Richmond dispatch. [volume], March 22, 1898, Image 1

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THE RICHMOND
( RICHMOND VA.. 1TKSDAY. MARCH
DISPATCH.
22, 1898. THREE CKNTS PER COPY*.
KXPECTEDTHDRSDAY
Report o? Maine Court Anxiously
IllUN in Washington.
D CONFERS WITH PRESIDENT.
la a Yery Udbsd?I Thing and is
i.erelore Si^nifiCiDt.
^ TUSK WITH RESPECTTO REPORT
fHHl# Will Be Promptly Laid Be
Spain, aad Sent to Congress.
,n: UDWI To \< i \ r.u\ >.,<?>.
iiHiii.il.r Paya Hi- um >(.?,| it,.,,,.,
i.> ? ni.m h v,,n?. ,-,.,.?, \\i(Il ,tr \x,(h.
...il Ipata*? ( .m-nil-IVM-mlmr*
I miel Itliltl.r ?m l'roj! , tll. m.
urt of in
?i i m Waaalii
> ' Gtovern.
1 ' * nt '" pub
m
i e with h t?.
?re th.'
" i- man?
' Whit*
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red a nun ilonaJ i. ui
' M:!- '' .1 11 nit tee
n ib?
rai? ut, and
naturallj
n Mi.i
Seci i..i y
: :.. !
- f..r
I It bout ?m
have non i come to
. a routine on
.:. ,,.
. lUons,
reported, nrv not asaumlng prom?
m allowing ih.it the
bub nd . m.! k. t
I for fttr
'. projectile? for
(Va.) Iron?
ount "i Mil. . lona.
. Chandler, in an editorial in his
(K. H.) pa
v >:lt lu
tir United
b
. I that li" would .i"
.in. if tll.il
try *h.)u!d fall t.. glv< Ita aaaent.
ruablng \v..rk mi it-.
un? mpl? ; ! wai -v<
Tin i ? i. i., i among
.
h ' i Ion tii.it the
In th.
-
liM'iilll lAI'IK TED lili 1IMIW.
! in? ?.i \ i-1 in h m uve I'akea With Re
%l < ? ! to ll.
\\v ?N, .'i m b -i. I'll' pro?
anectloa with th< n poi t of the
..h t of Inquiry t.> tin pr<
InU i.'i. ?I i" be pur
. d i" rem h Washington > st
..f it will l>c laid before the
. i ai
done the
. . ..
time. The p >? t i<>
aril] Btpai
I ?i. m : tatlng Hi it
Ivlng th.- report the conclu
mu from
thai ii" i m "i
mtimatlon of th< nndinga
: |. . . ,., utlve authoi II
tune
im m
follow
il opinion eapi
itly at Habana
.
. i '. lala ben
R re u I ?ith.
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that the Maim
lil.il. Thi
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to tl
III..11
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D the
; was
.i.i ii.t. mal ? ?ploalon.
\r \\ II 111: Hol
t in til.- ! iir.ni
. - tl,.- Wt.i:. '''' ''
menta.
pfjK
aim-II,; tll'?l
m m Uitt.
i foreign Affaira. The
., ;.?.>ui lean
make i till on "'
, ,s i'. eon
ban -iniatii.il and II
, though nelth
Bununloal
tai v Long a:-- bad " wt< '"'"'
. witii i '-nt. bul s" fa*
thing
I r. latiiiK I :t'-!l 'l?'-'M
rn y ?iiyl lia
without iiit.tiiiptii.N, although
a '. - rafttlai
,i. s<>
waiahl]
aad the negotiation* "'
a promt? Ing ai .
i | thai tl Ptetee oan
.. mark?
an ?.m.*? (,( the War Depert
i prt-Ncnted a very buay aeene to-day.
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with
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iron
'"'"" with about l.pjo cant.
projectile? for
with ahl.-h t?
aeaeoaat cannon.
Th?. i*?..i . . ' lm' ''"-tin. at Ions.
Urtah?u?? ?* for m ,2-'?<'' ? ?
"""bella. welHhlnif m iHMm.i- .... i. .....
?an 1he fortin. at Ion
"i Pat :*io u-.m, tl ?,,?
?ratghina lorn ?l? /"'n,h m,,r:;'r-'?< ? .
?:.. hi,", f...,H:,K- n,'mf"r -* ?>n?
ntraet. ami th?.
to tiirnia.li
;-."?... < .,,,..,:;;.:;;. ;;,.";:;',.;:;;;rg
..A .1 "' VN"rki "'?? '?? K'.li
.., -,;".. ? ' ?.; > pr.;?..,i
upply the KMnch thol al Rim each
one-half to be delivered n forty d
we remalndei i? aeren?? ?aya, The I*
'" h aballa, of no ,llu| , ,M, ,,,,,.?.I- ...?.?
mpony bid to rurnlata at ajLPJ end
.- .'.. reapecuvely, offering t.. ?apply
kln.l in forty dayi and the
remainder at quick Intel i
The NVlaeh stun the Rome in. v i Ua>
ihlne-Worka offered to ?uppty at ?it-:.
sa h. th.' delivery t.. begin la one week
ind they agreed to turn
?mount tn four w.'. ks.
?ver the en i in;
HAMPTON ROA DP PQUADROM.
The battleaklp Teaaa atarted northward
com K.\ Weal to-day, thua aettllng the
|U( Btlon as lo th. lotnialloli ol | I ontl
n it "i h..h Hampton Roa la it
1 ?add thai Um Maeaachueetta will fol
ou in a t. u ,; ?he anal
or thai mov? have not been need?.
The Navj Department received a pre
Imlnary report to-daj from one ol ha
?i ms. who is at Haben i, watching tm
..f the wrecking. Jt is under
tood thai thla refera mainly t.. tkx
i ..i work ol "eahrage, and nol to the
'i atton "i .m-. The Judgi -edvocati -
eneral'a office, wheri the report wai re
a ?I. n.>i dlaclo? t..' .1. talli ..i
be i - :
The K"\' i run. nt bal made no I
lurchaai bul |ta m
lona in that line have been productlv? at
aal ol one Important n lull namel). In
Rtabllahtag thai if the battieahlp Qew ral
I'HIgglna ii....- nol become the property
- it will run !..
