Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-25
WASHINGTON GOSSIP.
nj NOMINATION or BRADY SOME
WHAT OF \ SURPRISE.
EFFECT OF DISGLEY TARIFF LAW
9Th Carolina Expected to Go Sol
tdt, SiINcritc Next Timc-Incrcasc
an the Price OF sugar TO the Poor
PERSONAL Notes.

personal Notes.
WASHINGTON. j. c.. July 2L-(Spe-
c.n senator Putohard's effort TO have
,t. -.,l service rules governing internal
r,..r.e deputies resc.ndcd. or nodded.
us a.. been acted upon yet. and the
...IUty is that the President will
o.. consider the proposition before next
.. I.e senator would Ike to see the
.,. service rules wiped out entirely, so
.. internal revenue offices are con-
,r.l b1t 10 is said President McKin-
..v.. uot entertain any such PROPOSE
.. j. Is believed that the North Caro-
... S log has now settled down TO
s. work OF removing stamp deputies.
a.v.. us chief deputies. from the classi-
t.5 ..t IL IS not improbable that
De- ur succeed IN getting the admins
....a Oh. ssIee TO compromise Of this
should tho President agree to this
a-., Samp-Dcputlcs Allen Talbot.
.. Richmond. Dr. ". II. Peasants. Of
r.-aIe. and Miss Kate McHugh. Of
>r k would Dee affected. But Miss
Ef-l having been appointed by Colo
r James d. Brady when he was Col
... under the Harrison Administr1-
t ul. 10 le safe 20 say. Joe retained
. shat Colonel Brady has been reap.
..I by President Mckinley Mr.
r.I... and Dr. Peasants arc noted Tor
t- efficiency and 10 may be that Colo
r Brady may sec no 20 retain their SER
.Ia.N
THo.t the ranking stamp deputy OF
Collector Ryaus district, is referred TO
t.e Treasury Department here as one
o. Oh. finest IN the entire internal reve-
r.8 service.
The President is not expected TO re-
t.u from his summer vacation until
October. and Senator Pritchard and his
Norh Carolina uie-huutcrs WI have
10 rest in patience until then.
FORAIAN's SUCCESSOR.
MISUNDERSTANDING For
,r.r appointed by cleveland. Will hold
bis position until the LIST of January next
]. 81 understood that he could hold 1t
...-,r II he desired TO do so; but having
arcc business in Illinois. Mr.. For
r.l has decided 20 give mp the commits
s0.eiship then. Mr.. Napoleon Bonaparte
Scott OF West Virginia, who took
s.lh an inglorous part I'm the presiden-
Jal campaign i'm Virginia last year, and
Who ls now in Europe with his family,
vu probably DO Commissioner Forman's
successor.
President Mckinley has now been i'm
. Office nearly five months. and out of the
s.xtv-three collectors of internal revc-
nue. only eight arc Mckinley appointees.
of the new collectors, four were APP
ro.rted 20 I'm vacancies existing when
Mckinley came into Office.
Under the sundry civil act, approved
Juno 4. 1879. appropriaung N'oJO ior
a survey for a memorial bridge across
the Potomac, Colonel Allen. the ensi-
recr officer in charge of the Potomac im-
movements has reported that he has
Leeun that work. A preliminary inspec-
lion Of the ground along the line Of
survey has been made and project OF
,bo work approved by tho Chief Of En-
gInecrs
NOMINATION. or ERADY.
,rre nomination of Colonel James D.
pr.dv 10 be Collector of Internal Reve-
r,o for the Richmond District Of Viz
r.rfa WAS sent TO the Senate today.
~.fs was somewhat of a surprise. though
O. WAS Wei known that Brady was stated
.- ro Mace In was expected that
CID. office Of District Attorney for the
western District Of the state would be
OBJ. first ono filled. as Mr. A. D. Monla-
c. who IS candidate for the nominal
".r for Acknowledgement on the state
ticket he'd rendered his resignation 10
,af. eject August 1st
rrrrCT OF EXTRA SESSION.
Representative william Walton Kitten
r NJ the Fifth North Carolina district
Better known as young Buck htchln.
rr, defeated Tom Settle last ran u.s.
,r.. I.fnc the only Democrat IN the
....rou from his state also the young-
o.. member Of the House. l1e is tan
handsome graceful has an admiraple
rrfr.-. and Is not only an able oe-
s.tsr lut an orator OF great promise
rri. father was I'm Congress some years
mo and made his mark. ass one OF lle
-..-,r- rn the Democratic side or the
rn... Young Mr.. kitchin is industrious,
attentive TO business and a polucaI
f...nt AS The only Democrat from the
N.rh state ] asked him: what VIII be
tt. effect of the extra session.
.T.a unreasonable do-nothirg policy or
d.. Hor-. majority" he replied should
convince tle country that the Republican
party prefers 90 DO nothing when II Is
l0 serving the trusts. and that their
national platform sympathy for cuba rs
m.r. lvrrcrlsv. for while Democrats
Dave repeatedly tried 20 have the Senate
Cuban resolution considered. the Repub-
i..r.. under the hypuotism Of the Speak
a. have in every Instance defeated It's
consideration"
"WU nothing he done for Cuba?'
"I- ls probable that the overlooking |
p'h sentiment Will compel the admin |
isuauoa 10 act in the matter after con-
g-ess aijcurns."
THE TARIFF ACT.
81. at have 9p 1
"If WIFI show moro clearly that the |
financial issue is more important than |
'a tariff Another result Will be an ct- |
iDr oH The part of the manufacturers, |
Ssh. contributed heavily to the Republi- |
can campaign fund. 10 bring prosperity |
W. they reap the only benefits from /
ne lHW. a temporary prosperity VIII |
ei. tit 90 viii be Ike the injection or |
morphine. into perishing mans arm, |
AL VIII soon have the country worse
on a.u 30 is now. Permanent good times |
'a.i0. come from higher taxation. II |
lae people are unable 10 buy the manu- !
i.en..a articles now how can they buy !
Ven when the prices become higher |
-nae. the law especially when Con- /
tr's does nothing 20 enable the farmers
-e higher prices Tor their produce |
"a.l.. .'urers cannot sell when con-
..- cannot buy. Conditions which
"'. I..re one 10 give 100 pounds Of to-
or twenty days work. for goods
".a lo" cost seveny-hve pounds Oh
oD l, .r fifteen days work certainly
'--.l make the country prosperous.
s''. Ho.eh the favored classes Of the
N..... pocket the value Of twenty
-,- pounds OF tobacco or five days work.
4'. there are many manufacturers
D." .s district They were. j think, salts
WIN the old tariff. and they want
W a.e lhe masses prosperous. Many Of
H hoped that McKnley's inauguration
restore confidence whatever that