The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-20
THE SILVER PROBLEM.
EBT Mr.. CLETELAND HAD NOT
CALLED 4 MIDNUMHER SESSION
of Congress Co Deal with tho sherman
Law-Hohind ia Fnling Virginia and
North Carolina Omccs.
Tnus BCRTAU. RArIrY BUILDING, !
WtDreeTON. Juue TO- 1893.


nces Yu Virginia aud North Carolina are
untitled. Mnoaeh there has been many
reasons NJ iatc Go suppose that an Of the
collectors ana marshals would have been
designated by ibis time. Mr. cleveland
hoWevor. win return before the expiration
of fhe fiscal year. and soon after July
ist a. Is suu believed that these officers
vii b. installed
There seems i1 Doe a general apathy along
the lino of ihe onleo-srokers. and very
few Gentlemen from either state are now
An Washington. although the quota is not
yet half exhausted and many hrst-class
pustomccs and other Federal positions re-
main % be fItd. and tle next month or
80 VIII lud many of these changes made
as August Wll probably bee largely given
BY the Cabinet officers to the preparation
81 reports and the formulation of data
which the President viii require in the
Advancement of DIS message 10 Congress
iu September.
There have been many inquiries OF late
from different sections of the South for
some valid reason why mr. Cleveland
should not c1u Congress together at
once for tho repeal of the sherman silver
purchase iaw. ln thc first place 30 is very
questionable as to whether a quorum
would respond should such an order Dee
issued. for tHe members of Congress VINO
have served "a summer session in ms CITY
do not particularly banker after this
PRIVILEGE. AGAIN 10 must he remembered
that the nfst frN months ~ this admin
isf1uon ike That of all others. has been
largely taken up with arranging for our
f0releu frur. srntaI1u and the appoint
Eeut " I'll Democratic departmental SER
.frfN f.t.
u0 sense iu calling Congress together
when the administration had not had time
TO furnish the information which Con-
rrfss win require upon the financial
situation, for while some of tho rcpresen-
tatvcs would come and vote for the re-
peal and he ready 90 quit others and
vast ma Iority want information and
"a cloar understanding of what might bee
substituted with iudiCiousness and with
O. prospect off benefit
A personal letter received from Hon
Marshall Mccormick rccites that he was
not fairly mentioned in my last letter Of
the lath esteem Mr.. Mccormick too
highly 20 do him am undudness. and
never Intentionally do any man am in-
Justice. 1 did not intend TO imply. nor
Ola / say that the individual support Of
Colonel OFerrau by Mr. Mccormick was
based upon the appointment of his broth
er Alr. Province Mccormick for he has
stated before that he personally was
lu favor of Colonel OFeuall. What
] meant to convey was that Mr. Province
Mccormick popularity had swung into
line fnHclent number or his friends 10
create thr partial Endorsement or the
Buncinai"ilal ''hll'a'e
In the statement that the disanection |
in the county was attributable 90 Mr. /
Levi rather than tO Colonel OHcrrall. / /
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.nd win end.avor to Gx nis sixteen most
masters ANA wind ,ip with "a cleap sveen
.afore lorinuiur his summers ,corl, ,,,,on
ha election laws which win nroye n
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devoted fo the party and to This study
hoo. moi ready 10 promulrate their final
.r.Ius.ons
Ta. President is spending a. much OF
Is tme out at his country home as
... .ihle e0 that he may not be bothered
'y the opportunities OF the friends OF the
.fI.. seekers. he is not however. taking
advantage of this to neglect The affairs
.f the country or the business of his Of
..e Indeed Doe STAYS at homo SO as 20
give them his undivided attention. The
.rl0us secretaries of the Cabinet are ion
.lm.ef constant conference with him.
...eeins each other in rapid succession.
ini even Sunday is not entirely given
'N.r t1 rest Yesterday afternoon Secre-
aF af stfte Gresham was a visitor az
fat ANA the matter of the appointment
Of several important diplomatic and con- ,