IL Spain, it la confidently aaaerted, will
ol !? able to aecure ti
ce ber chancea any better than ..r as
thoee of the Unit* d Btatee Prai -
Ic ill). the atme condition pn ralla ai i i
ffi min. arm.., .! i rUtSei San Mar- j
Ino, which will become the propertj of
ivernmeni If ll iut of the
amis of Argentina
The Bpanlab Mini -t. r called at th" I
i ?> ;..artim-nt to-day, and present' .1 '
?ngulo, Val? ra, and Cadi n
in. ere the direct rep* I I hi
utonomoua Cablee) at Cuba. With this
reaentatlon, negotlatlona toward com
i< ratal treaty will be op
a high officer ..r thi navy, who baa In?
mate knowledge of its affairs, aaM t..
i. . "The greeteal difficulty la being ex
rlenced by the governmeni In procuring
dpi from abroad, but II la bard at work,
? i i- making aa much progreaa aa could
naonably be expected under the clrcum
Spain |i ruahlng work <?n its
is. The Pelayo, Iti largeal and
1 haul.-hip. is practically ready for
a, and its aecond Mggeal shin, the
irloa V, win be ready In fortnight or
ka The officiai? of the Navy
parttn.nt are doing everything In their
prepari for any poaaibli con?
ct."
maim-: NOT vi: r WIPED OUT.
.k to the ordi i - t.. naval of
. is. issu. .i by the Navy Department
-day, th? battieahlp Main, la ?till In ex
ence. AI leael two of the order?
luld seem t" give that Impn
ley read ai follow?: "Lieutenant A. W.
tiin. r. s M. c.( detached Maim, and
!.; utenant < ;. K W. Holma n,
t ell',i Maine, borne and wall ordere."
I the ill-fated battle
lp will not be strli ken from th.
finally
.ii.?-h.ii beyond the possibility of
ubi that the ?hattared bull cannot be
- .1 from lt.- pr?sent bed of mud In
harbor of Habana ind reconatructed
.. .a I? ,-t i semblance of its former
f.
iltbough there la a areely ground for
imp. that the ve ?el can be ral* d
red t., the nai y, the di i*;n tnv nl
! nol abandon Ita i (torta In thai dliec
n until th>- wreckera now at work
m it repoi t thai it la Impoaatble.
It hough there is nol much pn
g the Maine with it- r? poi ted
K. n backbone, th n la good rea eon to
, ..m the n porta of
t mam. If i ot all, of ihe gum
iacovered i ventually from the vw ck,
i put In place where the) may be abl?
n nder good aei vice,
he <.!'! ra ol < ten? ral William Graham,
uming command ol the new military
.it ..t the ?lulf, have been re
red at the .ums headquarters bi re.
h no Information t.. that eff< t
\. i been reci Ived It la thought that
leral Qraham baa taken up his atatlon
Atlanta, which la to be the head?
rtera ol the neu dt pertinent
Id ber* I bal no Immediate movt -
it ..i troope, as th>- reeuH of changea
be linea ol the military dlvialona n
I) put into - .t- t, la contempl?t) d,
that the mov? anenta for the t
be confuted m the transfer oi ai-ui
troopa i" man the fortincatloi
I] compli t<
i? , nii.-tni.nt branch of the Navj i >
m.'in t....lay laaued large poster
i tlaing for man for thi Unite I E
,-. Th. reel nl putting Into con
of tn.' cruiaera Columbia and Mln?
tolla, and the prospective demanda
will be neceaeary aa reauH ?it th<
laltlon ?.i the Brasilien ship Ama
. and the Ann 11 in yacht May
quire UM .'iilislm.nl Of .nl.li
il m-n.
THR BENATR IN srsi'KNSK.
a sh..rt ?eaalon of thi Benate to-day
quite iiimsii.il. for Ina Brat working
of the week. That no one waa pre
re on with any pending mi i
area given aa the explanatl m, bul
itely the opinion waa atated by
i of the senators that, wbU< the
i: question reman:?.1 In stich sii
,. there was no dealre to tak.- up
m .m legial 'ti..n.
outlook aa to Cuba was diecueeed
itora alraoal to the i Kcluaion
,ptci. and th - belief waa quite
ed that the admlniatratioa is pre
to take a positive position within
text week, Baverai aenatora made '" "
redlction thai the Cnited Bi
i int.-!'.' m Being pi
they atated thai Ihej bad reached
conclualon aflar mure or less con
. ??th executive olheera bul al
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any
the
um- time saying quite emphatically oui
it,, v h id n" p ?eltivt Information ?n
loint. nut th.y coaatder the proba
ignition of Cuban Inde
,. prob ible than Interven
Action in th.s direction will proba
Maim report, regai
dlOW 'he
purport
n kstii\ o\ 1% rUN BMTIO?.
Im?- fur 11 I? Red Here \?m?. II
\\ III Soon tome."
Ul \. March L'l.--"lf the time for
antkw of the United states in th.
i of Cuba is not here now, it aooa
?m..," xai.l Senator Thurston t.. a
tr to-ilay.
Peaator ?ays thai UM only soln
f the troubla is rack Intervent on,
uie people cf the United state?
linng t<. look on and aes the work
rvatlon. already so fur advanced,
i. : The i.M'oncentradoetf are ah
v witiioiit hjope, "mi if Ike daath
n gay part of the laland ?re de
ig It 1? only because the material
rvatlon lo ? * "i"* '" K|v,n?f
ii that th.- roeoaeontredooa nan <io.
heir home- and Implement? dc
p, the their little farm? devas
??,1 growing up '" W,"N ,,l,'.r
?C?X'DBD UN TlUi'.U pAOaa.1
by
ahoi
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Mi
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havl
mur
gold
gene
now
the .
Aft
r.-ma
and
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sent?
contt
Th.
Mr. 1
bore
!.. t n
the 1
Si? III
seen,
pure.
John
and
state
?II
made
ekcti
(i 11.Wl'TlIci PETITION.
riTV PPaaMIIIRR Pjaj IIX m;< <u \T
VOTF.H OAPT POU i OMHI-iMIOlNKK.
URGE MAJORITY PAYOR THIS COURSE
II Will He I'm in Kterml.in To
\ Ik in?aaeasnna, >i un ford .i Pkeaa*
?In? Iteiirenf-iueil hy ( oautel?
?.ni.jeei Deaaaead ?t Lajaujpba.
