The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-02
President Listened a 4 and il IIle;
speCtors We're Called Off,
lJEFFERSO IN ORR y
BANG QUJ JET's. r Ns'
Distinguished Speakers viii r espond toi
39 Sentiments Cullod from Writings ID
a8 and Letters Of the Apostle sof ts1
Q mocracy N GOOD 8 III ~ IS's
Good Health 4 4 ! eayY g sss
celpts at Jennings. sss
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The investigation into the conduct "A 81 II
affairs In the Postotilce III artment has u
abruptly ended ana almost ~ here & tSSs.
began. lla 8$s9 nv
Before the President left ION his Nv WesterqI HI
tour to-day no had I q \ long conference l,
with General J.# s. ID Clark sol Dbl Gen II ii nv
Clarkson hns been th e$ Republican adj
Wiser in5t he mat ter q uthern3 pat tronageSg
ever since President y Harrison' gadminisSssss W
5tration.$ General Clarksons we ent n to Y ss y M
Mr. Rooseyelt for Tho expressed 8pur 80 ~
$of8induclng him to call Off the inspec y. .stE
who threatened to make trouble 6 Ell eral N
8Clarkson reached the wv htteS House III t q
very earl hour, as the Pr dent go u osss
tho railway sta tlon before Q d clock. tS:
3requ lred + a. good I deal Of persuasi on
5nvestig tlonS end f But fna w he yiel ded. .SS
81 General 4. C1arkson Il Is III a. shrewd Ssss sonaf
when t comes to 5polit tics, and every body
n his par ty from the y rers lent "a own
KIN ows It. EIe pointed fout tia avery BIT &
% scandal threat etled was hurting the
sognlzed spolit. chi cfnor he problt1g q ould
cease, r oose lttkt tshfd kS It should Il
cease ana then S turted on his tour D fs
the Vest to make II. "a sure bind Of the
delegates f dozen trans; Mlssfs-ss ss
$sippl States. SsssSsS
SS There Will be general 4 dis ppointm entS I;
at the net ION or the President. " % later
than last night he decnred the 4 inVestis s!S
cation mus bsf pus he'd Fto Il che tim ost.
lie is an homes t. man. 3 ut he II Isl also VI
to- the argumen tsS Of poll cal cons tdera-H
ttons IN hen SO Ycogent " presented by M r..sS
.Clarkson ssEss
u a Oxen Repu leans mi 81 u I be quoted "a
to show how lie cient and IN business
like q re- the meth hod s $of tn depar tments# VI
Hints Of ;t fort comlng resi- lgnati ions q, &c q
moro of tlcials are heard. d but til wi N
be heard no more. ts
3sFor,Bthe probing must cease. I Y w,oui id5si;
be dangerous to Republican prospects, "a
In 1901. ~
JEFFERSON BANQUET.
Active preparation are being mad Ter for II
the banaue to & be given In this sS city
April 18th IN celebration OF efferson'a n
birthday under the auspices OF 81 the s5sS
Thomas Jefferson Memorial Assoola ton s
There will be a souvenir menu card that III
Aln%npproprate sentiments culled FROM WA
the works and letters Of Jefferson RI a nd 2Rssl
a number OF prominent ( men, incl u udinfiSS
senator Hoar, P resident F$ Need dham,
Columbia University; Mr. g harles Emory;
simth. OK Pos tmaste Genernl: n Governo lsssS
Montague Of " Yrgnla Il; R Rey.i ID & i. q stnf fsjIf
ford, D. D., OF this city and Mr., w illiarr
j.. Brya:,, Of N braslsa, will obabl - re-.
spond to them. V N$S, sSs
The officers OF the nssocla tlon have resi-
ceived n nurbe OF favorable replies str p$s
the Invitation addressed to E thent trlca1 3sl
managers to devote one per cen t, Of X no 5Ss
receipts from performances April ;1St b 9sSl
to tho fund OF tho asso ciat lon 3 slS
& In addition to the regular per rformAnc ceA fS
at \ the theatres, ieutennnrg SAINT elnans sSsssy
OF tho Marine Band. has written march,
which he has dedicated to the ass ocla1 1Sss
tlon. and which 1t Is hoped to have pub y
lished before April 18th. II satlsfactorytgb
arrangements can be made orchestral y
scores will bc distributed throughout the IS
country, and theatrical slnanage gers Will bo i
requested to have their orchestras p ~ }ss
tho march during the week beginning S
April 1sth. The march has been In the
hands OF the publishers several weeks,
and tho piano score. with the proof OF
tho orchestral score. has already I been MIS- NJ.
finished. u & & 4 S rs Il
FORM OF MEMORIAL. u 4 n 81
meeting Of the Board OF Governors S
Of the association will be held In this Sss
city April l3th, during the course OF sS
which II Is hoped to arrive at some den
mite conclusion as TO the form of nemos
rial the association Is to erect n he per- 1T
yallng sentiment Is for a building Of 3 Z
classic design, but the wishes OF nll tilaS
members OF the board have not yet been az
The hoard Includes the Gov
srnors OF all tho States and Territories
and prominent persons from eneli State.s d
1t Is expected that q majority OF the 4
members OF the board will attend xlla s
meeting, and many OF then, will a ftsf \ gsS
ward attend the banquet. which is To bG 81
given in the evening Of the same day 8
General Marcus y. Wright, Of Tennes- IS
see. who has charge Of Confederat ta i
records III the War Department has heeug f ST
chosen president OF the Southern History "
Association, General Wright said to-day aSSSi
that the association was In a most flour .st5
shng condition. The headquarters are 81
IN this city. though there are only about n
twenty members resident here TIE mems
Dershin.- numbering several hundred !. NJ Ss,
scattered throughout the Southern s. tateA.
The association publishes bi-nonthy sSs
magazine entitled Il Southern History WI
Pages, which contains many valuable M
articles. AT ;,8sS
III was stated at the Patent Office to-
lay that more patents were granted last
week than In any similar period I'm the
history OF the Office. Indeed. more pa sS sss8
.ents have been issued during the NJ "a
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