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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-10
Whitney's Letter.

That Mr.. w. c. Whitney would be
heartily in favor OF the election Of Mr..
Hin We felt sure before we saw his
letter. just out. urging Democrats TO
give their nominee an earnest support.
Whitney managed Cieveiand's affairs be-
fore the last nominating convention. and
did 1t well. He defeated Tammany, but did
II so cleverly that they got to be good
friends OF his. And when the struggle
20 carry New York came on, he soon
had Hin and Bourke Cochran and Tam
many Hall working by his side. When
the Republicans saw this. II made them
sick at heart. That was the turning
point In the canvass.
Recollecting all these things. Whitney.
upon his return from Europe. declined
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-10
Street.Car Postal Service.

The St Louis Republic says that the
street-car postal service of that city
IS the Oldest in this country. or any
other we suppose We may add. Harper s
Weekly is taken to task for having pub
lishei a paragraph stating that the pos
tai authorities all over the country are
watching trolley experiments in Brook
Ign and then the Republic adds:
The managers of Iiarper's Weekly
should know, if they don't. that the
'ErCOklyn idea was borrowed from st.
Louis. We have had a street-car postal
service in successful operation here for
more than two years. The ear makes
several trips a day each way. Mail direct
from the post-ofiicc is delivered TO car
riers along the line. and mail direct from
the lcttcr-bOxcs is received on the car
and sorted there en- route TO the post
office, instead Of at the post-ofilce it.
self The Brooklyn service has no com
mendable feature whatever that has not
been a part of the 81. Louis service
for at least two years"
With her many miles Of street-cars,
Richmond might prohtably perhaps, look
into this matter,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-10

The new Republican Governor of YER
mont takes occasion to say in his inaugu-
raj address that the task OF marking
crosses against the names OF ones chosen
candidates under the Australian system
seems TO be so difficult for most voters
10 perform correctly that the require
ments Of the law may need modification.
Presumably he is speaking from an init
innate knowledge of the mental capacity
OF the Green Mountain Republicans.-Ihe
Providence Or. ID Post
1t would seem that We have hit upon
a better plan In our Virginia law. We
don't require our voter TO make crosses
against the names of candidates for whom
he wishes to vote. The provision OF our
law is that the voter shall strike from the
official ballot the names Of those cand,-
dates for whom he does not wish TO vote.
II there are four candidates for Congress,
the voter will strike off three names: the
man whose name he leaves on the bal
| lot is the man for whom his vote Will
| be counted
| In short, the system Of striking off and
leaving on names in our new election-law
| is the same as that which has prevailed
in Richmond primary elections for twenty
years past.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-10
Bribing Voters in Pennsylvania

We In Virginia know how the capita
ton tax operated in this State. In
Pennsylvania they have a law which re-
quires every man to pay 80 cents year
for the privilege Of voting. The voter
buys ticket or his party buys ii for
him. and upon 1t he votes. The Phlia-
delphia Ledger tells us how this law pro-
notes corruption 1t says;
"Ninety-fve thousand tax receipts were
purchased on Saturday by the Republican
and Democratic city campaign commit
tees. This Is more than one half the
vote cast last February, when the two
candidates for REGISTER Of wills received
1859 votes. AS the two committees are
not in the habit Of throwing their money
away, il is Il fair presumption that the
greater part of the 5000 persons whose
names are on the tax receipts so puT-
chased either had not the manhood to
pay their own pOli-taX or neglected to
perform their civic duty. for ii Is ridicu-
lous TO assume that there IL any man
who cannot afford to pay 80 cents for
the privilege of voting. The man who
viii not buy a tax receipt, but expects
his party To purchase ii for him. is a
bad citizen.
Wonder if these tax receipts are not
worth more than 90 cents each when In
the possession Of the voters themselves?
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-10
YIN and Daniel.

