Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-28
WJSE'S WITHDRAWAL
p,cs for Comprehensive Undressing
Now 10 Yir6inianS.
.,yru ISSUE IN FAua''E"'
ia. Not Yet become ~ Great
~e n. ~ seems to he EIse-
.-prtschard's Talk "Throuah
an. u,r,-wa,hinsto Personals.

,...erf1NGToN. ID. c., April IL
-, So far as can be asccrtained.
,s now no one being vigorously
- from Virginia or North Carolina
,se position Of Deputy Comptroller
.,o treasury. The withdrawal OF OK
..-.ssnan Wise from the field taxes
-. All interest in Virginia. unless some
.i.. from the State should enter the
u, has not developed that any on
=, North Carolina has been urecd for
.t~,-,cnf. The eN-mcmbers OF Con
80. from that State have been a niue
,,,nouncci IN favor OF silver 70 horr
1.-Two any consideration at pres
-. .ee administration when the leadin'
~. -.,ucctcd with the government ~
r.acing almost every one unc
d., who IS regarded as o..
w.. ..,oo5lv 20 the cause Of free coinag,
go. Henderson and Bum voted IN /
-. SIMMER OF 1923 for the unconditional
-.-,.l Of the purchasing clause OF the /
s-,--,sa law. bat since that they have |
...li, voted against the adminis'ra-
49,, financial measures. not being able |
-. .,eil5w the gold-bond features. Re |
,r.e MI. Bum IS now postmaster |
..f no Is not 90 be considered.
sc James r. Jennos. Commemorative /
Attorney for the county OF Fauquier' u !
49, a.. citv. Being asked what the sen |
..-,.r, was In his portion Of Virginia |
a., r.e,rl 10 the silver agitation, he said |
a., 81, ar be had heard compare
...e,v little discussion OF the subject |
,-t, i~t.resf In the question had not be- |
...,e as great as reports seemed 10 IN |
l.s.ts 10 was in some other sections
PRITCHARD.
sor-tor Prrchard departed to-day for |
y,N.t.r. where he is booked TO deliver |
a. address While in the city he left |
r. doubt as % his preference for the Re |
,.ffI.so nomination FOR the presidency |
49, ,egr. 10 was rumored some time |
al, tla the INST Republican senator |
,-cr, tie Old North state Tor many years |
,,..s hohnohAiuc with the Ohio Governor. |
hl; several OF his friends hardly thought |
g. probable that he would be- 50 bold |
as 90 throw his support 10 that hish |
r-.est OF excessive tarin-taXcs. called |
r- poiicv's sake. protection. But Sena- |
Tor Irifchaul has removed all douOis, |
and now says he thinks Mckinley viii |
tgve a solid delegation from North Caro- |
lsa He Is gracious enough TO admit |
.fref ex-Sncaker Reed has "sOme friends
s- th. State and. perhaps. he had In |
mind such Republicans as Congressman |
Tom settle and Statc-Chairman Holton. |
The Senator dis1aineA to even mention |
amy q the other Republican candidates |
in DIS talks here. and one might suppose |
that De does not regard Senator Allison |
or ey-Fresldent Harrison as being worthy |
ION
-any other North Carolinians who are |
positive that both Allison and Harrison |
have friends among the North Carolina |
Republicans. sand they talk as II they
thought Senator prtchard was far too !
slreuine in claiming that Mckinley will |
get a solid delegation. They seem 10 |
have an idea that he will not have half |
% the delegates from North Carolina. |
and there IS "a bare possibility he viii
not have a single one. unless Pritchard
himself should chance 90 be elected a
delegate and not be hampered with in
siruciions.
SILVER.
The Senator is equally as positive in his
opinions regarding the free-cOinage ques- |
ton in the State. lie sticks by silver.
and said here this week that he believed
North Carolina would send delegation to
the convention ready 90 vote for free
coinage: and the convention. he thought. |
would declare in favor OF an enlarged |
ana fre.r use OF silver
such talk as this Is what makes several |
North Carolinians now in the city fairly |
sn.cker. They are unable 10 see Just |
how senator PrtChard can support Me- |
kuiey and al the same time be for the |
free coinage OF silver. The Ohio Governor
while IN Congress ala everything in his |
power against silver. and tried whenever
he had the opportunity 10 debase 1t rs
q money metal lie never cast a vote
"a favor OF free coinage. and IS looked
upon as one Of the rankest of single gold
standard men, Recently he was reported
to have said that he would not accept the
Republican nomination for President
should there be plank in the party
Platform iu favor Of the free coinage
OF silver. After making that bold ass r
ton and. peTccivinC the effect Of such a
radical remark Mckinley tried 10 hedge,
for the news has gotten abroad that
Allison IS the western man whom the
Republicans are gradually centcrng upon
as the man most likely TO hold the silver
Republicans In line.
HOW ABOUT THE DARKIES.
North Carolina usually sends some ne
gro delegates 10 the Republican national
conventions. and the chances are several
VIII b, included I'm the list next time.
Tx Congressman Chatham had these
Wen ia charge three years ago. and pr
Eaps BE- w.l 80 again himself as a dele
gate. lie has never be n heard to de-
,lars Tor Mckinley. and the belief here IS
.tat be- viii be- either fOr Reed or for |
Harr 800; and some OF hts acquaintances |
ay ma. they are positive be is not for |
1rhI. S. And % must not be forgotten |
Gat g.. .l.y Senator Don Cameron, with |
DIS mooney -hass. VIII also be In the race. |
J. f.tf should Doe the case, II VIII be very |
l.irI f1 Keep some Of the North Carolina |
c.l.r.ts from voting for him.
Dr. also taken for granted that Settle |
d .,.r and thc others can at least ct |
d. fru Delegates for Reed. and the general |
Cr"..n here 3 that Pritchard is talking |
u.r.Ir ', bear himself Talk when he ass |
s.rt- CHAT Mckinley VIII have a solid le- |
..r 90 800 North Carolina; and people !
ate laughing 40 him. They say that Me |
kinney s not only played out. but this |
country v.I not have any more tarin AL |
tar0l flrt now. and never viii 90 IN |
f.t tsu rate Of duty, such as is adVo- |
cat.i on aI schedules by the Ohio man.
PERSONAL AND POSTAL
49, a. cobb and wife. Of Danyille. Va,
.r- .n ta- city.
s. Uos,-oMce TO be known at Cobb |
Island Ias been established IN Northamp- |
tn county, Va, with John Y. Spady as |
ln' master
Colonel Grenylle Gaines OF Warrenton, |
and b. b. Hanes. OF Winston. y. c.. are I
2 sitt-r.. at TIE Metropolitan.
Among fnurth-class postmasters APP |
pointed to-day were.
North Carolina Roscoe Watauga coun- |
ty. Pleasant Andrews vice ". ii. Ca-a- |
way. resigned.
Manufactured. Scott county. ~ p. |
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