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said the third party in bis State, know?

ing that it would be useless to try to

defeat the re-election of Senator Kan

som, had practically abandoned all at?

tempts in that direction.

The lucrative missions to Russia,

China, Sweden, Bolivia, Argcntiua,

Venezuela, Paraguay, Netherlands,

Peru, Liberia, Corea, Siam and Hayti

aro still in the bauds of republicans,

who, being such, are, of course, in favor

of the maintenance of the high tariff.

The only application filed to-day at

the Treasury Department from Virgin?

ia was that of F. W. Liuton of Chtltons,

Westmoreland county, who wants to

be au inspector under the superintend?

ent of public buildings.

Ex-State Senator Penny backer of

Rockingham county, Virginia, hearing

that the position he applied for in the

Interior Department hud been promised

to another, has withdrawn his papers

from that department and, with even

stronger endorsements, will apply fora

place abroad.

Among tho rumors heretofore men

ti med in this correspondence wa3 one

to the effect that all the republican

consuls would be removed at an early

day. From the most reliable source

the correspondent learns to-day that

the rumor referred to is without any

substantial foundation, and that unless

the incumbents have been active pro?

tectionists most of them will be allowed

to retain their positions.

Representatives Meredith. Swanson,

Marshall and O'Kerrall of Virginia are

in the city to-day. The former went

with Mr. Louis Krallt of Alexandria to

the Stale Department, where the latter

was introduced to Assistant Secretary

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

Alexandria gazette. (1893). Alexandria, D.C., 1893-05-02. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn85025007/1893-05-02/ed-1/?sp=2

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Alexandria gazette, 1893-05-02.