The City Daaaacratle Committee met
In the 1'owhatan Club Jam night, and by
' rote, of PJ t.. | decided to Kraut the
Patlttoa of Mr. O. A. Hawkins for a r?
count of th.- rotea caei in the reeaai pri
mary for tic office of Commissioner of
Re venae.
Th.- i orijinju,.,. was caOei together by
Chairman Wallace, aad the nature of
the buatheaa tu be transected resulted m
a lull attends . member being*In
when the bod] waa celled to
?-ni. i ai I i'. .\i.
The ?lut? and its approaches were
thronged with prominent politicians, and
thi Uveuesl interest w.i- ahown In Ike
Inga, though thai w>t, coaduotid
behind closed doors.
l? fon Ing Mr. Hawkins's de
mand for a recount, m? unmmHla? de
elded t.. mi two eacanclca in th? Clay?
Ward delegation, ao thai the awry im
portant question might be eonsadered b)
i full committee Mesera, \v. j. Kim
trough and W. <'. Hill, two of tl
i. im n who a i to the i ommit?
l th.- primary, and win? will \>>
n.mi., is of Hi.- eommlttee thai aill take
ioi.i of the peu tj it m- next July,
sen ? lecti d to till I
OPENED IX)H ARGUMENT,
panel filed with the chairman of
b< ommltti by the contestant, Mr.
. and which was publiab .1 Bun
ii\ morning, was than read. Thla pre?
Ipltati d a lively di i uaaion, and V d to
oanj auggestlons, one <>f which was that
mother primar) should be held. Finally
mol Ion, ofTei i d b) Mr. < lordon, lo
How Mr. Hawkins, the contestant, and
R. i: Munford and K. m. Noble,
h" con) Irty mlnuti s each, in
rhlch to pr.sent their argumenta for
: against a recount, was adopted b) a
irge majorlt].
coiop. i Munford, a ho was waiting In
be reading room ol the dub, appeared,
nil .1 by M.--I-. II. at Smith, Jr..
ml B l:. Munford, his counaet, and a
aw minutes later Mr, Hawkins end his
ounsel, Mr i,, o Wendenburg, 'ame in,
avlng been notified ..r th.- commlttee'a
Ctlon. Mr. N..||e. having been notified
y 'phone, was also present.
MR. WENDENHURO'I AROUMENT.
.Mr. Wendenburg opened the cam of
ir. Hawkins, his argument being an
laboratton ol thu presented by
ir agawkina in his petition, The Brat
round taken was that th.- petition of
Ir. Hawkins not having been answered
v Mr Munford, it ahould be accepted by
ie commit!. :i- tille. Ml. Munford, he
ild, having publicly atated that h.- did
.? objei t to a recount, made his task
- counsel for Mr. Hawkins pa. much the
isi'.r. He eulogJaeri th" present commis
oner, and aald that he was quit
would BOl accept the position for a
aple .lay nnlesa he were fairly and
niarely elected by the bellota which had
en sealed In the trunk by the "ommif
.. He argued further thai tha law
ol made prlmarlea legal In order to
f-at deceit and fraud Th? I ' mm -., | ?e
irtv. he said, had always 1.n proud of
- primaries and JealOUf thai BOM Of
- famlllea eould complaha; .i. t?tere
re, bad la, I down rules and regula?
ill? for their COndOet, and if these had
n carrie,l out properly there would be
, room for canting dlscredll upon then;
it. he argued tbeae ralea and regula
ma had been violated; bellota bad been
itiibuted over the <?tc contrary lo th
in, and a great man] liregularities
,| by the Judgi - i i
my, in fact, that a irreal many people
ire not aatiafled as t.. whether
h had or had not been correctly re
if the bellota were n count? i. he
[ t, nded, it could only entail a little
uk on a fi ? an mi' ne n, and it mattered
re thi office went, tho-.- ?ama
:..> 11,11 wool.i bavt ih" consdounnesa
duty well performed. No harm eould
dorn b) a recount, h" aald, becanaa
ballot? w? re there to apeak for
ms"i\
1E8ENT8 COL MlXl'i'KD'S Slid-:
lr. Smith, for Colonel Munford. eon
,|. ,| that Mi. Hawkins bad tail, d lo
:k< out his ceae; that th,- Irregularitiea
1 error- alleged \\>re trivial, , "I il, it
ground for a recount exist? L
h said that Mr. Munford ha I been
?quoted in the newapaper mtervtewa
.n.-.i m b] Mi Wendenburg, tor be
i never departed from the ground that
would h. willing t" cede a r? room it
grOUnda were within Ike law.
i combating the plea that im
i been unaccounted for in the com
lonerablp fight, Mr. smith read the
owing statement to enow that the
i. pencil i- existed in the otlu r
!. t-;
Votes Cnae
i MjBce. counted Por.
er . i a
nmonwi ilth'a Attorney . i?.'
ni r of Ravenna . 18
Ittoi .
> Collector .
riff . PR
h Constable . PR
Sell.'.-a nt . II.".
Piral Pre Incl n rd, be aald.
Richardson had been KB rotea behind
othi r ofllcera; al Fourth Jeffi rson the
lined rote loi High Constable ran
ind ii' voi- -. at Becond Madlaon the
bin? M icti t. r City < !olk ctor ran ke
i loi and ' Becond Clay the com
d vote for AmHtor was N votea
t. Th,- plan atated opceUactliy. b<
, that the committee must i?- satis
thai there vw??" n.i grounda for a
ont. und he contended thai the petl
s"t forth n . ground at alL It the
tlon had 1? ?ii won I,y any trail.) Mr.
forii would not nave the oaece, t.ut
a alngle allegation of fraud had
e. The primary, he continued, ?as
gailsed on. ind entailed a
v expense, and It would onl) defeal
?bject if it were liable to be opat I bj
ble. Mr. Smith touched upon
itatemenl thai vot< s had I? en thrown
Ii, F'!.-l l'i. ?net, Marshall Ward.
the regiatrar, and and? avbred to
, that thla eould not be no sime there
no material discrepancy In the num
,f \ otea ??st and count".I.
aki-.I'.W 1TB PRESENTED.
