Richmond dispatch

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as he 1s a well-known Virginian, the deie

gation from the State were naturally quite

anxious to learn what the foundation wa:

for the stories brought by persons wio

arrived on the steamer at New Yori.

The Secretary of State knpws of no trou

ble that Mr. Smythe has had, and he, like

the balance of the people, has learned

nothing further than what has been pub

hshed.

When Senator Hunton opened his mail

this morning he found quite a cheerful

tter from Minister Smythe, in which

Le sald he was not only very much

pleased with his life at Port au Prince,

but he added he was getting along well,

and everything was going to suit him.

Jie Indicated that he had been treated

with the utmost consideration by the

officinale at the capital of the little black

popublie, and General Hunton was some

what puzzied when he read the story in

the morning papers to the effect that Mr.

Smythe had gotten into trouble,

It is only necessary to add that all of

the Virginians here hope the reports are

not true, and until gomething more de

finite cones to hand it is not safe to put

much faith In the rumors.

NOTHING FOIL VIRGINIA,

The President sent a batch of nomina

tons to the Senate to-day, but neither

\irginde nor North Carolina was remem

Loved. There were no postmasters on the

j<t, either; and just now it is that class

f patronage the Virginians and North

Caroliniuns want *o hear from,

jt wili be observed that the President hag

sppointed a white Democrat from Kansas

Minister to Bolivia in place of Charles

Jd. Tavior, the Kansag negro whom he

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

Richmond dispatch. (1894). Richmond, Va., 1894-01-30. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn85038614/1894-01-30/ed-1/?sp=1

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Richmond dispatch, 1894-01-30.