The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-27
Nothing Given Out as to the Plans Of
the Administration.
BRAVE VIRGINIA SOLDIER DEAD.
Private Addison Richie Dies In Brook
lyn-Mapy Marriages Of Virginians
Marion BarmweIi. Formerly OF
Virginia, Died I'm New York.

the North Carolina situation. The letter
Senator Pritchard wrote to the President.
81 IS stated at the department. was per-
sonal and not intended for publication.
hence statements as to the contents are
neither confirmed nor denied.
Attorney General Griggs has given the
Same answer to all newspaper men-that
he has contentcd himself with advising
Senator Pritchard as to the laws covering
the case and that there is nothing else
10 give out now
PRITCHARD'S INTIMATION.
There is no doubt that Senator Prtch-
ard broadly inimated there might be
occasion for sending troops If he did not
say so In so many words. Neither Is any
secret made OF the fact that the situation
in North Carolina has Dcen an1iously
discussed by the President with his ad-
yisers. IL is almost past belief, how
ever. that he would order troops into any
State of the Union OF the eve of election,
but II is not so certain that some OF the
Republican leaders will not make a de-
termined effort to have Federal troops
sent.
WHEN TROOPS CALLED OUT.
In this connection IL is not known by
conditions are necessary for the calling
cut OF troops. The Republicans speak
OF danger OF Instruction. II that plea
were made for help the following sections
are the only ones which could possibly
be made 70 answer as an excuse for
sending troops unless the mails were
cbstructed:
Title LXIX. Instruction
Sec. 529i In case OF an jnsurrec Ion
. ~
thereof. II shall be lawful for the Presi-
dent, on application of the Legislature of
such State. or OF the Executive, when the
Legislature cannot be convened, TO call
forth such number OF the militia Of any
other State or States, which may be APP
piled for. as he deems sufficient to sup
press such Instruction. or. on like APP
plication, 10 employ for the same pur
poses such part Of the land or naval
forces of the United States as he deems
necessary.
Sec. 529s. Whenever By reason of I'M
lawful distractions. combinations, or as
semblages of persons, or rebellion against
the authority of the government OF the
United States. 1t shall become 'mpraci-
cable, In the judgment OF the President,
to enforce. by the ordinary course OF ju-
diciai proceedings the laws of the United
States within any State or Territory. IL
shall be lawful for the President To call
forth the militia of any or all the States.
anu 10 employ such parts of the land and
naval forces Of the United States as he
may deem necessary to enforce the
faithful execution Of the laws of the
United States. or TO suppress such rebel
lion, in whatever State or Territory
thereof the laws OF the United States
NAV be foroibly opposed or the execution
thereof forcibly DISTRACTED
sec 500. Whenever insurrectlon. do
nestle violence. unlawful combinations,
or conspiraces in any State so obstructs
or binders the execution of the laws
thereof, and of the United States, as TO
deprive any portion or class Of the people
Of such State of any of the rights. priv
ieges, or immunities, or protection,
named i'm the Constitution and secured
by the laws for the protection OF such
rights. privileges. or immunities, and the
constituted authorities of such state are
unable TO protect or. from any cause, ran
I'm or refuse protection of the people in
such rights. such facts shall be deemed
a denial by such State Of the equal pro-
lection of the laws TO which they are
entitled under the Constitution of the
United States; and I'm all such cases or
whenever any such resurrection violence,
unlawful combination or conspiracy OPP
poses or obstructs the laws of the United
States or the due execution thereof. or
impedes or obstructs the due course of
= Justice under the same. Il shall be lawful
for the President. and II shall be his
duty. to take such measures. by the en-
ployment of the militia or the land and
naval forces of the United States or Of
either or nv other means. rs he may
deem necessary. for the suppression OF
such insurrection domestic violence, or
combinations"
BRAVE SOLDIER DEAD.
Captain j. II. Hutohings. Company A,
Third Virginia Volunteers yesterday ac-
companied Colonel V. A. Richie. OF Pitt
sylvania county 10 this city TO secure the
final statements Of the latter's son, Pri-
vate Addison Richie. Ninth United States
Infantry who died on the 18th in Brook
lvn of fever contracted In the Cuban
campaign. Colonel Richie was cal
vary commander In the Confederate Army
and his command was In twenty-seven
separate and distinct fights. His family
inherited bis bravery and patriotism. two
enlisting in Captain Hutchings company
at the beginning of the war with SPAN
and the third, who has died joining the
regular army.
THE SEASON OF WEDDINGS.
A marriage license was issued to-day 10
James F.. Caudle and Miss +. +. Gratz,
both OF Richmond.
Mr. Ernest G.. Walker. OF the Washing
ton Post who has made many friends In
virginia In the course Of his newspaper
career here, was married at noon to-day
10 Miss Romano Mannix. Miss Ruth
Merriam. OF Richmond. daughter of Cap
tain Louis Marian, L. :. A.. retired,
was maid OF honor Miss Merriam Is
the guest OF Mrs. Mannix, l7oC street,
N W.
Invitations have been issued TO the
marriage OF Miss Mary Eyre Griffith, OF
philadelphia, and Mr. George G. Carter,
of Virginia, the ceremony 10 take place
November 10th at the residence OF the
brides parents. Mr.. and MIS-. Manuel
Il. Grifith. OF 1892 Pine street. Mr..
Carter is well known In Washington, and
was one of the prominent Virginia pa
irons OF the horse show OF last spring.
lie is the proprietor of the old Carter
estate OF Oatlands. near Leesburg. where
he and his bride will reside.
POSTAL NOTES.
New postofices were established to-day
nj Truman. Floyd county Va, b. r.
ONeal postmaster. and az Pheony.
Mitchell county. y. c.. with NJ. l.. Will
son postmaster. The similarity between
the names Of the Offices at Thurman,
Bedford county and thurman. Floyd
county. viii very likely cause confusion
IN the mails
A leave OF absence granted First Lieu
tenant Carter +. Johnson. Tenth Cav
airy. on September 24th for disability. has
been extended 10 two months.
Lieutenant johnson Is Virginian and
As now visiting relatives In the State.