WASHINGTON, April 8, 1916
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The removals for Baltimore having been made
yesterday, and the charter election for your city
being now past, you may expect some trimming
and pruning in your Custom House and Post Office
before long. But the cabinet are diatory, dscon-
certed, and exceedingly timid in the business of
rotation. The Virginia elections once over, and
we shall know what 10 do. The hght is there Tor
an annexation United States Senator, and from
some observation, We think the democrats will
have passabe majority in the Legislature on Joint
ballot. lhe wings are contending tor the re-elec.
uon OF Rives, otherwise they would be apt to sui
ter the elections to go by defaultas it Is they will
fight hard for their legislative candidates Election
two weeks hence


The Globe goes into possession and control of it's
new editors on the first of May, and is to be chan
and Ewqnire, from the Union, at Nashville, and
Mr. knchie's universally known Richmond Em-
quuT Nashville and Richmond-lLis is what we
eau making both ends meet. The cost OF the
Gto6e s estabshment 6 entire would not fall short


Blair ofthe Globe says, in speaking Of the trans
Ter OF The Nddis0nidn from John Jones to the Rev.
Ineophus Fisk, and ]. +. Dow, that the d1ddiso.
niar mas been mesmerised. Blair is determined
TO have the last kick. We suppose John Jones
goes down TO Williamsburg as Captain Tyler's
overseer.


Hon. Zadock Pratt is in town again He comes
TO lock how the appropriation tor the White House
Is being expended. Capt. w. H Polk continues in
the cry. lie s perhaps waiting tor some pubic
shIo bound for the Mediterranean.


The Misses Macomber, at their concert last
night, had respe cable house. They sing well,
and are fine buxon young girls.


Gen. Duff Green, of late, has been visitor 10
the State Department. Does the General de-
sire to go to Texas again? No, sir Having failed
al every other point, his only chance now is the
cumberland coal mines, or the salmon fisheries Of
Oregon


| The auctloneers are busy selling out the furni-
| ture oi exploded boarding houses and the city is
| becoming insuferably dull


Some OF the warm friends Of Henry Clay, give
him an anniversary masquerade ball on Monday
evening next, In this c,Is. Il is expected to be
/ brilliant affair. W.