The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-11
WHEELER'S NOMINATION
1T rs SEVERELY CONDEMNED BY
DEMOCRATIC LEADERS.
Thu Success of the New York Democrats
should be Above All o.hoi Conh"er-
stiont-NirginIa Politics.
TIuys uRrkv, RrLHY BUILDING.
W,sutNoToN. October 10. 1874. }

The announcement Of the nomination oy
. faction OF the Democratic party III
Nov York II another candidate Tor the
Goveruorship was generally regretted here
to-day by the Democratic leaders. Nhat-
ever may be the private opinion OF those
hes, informed regarding New York poll
tics as 20 the knowledge and priva'e
connection which David n. hin had win
the managers before his own nomination.
IL IS very generally conceded that ne was
probably the strongest man for me parry
nomination and therefore they srohsiy
condemn the action OF The disgruhlep
element IN the present atutuee when :,
has assumed. The success or the parry
IN New York this year, they claim, should
BE- paramount 20 every SHADOW OF P,'
Soual retaliation. but Just as loNb 80
Cleveland and Hill ana I've h'''t t,'s, ~, an
party are known la New lork, JUST 50
long Will there be chickering's ana even
treacheIy in Die Empire state. go.
The bitter disaHrcti0n OF Hln IN 49,
and the audible mutterings which charSeQ
him with cleveland defeat we're Dut
Sbe initial Boo an inter-party and personal
contest which even In the past winter
found expression In the HornDlower ana
PcCkham hght and the present situation
regarding iHe pCsamasteIs and other
Federal officers IN New York. The lead
els here however. are inclined 10 the be-
FutOI ana the horizon again beam with
hopeful. promise Of Democratic success un-
der Hul.
TIKI Nsw YORK DELEGATION.
The New York city congressional delega-
ton be- being thoroughly overhauled. and
u u reported that John Dewitt Warner,
purI1t ana Tim. Campbell will all be
l'Ii 40 nome by the Tdmmany leaders.
b'ufrf cochran could come back through
DIS ihnucace with Gilroy, but has de-
cin'i. ana Amos Cummings will come
ln 900 the tide OF his own personal popu-
HIiN. bartlett. Sicklcs, and Trally are
also slated for return
lN,Fe Is a singular thing about the Tam
A".f congressman, Ia that few, II any
on mem are ever residents Of the dis
Nt.l theN represent Even Ina the DAYS
yl sunset Cox, IL was well-known that
ne was rarely ever in the district while he
was In Congress. This wear there VIII
- a general change Of districts. and
cummings. Bartlett and others viii be
cors,f ISalh, probably having Just changed
MI. FAGrFAy's WINS.
state Senator Henry Fairfax. Of Lou
uouh' who left here This morning 20 at
tehd the Smith-G3ines wedding at War
IsHtoH' gives very cncouracing account
- Thtoe poiucal outlook In his county.
aisons our people. and what Hltle dis
5Hectlon ther" - H. the result II personal
dlsappoint ment. and IS confined 20 one or
|
SauShed AZ The election were 20 occur
tomorrow there would not be six stay
az homes, and these viii be In the Demo
'latlc ilne IN November The Rcpubll-
can candidate for Congress Is ma ling a
SORT OF clustering. spread eagle canvass
IN our county which o. decidedly more
amusing than instlu tive, ana viii hardly
even have the effect Of bringing out his
own vote
Commorwealth-AttCrnc Jcffrles Of
auguler county, was in the e. " to-day
on legal business. He says That Eau
outer is all right, aud can be depended on
for her usual Democratic majority. He
Is anxious 10 lock horns" with Colonel
Nc aull, ana has agreed 10 NEE, him
~ Joint debate at some point In Prince
william county enc day next week
FROM INV 'EcoxD DISTRICT.
captain oscar c. Edwards. president
Of The virginia Pilots Association. of
Norfolk and colonel Dick NIarshaU of
IortSmouth, arrived here on the Norfolk
ana Washington steamer this morning
4.IIi lcMr-tuous trip up the Chesa-
I'Ah'. These gentlemen say that the
canvass has hardly begun In the second
uls,l.'l hut that there Is lack ~ both
unity ana enthusiasm AMONGST tho Re
pu"iicans, ANA while Mir Eorllnd a. nm
douhtedly the strongest man thew couIl
nave nominated they DO not believe
that there Is even 20 remote chance Of his
defeating Congressman Tylcr rt"v
have great f1ith 900 the Walton law. ana
believe II viii have the effect OF keen
lns majority Of the iliieratc v.t.is
away from the polls. They anticipate NJ
trouble from the Populists OF their dis
tfict, and are satisfied that there is no
danIer OF any coalition against the Demo
cratic party
Mr. " $. White, Of Fredericksburg
editor ot the Free Lance. was In the
city short time Yesterday.
McssrS. b. B. Eskridge. OF Stau1top.
w. X Beattle, Of RlchmonG: and A l..
Van Ness, Of Keysy!ile, Va, are IN the
III. l.. W.