Senator Daniel is favorite with New
York Democrats. They recognize that lie
&c a great orator. and they know tilat he
Is true 10 his friends.
At Chicago at . y. NJ, when the MAJOR
took the platform to second the nominal
ton OF Mr.. Hin. thu Hill forces were III
ready in rout, and the Cleveland men
were impatient for vote They oIu ho'
want IN give Daniel a hearing, but BourKe
Cochran brought them 10 their SENSES ny
rising and drowning their uproar win BIS
mighty voice and declaring mat II
IA Gonna 10 this. that the convention
,,.o,1, mot hear the distinguished gentle
,oon from Virginia the New YORK deie-
cation would pick up their hats ana ieaVe
the hall.
This brought the convention to It's
senses. There was a solemn silence. Ia
MEL was heard and cheered. Ana al
New Workers and many others admired
his resolute performance Of duty in the
face of certain defeat.
So It has come about that there are Few
pubnc men who have stronger hoid
upon the New York Democracy IMAM
has John w. Daniel.
In his speech at the Cooper institute
night before last Major Daniel referred
20 the dark days Immediately succeeding
the close OF the war when New YORK be-
came the hospitable home of so many
southerners lie was right In saying mat
our people will never forget the Kindness
bestowed upon those poor old veterans
Furthermore the New Workers were good
friends Of ours when first we OF Virginia
began TO organize and drill TO break the
bonds OF oppression fastened upon us by
the reconstruction acts of Congress. They
gave us sympathy and money, not once
only. but repeatedly. We should nave
been bad off but for the help they gave
us In the Walker campaign.
The much-abused and condemned Tam
many was a friend Of ours when many
who are now denouncing Tammany ana
counting the South were cold, If not actu-
ally hostile. 10 us.
All that Major Daniel said in praise of
the New York Democracy our Virginia
people very heartily endorse.
Hin and Daniel are apart on several
public questions, Dut they are as ono IN
loyalty TO the Democratic party. We are
glad that Daniel went 10 New York to
raise his voice for HIN. Hin has made q
great sacrifice 10 serve his party at a
moment Of imminent peril lie under.
stands the risk he takes. but he takes 1t
Loyalty and courageously. Therefore he
should have the hearty support OF all
the Democrats OF the land
The national administration ought to
and we believe will-make Ii as plain as
plain can be that 1t Is its opinion that
every Democrat In the State OF New
York ought not only TO be willing. but
thankful to have an opportunity OF voting
for Hi for Governor
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-10
4 CARD.

Having purchased the entire interest OF
Mr. George Davis. my late partner, In the
business Of WALTER ID. MOSES x CO,
| take occasion TO inform my numerous
friends and the public generally that |
Will continue the Piano and Organ Bust
ness under the old firm name OF WALTER
D. MOSES d co, At 1905 Main street.
Richmond, Va.
In this connection | beg 10 add that
| will continue 10 have the State agencies
for the sale OF the Stelnway. Hardman,
Klmball, Bradford, and other standard
makes Of Pianos-the Kimball. Peloubet,
story x Clarke Parlor and Church or
gans. and Jardine Pipe Organs; also. the
State agency for the sale OF the renowned
Washburn Mandolins. Guitars. and BAN
los. together with fun line Of Sheet
Music, etc. .
MIR. Alfred Moses will be my resident
representatives and | have secured the
continued services OF Mr.. Louis w. PizZini
as manager, who VIII be assisted by an
efficient CORPS of statesmen.
With increased facilities, l ofrer 10 the
public "A fun line OF everything In the
music trade at the lowest prices and
terms. . 81,
In order TO clear up the business In fuli
OF the old firm, I Offer until January l.
1895. Pianos and Organs at greatly re-
duced prices. IL will pay you 10 call ana
examine or correspond with US
WALTER ID. MOSES,
walter ID. Moses x Coz,
No. 1903 Main street. Richmond, va
oc low ,F& Su2w
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-10
Chairman Wilson.

