Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-15
REPORT ABOUT SCOTT
rrlrNDs OF THE Arro"Snf-oHN-
ruAL INDIGNANT.
,uTgggNT FROM THE MAJORS SON.
n, what Was Said to the
,cspondcnt Of the baltimore
,,n-rnr'icip"tion 1" The Cam
-ctbcr Washington Notes.

Participation i'm the Cam
-ctbcr Washington Notes.
n,smNGTON. d. C.. July lA-(spe-
,-..re Is Intense Indignation among
....fs OF Attorney-Gencral II. Fay
... over the published report that
..t 1NS. he condemned the Chi
.,.rera as being utterly at vari-
.- Democratic principles, and an
sttaok on our institutions"
...rmnce this an absolute mis-
~" -.non. I'd ,hey are assiduously
i'' .r..ee 20 find out who originated
Oh -s., are aware that the same re-
" ,.r hon privately circulated for
l. ..t- before II appeared in print,
5se, nnk they can trace the mat
~. 70 ts proper sourse'
,et.r which was to-day shown
., lgss, Isl. addre sed TO Mr..
rsre oad. E.ne'on. Va. Of date July
,r. H. carter Scott. son Of the
..... .s.rarsI authorized him 10 tell
A." . ..r. who made such state
,.r .m .hat it was false, and taat
... responsible FOR it,
STATEMENT.
Carter Scott further says that
' .r,rorizcd by his father 20 make
...uI.e statement: soon after the
'.. ot thc chicago platform, while
' .- his office 60 Warrenton, Va.
.--.eponlcnt Of me Baltimore SUM-
.r intimate friend Of mine, came
.. .sked my father for an interview
... to che platform. He answered
D.. vou'd not be interviewed, and
,.~ .b.ne 20 say for publication. The
..-..-.r8cnt replied that the opinion
Irs baltimore people and Of the sun
init The Chicago platform was rcvo-
,..,,r. anarchistic. and POpulistic.
.-f tt.t the people OF Maryland would
q. s.rrort it. He turned in his chair
..as..I chat whether 10 be revolutionary,
,-.rhI-f.c Populistic, or any other istic'
IS thc platform Of the Democratic
..r,r and every true FiTgiman interested
4 OBJ. welfare Of his State could not 90
.te-aise than give it his hearty support
.-t s. Tar as he was concerned, IL mat
..-.r was on the financial question, he
" I'd give It his hearty support ana ne
l,..bt 10 would be"unwise for the people
NJ virginia 90 do what Maryland nad
r.-p.t their State in the hands OF
n Republicans.
.trv statement that my father said
.fst the platform was anarchistic. Popu-
sr. ..c.. IFS false. and any interview
Ia f.
I'D B.. false. 1 am authorized by him
:, nj ke this statement ] was present
r..r the correspondent came into tine
oae in Warrcnton. and my recollec-
0a comedies entirely with his. and l
~ra The statement upon by own re-
r.n-.Dnty. that It is false
IN THE CAMPAIGN.
SIR. r.. Carter Scott also characterizes as
fI., The statement that his father re-
rs.telly declined TO make speeches in
hs canvass. when requested TO do so,
..I saws that ne went to various por-
.l. of his district and made speeches
tr his party. and supported it honestly
and TO the best Of his ability. lie also
f...rs TO Chairman Ellyson, who will
.Hfy that the AttOrney-General noti-
f him that he would have his head
rters in Warenton and that he
void be- ready and willing to 90 t. any
,-fion of his district IN behalf of the
parry
s0rs friends are highly incensed. and
nag 10 not hesitate 10 pronounce the
publication If the alleged Baltimore sun
story at this time as an effort to. inJure
Dion onJ to defeat his denomination.
DISAPPOINTED PIE-HUNTERS
Disappointed. weary. heartsore. and
win depleted pocket-books, the poor
Yrcna Republican pie-huntcrs are
picking mp their grips and departing
t,n. The l0ng-loOked-for meeting Of the
State Executive Committee. which was to
Dr. productive of so many big and little
Pieces of pie. resulted In absolutely no
rre The offices were discussed but
q ems lamentations were made. the
tt bias been kept a profound secret
elI ODE statement that the further con-
sheraton Of consulships had been de-
frl until after the adjournment of
Congress hy the President was all that
ae re-hmters could get from the COM
liioe.
PERSONAL.
D. W. Hanes and Master J.. NJ. Hanos,
% Winston. y. c., are at the Metro
lauu
hon hn Goode. Of Virginia. is regis
tered 40 the ST. James
" Hopkins j. A. Cutler, Richmond,
Va ? Oliver Charlotte y. c., ana h.
va Saenarlson and wife, OF Richmond,
nr 90 the Raleigh.
Vs. Mccarthy and wife, Richmond, Va;
a Qparuer Norfolk, Va; q. f. Bawner,
L"trr Na.; W. II. Tanner. L. +.
Nr0n IT, g. Wellt-St. James.
b. 49, Carter. Richmond. Va: q. l..
Paterson n. c.; r. Z. Tyack, Dan
at National
~. C. Poole c. c. Poole. North Caro-
A smith Virginia; j. Wray. North
-a-..aa. IS. G.. Jarvis. Virginia--How-
ui House.
Ha George ID. Wise. OF Richmond.
va ras in The city yesterday. on pri-
POSTAL.
lls the following statute is promul-
...l ly tle Os,master-General in the
.i-. '.ll. foe The information .of
F''masis.s and Tie public:
An a.t y amend the postal laws. pro-
Ht limited indemnity for loss Of reg
.'A ...I matter.
he t enacted by the Senate and
muse of representatives Of the United
SO of America i'm Congress assem-
That section 1926 OF the Revised
F-'e Dee amended so as to read as
tloas
section 1885, For the greater security
valuable mail matter. the Post
-t.-foacral may establish a uni
Hs..a OF registration. and as a
such system he may provide rules
which Che sender or owners
tcs registered matter shall be
he. for losses thereof In the
rs. ae Indemnity 70 be paid out OF
@ .l revenues, but in no case 10
D Std for any one registered piece.
actual value thereof. when that
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