Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-30
EIGHTEEN C0NSULS.
,opolNTeD DsY THE PRESIDENT
wyJHlN The PAST TWO DAYS
l.. and y. c. Not Recognised Among
r,sm-Aisbama Has Puil-Coming
Wholesale Decapitationa
Inn nur ReguIsr corresponden,.i

"a North Carolina have not, however.
-ccocnized in these late appoint
.,s although thcro were some Appli-
100. rom the former State. The Lyons
..-',tc. IN France, was assigned this
...ac % an applicant from Connect
Nr. George 5. Shackelford, of
...,-o Va, was strongly pressed for the
..-.a. tie was backed by most OF tho
..b b.-s Of the Virginia delegation, IN
rrt both of tho senators, and Repre-
...,ro Meredith WAS particularly active
... lehAf. IL ~ explained at the de-
...rt that Mr.. Shackelford. not beng
... IN the language of the country, was
... vantage with some of the other
ia IL ~ presumed. therefore.
p, y-. HYDE, the Connecticut Democfat
.e-sses the appointment. is CONVEX
..,p.,. french.
SURPRISE.
-te Dundee consulate in Scotland was
tIol to-day. This Is the position
b.. v.., absolutely declined by ex-Coa-
.sn Robbins, of North Carolina.
..tf. shOuld have declined tho tender
,-. position was great surprise to
..y . hIs friends. because the pay is
flA1AfAt u LlhH w Atft NOAiaAOk AtOAf
-. and, where the cost OF living IA so
.,s than II - In the United States.
usulates IN Europe are becoming
- Int there are still quite "a number
. - south America and in more remote
r- ~ the earth. Alabama has Sc
. rlth-r more than her share of the
...- appointments. and IL Is attributed
.. tact that the Alabamians have a
ana influential friend at court in
-..n Of Secretary Herbert, OF the
apartment. The applicants from
..~at. have rather stood IN the way OF
.. l. tAe Virginia applicants.
uYsIRE TO 90 ABROAD.
v.r frrs Il Congress say that the de-
-. rr abroad among their constituents
. General than most people suppose,
.-ttel!a-lv Is this true of the south
..a Not less than one hundred
-..rs have been from first to last ap-
... fcr cousulates under the present
..rati1n. Although the places ap-
have been filled so rapidly, there
.. many desirable ones vacant. and
.I. IS expressed that Virginia will
-veu two or three more cousulatos.
..ruai-royenue collectors have yet
.nnlucti for Virginia. Secretary
spen, last night with the Presi-
... n~ country place, and IL Is said
.. carried out the papers IN many Of
. asss. and the understanding is that
us vii Ue reached before very long.
H-,..itnt wants TO leave the city IN
t.u laws FOR vacation and go iOes
- -.,sry. aud the talk IL tina they
...-. consideration Of these matters
f... take their departure.
Hr MOVES SLOWLY.
-.-- la remembered that they have
.-.llIiy calling for the designations
.-.. ...uhiicau collectors for the past
Things are beng put IN shape for
...f Wholesale decapitation. The de-
-asps aCgrAyatlng 20 persons who
Oh poe benefited by the chan :,
.... Irc-I1en. moves slowly. and W. n
uou0u he usually follows II as
..-.-. and nobody has Vet found a
g, cause hIm 10 hurry when he
... fae. like doing SO.
.-.-.utAtivo Grady, Of North Caro-
.....l dong all he can 10 have tho
.. republican Postmaster at Fayette-
we'd. tut II - hard u tell Just
.tmasteT-General Will DO. The
..-e.. ,u tho start rubbed the wrong
he became somewhat worked
-.. is thought that eventually he
..ar O. tno persuasive arguments
.... been advanced IN favor of an
.. .-a in Postmaster at the place
IrTFuAILY DEALT WITH.
Vienna and North Carolina men,
.. & .-rrss have been literally dealt
AFTER ~ removing the post
....f tle fourth class. but they are
rto induce the powers that be
.-... upon general decapitailon OF
"a. .trrs en- bTaced under the head
.l-utlal class. out of total OF
.4. 300 ioUrih-ciass postmasters
..-ve O'Ferran has SO far had
.... made M all but sixteen OF these
... LIS district, but not one Of the
class has been removed. Rep
.r. henderson. of North Carolina.
... his fOurth-ciass offices except
.. t. tine hands of Democrats.
-.rert for Is time was quite slow
.-. to the requests OF Represen-
Meredith. and some Others
.an1us from the two States,
.-. bow coming 20 the front
r. ami there ~ no longer room
...t ON tins score. The larger
..v.r. the President Will not
u h.s two reasons Tor MS
... bel that II he commences 10
.-.l. removals he VIII have
fr the transaction of any
..,-. and the other Is that
Oh. .sw means that the
..- -llI continue until the e1-
-...r commissions unless Il
..r. taat tAev are guilty OF some
IA Office or are very
.al Objectionable to the
;tr Offices. The mere fact
....,'.r Is an intense kepuoh-
..f count with the President.
20 rt. average party man, no
political principles are. Is
t.l Il hi~ feelings.
-.au gI or seven postmasters
1.lrsl class have yet been re-
\Irluia. aud the number IL
..e i.r North Carolina.
rs IIfE FALL.
.-.. 'iv faIl and winter months the
n. commence TO appoint more
..'nIst rs OF the higher class tor
North Carolina. IL ~ Just
viewer. that hA will adopt
lacy before winter sets III. 1he
under the heavy pressure
districts are doing all IL their
ilre Mr.. Cleveland 10 hurry up
..' as long a. he sucks 10 his
i.-cy tLcy can DO nothing.
CGAL0Is FEFFEERED.
.a,iye Marshall to-day prefer
against the Republican post
Abingdon. Wytheville. and Big
~ mis- district. and asked for
t.uoval. tie asserts that they
..ru-aus. Objectionable as such
.. and ought 20 be removed
's appointed.
loit requests also at the de-
f., 'ae removal OF fifty fourth
....,r, ID his district.
t.e White House To urge the
of Mr. 4. h. Baylor, of
Consul to Mexico, but as the
... .lgag0d could not see him.
.rye Tyler returned TO the
..l viii renew the war on the
.ll are holding the places in
'ayy-Yard.
far.h-class postmaster for
.".. appointed tO-day-Hiram Nj.
.t Ridge. Grayson county,
-.ls resigned. There were
.fi Tor North Carolina.