The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-26

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corrsspoaasnsS of the Richmond pisps"n.
The Eud er ssevens's Rnahlisg Dili.As .sSS
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wAsrrxcroS, January "a, 1861
- A., ,mmeosc tlirong was at the House o.
erresentasives this morning IN the expec'
tstion Of hearing speech from Stevens ~
-.sc.;,,ers-SeSeSe On -tAe eaabliae 0ta pro.
posed by that representative, on. hing
were disappointed. Stevens mao long
to say, except, after the close ~ one
speech from Raymond and .,a en- thai. In
from Shellaberger, 10 anno"d; vars;tv ~
consequence Of the gress az INC Honsa
OPINION sA of reconstruction, he would
on ~'1 an tomorrow move to lay 1t on
Pr tsbie. and thus relieve members Of its
Snrden. This he announced he would do
If he did not change his mind, and judging
from the fact that the bill thus far has
proven, like other insane topics which have
been under consideration, somewhat of an
elephant on the hands Of the Radica!
psrty, they will be glad enough to get rid
Of II. It's defeat insures the downfall Of
Stevens In his power. If he gives way IN
fhis manner ,.ali his infuence with his party
v,3ll be zone. 1t has already become very
weak in comparison with last winters ex-
Il was expected that Raymond would
r,ake AN extreme radical speech to-day,
Int there was some disappointment Oh that
scors He was Republican enough, and
sng,v enough with the South for refusing
the constitutional amendment: but did
not oo the great length that was attri.
hnted TO him. 1t is not the first time that
RAYMOND has disappointed those who de-
pended upon his political consistencies.
There was some excitement IN the ltouse
.o.dsy, occasioned by q passage OF WORDS
between Mr.. Cooper, formerly the acuns
nr;vate secretary of the President, ana
pnr representative Of Tennessee, ana MI.
TaIlev of Pesnsylvania. Mr.. cooper CAV
~ ne direct 10 Mr.. Kelley twice IN .ne
oour.a of the discussion between tns,i'
~b;ch originated by Kelley denouncing ,ne
prss;dent as a uslrper. The personal as
mite was stopped by the Speaker ruiins y
Pa nc order as having no relation 10 Tue
a. s;sonss;on before the House at that time.
Tha War Department has taken action
~ .oference to the Indian troubles IN
.s. Wet and recruits are to be sent I'M
.ne 70 Idaho and Utah. Seine OF
,heu are destined for Fort Phil kearney,
tba scene Of the recent massacre. &pou'
zoo will be dispatched in a very few days.
SENATOR Grimes made q speech to-day
an the tariff bill, in which he was very Sc
we're on the protectionists, whom ne &C
cnsed Of suborning the press, and endea-
voriup to raise the cry against members
who were opposed to . high tarln Oh oe'ns
bought up by British gold.
1t is understood that the House Commit
tee on Military Affairs will in q lew Gays
report bill transferring the Bureau o. In-
dian Affairs from the Interior a-tne W d
4 later phase Of the impeachment
scheme is in the report that the judiciary
Committee held an important session TINS
,nnrn;np before the meeting of the House
IN which documentary evidence on the
case before them was submitted and exam
The Ways and Means Committee have,
among other things, placed farm wagons
ON the free list of the tax bill.
For two days past there have oeen e1,
,,ectations that the President would SEND
in his vetoes of the Colorado and Ne
braska bills but they have not yet MADE
their appearance. 1t is generally beheyea'
however, that they will be transmitted TO-
morrow.
The white and black suffrage men are
making great preparations here for the
next elections. They have declared IN
some of their mongrel conventions against
any favors from those who we're not witt
them from the start, no matter how zeal
Gus in their cause they may now express
themselves. f AlAoN'