The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-02
LITACKLED Maj. DANIEL
UEtUaNTTD 10 KNOW WHIT THE
SENATOR Is U'ORIH,
Secretary Joseph Button Visits on'c'sis
of National Association "i "''"o
cratic CIubs-First oistriet

WASHINGTON, d. c.. Scpten Der L.
spcciaI.-Mr. Clarence r. Young senator
Daniels private secretary, was IN wash
ineton Yesterday attending to business Tor
IN. Senator. who hastened home as soon
o. he reached this county from hui ope.
srtsking Of their "Trip Mr. Aouns sac
we had a very pleasant experience 'N-
deed. 49,.
Af,er finishing the legal business "nich
oc..siopcd our visit TO England ''ii3''Y,
n,niel took a trp through r-'''--
pel-ium. visiting the batue. .ii''' O-
loo and other historic Spots -,..a shake
~ ,.e,r-. Leaving England ne Visil@u onaN1
-,..,.,, nome Warwick Castit, AZ "''0'
,lfl,.,.es of interest in that coun.ia e,,.-
pc, .,., e",otor brought back with lih -
&c from the lawn at Lhe SiaNo
.,csre home. which ne Wiz -
.sVesterlv." his country place ~ -,
t,ro Nr Young declares 'nl' - -.
Zen c,nitalists and fnanc'eis a. = -,
,l-' ,.,,cb alarmed over the pio-rVo'@
~ q Ili,aoe i'm this country As u"@
Vl .,,..,,tcd He does not beDcN1 'iA'
- -. I'm ne anv particular effort 10 llLo-
-.,rioon securities upon the hoiNc
even If Bryan is elected ,..r oAN-1rr.
~ IfIr,SC CHANG AND MAJ -, -
NJ Young and Senator DdlllIl rr,,,-,,
Nj. -, on the 81. Louis. with ii huhb
-, ~ ,nd his suite. The senator "'--
C'''''s - "a the Chinese arnb'issauoi a.
~, Iotters' request and had io"b ~0
versation with him. 49, e,...tor boyy
~ Hung Chang asked the N''''''o -.
o,d ne is. and what no IS wortn, - t,,
In, other questions, WhNh sn0
interest. ., ,af1 Mr. Young,
-. tbo senator's lame leg and ms. u
"a uror knowing ell the details oil INC
t',.,Io in which the Senator was wouhu
Ia - tbe surgical operation which lo'-
Ct found" continued Mr.. Young' ina
e,..,a.or Daniol is about as well known IN
1rngland as in this country. lie IS KNOWN
a,,onr tie LAWYERS Of England as a great
LAWYER. because some Of his works are
,,eed I'm tho English courts as auihoil-
ties. ,--.,.....,...
land county. chairman OF the ,o"s.
eionol Carapaign Committee OF the flIst
distrIct was among the callers at Demo
crttic 1eadquarterg there today lie
nredicts the reelection TO Congress or
" G. Jones. by an increased majority
ana says the state Will give larg
naicritv for Erran and Sewall than Il
did for Clcvc'auu
MR.. BUTTONS HOPES.
Mr.. Joeeph Button. secretary Of the
Virginia state Democratic Committee Is
here to-day.
He called upon the officers OF the Ma
tionaI Association OF Democratic clubs.
and informed them that the state Com
mittee will do all I'm its power to aid in
a.. ..t..f. 4
especially in forwarding the proposition
TO have n general meeting Of the clubs in
Richmond. when Mr.. Bryan visits the
city.
Representative Otey. who has had
charge of this matter is IN AT his home in
Lynchburg. but Mr. Button will llace
himself I'm communication with him at
once with view 10 tarrvin~ oNf arv
plans which Mr. Otey may have formed.
Mr. Button will alro communicate with
all county chairmen and Will request them
20 send him reports OF al clubs In their
respective locGitisS The number Of
Democratic clubs I'm the state. now
numbers over two hundred.
THE FOURTH DISTRICT.
Mr.. Button was accompanied by f. L.
Lester, chairman Of the Congressional
Committee Of the Fourth district Mr..
Lester came 10 Washington ON private
business. but availed himself OF the
opportunity offered TO visit headquarters
and make arrangements for speakers ia
Virginia. lie is particularly anxious TO
secure Representative Mcmillan 10 speak
in Petersburg on the 9TH Of September.
Mr.. Button has arranged that Senator
Stewart shall address a meeting at Staun-
ton, on the 2Sth
Deputy Commissioner Of Pensions Bel.
will speak In Richmond on the 10th, and
Senator Morgan will speak at Winchester
on the Sth, on the occasion OF the open-
ing Of the County Fair there
NEW YORK, Sept. Iii Hung Chang
spent very busy day and one appertntlv
pleasant and profitable TO himself. Tho
first formal event was the presentation 10
him of an address by the foreign mis-
sionary boards. expressing their apprecia-
tion Of the favor which the Chinese Gov
ernment has for many years shown to-
wards the missionaries. To this III made
formal reply. cOmplimenting the mis-
sionaries in terms Of high praise.
The American missionary societies which
united in presenting the address repre-
sent the following churches Methodist
Episcopal (North and South, Baptist
CNorth and South. Presbyterian North
and South. Congregational Protestant
Episcopal, and Reformed. al together ag.
gregating In church membership 77f7.20O.
The Merchants Club gave n reception to
ii this afternoon. and later the Viceroy
= ns4~-t.