The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-07-21

Of the Richmond Dispateh

SILL Asrping on the Adlournment-Mr kous.
seau's keprima The Admission OF Tennes-
see- Browniow's Abuse Of the Prcsident-ne'
lection OF Governor Holden by the Senate
Comrsistse.-- Nominations Pouring fn-An IN
cident In Legislation, etc., etc.
WASHINGTON, July ~, 1906.
The Senate has tabled the House rcso-
luton To adjourn on the 25th instant ".
further consideration: so there may YET
be doubts expressed Of Congress iea,,hs
here for at least little while longer. iue
intention is to call it up again IN Ga! =.
two, and then it will be decided dehhl'eIy
whether or no, they will get away from
here next week. II Is well known '.a'
very many of the present MEMBERSHIP
decd a majority OF thcm-arc III FAVOR oil
s,nn,;ng here and fighting the President,
,rn,.,,inp. nj the same time, their pro-
iccss in Office. II will be a source of de-
i;gh, IN numerous Radical officials il Con-
gross does remain here; but it isqucstion-
able. also, what capital they can make Of
il ut the North.
The rcprimand intended to be publicly
bestowed upon Mr.. Rousseau has not yet
TRANSFERRED, and il seems very certain that
he will not appear at the bar Of the House,
as member Of that body, for the purpose
Of receiving that reprimand.
The Tennessee Legislature having rat-
fed the constitutional amendment, the
Radicals now will admit that State into
the Union. Brownlow has been very Sc
we're UPON the President since he com
menccd his efforts to have this amendment
adopted. His abuse and vituperation
. rivals that OF Thad. Stevens or any other
member of the Lincoln stripe.
The Senate Committee on Foreign Re-
latons to-day rejected the nomination OF
Governor Holden, of North Carolina, for
Minister at San Salvador.
The President will send many nomina-
tions TO the Senate whilst it remains In
session for its action. Great numbers are
sent up every day, and the logical conclu-
sion must be that numerous removals are
being made.
An Incident occurred in the House
today which shows how thoroughly
the demands of the poor blacks are appre-
ciatcd. Ii consisted in the passage OF
a bill giving additional relief to party
who had been oustcd Of his property by
the Government during the war, and he
petitoned for the additional sum Of money
which his property would have brought him
during the war, the present value OF II
when sold, as il had been, being far less
than its fictitious war value. There was
some objection to it; but when it was an
nounced that he was respectable colorcd
man, and the Democrats dcrsiNely called
for the passage of the bill on that score, it
went through with no difficulty whatever.
The House to-day passed the Senate re-
solution abolishing the office OF Minister
Plcnipotcntiary at Portugal. This was
done to call home Minister Harvey, who
has been guilty OF endorsing the Prcsi-
dents reconstruction policy. 1t is IN cx-
hibition of petty spite, but is in good keep
ing with other proposed congressional en-
actments.
Rumors of Cabinet changes have ceased
altogether. No one can tell what will be
the next move on the board.
There is no work of any kline going on
at present in the office of the Attorney
General. The regular routine of postal
affairs o. course is not affected in the least
by the resignation of the PostmaStcr-Genc-
raj. Mr.. Randalli is, TO all intcnts aud pur-
poses, postmaster-general, although not
yet confirmed. IIMoN.