, Wendenburg cloaed the argument,
in? very briefly, H<- paid ha a u
.-,,) to h.ar that Mr. Munford, after
iK accepted them without a mur
for SeVSral days, and reaped the
n opinions of the pul,lie that the
mus -> num. m - had brought him.
repudiated those intervl ara before
omniittee 111 seer?'t M's.-loll.
r th.- attorneys hud eoncluded their
rk? they and their prim ipal.- retirad,
the committee, m executive session.
dered the sffldarlta which ware pre
,1 on behalf of the contestant und
otee, re-i? etively.
aftadavMa praaantad on behalf of
[awklaa wan six In number, and all
on the futeetton of ballots having
prepaurod at other paoeoa than in
KOOtba ?r even at the polls. Tims,
iX ?worn ?tatement? that they had
or known, ballot* to be thus pr.
? ran w. J. Kelly, i T. PUgraaa,
Henyllne, R L Kord. A. Williams.
lohn .i. Flanagan. Mr. Ptnnagan'a
rient 1* a? follow?:
the forenoon of March 15. 18S?, I
out ref ular bail?la to be cast In the
jo, being held that day for John
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Alex
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Th
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Hall
cerel
W H?lala IB and John T. Fegram. I Ubi
ti.? marking of mM hall?te In rear of the
ahop on south aide or Main
?treet, between Morrl? and Short ?tr?. "ts,
a pomt luu to IPJ f.et from tne polling
place at First Precinct, ciuy Ward. 1
further certify that I marked ballot? on
Cury street, kdtween Beech and Ri -. r
voir ?treet?, for Fhll. A. Harris and
Frank Krltaer, and at the same time
gura a regular blank ball??! to - *?
?'heatham. to be voted at the election
hein?; held that day. and that all of the
ballot? mentioned wer?, eecured from
Flrat Prerlnct. Clay Ward I further
certify that about '.' o'clock, on the morn
iiiK of th" K.th day of March, J saw Mr.
W. 0. 8tea;?r inside th> oefRag place at
Flr?t Precinct, Clay Ward, and that he
had ballot? In his hand handlins; them.
"JiiHN .1. PINROAN.
"Rlfhmnnd. v.-i. March is. iws."
ST AT KM K NT Of MR. STKCKK.
Of the affidavit.? presented on behaM of
Mr. Munford. that of Mr. W. 0. Mager,
me '.f his deputies, la perhapa the meal
ntei-estlag. Ml Bteger, after exptalntnu
tbdl h- was ?oojaestad by Mr. m - a
liazehrook to go In the First Pr?t inct Of
ia> Ward to take the place of Mr. C.
Wallon banadera who had t<> leave the
m, further makes oath "that about -
I'etoek, as aforesaid, wi;n the consent of
lu- ofhoera of the aleotlon, he took Mr.
launders s pla. .-, and leCOlVCd from Mr.
Muiadera bis -mail ntemorqndom-b?BOk,
ihowing th.- ajote for Mayor and ?'?.mmis
i'.ii.r ,,f th?. Revenue, those behaf th"
w.. otiieers in which Mr. Banadera was
an J . lot k that night
ntll in o'clock th.- morning of the Mth he
\at. ind the ...mir for the general offices,
ind during that time and not pul his
lands upon a Mngle ballot; that up ;,, 1"
'clock only the vote for the general of?
. ! I .-n f minted bv the tli
tien w aa - arork he want Inanect?
hl and during tha- time he '-riiii-s thai
i?' di.i not put bla beads up id a alngle
allot in any wa) ah . or form what?
oever; that the count for the general of?
. s being o\, a at R o'clock aa afor? -
ild, and be ? m? no furtlter Int?r?t ted,
started to leave th" prednct,
1 fie Vole Was i d. but
th'.' urgent aollcltatlon ol the offl
er? of election, tiny representing to him
bat be ought not to desert them, sa they
era rery tir.-.i and overworked, be eon
anted to remain and oaatal th? m In th.
'unt of th> ticket of the Council, Jui
ce of the pi City Committee,
nd h, did OSeiat th.-m in this i It I
em about M o'clock until it was finish
i. - .\ about I The tell) in* being then
>mpleted he left, bul h>- agela reiterates
iat before ti*- put t,?- band upon alngle
iiiot ever) rote t?>i the general ..th, s
a.) h.-.-n kalll-d and nial k",i apOU th?
ill) aheei und the telly sh.-.t laid aald
H.- forth? i certlflea thai he n.-ither aaw
ii auaptdonad any fraud or Ir regularity
bateoever |g the counting or tallying
handling of the bellota In the Mid
"einet and lo- )? . i .- cheerful testimony
. th. fact thai th.- rery laborious duties
i pr< pa i I out -i.i" of t he regular
meetly, faithfully, and accurately; and
- further certifies that during the day
the election to-wlt, on the llth be
a?, present at the precinct, gad was eii
iged 'her., the beal portion of th.- day
Itside WOrhlhg for R. If Munford; that
r. Wirt K. Taylor and a number of
bars were there al the aaaae precinct
irintr the ?iny working for Mr. O. v.
:iwkln?. and that it is true that ballots
tre pn pal ed outside of the rgular
oths prepared by the ufflcers ..f elee
in ; that, in fact, it w i- \>r> frequently
.ne, and that no objection was releed
ret., during the day, although the at?
ition of th.- ?aembera of the commit?
a ami ofBcera "i election arere called to
It being t'en.-rally eon? -- -1 ? - ?* i that OWing
th?. burga Buaaber of votes cast al
at precinct that th? number of boothe
?vlded waa manlfeetly Insuffident, aad
at h.- ddea Bot believe the! thi- irregu*
it\ h.ip.-d or hurt one . am lid. it.- more
in the Otear.*'
Hi -i-. .1. K Winsion und H. I ?. I!.
t" certify to th?- correctaeaa of Mr.
'icr'n statement. The former alee
is abat it bavtag become apparent that
booths provided for the Piral Precinct
Clay Ward, were nol auflmteal t.. a?
nmoUaie the voters, the attention of
pertatendent Clyde w. Paundera was
led to th.- fad ami he designated other
tees, ail of which were within the
ty-foot limit. Mr. K. K. Bernard
k"s oath thai nearly oa oaaay bellota
i., prepared outahta oi the I.the as
re prepared laaMe at Fourth Clay.
1>I 1 > NOT PRRPARR BALLOTR
ir. Harvey L. Davis, Deput) Commis
n.-r of th.- Revenue, certifica that while
apt m -.ni" turn in < lid Mark't H .11
the day of th.- primary, be did not
in a booth, handle a ballot, of assist
I '. paring "le . nor did In- -, . any
mi or Irregularity. a number of
/. in- endone this statement.
ir. a a Cavado, Judge1 al the First
.in.'. Marshall Ward, certifies tii.i
r,' wees only nine ballots Improperly
ir. lied in in- precinct, Ineti ad of ' '..
charged la Mr. Hawklns'a allegations.
