The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-14
The REPUBLICAN HOPES.
They Talk BoastlulIy Of Their Coming
Federal Patronage.
MALONE SEES PROSPERITY FROM APAR.
He Hopes Now to Dispose of His Washing
Lo,-ftis Not Believed That Con-
te.ts w II be Encouraged.
TINES BUREAU, RAPLEY BUILDING.
WASHINGTON, November IL. 1894.

| The sensational stories ceBdsIlhS the
possible withdrawal Of Mr.. Carlisle from
the Cabinet find no believers among those
who should know. for cases have oc-
cured before in which their views were
at variance and the Secretary invariably
yields his judgment TO the convictions
Of his chief
II was freely talked last night ON
Newspaper Row that Mr.. Carlisle mad
! been somewhat chagrined TO learn nat
/ certain New YORK spectators and per-
| so1ai friends of the T. csident had made
| public in Wall street the fact mat bonds
/ were to be issued before the intention
| was communicated TO him or ne "as
| consulted regarding the adF'sapiIIty ~ "
| such action, but the truth OF the TuIloI
has not been establish ID by any WoIh
/ from Mr.. Carlisle, and II may DC poSSl-
BILE that the reported purchases oi MI; MI;
l.. G.. Benedict and Others were not pdseu
| upon any thing other than their own
! Judgment knowing Of the President
! general ideas about the Issuance OF DoiuS
| when the condition OF the treasury pe
came as il now is. The most credited
! proposition Is that bonds VIII be issued
| ana that Secretary Carlisle VIII CON
tinue his charge Of the Treasury pQIt.
! folio with the tacit understanding that
| h would have personally preferred 10
| submit the question 10 CONGRESS, T.,
1t certainly requires very httle' ~
| decd, 10 Inspire some people WIN conn
| dence and truly hope springs egeridl III
| the human breast" for even now II is
| apparent here that the Republicans are
| "bracing up" on the outlook before thtni'
| Ever sir ce the Inauguration OF MI SIehe-
land there have been a nuIhpet oi ~
! publicans who have loitered about the
| hotels and the Capitol waiting TOT soIIe-
thing to turn up Many OF them were
| getting in rather Strengthened cifcuh-
stances and the hotels, restaurants
! and such ike. We're grow
ing a little chilly I'm their receptions ana
in some cases We're absolutely crowns
| Indifferent in their attentions. But
great change has come, the average re
publicans knew ii all the time and talks
| boastfully of Offices. patronage, etc, as
! If a Republican President had really been
elected instead Of only the House with
! its limited supply Of political iaFofs'
MAHoS IS HoPEs.
/ have not seen General Malone, but
am told that even that distinguished gen
! tleman scents prosperity from aiaT' ana
that visions of the sale of that lot Tor
| the Government Printing Oiiice steal over
him I'm hours Of reflection.
If would indeed. be a bad job for him
| if Congress this winter should buy some
other property for this purpose before
| his Republican friends begin thelr feish.
If this does not transplre the chdnGes
for the sale OF this lot by General Ma
hone would be good Tor with a pretty
little promise of the Virginia state dele-
cation at the next Republican National
| Convention properly made to Mr.. Reed
there is no telling what his Congress
might not do.
MANY of the Virginia Republicans are
already jubilant over the elecuoh eS,ao noS,, oI
they are vigorously declaring mat zen
eral James A. Walker will be thelr next
gubernatorial candidate and boast MS
| ability TO carry the entire state. 49,
| The Virginia congressional delegation
is all right for the next House. IT IS
| true that contests have been talked OF
| in every district except the N1hth but
| these viii hardly develop any serious
! proportions, as the leaders OF the Re-
publican party are already talking about
| being handicapped by an Ih"ieldy ma
iorty, the evils OF when were lulIy set
forth I'm the first session Of the present
! Congress The three new DemoCrauc
| members Colonel Tazewen Elicit Major
Peter I Otey. and Hon. W. r. Mcken-
ney are all gen5,emfimh men ,ake ot ptyg promg,nept a
| nosifions among the minority. Whlle
Representatives Jones. Tyler swanson
Turner. Meredith and Tucker nave nave az
| ready demonstrated their worthlhess TO
| represent their people
THE souTH's OPPORTUNITY.
MI s,,allness of the minority in the
I,irtV- fourth Congress Will open up q
| ereaf opportunity for record making ana
| tho Sonth ought certainly 10 develop Il
| Tow heroes out OF the lOl representatlNes
| tsfoh hn
| " N-iroinia who obtained great tame Tor
bt,,enlf when he was left as the only
! Democrat on the moor, ana VINO Know
| but that similar opportunity may 1Wal'
H. actiye. the vigilant, the brave. There
10 one thing sure. new leaders VIII nave
80 10 ne found among the Democrats, and
| VIRGINIA has some splendid material lot
the job. ,,-.,,.,, .,- - tho cit,,
FOR a few hours this morning, and when
! aei,ed what ne had TO say about the
| "ttien, he said: II feel something ike
Secretary Thurber, at the White House
iust now. a gentleman, / guess he was a
ynnvvsnaper man came in, and after few
nleasantries ne asked Thurber what the
| president had TO say about the eIectlons.
| What did he say exclaimed Thurber,
iumning up out of his chair, What did
ne say? Why, what in the Devil could
| H. say. ,e .,.t. -.
ahout NJ his feelings, and with TWO or
three constituents at his back, he logged
Long toward the departments, bent on
ne Same old errands that have kept him
busy for nearly two years.
MCAULL TO CONTEST.
There is little doubt now that there
viii be a wrangie over the seat IN the
TTiifftv9fourth Tiif Congress from the Eighth
| Virginia district. Mr.. L. II. McCdull
the defeated Republican candidate, has
| heen busily engaged since the election IT
! collecting testimony, and claims that nc
has annie evidence to show that enough
votes TO overcome Congressman Mere
dith's majority were cast for MIN, but
were improperly and illegally thrown out
This will be difficult 10 prove TO the salts
faction of any election committee, as nc
attempt at fraud deception or intimida-
tion has vet been traced % any special
constable at any election precinct In thai
| district and the fact that Tot or Ignorant
voters chose to contribute to the loss OF
their votes by following the instructions
of their leaders, rather than trust TO tht
superior intelligence OF the STATE authorl
ties does not prove by any means thai
these votes were improperly thrown out
and the Election Committee OF the mex
5 House will probably take precisely tha
view of the case.
SENATOR RANsoM's TRIP.
Senator Ransom, who arrived here e
| night expects to return 10 North Caro-
lima Tomorrow The trip 10 the Pacific
sloDe planned by the Senate Committee
| ON Commerce OF which he is chairman
has moi been abandoned, but postponed
Tbis action was taken at the request ol
senator Culiom. and other senator's wht
are very busy al this time congratulatins
the newly elected members or their state
| Legislatures, and incidentally looking ar
| Ter their own reelection 10 the United
| States Senate. Senator kansom taxes
the defeat Of his party IN Norm Carollna
very philospphically' ana accepts tht
| result very gracefully satisfied that the
! SET hack is only a temporary one, anc
| mat the rAtural supremacy Of the Demo
| cratic party In that State will be felt
i'm the election occurring two years hence.
| Congressman Swanson left for Richmond
| q ,c OFT