Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1894-11-16
POLITICAL NOTES.

The Richmond correspondent Of the
Petersburg Index Appeal, writes the fol-
loving to that paper about the future OF
| election OF General alker TO congress
! makes him the logical leader of the repuh
! lcan party III Virginia. The fact is gene
| rally admitted here. 1t is quite likely that
d movement ,yill be started ut once looking
| to q reorganization of the party iii ils
State with Walker OF Y ost as the cl;.ii
man. Malone S friends say here hey tx.
pect this to come pretty soon and the fight
will he q most interesting enc. Blythe
way, according to the reports received
here, Walker and J. G. Wysor, of Pulaski,
will have "a personal encounter wilei ever
they meet each other. They are both sal
to be armed FOR each other. Nysor made
it hot for Walker in the cinlyass and the
general said some unc0npliinentaly thirgs
Of Nysor.'
Tie returns from the recent elections
show the greatest Republican pi'iralit Is
OIL recnfd il the Norlhersi and y es Ell
States. Here ate some of then Penn
sylvaisia, 233:3 3S7e; New York, l55.6S5;
Olio, 100, 600; Illinois. 125 eco; Mic iga
s., 900: " iscousii., 60 $50: M4ss;tcn,lse S,
IS, uGO; Indiana, $1,000; New jersey, SO. Gee;
Minnesota, $4,000; KANSAS, $4,000: Coo
Isido, is ,G9o; Washington, $4,000, Lon,ec
ticut, Is ga: .Neot Virginia, Il. 0G0, Noitn
|, Dakota, 5000; Maryland. : 40: Delaware,
l eco; " yo;ning, 900
President Cleveland is putin il, all iiis
spare lime ol his forthcoming message i:ps.
il is asserted by o4le OF his official advisor 5
That it will starlle tie country more thh
lis famous tariff ielorm nes,sge in !. :
first term had Stalled il, AID i,eilaj,s 4
have a bearing quite as important upon tns
future OF tile party organization. 1t is III.
derslool he will advocate that The Senate
shall c.iange its rules.
&. bet of SlG0 TO o:.e cent was made bis
tween two residents Of Bgnliig, saln, n
Y. tlat Morton would defeat Ii i'll. with
tie pIoviso that fer every Vote Morton Re
celved IN excess OF I'LL lie Democrat
should pay one cent to tie Republican. As
-ttOi 80 chCi IoO.ouO. tllC NioCt
loses over q 800, and The winner lnslss o..
tie full conditions Of the wager.
Both Messrs. Nc Douald and McCaull.
The defeated republican congressional Can
iidates in tie first s.td eighth Virginia,
districts, have de. ef.nined To make d cDu-
lest for the seats of their SUGGEST Il demo
cratic opponents. NJ. SicCanl says nj
could hot go back 10 his State ;ti face he
men WAC voted for MIA If he s.iould fail 10
contest.
engreseinln 70 Johnson. tie yIoa,
free Trade dale- ate from the Cleveland
Ono, district WAC A:.s dsfta Ell fer lie
eject ion las week, aniinnnces tllat lie liz
tents to sta: t Il new daily paper at tleve-
:,aig,, 10y The Plain Dealer, the Only Detiio
cratic paper III that section of tie STATS
The Dc;nrca ats carried Hamilton cou.i-
", Ohio, wnici includes nci..listti, un
Tuesday; ii IL special cleo ion for } Hdge ot
he Insolvency Court. by $3.50 just one
week before the same co.ilty Went Repui,-
lcaii by 2 GU0.
Jan ) Il. 81 III, D. ,crat. was elec G,
tuvsrnor ol California. altnoasl Tue he
puh!ic;.:is elec ed six of the seven Oh
e. e>s.e.:.
| Il is r,snored til It oig cs, ii III Z ii. l..
! NJ iIso.', viii lie nadc .Ator:ey Genera,
after March 1 ii. W zen ii is Sail thai ST
Oley vi i'll ;esig..
fN,,.l n .,s.l al orr r 10
Di.iElc- iii " est ) irgilia, gives A. u
dayton (tie.' u IA iail', ri z.Z3l over
| Hon. i iil!a.n l. " tls,r.
Charles y. C5.iterso. liz; Deiilocii. e
.;;l4tlti;i. { fol t,u>e15 On OF leAfts Was eitc-
ed by $3.50 II ;ijoriiA.