THF. RECOl NT ORDERED,
fter a debate of neerly two hour-,
committee adopted a resolution, of?
.i by MP. O'Bulllvan, to adjourn until
light at H O'clock, and th"ti to pio
i to recount thi rotea cast for the
> of Commissioner of the Revenue.
to vote by which the uaotlon waa
pted was as follow -
r? Messrs. Allen, Black ?iount,
iiino'iy, Doherty, Duke, Doyle,
an, Heeke, Hulcher, O'Bulllvan, Red
id, Baunders, Btern, Walah, Price,
ibrough, inn. ami the chairman in.
mm Maaara Cordon links, Hail. Mc
tay, Lacee. Wetalgi i I
was about midnight when tag paav
ee adjourn? .1.
Kti.n: CAXDIDATBg i\ H.H.
iiiiini ir n Rseawari Will Ra I abed
A i'nir Deal Itue-l ione.l.
a meeting laai Saturday ol the can
il Ctej Ward who i.in for the
Council ander G.I Government
I'M. il Was ,]e
i to !?! ? in.' matter of petltkmlng
i recount of votes to the Ifixecuttve
initie, of ti-,. G.i Government
pee. No meeting of thai bod] baa
been called, bul Mr. k. a. Cntlln,
Idem of th?- league, area at the t1..?
n Club last night m consultation
Been tery ?Gordon, "t th? l It] I !om
!.. ? ha! step- to tak. Ill ot.t.-r
ount.
an interview with a Diapatch re
i Mr. Ciithn raid that th.- Kx- u
?'..nimitt.> would probably meal to
and while soni,. w.re ill taV'ol jl
iK for a reeoaat, ami they had i- i a
oached by many peopi,- outside the
ie who urged them to tins course.
oubted rerj otach 11 it arould be au
tle to make th.- requeat, for tne rea
that a lair aal s.ptai" ...unt Was
doubtful. There Were many K'litle
on th,- City Committee, he - ltd, ..t
btgheet Integrity, but there ware
s who would not acrupla to deal un
, and on that a..unt h. thought
tition would he fram.-d in behalf ot
"lay-Ward candidat- s.
a i.iuie BBaatlaa Beaafl.
in? th. aaeethag of th. CRy ivmo
rjoaaaalttae al the Powaataa Club
Bight Mr. Carrol Johnson and Mr.
a Miii.-r beeaaea mvotved la a ?ntn
, and several bard blow? 'were pass
efore the combat.lilts wer. s.-p.,
. and it was some time before an
ibte settlem-iit was arrived at. and
natter a?IJU?ted Ly apologie? made
.n-? en ted
Noiuiiiiilloo" I ??n Brined.
HHINiiToN, Mar. h :'!.--The S-liate
y confirm?-?! the nomination of J. M.
nd.r. to I??- poHtmnster at Daw ?on,
Aiad.my of M'-dlclnn will hold a
ir meeting to-night at I.e.- lump
Dr. liordon will read a paju-r on
ral localisation.
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SUNDAY AT Y. M. C. A
FOnrV-KOtHTM AWIVERSARY FIT
TI.X.LY OH.HKHVKI? IS Hit IIMOM).
BIG MEETIKG ?T THE AC?DRMY.
Two < < ? iTiuir? anil a l*r??.Men f i 11
Aaplrnnt WiiUe TnlUs? Service* In
Fifteen I'lirlitiiin t'horcliefl In the
Afternoon?Mimy Speaker?.
The forty-fourth anniversary of the
Young Men's Christian Association was
n ost fittingly OboeiVOd her?- Sumiay with
big meetinKS In the afternoon and ap
propriate aeevleea in fifteen different
churches in the evening, (treat prepara
tion* had been made for the ?sah biatlon,
and the workers for the cause had BO
raaaon to fed disappointed at the result
of their ef??rts.
Th.- first service was that for Workers,
held la the asso?-InMor. parlor, at 3 o'clock
sharp. This si-rvic- was well att?mied.
ami addr.sse.l by Mr. Jl. < ). Williams. In
the absence of Mr. Mutter, of Waahlng
ton. th.- boys' m.-, in ? vas conducted
b A . - ant-S? ? r- i. ni Stiibl-s. In associa
tion hail at | o'clock The college meet?
Inga were well attended and helpful.
The vent ,?r the day, h??w. v- r. was th?1
great raedlng at the A?cedemy in ?the
afternoon. ? >\. r M people wie in at
iendan." upon this meeting, ami the
iiioM profound Inl manifested
in th.- proceedings.
Th-- opening exercises were In charge
d Geni la's ;.'.- rnor
i n -. Tyler presided, and the audience
upon the platform waa a most dlstingulsh
?i due. Th.- larga attendance ?if aemls
a "! ' by, in t h.- aiidt
n " a I number of prominent
., ? pie
THE VIRGINIA EXECUTIVE
Bt. Mark's Episcopal church choir ran
lered valued aervtee, while Miss Pannle
- and Mr. Hodden s. Wathlna
?ang with unusual sw.-tiiess. The
ho response of Mr. Wathlna
?reatad n <i.->-1 ? Impression. After the pre
Imlnary aervl?ce, Generad 1 cretarj
BcXee, in a few well-chosen words, pro
tested Governor Tyler to the audience,
uni the Rxecutlve waa recdved v.,th rlgo
oua applause, in fact, when the Oov?
irnora ??f the Vlrginlaa entered the nudl?
?nee applauded and almoat cheered.
Qovernor Tyler aald be arouM be remiss
f he did not take occasion t?j express
da i, art-fell Internal In the Christina
rork thai the association h doing, and
?Id that th.- association is doing u.
Teater work than any other organise?
km, save th.- Chunh Of our libss.d Re?
learner, and that its influence is being
ell throughout the entire world. H
hen wdcomed, with great plea eure to the
Hate and city. Hon. OeOrgS W, Atkinson,
im.mor of West Virginie, and in a moat
Bppy Mtd pteaalng manner introduced
im to th.- audience
Governor Atkinson was recdved with
?ml and COntlnoed applause, and OK?
teaaad greal phmaura at being abi?#
i be pr?sent on ouch an ocoaaton, eape
lally to find th?- C?.mi nor of Virginia
i the fore-raah ami endondng no inert?
uious a w?irk by his words and present??.
