Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-02
FnERALPATRONAGE
o,rspt.rnccs About Its Dls'rlOu-
- tlOn in Virginia.
,,r,1DEyT AND CONGRESSMAN
IRA, IN. Compounds between
ry'a NIGHTS slate "Wni Co.
uoseio, fer Eastern nar'hai'
~. r..nl,r corresronasns.l


g. ere, assembled Mr.. O'FerIsll
et''. led or 10 relate the substance OF
...,.e,r had by him Hnd Mr.. Swan
Wednesday last with the
o. !, was stated that they
~ Cleveland in very
f--- Esro Of mind. and he gave them
-....r q nearly one h9uF' uuilhs
r.etto question o. rHg'nI1 pa'
.t.lkoi over. The former con
La appointed a committee DIT
-med the President to call
e.cof,ain has wishes as 10
.. ,Aord proceed IN theI
t.vc tho appointments
sal. made. After various
... Tie President told his callers
...,lou would 90 well 10 so
-shethcir endorsements. and
.rda.ous would have due
ttE ,ve. ou The whole a most salts
.,.-r.eW. and Messrs. O'Ferrall
although they did not make
..t t.e details Of the c0nYeISa-
.....n wednesday that 1t vas all
t--- -.o NOT CARRY.
...-.te Senators and Representatives
~..,l Mn Marshall offered a re-
. ..tfrlei 20 have DIVISION OF the
.. tuc question OF marshhIS
OF 4LNtAANff AhN lARtN'N'
... attorney or marshal OF the
District was 10 be endorsed
...-e-eutatives and the two
from the sad District
| alone vote on the question;
s.- -.oesue Offices for the Eastern
.,..ty, Representatives from that
.... tho two Senators should de
.. f-rsawcut- of marshal and at
..-, resolution. Is IS Understood,
.....ra than IlTae hours
mo- carry. !. was decided 10
..... and that IS why they did
-ft.rr from start 20 finish.
...-a.N,i the DISPATCH early
..... f.at The following endorse
.. aysa: /. Il. Lasslter. OF fe-
.. II Attorney Eastern District;
N..agus. O, Dauyile, Attorney
.. N..tsru District; Mr.. Lev,
..a q. un.v. Marshal for West
...r-. Mr William RYAN. Of
Collector Of Internal Reve-
,.r Eastern District; captain
..-i U. NarreutOn. Collector
....s. I.scuUs for the Western DIS
....-t.4t caUo p spirited contest
..r,..... ne ne IaStern District. MIR.
...-...sl tle claims Of NJ. Joseph l.
-ic Is county, and Ny. Jones
...t-.. JACK Hudglns. ~ Caroline
was endorsed. thus completing
...t. .--..- Isieral Offices II the State
-ur-a PACKERS.
.t....s vr1 .re endorsed bv the dole
...r hackers on the start may be
... o., follows Sir. Montague, FOR
.. be- y-. swanson: Mr.. Levi. for
1... bid I1nel OFerral; MIR. Lassl-
.-.. t-..ra-v. tv Sir. kpes; Captain
.- f.. r-aai. by Mr.. Jones. Cap
+.-.. ...rl u-d MIR. Ryan pracucaliy
...v delegation. The President
.... b s. mind. II 10 ls pretty well
... .-e. % appoint Mr.. Ryan.
ts V.rEininus are placing
v..t-. Caytaln 0Cepperd Will be APP
e.. r.-sta.css Of the fact that he held
Itfrc. However. there are
--...-s. aud other candidates are eyl-
.... % -le opinion that tho endorse
-.. +..el ogatlon will not necessa-
..... ..e question. one OF these IS
,...-.-..- Musbbach, Of Alexandra.
.... rualiy filed his application al
..-....-. az the position.
.-.L-... j. X. Jordan, OF Fulashl
.r .-- place MS case before the
H4w will take his chances. he
t... before the President and the De-
.s- .-i .t J-stice.
=. s. ..-rs. of Danville, who gets the
o. -...-t & the delegation FOR the Rt-
t..-.. g the Western District, has
strong b-cblug.
OIL. - y.tng impression hero ~ that
.4f.rI up last night by The virgil
r. -.--.'. viii go through. Mr.. Mon,
l4.yle. who has been endorsed
g. 20. -r.. frr the Western District,
a... t...lv with Representative Swan
.-... .tt.futv-General, and his apph-
.... -a vsi.uel by all Of the Nir-
.... s...l except Mr.. Meredith, was
.-.-.- i. IS understood that Mr.
Ind a0 .
;. o. o. lis own that he fees ne
.-..:f. .I.ate until he conters with the
-.t...-- .-It.,s.
-uE RIGHT sTIEIT.
r.-..- -.r-- who failed 20 receive en-
-.,-t a-e taking their defeat good
..... Old most Of them seem TO real
.aIc.sslns IL was on the dele
.-...t a.t.e.u * men for the places
... .. ,hs great number Of candi-
... ... .ue:Av conference, from al
'' v. ycry spirited, owing TO the
... It.rs. but there was no bad
rrSDlrus or BALLOTS.
.fr- and 800 ballots were taken
l.iHus were finally reached.
t'. ., Wiss would also decline TO
f. clio end he fell INTO line with
..-...- Tie made a hard nght 70
.t+... .t-..f at.Orneyshlp tor his Rich
.1.ta. hut II could not be.
$50. said about keeping the
r o".e III Petersburg, but the
cannot control this matter. 1t
.. .... .--t.eI by the Treasury Depart
WILL UNDERSTOOD.
49, ...o. .. is well understood, will be
..tor. and DO Will insist on
% aIn Richmond. The Presl-
.v desires u appoint nm, ana
a-a.uth past that he hoped
would endorse him. In
'a delegation has met the
l..f Wav. md u Is believed he
ll..y as otHgluE and accept the
O.. BIS be- pressnted.
srEILIgEs.
.--v3 rr-lr.scs on the slate were Mr..
l..tko county, and Captain
Caroline, for m9rshals OF their
districts. bat they were pressed
and aye regarded as good men.
I cAEotSA APPLICATIONS.
+- N.-,a Carolina applications fled
-.rr today We're p n. Nor
..4wo3rJ. superintendent OF
station. SIXTH District; James
lu-cnut. any position which the
...-. 10. SEQ III 10 give nlm Edward
.t NeNberue. Collector Of Gus
.r. +. Moore. OF Currie, Chef
. customs.
Virginia applications fled was
n-a E. Male, Of Culpeper coun-
F4tt. 90 be- chief q the Second
'te SIXTH Auditors Office.
..Ns.u of Richmond, arrived in
.-e morning.
oITfE VISITORS.
known Virgi uiaus here are
o-iien Langley OF Kadford,
"a. Fairfax Of LOudOun. J.. :.
stsat II tho Democratic Club
b. j. Noel chairman Demo
H'cI'icc ~ tho same place.. Z.
ot Montgomery. Hon. D. :.
WytLc. f. ". Maupin. Charles
' trI Colonel r. &. Marshall Of
'a aud Siate-Senator Little OF
t'-..- .t.rs
IrEL1C PRINTER.
+' ' ". button. OF Lynchburg. who
81 te Public Printer. and for which
' endorsed by Senators Daniel and
~ lu tie city. He was the Cleyo-
.'ass'er az Lyuchburg and was re-
'} ito senate at the instigation OF
POI It I-s6.
,"' I4wreuce RaafOrd. member Of the
s.a Ltg.tlature from Montgomery.
in TIE interest OF Captain DICK
'"r P-stmaster Ia the West Ward
-t. Ir Noel has been endorsed
''hasief Of East Ward Of Radtord,