The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-05

-s,ccf.l d,srs,ch :" tn" baltimore sum-
,rrcuvcsSt6Ic Xiii.


k.hr,,,ry 3.--The civil-
v >>''',>,,',,I mass the House in s,mc form
lG@', ''' -, ,ru.t necessarily 20 eack to
ar ""'', t,r concurrence. Attcr II shal'
H., >FH'', ..,n.morrow General Ru'kr's hope
have 49,, ,r ,hlr 10 60 10 business on
~, ,>ac,hn', taAc. take UP the >ena,c o,,'
' ,.f ms il. and thus prevent ''iv ''.' ',;a'
,.,.'. NJ the measure II nus ~ ,;,,;>n
.:.I, ~, The result q: pr"sohS'" o',Iuss'" '.
" -hr senate. On TIC question: VI ''"'"n ~
I.,,} rr;ngtcd from The JH"N 'a'. No ,.,,aa
go. .,.day 1ae tolls~hg kcpUo"o'"N sSrl
;,,., Il Si,h the Democrats $50,
T,,.I.~ Harrison. snd ThoruoNES u
Iouuties- ey Maryland; ~chcE' '" ~,
49,. rsR.4rd. q Missouri; ana 3!'''', ~ ",'a
,,n.a,.. These gentlemen ht" NJ n''.o ,"', ~.
,,,lsdr against the bah a"G t'' NV '.,,.
.r.n cycrpt Mr. Senrr. A'G Tue '''"'"' a.
..., :, break through Inc Parry h"'' !" 80,
,.,trni If voting win Tue fti'1r''"'N -,
',3,r,,.r of the rule which m&dt Inc
- this obnoxious measure i'o>>'"'
-. ,,ruc,riou lh,. tact should be stated
J." 80, mast strenuous efforts were made TO
.,.... Nr :. unr to change his course. thc
-. t,fnr tla; the Republicans wanted
.....~.u,, solid front in favor Of The RUE.
=, - ,,.. r.,,rnqrh.d hy At least thirty mem
I'm, mr. invariably insisted that rs the
,,.S,I r,.y ruIc was sprung for The OK
yuran>r of passing the cNiI.ngNts ON
CONSISTENCY required th9t he sLl"'''o s'c'uns
4,,:n>t il. one OF two other feNub'l-
..,.. .l, opposed the hiN dld MOI have 'hc
,..,,.t. ,uit against Tie RUE.
In...u,,s eject that this bin has had 50 iar
...a =, dryr,op vast amount Of bad
h,, il a fpS
$780,. y,, whole House is a magazine.
l., r, ,c ,xrlcdcd at the iyhtest touch.
Tu.,. General Butler hates the southern peo-
-, ,i,i, An intense hatred no one doubts,
.-I H. never let, sip an opportunity TO de-
,a,n-tt,tr bis hatred. He went little too
f.~ fni.v. however, when he was under
,.unl 70 intlm O. that the majority OIL .he
n,9.l, in ii.c southern States were murder
e.. Anr-c-thjryr~, nnt tandltil.
Nr. Mclean rcQHc,.,d .an explanation Of
;.r remark. lhr explanation was not >atis-
..,..ory. aud Mr.. Mclean remarked that But
t,r WAS the only MURDERER he kne" OF on the
I ,ar. and tina. he had hanged man IN Ne"
Orleans. Bu,Irr did not Al iir>t hear Tue re-
mark. and vixen it was told 10 hun he De-
,-tr.- very wto.n. and so cGAracterlZed
N.I.cin'> language that be vas himself de-
aired ont o. order by the Speaker after the
r.,-.,ion was brought TO his a'lenuop.
in, most intense excitement prevailed
IN tAr ,or Both Mclean and Butler occu-
hid >,s'> in the front circle near me
>i-ak"r'> dr>k. and consequently the 1t
i4hGrlu> and Democrats let their seats
aud rouyrrgHtcd in the area III front OF the
,.r4k,r. and seemed ready fora conflict. IN
..r', Mr. Pelham, OF Alabama, an extreme
nut.cal. whose constituents ha'c lett ham III
.,g..,, and who stood hy Bu'cl : side, suS-
,r,,,H in a lphc loud enough to be heard III
liz reporters gallery, aud using horrible
and mos: dj>gracctUl oath, Lets have a
a.!:."
Many ot The Democrats regret that Mr..
Mclean should have made the remark he dld
.,.a.c-e Oh is unparlam"ntary character.
Il the saline time all southern members
A. t.lt ia" ag2ravAtion was very great !:
49, understood Mr.. Buffers rclnalk just
~. Mclean DID.