QOVERNOR ATKINS? i.\"S TALK".
Qovernor Atkthaon apoke upon the oo?
ai featuree of the Toung Men's Christian
aooctatlon, and bandied it In a most
h!. and point, ?i atenner, emphaahdag
ie great Bead and opportunltlea of
aiiiing our fellowmen t?>r Mi? M
he ?jovernor also said that he had a
tmblc pleasure in being present on this
k oaten, thai of me.-tin?.' and beeng upo;,
ie same platform with 1 he ? ?..v? I in-r Of
irginla, an?i to apeafe for a work prs
iied ovar by one whom he knew favor
My and well, ''General-Becretary s. K.
. K"". a Wbeellni man. who Was sent as
aample of th>- wen rais.ii out tapre."
When Qovernor Atkinson concluded
overnor Tyler presented to the audience
on. Joshia? Levering, ?>f Baltimore who,
a most telling, pl?aaslng, and able man
ir, ?poke for twenty nrtnutea upon the
lyslcal mam Mi. Levering la a most
woeful and eloquent apaaher.
After be offei Ing Secretary McRee
eeented Mr. Walter C, Douglas, general
. ret irj of the Philadelphia association,
00 made an instantaneous hit. HI- ol
.-s ami replete with eloquence, pathna,
i?l humor, and he got ri",ht to the h-aits
nun. Mr. DoUgUU la a native-born
rglnlan, and mad.- a wonderful impres
in upon Ihe audience.
rie- meeting was cloaed In a most ?m
"-siiiK manner, and several signified a
-lie to lead a new life.
I'he Interesting setviee was partblpat.d
not only by the ?hoir ami ministers
ove, hat alao b) Rev. Thomas Pottai
?v. Dr. Wlllingham, Roe. W. V. Tudor.
d ofh'-rs.
THE nicht MRaTTTNOR
lervie.s were hpM, as arranged, la Bf
n different f burches, and as a result,
i only a dear conception of what theas
I ??ion aeeka lo do, bul a largely lo
as.'ii interest in what it ha- already
empllehed, and with proper aaeana it
capable Of doing was giv.-n the people
lerally.
'h- folhrWlBg will give an ld.-a Of the
etlnga held and by whom nddre
? ? ond Bapt k I ehun b H-.n. Joehua
rerlng, "f Baltlmor?
v.ntii sn.et Christian church Hon
.ru,- W Atkinson, of Weal Virginia.
list pn -i,\ ten.in church \\ altar l '.
Bgfaa. of Philadelphia.
M"ib -di-t church?Rev.
.- Wither-;.n. D I?
Baptist bun b Rev. R n.
W ll?ll<S.
! reel Presb) teda a eburch t c %-.
laid Guthrle.
ark-Place Mdbodlal church \u-\. \v.
Starr, i?. D.
-a.-'i Baptlat church?Rev. .J.
Uam Jonea, D. d.
race Rpiacopal church Rev. Thomas
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. tiny-.-i reel Methodist Mr. II. ?> Wll
II-, Intern.itio?:.11 S
Mark'i Episcopal church Right Bar
. Pentck
eat-Vlew Baptlat church Btate-Becre
, L A. Coulter.
.Mibiiiige-str.-et Huptwt church Rev
i. Dill. D D.
rat English Lutheran church Rev J
Morehead.
N? iTKW < IRTHT AI ?I IR BBRRfl
i- adflreec of Mr. Levering al the
mi Baptlat church w..- a mod for? > -
ami tdllag one, and wi,? be produc
?a! excellent frutt The huit that
ualneaK-mun ol so greal promlnenca
ability has for thirteen ft
nt ol the Baltlmon Ai
. Is the strongest kind of a testi
ly to the etli' on. y of the work. Mr.
ering commendad la the tdgheal otan?
the Richmond work. Th.. ad
Ir. Donada? at the First Presbyterian
r?h was not only strong, but BBOSl
ful and practical. Governor Atkin?
s oddresa al the Beventn-Btred Chris
church was thoughtful, Moquant,
forceful, and held the attention of
r^e oua?enca for fully *> minut?e
nong tin- qfldraaaaa denvorod Sunday
t. tmne was better than (Mat of the
iant editor Si the North CsrdlnS
stlan Advocate. Rev. Tilomas N. Ivey,
'' It wa* a masterful pre.entatlon
ie Interent of th.? Young Men's Chrls
A -so? latlon. ami was full of str
beauty.
e Anniversary Committee of the
0g Men'? Christian Association, th
ibera of the Board of Director?, and
general secretary of the local a??o
on, are to be congratulated upon the
??a of thla great undertaking, and
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throughout the South. Will he productive
of antead good t<> th* work.
?. u.V. Marsh n.?John Cal
low, a negro, was lynched near Hound
Mountain. In Northern Alabama. last
nit/tit II., 1...1 I....... r,:,vin. u ?I en I ion
Lynching? In Alabama.
ATLANTA
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Mountain, i .xinni Aimaisi, ?us?
nicht. He had been paying attention
to a young white girl, whose name la
Stout, for several months. The young
woman's fath? i became I ngBMBWl of the
affair only y. stenlay. and the lynching
followed.
For <?ni-?.i-I ..?? h MiiliHcrlbera.
The picture Maine will be ?ent to our
patrons out of tOWB. Yielding to the
urgent re.piests of our subscribers In
various part? of the State, we have con
cluded to s?n?l the handsome souvenir
picture of the Ill-fated battleship Maine
by mall, upon the receipt of MM couixjn
and 5 cents.
It Is a colored picture. 9 1-4x15. cleverly
executed in eveti datait, and taken from
an oU-patntlng don.' by f. N. At wood in
IV.?.",. ami owned by nrlgqdjm flaansiel H.
A. Wh.el.r. It will be found admirably
suit-d for framing.
In Order to obtain the picture, cut out
a coupon, which wiU be found at th? bot
tom of the last column Of the first Page.
of the DISPATCH, and bring or send it
to the 1 dapatch with > c nts.
Patties deelrtog tin picture by mall
should be careful to write theft Bamea
and addressee t?ialnl>.
Paamea fur the llulne Pletnrea.