Said we not truly that Mr.. Wilson'S
West Virginia friends and constituents
would stick by him all the closer because
of the war upon him which had been
threatened by the Republicans OF the
whole Union? They may have doubted at
some time whether he was a great man
or not. but they could doubt no longer
the Republican party brought into the
field to batter down his defences. The
demonstrations in jefferson county Mon
day upon the occasion OF Mr.. Wilson 5
arrival from Europe show that the people
Of his State know him TO be all that
friends represent him to be.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-10
ELDER RICHARD WARINc DEAD.
MIR. trant Nckendrec's Serious ana f"'"'
scciJent-Iienry Carnctt Dead.

ArflIeNI-tlf
DI-NNsyILLE. VA, October o.-(Spe-
ci,l,-I,lder Richard n. Waring died az
GI.nviila. his home near here, on Ihurs-
day the AN instant, ut $40 O'Clock a M
aged 7s years. Mr. Warning was son OF
centaln T,owcry Warng. and the pro'heI
Of the Or william J.. Waring VINO was
60 cruelty shot and killed on the morhihs
NJ Essex County Court day OCTOBER. 100
IN, tho luuatic. Isaac Fisher. Elder H. n
Wo,lua succeeded this brother III w
.,dersblp Of the Rapplhannock cnuiO",
which office he continued fdthiuhy az
Iovinrlv 10 M IA the time or MS uei'"
g. [ar xvsring was sincere and steadlast
,r ali Of hls relations aud professions D."
no moot devoted and induISeht nus.
hand. 4 loving father kinu' ioE.ns' 81.
beInved neighbor and frienh. ii'S no
p,tslity was unlimited In wal, III ~,
emo and gen al social cheer. re pc
ses"c1 a warm and generous heart
snirit IA free ms the air ana pou'N'm,
-, tho vysvr He leaves three sohS anu
several grandchildren. ,. ,oor
air Grant Mckeniree. lV'hs A.
oz.on. I'm Essex county. wan" i'n's -.
a wagon one evening .ast "toN' AZ.
eo,,o means thrown 0Gt. ana "h"Vi
nm "A mat tie whcs ran over nun
lri',r'np him so very eeriously t'li' ,, ~
ala two DAYS after the asc'.1a'a. NJ
funeral and intermont took p,acr na,y
E,h,.us church, near here on 'h0i''"'
an olI coiorcd man called Henry na'.
mott an Of MS Efe IN slavery pe'9''.'
f. 'i Elder r. II. WARNS, was 'a"en -. suo "
d,,lv sick. and died ON the same aay T.,
his o,a master, to whom he was s'e''''
attached. ...,..ro,dent TO
VIM YOU allow your corftspo i''e"r or
cxpla n that owing 10 a se'eie - 49,, has
,,a,ar,I hills and high fevers ne mas
hn '','' ,r'.Iu,led attending the grand arr
BEEN , golng on upon the grounds i near
Tappahannock for the lat thF ,. o u@y :.
win merkcd success. | ..'t.', J." ~.
C'r,r,n,ent. But for this sickness ~
"'i., 20 have reported daily proceed
irgs II not uc.passlns upon iFlehd
I l,F ft+fs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-10
New York.

We regard Mr., Hill's acceptance OF the
Democratic nomination for Governor OF
New York as n sure indication that he
is to be elected. When Mr.. Grace said
his faction "were going to stand up and
be counted" he confessed In a well-known
phrase that his followers were doomed
to ignominious defeat. SO as TO the
other "kickers."
There was nothing particularly new
said or done at the grand ratification
meeting OF Monday night. The speech
Of our distinguished senator, the Hon.
John w. Daniel. was worthy of the man
and of the occasion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-10

to become a candidate for Governor
and urged that Hin be nominated h's
suggestion went far 10 determine the
| convention In It's choice. Now whitney
IL out In strong letter showing inc
sincerity OF his purposes and his great
desire to see Hill elected.
IA to the presidential contest OF iS"
Mr.. Whitney says: II wish to suggest
that 1896 may be safely left to take care
of itself; 1882 did, and 1896 WILL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-10

