The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-27
9(tr1moud 1lspatth.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES d. 1869.


-...-r-lc1co &C The Richmond Dispatch.
WASHINGTON. November -, 1859.
..-..,., ,r,vts will he made early in the
..'.-r-.inI1. in which learn anumbcr Of
o.,.,r,.t RaGicalS intend 10 give practical
+. .".,rgr. towards affecting complete re-
- ralit.r&l disabilities in the south
80 >,g.rS. The parties who viii probably
.'.r,,c the movement most earnestly are inc
ott. .l,.,r representatives and the scalawag
''. 1,.r,,r>. who fee! their importance in
',,., Of the Republican party ooZing
Radical senator has bill already
",l for the removal Of political disa-
atE.. NJ everybody disqualified under the
.-tcerth amendment. he has no doubt
no lin passing the Senate, and thinks
+. G,,,r,. arc very favorable for il in the
,.'.,,.I rhough in that body the carpet-bag-
t.,vy more weight than in the Senate.
...,ar 10 the bill becoming law, and
mss, toyotctor itas soon rs the fifteenth
!...r..aulnt Is ratified.
..,.,nr Fcry'> bill, substantially pro-
..:,, far universal amnesty, is still pend
ma i i thought will pass the Senate.
'. well, will bc held by the senators who
..- nar, an the lst Of December with re-
"l =, the election OF committees Of the
.'.r Morrill,. Of Maine. will succeed the
..-mn4ior Fcsscnden rs chairman of the
..,-wiflac cu Appropriations. Drake IS
...f:nniv anxious 10 succeed 10 the chair
...lsn Of The Naval Committee, where he
'. 1at Admiral Porter who is now prac-
lie secretary of The Navy with adYan-
....': I'm. the chances for that position do
$3.50. seem 10 favor Drake. Ii is more likely
49,, Cracia. Of New Hampshire, will sue
...l senator Grimes rs chairman Of that
..nnIt;cc.
Drake. it is very we'll known, is one Of
ME enough, in these degenerate times, Of
io,g, sent 10 miSrcprcSent constituency.
H.. !. now preparing 4 speech, with which
~. .r.ruGS IL STi,gge early in the session,
%, wherein hc takes the ground that the
.,.,.r,lao court has 40 right to decide upon
- c1v>ti.utionallty OF the acts Of Congress.
y, frgy VI the 7rh}te RTdicdlS in this city
,.-,. let very disastrous consequences to the
tntfi, school ,vStcm on account of the tu-
I...l; which the Mayor and Il negro preacher
f.,.. brought about touching the commin-
rllrr Of III" races in the public schools.
Raven threatens 10 remove every Official IN
n. mower who sides with the whites instead
- With the negroes in this issue. He has
,.~ru.r>aa the latter that their children shall
i.y,. the RIGHT TO bc educated in the white
..nool,. and drtics resistance. Bowen is
fit hrngiu. about M issue between the
RACES which may prove very terrible to the
ntn.r>t of this community.
In the latter part Of Johnson's admins
ration u project was being considered by
,Ia representative. here Of the North Ger
man, Confederation and the proper authori-
tbs nf this Government for treaty looking
towards proper regulation Of emigration
from the North German States 10 this coun-
FRY: but the treaty failed to be concluded.
LtuN the subject has been brought up
anrw. with the addition that Secretary Fish
desire, treaties to be made with all the
maritime nations. having in view the better
rro,rrtion Of cmigrants TO this country.
Eneland holds aloof. however, from the
measure. refusing positively to engage in
even the discussion Of any convention hay
rn,. 'n,. object in view. TIMoN.