The Mayer Btorc will frame the Maine
picture in an Inch-Wade cut Moulding,
with glauM complete for ? cents.
m-:\\ ?*i.kepi\?-car hoi tk
I lie
At limit?--CtntMt Line lit Com
mence On?* Miiii'Ii ?li<
Th>. Atiaiiti. - '??ad i.in?-, roiBmoftrlng
March Rat, will run through aleepar from
Richmond to Augusta, Ga., on tram
?avine; Richmond IM P. M . arriving
tuguata TV, a. IL, ami having Augusta
,n Train No B at I N P. m . arriving
tichmond i A M. Pnaaengara for Rich?
aond can remain In car until 7::??i a. m.
c. s. CAMPBELL)
iH\i-iou Paeeenger Agent.
Cl RM vain riliUfiRlifl,
lore Them In liruinln lr-isi Co.'?
lire- iiii.l lliiralnr-Proof Yaulta.
The Virgula Truel company offen ah*
olute security for all valuables dt-poslt
d in Its storage vault, the only uii" In
irnlnla. Parties are invlt"d to avail
hemsdvea ?>f auch security.
I lie l?,x, - In the safety vault Of tills
ompaay cannot he aurpasaad. Moth
aulta Bbadutety tir.- and burgler^proof,
n<r locate.I in the only fire-proof OBOM
ulhiltig In this ctty. Charges very
lodsrate.
A Delightful It.-...? l
At a little OVOr half hour's rid?- from
.Manta, ??a., on the main line of the
outhern railway between Atlanta and
Urmlnghem, la a delightful health Bad
eaaura raaort, known as i,nina springs,
a. It Is ..tiled I.it lia Bpringa from th"
lit the place has an abundant supply
i the purest nthi.i arelar, which M m
Oahlng and palatable to the i ,
eii as bealth-gldng NMtling ht a
4 verdnnt oaks, maples, otme.
ni towerlag ptees, with a variety of
?liage and llow.is BBOXCellad, is a spa
,?us hostelry, whose broad [flattaa and
autifuliy kept Burroundlnga Indicate ill
' the most reflned oomforta ol civilisa?
ja. which is ? ail..i Bwettwatw Pork
otel. Til?' hotel and grounds w? re pr.'
ii".I at no small expense, while the
tililing contains about Ml moms, fitted
lih steam beet, open gratis, hacan
acent llghta, electric hells, privat.- t,,i
I ami baths, over 7'"' f? "t of porch, s
?1 sun-parlors, Urne ball-room, la.la s'
id gsatlemen'a free bllliard-rootBi ami
m-ions ether edvantagea, Under the
i y ?oof ?if th.- lintel 1.- a costly bath
it.-.,, off<rring to tin- patrons ateam,
por, electMc, maaaage. and mineral
Mis The mineral water bora
wiie?! for its curative powera over
ins I i .
dr. ii. T. Blake, '.he coarteoue ami at?
ittvs proprietor of th.- Bw?etweter
irk Hot- I. will he glad to furnish any
formation didjied upon arrtttaa i
Jthta BprlBga, Ga., ''an be raacbed
mi any direction via th.- Southern rail
ly, wims,' auperb s, t- v i - . magnlflcent
lins, ami une?nialle?l achedUl?Ba have
id.- it universally the -iaiid.ir.1 railway
Mi,- South among r * ? - public in gene
i. Excursion mt?m are available tr?>m
my pointa ?>n th?' Southern railway to
BJa Springs, ??a., and any repres.nta
e of th?' Southern railway pass.ingl r
?artnient or C. W. \\ ?-tl.ury, Trav-d
l Passenger Agent, Ml ?ist Main
. t. Richmond, Va.? nill ha glad to
nlsh further Information opon appU?
Ion.
\i.him?i\\i. TlttlN IBRVICM
r I lie I iiiuieliliiK nl Newport \m?,
March, BUR
ii order to tak?- proper ears of the
kctpated larga crowd for the launch?
oil the Nth ill taut. the lie -ape.iK"
I Ohio will i?.- prepared te start the
t train at ; o'clock A. M., running
ins at intervals up to | A M. The
t train from Richmond to aitaeaa the
nchlng will ba M i A. M.
OBT ?ill It TICKKTfl
Hie Lumich In?; on \\ . ,1 nesila v lit
. ?V o. Punseiiger ? Hi? . ,soy Knat
iiln Street.
o prevent Inconvenience and delay in
curing your ticket? to the launching
iraday morning, the Chesapeake and
o win -eii them --ii v\ of its
aafunsr oases, Ml ead Main atreet, for
iraday morning tra?na, at n for the
nd-trii).
The .l?-IT?-r?oii Hotel
ktab, Ruaafna, and Blectrli Baths are
ipi.t" in i'v.'i > department Open from
M. to l-i P, AI. I. oh. s' hours from M
M-toi p.m. Monnaya, Wadneadaya
Fridays. Try Mem f??r rhciimati-m
Free of Ta?.
Mi United Hanking and Fullding Ci.m
y offen i"" aali until April i
rea <>f its prepaM stock at BH per
re pays a need cash dtvkfaad of *\
cut. p.r annum (fr>v of tax;. YVith
Aahie oay tun?- after two year?.
.r furth'-r Information apply at the of
of th- eogaaaay, n?>. ?ji cast Mala
et.
M.i.i.i If the *>atem
: that greatest Of Alterativa Tonics?
Dsvtd'a lode-Ferreted Baisapa fills.
akes pure rl-'h. red t?lo->d an?! brings
m to the cheek and health and vigor
Ba body, 'there ?a more pure health
Ig medicine in a ?Ingle txittle of Dr.
id'? lode-Fat rated BarssparlUa than
gaROO of th.- much vaunted patead
l.-iru-s. Kem-mh.-r, Dr. Davide lodo
ated S'irsaparill-i cur. s tritt tired
ng permanently.
fel Tower Concentrate?! Fruit Jutcee are to
m1 in diff?rant flavor?, and mix? a dail
beverag??- Trr than. IT He at t? Lado A
tola Agent?.
Dlaeaaes of th- liter. Stoaaaeh,
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Batea ->' ta? Ureouonar wmm Sniyuur
tas I? the moat raluabta id America.
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CAUSE OF SECESSION
? Vaheas ?KM-niRD din? i igamj ?sajaj
<|i I -II<>\ I.AST 111.11 |.
REFERS 10 GEI?. LEB AS" OUahTZ.