The idea OF Colonel Breckenridge run
ming for the United States Senate. The
idea Of any friends OF his advising him
to become a candidate!
The Colonel never had any prospect OF
representing Kentucky In the Senate be-
fore he got into the Pollard scrape, and
II he is elected now II will be because OF
sympathy with him or admiration for his
achievements in that affair. But never
fear--he isn't going to be elected. The
country has had enough OF Colonel Breck-
inridge. and all true friends Of his Will
render him the best service possible by
keeping him out Of public life
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-10
The Alexandria Bulletin has passe

The Alexandria Bulletin has passed into
new hands. but Captain Page McCarty
will continue TO have the leading place
on the editorial force 1t Will be "a
strictly Democratic journal. to voice the
Virginia Democracy under the rule cor
rectly understood as the only power that
the South has to maintain popular rights,
II will have o new outfit. and Its office
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-10

Governor OFerrall, Senator Daniel and
Chairman Ellyson. three of the best
posted men In the State, think the
chances are very bright for the election
OF tho entire Democratic congressional
delegation from Virginia-The Frede-
ricksburg Star.
Yes, IL We get out our vote; that Is to
say. we can carry all Of the ten districts
II we organize well and work hard. In
other words. these three gentlemen pre-
dict that we can win a complete victory
II we do our duty TO our party and to
ourselves.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-10

Tammany Hall appears to be very much
pleased with the progress Of the anti
Tammany campaign.-Washingto Post.
Yes. Tammany promises TO save New
York from being made the victim OF the
New York Constitutional Convention. IL
ever Tammany had occasion to work
hard. II IL now. Nay. all New York State
is In danger Of being tied hand and foot
by the new Constitution. Surely. the Tam
manyites cannot fail to achieve victory
under such circumstances.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-10
pre,or,nc for the Future.

ar e Johnson. i'm Home and country
'..,,,,,.. Ir, q nan" said little Tom,
"Ani b.e. ~! tall md -.ronE.
Tn, .,@i,- % Keep druEstor" "mi
Drink soaa-w1ter all day long
"And l." said ltue Poly Ann
I'm tru goa what I'll Co., -
1,u como ami make Vau AWFUL rich
by buying things OF YOU
"l'U huv tpGth-hrushe5 and quinine'
And s4u'li~ and THINGS lhr ,ma''
And p0stsE- -,-t inrs aui cdrtoI-o!'
For my OLD pussy cat.
"Arl maybe | VIII buy 50 much
You'l get -, rich, You see
Thai you Will have enough some DAY
To come am! marry m.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-10

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tlnucd until this needed change ana '"-
movement can be made. The iirst ISSUE
under the new management viii appear
about the 18th instant.
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Our " eIC0ne.

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KAUFMAN & CD.
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-05-02
nvUsR WASN'T AFRAID.
Remained In Session While Common.
wsslers Were Outside.

Remained In Session While Commsn.
wsslers Were Outside.
WASHINGTON. May s2.-Ths death of
Senator Stock bridge stopped the wheels
of legislation, and nothing was done In
ths senate but to receive the announce
mont Of his death from Senator Mcmillan
and adopt the usual resolutions of regret.
and at 12:o1 tho senate adjourned.
The house was in session IN hour and
. half. No business was transacted, al.
though bill to change the methods OF
accounting In the treasury department
was under consideration. The house re-
mained in session until the common
wealsrs' demonstration was over lest
sudden adjournment might be miscon-
strued to indicate fear. To accom-
plish this the senate resolutions announc-
ing the death of Senator Stock bridge were
held back ever an hour. After the crowd
In front of the Capitol had dispersed. they
were formally presented. Appropriate
resolutions were then adopted and a COM
mittse appointed to attend the funeral,
after which the house, as further mark
Of respect to the memory of the deceased,
adjourned
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-05-02
BRECKINRIDGE's FAITH.
8xpscts 10 BE Reelected Notwithstand-
ing Opposition TO Him.

