The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-05
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Senator Daniels interview with the
Iynchbufg corresi ondCnt OF Washing, II
morning paper, which appeared this
morning was not the first intimatiOn 10
the managers Of the Democratic campaign
here that the most serious difficulty that
ConirOnts the Democratic party OF NlT-
giuld IN the coming campaign is apathy
ana indifference. Long ago they were
made aware Of this fact and prompt
measures have been tdken TO get rid Of
the trouble. In several districts the com
mittee has the satisfaction of knowing
mat It's efforts have been successful, and
- confidently believes that before the
election the Democrats all over the State
VIII be fully aroused TO q sense Of what
Is expected OF them. ana an enthusiasm
VIII be awakened that Is unusual In off
years, and the Senator's prediction that
lee feels that Virginia viii 'nOld her own
VIII be glOriously verified.
The only visitor OF prominence at Dem
O.ratic hcadqaarters this morning was
Governor Wilson, of West Virginia, who
speaks cuCOUTagiuEly Of the situation in
Ills state. He mas been doing some cam
Udign work IN Cougrcssm al AIderSUn's
the state Is in a. good condition as this
district, West Virginia Will 80 Democratic
Overwhelmingly this fan.
The volume OF correspondence received
from Virginia at this time are requests
FOR campaign literature, which the com
mittee is sending IN large quantities TO
that state
4 letter received this morning from a
prominent Democrat Of Stafford county is
a little out of line and not AS elc0urag
ing as those received from other parts
of the state. The committee has known
for some time that some dl&tuectlon
amongst the Democrats existed there,
but satisfied that an intelligent ana
thorough discussion of the situation Is
all that is needed to set matters right,
aud that Stafford VIII bc found m the
Democratic column I'm November.
Senator Faulkner is SIN In New YORK,
where he has gone for a consultation
with other Democratic leaders.
WHAT rrrurrs s,Y.
1T Republican headquarters things are
going CON as usual. There were no promi-
u,nt callers to-day, and no Republicans
OF not, are In the city.
There Us no doubt but that the Repuh!i-
can mauaerrs here are deeply Interested
IN the Virginia situation and that a
CaWIni-u Ua the "stlll hunt order Is !
btirL vigorously carried on. Large snip
meut- OF campaign literature are being !
made o. IN. State. ana all of the Re
publican candidates for Congress are In |
daily communication win headquarters |
here
Sneakers from outside Of the state are |
not being sent there, f.r the reason mat |
The managers fear such action would b" |
resented. IL Is very probable, though lhat |
ou, or more Republican speakers VIII |
d.. asked TO the Republican rally TO be |
lell al Fredericksburg on the l1tn, and |
Secretary Mckee of the Congressional !
Campaign Committee, has promised 70 |
sneak at Winchester later IN the luOnu. |
The committee here is saying little
claiming nothing,
HAHosF Will Not VOTE
In line with the prediction made in this
correspondence, that the Democrats |
nominated Mr.. Mckinney, of Peter burg, |
for Congress. General Malone would give |
him his passive support comes the de-
Claratlon from one of The Generals most
intimate friends that he CHE GcncraD WIN |
not vote for Mr.. ThOrp, he Republican
nominee IN the Fourth district at the /
coming election.
lie gives as his excuse that ne VIII
never cast "a vote whore he Is not Ger
tain that IL VIII Doe counted as intended
His real reason is that since the NaterioO
I'm his race Tor Governor the election |
OF any Republican in Virginia on state
or National ticket would be gall ana
NORWOOD 10 the eN-Rcpubiicau chief
tain.
Personal,
Ncssrs. T. w. Cunningham, J. Glenn
mauts Shafer and c. i. BurgwNn, OF |
Ri,hmonl arrived here last night -
attend the wedding OF Miss Lincoln. Tha
party attended the banquet gwen To- the
ancient and honorable artincrymen Of
Boston, AID were afterwards the guests
of Inc press club of th.s city.
Mr. r. y. Steele, Of lilsh ioInI y.
L. Is IN no city.
Mrs T.. e. Withers. Mrs. W, J.. Beth
eli and Miss Maud Bethcll, OF pahNIle,
Va. are at the ST. James.
Nlessrs. J. -. Blair, OF DanElIe' ~ {.
Booth. OF Virginia; and i. MeGaIhe' O.
Norfolk are In the city.