The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-13
DANIEL BACK
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Virginia Senator Royalty Treat
ed at Hamilton Club sCele-
bration.
PARKER BE 81: NAMED
Holds This View and
Regards the New Yorker as a
Fine ManECarmack Mad.

fFrom Our Regular Corresponding
WASHINGTON, D. c., April 12.-Sena-
tor Daniel was at the Capitol to-day, az
ter returning from Chicago. where he de-
fliycr.d an address before the celebrated
Hamilton Club, of that city. on Saturday
night, the anniversary Of the surrender
OF General Leo at Appomattox. Inst cad
of looking tired and worn out.S the sena-i
tnr looked brighter and fresher than
usual. altar his long and hurried trip.
&a..Tne change Of work did me good,
that and the royal manner sin which I
was treated In Chicago. he said, as
Il talked with him In the marble room OF
the Senate. General Grant capturde my
bagga sc by tho time was off the y, train.
and he held M, a prisoner during my
stay in the city. Twas the guest OF Cen
scral Fred Grant while in Chicago.
''We had delightful evening at the
Hamilton Club. which is orhs of the most
influential in the city. All the addresses
were good, and while there was allusfon
to the surrender at Appomattox. there
was no exultation on the part or any OF
tn, speakers, and nothing was said that
was not in good taste. had a delight
full time, and some other day am going
back TO Chicago.
HEARD LITTLE POLITICS.
Senator Daniel said he heard politics
talked but very little while on his trip
and he could not say that he had heard
anything new in the political world IN
a long while. He has said more than
once that Judge Parker, he believed.
would be nominated to the presidency.
and that he was a man worthy Of the
suffrages of the American voters
There is talk among/t the Democrats Q e
this city who vote In Virginia, Of send.
ing Hon. H. st. George Tucker to the ma
itional convention In st. Louis as q dele
who is now the dean of the law school
OF Columbian University, is resident
Of Virginia, and a constituent Of Repre-
sentative Floods. He votes down at Lex
sincton. and went over to Rockbridge, last
fall TO take part In the campaign There
are some people who think MIR. Tucker
may he a candidate for the Democratic
nomination to the goverriorship. though
1T Is not known that he has given any
body reason to think that he VIII an
nounce his candidacy. ..
But he served eight years In Congress.
and It is known that he was and Is fond
OF public life, and 1t is believed that he
would not be averse to re-e entering an
arena where he had gained distinction.
Mr.. Tucker was the author OF the flrst
.hIll. which ever passed the House, OF Rep
res,.ntatives providing for the election OF
United States senators by direct vote
of tho people.
Senator Carmack, OF Tennessee went
TO Chicago to-day to deliver an address
before the Iroquols Democratic Club OF
that city "Wednesday night. Carmack IS
about the sorest man to-day that there
is In the whole country. He was me
first man In Congress-, either the seHate
or House. TO como out against the caNdl-
dacy OF Mr.. Hearst for the preslaency'
He is a past master OF the arr o. !nVet-
tive. ana can cali O. man more things.
not complirncntary, yet In an ep!Graul :
ntio way, than any man In the United
states. He has not given himself per-
fect liberty In characterlzing rM Hearst,
hit he has talked with very little re-
stratnt, and his opposition to the EDITORS
candidacy has been manifested IN season
and out OF season. But on last sunuay
tho New York Herald printed eoou
picture OF Senator Cnrmack, any una ~ ! !
meath was the legend to the etfect ina I
no was an advocate Of the nomination o.
William Randolph Hearst to the Presl-
dency, No wonder he Is sore. 4.
Mr., D. i. Callahan, who Is the virginia
State deputy Of the Knights or colum-
hus and also assistant genera '' s,t,
of the Norfolk and washington s.ea y
boat comPanM = IN The ths CITY fwo eoah hxndred
Knirhts Of Columbus Of yirginia viii be
present resent atN the exercises at tho CATHOLIC
IInlversity attending the presenta.t ton OF
fifty thousand dollars to the instsIa' e
sby tho Knights Of Columbus for the
establishment OF q chair OF secular MS
tory. :. ~, "a o., !,
Representative Glass has ge' " So tFS
hrothar Robert Glass, who has been
Very VERY iii for some months. Mr.. Glass ls
Sthemelt to be lmproying s, rs though he Is