The morning times., 1895-11-19
FRIGID FOR SOUTHERNERS
Republicans from Dixie Not Sure
of Preference.
tSi
Kentucky, Tennessee and North Caro-
hna Want Places On the
House Slate.

The Republicans from the old line South
crn States who have arrived In Washing
ton during the recent speilof warm weather.
find IL about as cold in the comfortable
Republican headquarters scattered about
the city as If their old enemies the Demo-
Gratis still had corner on COAL
Kentucky, Tennessee and North Carolina
have each taken a ''fall'' so 10 speak, out of
the solid South, yet So far have failed to
find reward. Republicans from those an
cient and respected States are already ar
riVing, not demanding 30 mitch as hey are
praying for recognition.
Tom settle, thc lbs antile prodigy, whose
personality blended the warning factions
OF the Republicans and the popuiisIs into
one harmonious whole, visited all the
headquarters where there was a slate be-
fore the door Every name he has written
or suggested has been promptly scratched.
Coming out of McDowelps headquarters
yesterday looking as solemn as blue heron
in u Iog, he broke forth into lamentations.
Il have 10000 constituents who want
office under the organization of the
next House and each viii HbId ilc respou-
sibic Tor the failure of the Republicans to
| recognize the SOUTH" His cuuntenance
| was more in sorrow than ia anger.
W uSttI tuc
which proclaim Ben Russell oI Missouri
as IA Southern man. The Southeast repu-
dates the old burder States, and moreover,
as Tom Settle says, Russell may get an
Office II his slate goes through, but then
there may be new shuttle and new
! slate formed without any Southern man
upon IL. Kentucky, Tennessee and North
/ Carolina deserve recognition bat they viii
get nothing. Hnw can we hope to get
/ far hta orr, md ,,id
party when their Confederate allies get
| nothing
And this is the way things are shaping up.
Henderson's friends Will not acknowledge
such possibility, mr viii Mcdowell give
il much coioring, but the fact of the mat tier
! is that there is a plan on r,'ot for this very
thing and before many m"ons are over
roum on the Mcdowell slate for henderson.
W. s. Upton saw this when he ar
| rived yesterday. Upton is an able and
| distinguished editor from Cleveland. Tenn.
| He il au old rock-ribbed Republican. He
/ has been a Republican when it Kept him
| from getting the advertisements OF horse
| flesh and vegetables in Tennessee. He
| wants 10 be doorkeepcr and what's more, he
really thinks that he ought to have it by
1 right of his sufferiugs in the past
! One hour after he arrived yesterday be
I called at McDpweIfs headqUa rters. He
/ WAS promptly given the frigid hand and
| sorrowfuf couatenance. AT Henderson's
! headquarters he found nothing but good
( wishes for the New South and congratula :
! tions for the Atlanta Exposition. besides
1 having the hopes expressed TO him that
/ the Tennessee Centennial Company might
! bc able TO mace the government out OF n
/ appropriation Ee has BOW determined to
! try 10 unite the broken South on himself.
/ The woods are full Of available Southern
g111 ".
| places ror them, And so IL is that after
/. working for thirty years and finally carry
/ ing three States. there ia to be no pap. no
( pie. nothing but bsd blood.