The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-11
TINES BUREAU. RAPLEY BUILDING.
w .our.crox NOyern her 10 1874 /


horts will bother very much about get
ting i'm any more Republicans, when
they would simply take up places on COM
mittces, crowd iunketing trips, and clam
OF for division of the patronage whlch
falls in with the House and Senate OF
gBuiZatiOns.
rho idea seems to prevail that Con-
rress has provided that $2OW shall he
maid to each contestant 10 defray his eN-
Lenses in such contest, and many or tte
crstwhile candidates, being lawyers nave
conceived the idea Of managing their
own eases and IcaplnE inls rec "hICh
would I'm many cases, 20 great way 10
wards soothing the hurt they tfel at
not being called upon to represent
constituency. The real facts In conf cGntg'to 20
are these: The contestant Is required W
get up all his evidence, pay ms ,noldiieS
public his Witnesses prepare ee,ri,, nlS s"Se sabs
and have 1t all printed ana proPtIly SUI w
mitted 10 the House. All OF these eN
pensee he defrays himself, ana eWn1lCn
usually involves an expenditure Oh T''V'
some wears ago the contestant, after me
enlistment of his contest, presenter ilS ilS
accounts TO the House, ana seheiani,
not always. an appropriation Wa, va ~
for H. The same method Is puieue" NJ, IN,
cxccpt that Congress mas pdsHeu 20"
limiting all claims Of this cual@le ler ~
81 COO and while, as a genera tIll"s5 a. 61o
contestants present CHiHt ioi F-',i
freouently less sum lS dIloWcu', nj,
with sixty contests il Is more that mi
mat they would not all be NdIu ulltaa
the second session OF the .oilsIvI,S' v'ith
,ben dropped IN one b'anket repolI "'b INA
q tr0ing fee 10 rather empIl"'i~ Wv
folly of the procedure 20. 4o.ts
This will be "A bad Congress lot tolleaso
from the South, for the Geh'Idi t,PPo,,s ,,rPc
| sion prevails, even VIZ dHit,, nf the best
| clements in the South rs repItSeut'u IA
| ne regular Democrats hou"t. ItLer
when "countins ,lnssine IN 'Go'' 10 their party
| ranks. they can be as honest ar any OoN'
| else
OBJECT TO TNIBtMts.
,r,o,. is one feature which Is very
| ,,.o,,ipnntIv uortraycd in close lnoP'.
! iion of the present situauOu' ~ ~ Nv -. *
| icsn pcople do not ike cAueHlea vi A.
| tremists This was to great eHi'n. u ~"
| 'ruir,tcd when the people, by 'H.l
! ,.ntee absolutely ~epudatcd the t4Iclne
! nroteet{on policy of Ichlhlcl' ~" "di.ut
/ through the drifting ehoh+ % - feared
! contest il would seem maj lleS an
| ir Wilson TOO swift "A trend lOWaiu az az
| .olute free trade; So with rum ,h',
! Of Ohio the aV0Wed iftt-u"u ~,
rest from their ianoia aIums 20 ~ontinu.
| trhe ,rcfcIrrs of y llson we're to ,,tfi.
| ~ ,,orf ON the tariff reductions VIZ
| R.od sherman. Allison ana olnrto the
] 81 tho adoption ana hdllI' w li9, t. ,6e en-
| ,t,Iie ~roiInd already occupied py w .. II
mlanie, ,5 = IN finance. as in the tarih the
- '',rar,tsts are wrapped IN lhc Nlh,'i'5
| Sr..t of thcir own pet tii "lrs' a. 80
! aWaV from conuOl oi MI - ratber of
"',|dfers Richard T.. Bland, the Ialno' T'
| IN ..itilar Of our daddies, mas a S'i-
| ,,cr lining in the cloud oi NJ ,oro
| ,vbill Tracey, Of New YORK tne n'"iiD i'S,
! N,,iit and his devoted followers -
| Wv ''it..6nrertcd and dem0raliZtd az Wy
| ,,,orshipperS of the golden car, 49,
| ct,,nenu the Populist fro--trdnti -,
! t,3''''i,,I William NJ. Springer OF lhc @ @o"l'i.
