The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-15
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81 THE. .RICHMO IND FIELD
Carolln1an at Elizabeth City y. o.,3Has
Been Acquired and Viii &c Renoy-si
cd to Raleigh--P apers to Be Es-
}3 tablished at Greenvllle. Ten Ky
nessee, and B'rming 1
ssi ham, Aiabana " 5555
.5.s,
The Times Dispatch Bureau.
Washington. p. G.. March ~.

5sl Washington, =. (;,,8 Nlarch ~. &
4: Senator Fairbanks. or Indiana. has not
"oacially,' launched his P'resid dental 1;l
boom. but no Will be In the race for the.
nomination. He has not called In the
4 newspaper men and had q .heart-to-h heart l-
talk With them. but l,ayc, within the
1 past q two days. received positive 0 syr;r-
anccs that he Will make a public Rnvowal'
Of his aspirations d what he considers
tho proper time, and that lie has already
set 10 work to capture delegates.
& AS usual with candidates s for tho Re-
oublican nomination y to- tho Presid encS,
= Mr.. Fairbanks Will first devote his 5attcn.
/ ton to the South. He has already gone.
10 work to capture the North Carolina
vote. IIe proposes to use ncwspa pcrs as
I the hig guns Of his batteries, and as;
there arc mighty few Republican newspa-l
Ttcrs Ii, Il North Carolina and III he South
generally, A Mr.. iFa rt,a,,kss vi u ia blish
y hen, whore he thinks they s'lil do the
4 most good. 81 NJ III XII IN
s85 IIe viii Ia a Short inc bavc. a paper
n Raleigh n Fl Ic! l,ns sec,ir rcd tho Carp.
afnlan published al Elizabeth CITY. and
will remove 4 to- the S.:tc ca pital where
Iit will be issued twice 4 week as "a Fairs,
banks or gar. Ii n Isa ~ 83Ss
Mir G. II. Bernard. Of Raleigh. n
former United h States district attorney,
was hero this week and had savcral
lcngt lly con farences with Senator Fair
hanks relative 10 the n orth Carolina nut-3
look. Mr.. Bernard. who is a man OF In
fnencc III his party In the Old North
Z State. Is for Fairbanks to succecd Roose-s
velt. and sho believes that by fnroper eff
fort the North Carolina delegation to the
Republican national convention next year
may be ca ptureh for the Indlanan. And
&te has made Mr.. Fair hanks think the
Ranle think Mr. Mitchell will bo the
4 North hCarolinafmanagerso rsof the Fairbanks
forces, He{ Is said TO have suggrsted the
idea OF establishing papsrs 70 boom his
candidate, and Mr. Fairbanks appears;
to have adnnted It at once.
PICTURESQUE WRITER. &. II
ag8 IN addition toSltwo or three other Fair
banks papers to be started in North Caro-
lima, one is to be established at Green
vile, r Tonl,... !. and ono at Birmingham
Alabama. I lis said That Roscoe Nj tchcll. q
now editor Of tho Eliza beth City North
5Caroinian. which is to be removed 70
Raleigh, Is to have charge OF he 'Ten;-.
nessea organ. NJ Mitchell s.SSa pictur-
ssque writer. 4 He recently attacked. ~ ri
Roosevalt,s instratiop 50 bitterly IN II,
tho editorial Scolumns&of his pape that
the postmaster at Elizabeth CITY feltatjlt
his duty TO como to Washing Ton and OK
main that lie was not responsible for the
opinions OF the editor Of the paper, A .sf
s It Is said that tho Birmingham paper
will 5be backed by plenty ofswhlte Re-
publ,cans. Tho Lily White movement i Is
stronger in Alabama than In any State
In the South, yet President Roosevelt
has persistentlys refused to recognize ithat :
faction having repeatedly expressed ms
preference for the#"hla ok and tans, s3#.
55. MAY START III, RE-.
$8 IL Is not unlikely5th a Fairbanks
! newspa pers will be established at Rich
mond II any reliance lis TO bc placed
nronsn report In circulation here, NJ
A 1t Is we'll assured tliatSa fight is to
be made In Virginia to secure Fairbanks
delegates, Colonel J..s $. Browning, Of
\ gTazewcll county. who has been here sfol /
with Senator Fairbanks yesterday. lie
IS an enthusiastic Fairbanks I, man. Eol
would noti@indcate tho nature or tho
talk with Mr.. Fairbanks sfurtherfthnnEto
Z say that he talked all right &. "a
iS Colonel Browning said he was going
TIIe and hove been friends for years.
& h 8 said, B8"I told his delegation$nt PHIL
adelph!a In 1900, WHOM Mckinley was
elected that Fairbanks must be his sue
cessor. s,l rs +t5 II M 4. i. ts.f Ss
/ 5"The n,opcyed people Of this country.
whether they arc Republica MS or Demo-
Gratis do not want Roosevelt IN the
White House. no ntinucd. Z II Q is too
uncertain.
sAnd the respectable whlto mon OF tho
South no matter what ticket they vote.
do not like his attitude towards the
negro. have found a great deal OF tho
same sentiment In the North. Fairbanks
has a. clean record, !, Is a man Of moderate
yews md a great big head. He would
make as good ~ President as, Nc liln ley
Colonel Browning says that every mem
ber OF the Republican Central Committee
viii resign before many moons IIe$ do,
cJares he is golng to make them do It by
forcing the attention OF tho President
and the pubc--the rank and tile OF the
party In 3Yirglnla--.o the fact that twen-l
fy-eight OF tho thirty men who cornposiT
ID the committee arc holding. Federal Offices.
once the conmlt tee is ean trolled by men
{. who have not got II office, but wan Il,
Colonel Browning THINKS would NJ l,es
sssyf and natural to llaye lo orga piSar3
4 ton go fc'r, Ma irpan ks. ~ 5s III