Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-02
SENATOR J. W.DANlEL
lis Coming Address Before The Michigan
University Students.
III LIKES CRIsp's POSITION.
lie Knows Nothing Dcnnitc Regard
Ing the Proposed Monetary Com
Acting Federal Architect.

WASHINGTON. u. C.. May l.-CSpc-
oial) before leaving for Michigan. where
b. IS 20 deliver an address 90 the stu
dents Of the State University. Senator
Daniel. in a brief conversation. expressed
qualification over the fact that OK
Speaker Crisp had come out bo'dIy IN
lengthy interview I'm favor Of the it'e
coinage Of silver az ratio OF 10 10 J.
The cx-spcakcr is one % the delegates
with Senator Daniel designated 10 at
tend the international monetary conference
that has been Talked Of as ANeIy l" ~
held some time iu the future
Senator Daniel IS one Of the most PIC
rouncel advocates o. The free coinage OF
silver in public NE. and has never "'l-
.,,1 g., che least. 1Ic has steaaily
orr.s,l every IN and resolution
d, CONGRESS that directly or indirectly
,i,ool "a blow 40 tac white metal ana
has rcpeafcdiy delivered careiully-pre-
,,,,es speech,s uranc a return to the
ola system under which silver was fully
recoenlzcI by the government as a money
metal
IIe also said yesterday that IL was a
s.ttsr.rtI1u o. learn through the papers
ttst iu au probability the coming CON
Ysrfinu ia Illinois would be dominated
,te.lyf.lv hv tho frce-s.lvcr wing OF the
Democratic party. Tie took Tor granted
sha r,,gs WAS true. and De had no other
means " asccrtaiUius tie situation than
through the medium az the press, but
,he r.oorts indicated that the opposition
admitted ln advance they would De I'M
able % stem the tide.
TIE CONFERENCE
Senator Daniel knows nothing def
mite regarding the none ary conference.
Ike the other gentlemen Designated by
CONGRESS 10 attend. hc IS waiting Tor
some move from the other side 81 the
ocean. and unless the European nations
give the signal nothing viii be done.
Tho prevailing opinion in government
circles here Is that no conference Will
De held this year. Ana even sh'u'i
fh,re De one. 10 is stated on very good
authority that the President viii decline
~ have anything % DO with the ahar
u. viii not appoint the three DELEGATES
which DC would have The right 20 APP
point. In that event. il is believed the
congregational delegates would attend, re-
cgrilesq ~ the wishes or feeling, ~ the
President. Money has been Appropriated
To- pay the expenses. ana congress,
which rules IN rtNN utlitNf ANn sr'N'N
the Senators and Ecprcs natives the
rlght % represent this country. II was
vurposcly arranged that way, tn order
10 le Thoroughly independent OF MI
cleveland. and the silver advocates III
Congress knew perfectly well his views
on the subject
PERSONAL.
Tho Supervising Architect OF the Urea
surv being out Of the city. Mr. Charles
J. Kcmper. 81 Staunton, is I'm charge Of
the Office Mr. Kemper IS kept very busy
ana in addition 20 his regular duties IS
absorbed with the Atlanta Exposition
having been designated 20 look after the
Government Building there.
J. W Womnck. A b. Cosby and WIFE
W. Ashly Walker and wife, and +. i.
Weld. If Richmond. ana W. +. Carson.
OF Rivtrton. Va. are al the Metropolitan.
About sixty young ladies' from the
college az Roanoke Va, are IN the city.
Professor vs.. \. Harris is with the party.
G. T.. Hopkins. Of Charlotte, y. c.. is
at the St. James.
POSTAL.
Postmasters q the fourth class were
appointed for Virginia to-day as follows
Creels. Princess Anne county. r. ;.
Land. vice r X. Ethcrijge. resigned
Haywood. Madison county r. l.. Carpen-
ter. vice Nirgie Aylor resigned; Van
lear. Augusta county. W. II. Pugh. vice
g. A. Harris. resigned.