The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-29

,,...;ous nj tho Executive Mansfon.--
nrnocratic Work. Etc. Etc
WASHINGTON. January Is, 1872.
u,rton's resolution TO adjourn in May hay
rcsp forced through the Senate, there is
''', l;t,,,' reason to imagine that 1t VIII not
>.,,,;y 20 through the House. II is an Adj
ration measure, and will bc a good
~ H. strength in Congress after both
r,,>rs have acted upon il. Now, although
-. r,..oIn,ion. as stated by lis author,
49, 49, intended 10 render Congress III
i'.,lioD, and promote legislation. no one
,..,rs that ii 4riR, and such mate
matters - tariG and taxation will surely
- ,.ia sucCliInb and so over until the hex;
;,n Il cannot be considered strong
.,, With the people that the .Administiss-
-, desires The early adjournment Of Con-
The "u,asses" will be apt 10 think
...,..r,,, desire 10 set away from the capital
.~,uaupt ~ considerations OF national
.- .,,.,xntc, and ii is singular that Grants
r.,. arr - >hcrt-sightcd rs not to sec this.
7.n art wise tor rather cuHnRy) in one
mi. and that i. 10 lei the important na-
mi .HlirctS aforementioned go over for
On, n,rsont--u they can achieve that point.
.i.r more they ARE discussed the worse Twill
H.. r., lie Radical party in Congress. The
u,3..r,f, have lost nothing by the proceed
.-> If t,-,iuy, aid they will Use tho aG-
AKA q. Gained ntthe proper time.
>lli..rr. in his zeal for social equality. is
All, - iry,j>t.uI rs he was fifteen years
FIR Ihr abolition al slavery. and he i
...g.. She everlasting affection Of the
.. ,,.,! ai4litarir> attached TO this territorial
....,rnurMt. . we'll rs the leaders of the
.., elsewhere. Scmc few ults, Radical
Z. sale J.l,, 1,,,,
....urYrmt # hi civil rights bill. but they
So /. seems. mr!r because it is appended
lie amnesty hill aud because il will Kill
Ia, MEASURE than for any other reason,
ug,tr Norton, OF Maine, in his SpctclI
,r..,rl,y. took view Of Summers bill
o.a.1Hld not before been advanced from the
r.4"u side. lie pronounced ii, as it clearly is.
unconstitutional. Is ID" tendency is 10 tnrco
Il, equality rs fu as possible, and not
....I riyil rights. II will not pass. though il
.., sound tie kucll Of justcr measures.
rplsx'< chances for being rcncminatcd for
r.s Nic,~PrcsiAcney are certainly waning
g,1 scu>i,iy. Tie ambitious politicians OF
liz n!Ity 10 not intend 10 consent TO his being
AZ, in the iir!d again. and even at this time,
remote from the day Of making the nOm!-
1...,.li>, IL. prediction that although Grant
i,l. L., nominated by the National Republic
r.n Convention Coif;iX certainly will not be
t. ,.u, secuted a. ~ unworthy or even illl-
lsHrs,iy on.
Ia, President has been visited 10y an en-
i,u,fyr lit Of delegations within the last two
ur three wvri., most ui WHOM have had Sc
riuu- cuiuniiiutS To tender him Of the dill
,u!,r- they have TO contend within preScry-
m. their local or state party organizations
n..4,'. l"raIl>c Of the disattcctiOn which
laklr- amongst them. Every time the Raui-
,v> in any state south of the Potomac gct
I,.'p a WlauglC among themselves, dclc"a-
lions representing one or the other, or both,
of Oh, rontcnd.ng factions lie 10 Washing
tonic have Al interview with the President
and ten tale. Oh each other. One Is always
afraid tlad III" other will get some advantage
and it has now reached that point that every
NrM,nIiran delegation in Congress claiming
L. represent southern localities is divided.
afH ihcmpmhrrS are IT almost da@@crs points
with each other for fear the patronage of the
Administration will not tc properly distr-
.g,rJ. Grant has trouhlc--:ts 0"y man
would ha,e-iu rcconcilin- their inlar-
ra.niojl, feelings, aud being utterly in
gr.r"ut ~ we'll. makes the demand upon
I> attention trrlv ardu0u>. He has never
2.' delivered a square. positive opinion - TO
H.. mDri,, # any uf the eases his uartytrirndS
lu thai. WIau@ir~ have spread before nlnl.
rad he never viii. Even in these little mat
'.H> biz policy is not 10 jaik, as 1t has iccn 1T
i.o Wri@hty subjects that belong TO his cX-
..u'ivc ulticc.
All Talk about recruiting for the navy has
stopped. Tn" in#cnn" known rs the Navy
p,llrtimni apprar> To i" running Itself Just
;r,y,. and prominent officials tlicr" have no
-. .l,,,.. yt LC; al,
a,H on lis honeymoon tour. "Socirtv" is
,pm: for his return to Washington before
ja" scI,on OF Lent is IisErrcd in.
The Democrats in Congress do not intend
rAa' t.ln country shall he unadvised or shall
f.@u The Injustice and ignomy that the
E&.r-,l Iuriy persists in fostng upon south.
IA tai,s. That point will form one of the
r,uy III the 0utpouringS Of the coming
Democratic campaign movement; and, with
q i INDUCING in any unfair comparisons, it
.loui Ec mentioned that Representative
Rock. Of Kentucky, has ever been one of the
gu,,t and ciedrcSi cXpolndcrS OF the illegal
'McrmcnentS Of Radiyalism upon the States
al III" south that has unstrlmg The witherS
Of The dominant party in all the debates and
discussions thai nave occurred in relation to
hat subject.
The escnin" receptions Of Sir Edward
THORNTON and Hon. Fernando Wood bear the
.iiu for being the most recherche and de-
h,tltlul Of the present season.
Coli weather has been the rule and not the
exception here this week. One CT two days
ui la,t week almost rescmhlcd the halmy
>lring-time. Now it is As "cold as charity.'
TlMoS.
Ehc United States senate Triiles witE.
the pari1ics. s-a-~--
II The United States Senate last Friday
Mr. SUMNER Now ! move to strike out
Ill after The cnacting clause Of the resolution
and insert.
THAT in closing the issues of the late re-
lv,Iiun. ami IN Sccjrin" reconciliation among
n,e people Of the Injtcd States, Justice should
nrrscd" generosity that we should he just to
tr'or,@ lcliow-citizcnS, always faithful to the
Republic. hut now suffering under dlS%bill-
h"-, h"!''r" W" ar" generous to rebels; that
in the renewal Of disabilities We should he
IN with colorcd folOW-citizcns; but since
T." removal OF rebel disabilities is now press
-, I i cSs"ni; that justice 10 colorcd fellow
Gwen, should accompany this generosity, so
i@,t the equal rights Of c0lorcd fcllow-citizcns
-!a', not be postponed 10 the amnesty of re-
'~.>. hut the TWO shall 20 together and be
associated in The same national statute,
"hcsOired. That Congress will take no step
toward a final adjournment until the issues
" the rebellion arc closed and reconciliation
t. secured. 80 far Is the same Ctn be done by
az nf CuHgrc>S'
NJ. CHANDLER: ask for the yeas and
nay~ ON That amendment. [Laughter.l This
i'h-ilcr was because Sumner was going To
'IIi for the yeas and nays himself
he and NAYS wore ,r,frrfl