8xpoCto 20 Do he-elocted NotWithstnno.
Ing Opposition to Him.
WAsHNGTcN, May 2-Colonel w. G. p
Brsckinridge says: 81 start for Lexing-
tsn tomorrow and will open the canvass
1t that place Saturday" To question as
to how he regarded the reports of the for
midabls opposition to his denomination,
he replied: II anticipate opposition. of
course. The case in Judge Bradley's
court has been thoroughly considered by
my constituents do not care to discuss
the verdict further at this time"
Speaking of the campaign, he said: 81
feel confident that will be nominated
andl elected. My speeches will speak for
themselves II is my purpose to still be
Of use to my district and TO my state in a
legislative capacity. Notwithstanding the
mistakes, which frankly acknowledge
and ask no one Co condone. / propose to
epdeavor To merit q fair and generous
treatment st the peoples hands, and have
confidence that this opportunity will be
afforded me By my denomination and re-
election TO congress"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-05-02

Exports from New York show good
increase.
Daily. the Irish dynamiter, is to run for
parliament.
The Chinese want the time for regis
tration extended.
Frank Rhouer & Co., furniture, New
York, have failed.
An armed uprising in the Alsold dis
trict. Hungary, is planned.
Nicaragua is secretly sending troops
into the Mosquito country.
Charles II. Brine has been missing from
Salem, Mass, since April %,
Ex-Governor Luce of Michigan is likely
TO succeed Senator Stock bridge.
The alleged Springfield Mass. diamond
robbers have been held for trial
Bombs were exploded in the police
Offices at Leghorn and Ascona, Italy.
The Portuguese government says the
disease raging az Lisbon is not cholera.
The cruiser Bennington completed a
1900 mile journey day ahead of time.
"Reddy" Wilson. n notorious highway
man, was lynched at Missouri Valley, la
The Massachusetts training ship Enter
prise went into drydock at Boston today.
The national session of the Cadets of
Temperance may be held in Boston next
year.
The French government was given a
vote of confidence by the chamber OF
deputies.
The receipts Of the national treasury
for April were s9.5OO00O less than ex-
penditures.
George w. Abel. one Of the proprietors
and editors Of the Baltimore Sun, died of
pneumonia.
The Boston Towboat company is 90
raise the sunken schooner Welcome in
Boston harbor
France is displeased with the interfer-
ence OF the pope in the case of the arch
bishop OF Lyons.
RI Rev. John T. Pelham, ID d, who re-
Gently resigned the lord bishopric of Nor.
wich, died st London.
The Christian Observer blames the
Episcopal church for the-nost prominent
obstruction 20 church unity. In the fact
that the bishops will not allow exchange
81 pulpiS with Presbyterian ninistsrA"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-05-02

When old Titus wrote homes history
he did not think that in future ages the
springs Of Europe would be brought to
America, for America was not known
then although it existed, and so did the
Carlsbad Springs. You can buy the
Carlsbad Sprudel Salt at every drug store
now. They are the concentrated evapora-
tions OF the Waters OF Carlsbad, which
have been used for centuries for their
specific properties in all arrangements OF
the stomach, constipation, liver and kid
ney diseases. The genuine has the sigma
ture of " Eisner q Mendelson Co., Sole
Agents, New York." on every bottle.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-05-02
strike Is Ended.

ST. PAUL. May 2.-The Great Northern
strike has been declared of as the result Of
the conferences between President Hill OF
the Great Northern, President Debs of
the union and the representatives of the
Twin City commercial bodies. President
Hill has already made concessions of
nearly everything asked and the strike is