| I,c, "u ..bnol of protection, no lOhbSt
! i1T,. 80 sea-saW with Congress lVl ="
p,"rcb Judge Holman, whose lH'P'0u rbajr-
| H. and Amos Cummings WHo' "a, ~ 40
! ~, ~ the Naval COmmittee, Moutu t h1t
Illhit lhitId the seas with "argohlcs OF ul"btiI
| -" and MaS.n, OF Indiana VINO NVu,' -
%ave uensionet ON the grass 1i ~, var
tional parks the mule teams "a 'Kupore
! to~ethtr with their drivers, elu ~ dae,
tCH.tar, a pension bill was as Il ftd nos
~ n Texas bull are all gone 10 Jo'm J,'nca- a..
| no ouister and less dlstuiDins a. the
~ i,s nf life. and what remains o. - ~
| tt,oo,,nocratic majority in the fHlg -ioul ~ "a
! lCiia,ses are mostly men Mhose Vo.,dl III
! Sargatiyeress Is beyond queslon, ,..o,,,s
sSbose minds are bent upon aIMN,in5.Es the
arJ well-dehned policy mat OeeP0'''
general good.
nm NORTH CARoLINA SITUATION.
i',.,,,,or in North Carolina is now
| Inc 'it,S,ltera bly discussed, ana WIN
pSi''S S Soturn here o. a number OF men VIZ wy
! ,rent home TO vote SOME VIZ ,r ioneer
tn,, news crops out. Ihere ~ ~ H.,
me n,Iastion as 10 the fact thdt the IN an
nAg - tRepubliCans and Popullsts) VIII
! t,ave from thirty to forty VOTES H' yyihe
bstiot in the state l>seIslatui ~, c,natoI
! elect this winter a successor ,,,saJ nv
| Rausom gnd TO the vacancy ,rt, -,
- dsatb of Senator Vance. Ihe iIeois
/ of course, has been that one ~ @hg2 -.
| and one Populist would SNARE -.
hCnors as a raWdIu iVi - ,incertaIn
| cess. but another ana very unoSI 80, a.,
! element has crept into the case, dilu lIia3
! ,et hear fruit palatable 10 the ptilloCl@d'o ~
m, suDnosition is that naturally a seo
III iCoat division would be- observed ana
| tbe West and East each nave a sehdlol,
and as Marion Butler Is from the eaStetni
| mart Of the State and IS me fopulttsi1
| candidate. the Republicans IN the "Ssseln "Ss,,in
! .1.tinr evnect 10 name their man. There
! are three very prominent RepuoiIcah can al
didates, Messrs. oliver =. pockeTBy., DOCK Byr,tcbs cle
| late Consul-General at klo, J4'eit Mai
| ard of Asheville. and Dr. ); d. ,9lo,'s Mo,H
of StstesviIIe, Neither the RePubheahs
nor the Democrats have much IoVe 10,
Rntler uT r' and right here lies the secret
/ of the pending trouble for MIN
TALK or TRADE.
l. Is said here that If any one OF the
| penublican candidates can controi apoutt
| tfteen votes, that the Democrats WI, ~
| narohine with him and elect kepupncah
| SoLtod'yy III yvsst and a Democrat in the East,
! ~ ~ ~ 4, is even limited that the Democrats
| would 20 To any eastern hrpupnoah 49, ~
| could muster enough votes faLnet nsta .ma..
soe pntler' the Populist, in the senate
see see,, the old North State. Anyhow, the
drtInok ltvh' for Butler is verY shady. ana
,bere is a good chance for some enes-
setic Republican with fifteen votes 10 90
| we'll .., .ha, e,,aa, Re-
n,iblcans who were not pledged 10 any
body, and who have no desire & 20 ,o,s see snonr n
tbanoeelves for the senatorship ana 20
into some agreement OH the lines sus-
gested. -. ..,orass,,an are
Gin- hack 10 Washington now, some
naIsIne winter arrangements for tneir
SamtIies. and some looking after depart
mcntal business which has been negiecteu
during the campaign a.. a. ar.
Toneressman Swanson Is the first 10 ar,
rive from Virginia and he Will return a.
a few DAYS Notwithstanding TINS iapv,ir