The -on-? of Veteran? and a l.arai
tn.lieuee l.intea to ?Be Mpleadll
AUtire???Reeeauabaaa i . 11 ? - - uni
furnia.
Lea ?-amp Hall was crowded last night
when Jtidv?? U. wily It. Wellford, J?r., de
tal?te the S?.ns of Veterana ai
mtereetiag a ? .* ? i r? -s on the "History of thi
> -ii and th.- Causea That Led l"p t<
It." The Jadg I ahumarse was a ?i-ien
?ti.l effort, and he gave a dear outline ol
the con.lirions . listing in IMG and 1861,
which caused the civil strife.
The proo.-e.iiiiKs were opened wllli
by Chaplain Cooke, after which
tke BveasM bamdaara? two ia?i?. reauaaaaaj
a plan.? and violin duet, whlcn wa? a verj
creditable pertoratanea ami highly en
Joyed.
mi I-:. U. Thomason Introtluced thn
arabtv of the evening, in doing ?o h?
stated the object? of the ramp, one o|
which was to ?ee that th? true history ol
?t Btanaggm wa? told to coming
yetaerataom it wa? with th? latter ot>
l?ct in view Mutt Judge Well ford hud
been invlt.d to addre?? the organisation.
BEAUTY i >F MUAI. PIKTV.
Jit?l?e VSellford, Whan RM applaus? with
?bien ha was grewted had ?ubaldwd, ?aid
hat the highest of all social pi ?
sag hilal piety. A. ciytlng that duty as
is landmark, th? camp had a right to ex
it of long lite to thon organisation. Th.-rii
iad been ii time, ?wid the speaker, whet?
ta had Inlehod his hattudhaotorp r<mar??,
aben the South had not bean given her
lue, but now, e/hea th.- aaaw?clOfjlg wee?
owerlng over the country, thero waa no
lealtant \..ice upon the poHltl??n which
i" Sons of the South arOUld occupy, ami
ii" \il.-t South-hater BOOOptad BOW "th??
"f your < unfed, rate ?Ire? aa a
?uarantee of Ike r????rd? which the .seam
.ill mak. in th.- hour of n?"-d." 'And
his wind? South,'' sai?! he, "from the Pa.
un i?, the Atlantic, from is*a k?aaa t<?
h?- gull's, thrills with patriotic pt ;
nitilinle t?, that typical Confedera!?
;, rural hobiing up at his pjo?t the inter?
sts of mis oeantry. Our Pita, a Balaam
epreaantatlva ?>f Virginia, ?taud? te-aap
?lore America Bad the areadd a? the r?i>.
esi ntatlve of Ike honor of the American
atioli." (?Great applause.)
UBI hist?.i:y BE tiuk.
Th?- pun ??s,- of the nrionlaatliiii whi?-h
a was adereesaBgr, he ?aid, wa? totnako
tue reoord of the peat. "You gaaana
i Insist that history Khali be planted
p?-n the bad mak ?>f eternal truth. Th?
aople <?f the Bouta." ?aid he. "did not
?ht for the perpetuation <>f ?lavery.
i the very ad of eecenalou they
bandoned -ill tteadlag the area
i stare territory. They gava up all th?
rritorles to the North; they ins? : :
leir Constitution an inhibition against
te importation of alavas. The i uu-d
tatea Constitution lett it peemlaalva with
tmgraaa t.> tolerate the aleve traute But
lis war w la fought from start, |U flnlail
on one aingle principle, a principle
ni? h commanda it ? r t-, the conaden?oa
ni to Ma- bralna of every American
ligan, whi, h is written in the ioun.l.?
i?n of th?- American Goverssaeat, and
Which, up to UM, tn. i.pie of the
nit?'.! Btatea w.?-* pledged by
rnmeat, ami by ever)
t of th" Executive, or Cougr?Bsa. Th??
opl" --: th? South foiiirht this war for
dependence Tbay claimed ?he right
ish their own institutions and
I Morn at th.-ir own pi,
i? y claimed it was a right which their
than had taught them oraa the natural
-hi ol mankind. Tiny clalmd it a? a
{ht that their lath, rs had aeeorod and
u for them, and at the anata time won
r th.- Stat? a .f Hi" North, in the I
tlonary war."
OUR BILL Off Kleins.
I'he troublent pr?sent waa, tie- si
m ?ii t.? my, that Hi? birtery waa in
rrectly Written. Ha thought Dr. J.
tiii.un .buns (who was present) would
fee wUlh him in the nt.c>m. oi. Ja?!?;?
, Uford ?bowed thai under the virglni.?
il Of IthMits. "th,- Aral bill erf right?
er adopted bj a fi ," that tho
ople of thi-, St.it- had Just groun?ls
proteattng agnhmt the action of the
?rth.
This Hill of Hiehts wa? adopted and
itllrmed, ' said h? . "without the dotting
an "i' or the cro?sing of a "t" by
; i onveatloa of Virginia .si
it, th.- greeteef body of aabu the
apon Mi-- Americea Ooatlaeat, which
icmbled bere ami adopt?ad th? Consti
ion -.f IMP, among them J'din Mar
til. James Madison, and Jam?? Monroe,
fathers of th? Constitution."
a.ie.- Wrilford oovered a' length th?
' th?- late war. and ?tate?l Me
nu.,i- ? f th.- Southern Btatea for
n concluding, the apeaker said there
lid be BO HUaatlon that ??-cession WB|
lght, ami ih.it when the Qulf Btatea
is?- t?. aecede, it waa a mattaf of choi??
h them their decision of It
nii.r have closed the queetloa. "War
dust them?" aald he, "waa wick*?d."
aVellford'a r? marks wuia long
i banrtlly apt landed? ;""i a vote of
nks wa ' htm f??r bia splendid
irt. 1'pon the conclushm of tho ad
ss, the Tony Miller Combination eri
r 11 n -1 the authenoa f??' about half an
ir ?With th" r?million of several In
imenl M edecttona, including a number
| ji^, ..:,d ?>i? ?k-down?,"
t set h iin-viiig to the tuna
?be lively ni',
The Weather.
-1 WASHINGTON", March 2L?
m I' raoasf fat Tuesday:
For Virginia?Threatening wee
thar Bad rain; ?lightly warmer
astern portion; southeasterly winds;
h cold? r Wednesday
,r North and South Carolina-Showcre
In- Interior; fair weather in the west;
h.rly winds.
?C VVEATHBJR IN' 1U<HM')\D
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