The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-12
GOSSIP IN, / RlcHlyEIll|A| [ | ] h
Col, Lamb and the Chaa!I!rl,lnallnshIp Al |, \ |l|||
Republican Party Briefly discussed Il
B0WDER AND WADDlLL ALL TAEs l||s
Hob and Aif Taylor, of Tenn Hesssss
tcrtna,iing ltichinonder5-5COft s.
Over Seats tn the Next aegisl
Talked d0E--DcIcsatcs TO ahSS gaSa
odisf Conference Arriving. ss 49, ssS;

Richmond, Va, Noy. III spectsitt t$5tS S$s
The announcement madeIin this ~
respondence that Col. William Saafs
VIII not be made chairman of the SSff
publican State Committee unlesSi fss stTs3Sf
accept 1t without the tender$of ofS the prSfE
ton of member of the NationaiSe es6f8&
mite, has been the subject or mu f58
sip. Later developments show I taatss
report has plenty of foundati on! tsAk
Republican leaders have agreed sainO f3S64
themselves that 1t is not we'll foEsGSf
person to have entire control of thespA%&H
~ I'm this State, and 1t looks a ass 10 6
VIII not yield to COl.y Lamb 'Hss tern 4
All the talk now Is OF BoWdeny yorsSYaS
dill for chairman, and 1t looks as sftts$$
former VIII be chosen. Col. LamBsG EiBS
nave the position or member OF tho afsFS
tional Committee IL he will take IT. 81
fact, most of the Republicans are a1i%f&& i%f&k
fouS to have him serve. Mr.. tBoWqeIE5HE
understood to be willing to take tHEl
state workmanship, but In the event HI
Wnddill The Judge does not! " amt tt:sI'JJ
Is not seeking 1t, but would notss 81 dfsSS
said, decline to accept it. is. steS
LOB and Alf Taylor of Tennessee,YfIftf
regard to the report that they wi
sibly oppose each other forS Cover 6H3
again next yenr. Neither said he cd fHsH5
tc run, nor that he would decline noTm
nation. Col. Ridley, of NashViIle,SsStiss Il
manager Of the Taylors s4entertainIse1lf
thinks the brothers will be tsl put "a fsssI
against each other. He says also tt
BOB the Democrat, would win. rs deaiuaXa
not believe that any Democrat In stEsiSssSSI iSssS
ncssee could defeat Bob, nor does he Bfssij i
lteve any Democrat but Bob could w 4fElt Eltsssl! ltsssl!
1t Is reported here that a number lots
the fair elections candidates who S4eSEal
defeated for the Legislature will Is 81
test. Col. Robert n HUBBARD, 3 w ho SSg sItsas aI
beaten for the Senate by Mr.. Flood, ,SVtt3I
certainly contest and Is now at sySt5HiEi
trying to- gather evidence of & fraHs2s8s
These people have no hope ofa fiSefa4
seated by their purpose, or their pp1epE
rather, is to make capital for ttheSSIGy yg
election law movement. On the 3otHef
hand, some of the defeated DemocfR RSsa
have and perhnpe >unwisely, dectdetfS tsS
contest. Some OF these may be sea hi
The Republicans and PopuiistsT Sss
they Will, for 1t will furnish them Tgftf5S
a plenty of ammunition in their tinns EfEt
for corrupt election methods. sS, ia
Delegates to the Methodist ConfereiitsfS
are already arriving, They wi apoGES
into the city on all trains to-niorIIsSVts
Bishop Galloway, who is to preSidess haE
not as yet come. DIR, NJ SiIsdSE
and Rev. Mr.. Langhorn, whose terms
have expired by limitation, preashsH
very impressive farewell dfscours sesf ;yessSa4; esS4
terday. Rev r. T. Wilson, Il of C1E4SS
Street, who has been with his prsg&Ssf3
charge three years, Is SO confid dent fH}
he will be sent to another field he,f iEffSj
preached q farewell, saying 4 tsyynS esS)
ter for his people that a. change be ma a43S3 a4S
The Conference meets at GentenaSSs
Church Wednesday. & f9
Sheriff CardoZa, OF Lunenburg SSTaif
down to the city Jail yesterd ayS ffsfsM
and made II formal demand for2 fei Tii{gsl
nenburg prisoners, and being IefuRSF2
the custody of them, by order sof s Eisas
Governor, he returned at once to&Sli$ks
home. The Governors messenge ffs}f
went with Letter to Judge SOrgGfnS e&s
planning why the prisoners were s@s ssfest
given up, returned to-day, but Ills itsaz9Ss
were sealed. At this writing tties SsiasA
ernor has nothing to give out for spis3fS3
lication about this matter. Publics ssa8fsaS
timent here is very much divided 1E&
the action Of the Governor ins shafs
the prisoners in the face ofEIud geSS
gums order for them. Hon. George ts&
Wise, counsel for the prisoner Isl, sSS SSSz&]
to Lunenburg courthouse tod ay.est ssb
Rev. DR.. w. T.. Hatcher, who was stfsfsE|
by fall Saturday, is very much SSsH:
proved. 4$3 Hs2sS
There are no new development ts ffS iii sa
case of George S. MAXWELL IN IsdS - SSsss
thought to have married a seco4id ia ia ra5g 5gSi
while his first wife is alive RI
Hon. John S. Wise is still IN i he 81 f8%s
His friends say his visit has no pol tfss8
significance.
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