General Peyton Wise, OF Virginia.
Dir. Hale. editor OF the Fayetteville o.
ss oer. Ii ar applicant for the consul-gens-
ralship ut Paris. end II he cant get that
his friends say be Will be satisfied With the
LIVERPOOL consulate. During b last
Democratic Administration Nh. Hale
wss our coosui - 4~Apchestes, where