The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-13
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Especial telegram to the Djspatch.]
WASHINGTON, March 1a, 1875.

Especial telegram TO the Dispa.ch]
WAsHINGToN, March 1a, 1875.
Senator Christinney,
Chandler's successor, delivered bis maiden
speech in the Senate to-day, and to the sur.
prise Of many il was in opposition to the adj
mission of Pinchback, though in other re-
spects Republican speech. Itwas speech
after the manner Of Senator Carpenter, and
is regarded as settler for Pinchback, as it
will undoubtedly have great weight among
the new senators. THERE'S
" No Show for Ptnchhack.
The vote will be reached on Tuesday. We'd
nesday and Thursday will probably be used
in discussing
The Hawaiian Treaty
and other executive business, and the Senate
will probably adjourn Thursday afternoon.
Child Abducted.
Yesterday woman abducted an infant six
weeks old, the child Of Alr. John Beck~itb,
from its nurse, in Georgetown, D. c., and
to-day the guilty party was arrested in Bal.
timore and turned over TO Washington de-
tectives. Her name is Sarah Parker alias
Puss Oakley, and it is believed she was on
her way to Norfolk, where she formerly re-
sided, with the child. The abduction caused
great excitement here, and there Is general
rejoicing that the little one has been returned
to It's parents. TlMoN.
United States Senate-Exira Session.
In the Senate today the consideration Of
the resolution for the admission Of Pinch
back was resumed, and Mr. McCREERY. OF
Kentucky, spoke in opposition thereto.
A vote will be taken on the resolution
Tuesday. Pinchback's rj2c.ion is almost
certain.
The last part of Mr.. MoRToN's resolution
declaring Kellogg the leg Governor Of Lou
isiana will not come up.
The Senate had two hours wraDgle over
business in executive session.
[Second Dispatch]
Mr., MCCREERY's speech, in opposition to
the resolution admitting Pinchback, was
forcible and pointed in its allusions to the
argument of Mr.. MORTON, the action OF the
President in Louisiana matters, and to kel.
logg.
Mr.. SALISBURY, of Delaware, also opposed
the resolution, and commented at length
upop the condition of stfars in Louisiana.
MIR. CuRIsrIASCY, OF Michigan, made a
nowerflll speech against the resolution, in
the course of which he said that the argu-
ments used in behalf Of seating Pinchback
would reyolutioniZs every State government
in the Union. The arguments began ID ial-
lacy and ended 10 abSurdity. Hesaid he did
not think the President had very sound
Iepal advice in the plrt he took in, the Loui-
siana matter, and it was not strange he
erred under all the circumstances. He
nhe President) had called in vain upon Con-
Dress to relieve him. The time might come
when the poisoned chalice now being admin.
stered TO Louisiana might be administered to
other States. The minority of the people OF
Louisiana were opposed to the kellogg gov
erument, and, therefore, opposed to Pinch.
back. They would prefer to be not repre-
sented than to be misrepreSented.
It is said by leading senators that vote
on the Pinchback case will be reached on
Tuesday next.
"Wednesday and Thursday will be occu.
pied in disposing OF the Hawaiian treaty and
other executive business, and the final adj
journmcnt will take place about Thursday
evening.
Weather Report.
WASHINGTON, March 12.-For the North.
west and Upper Lakes, and thence to the
Missouri Valley, falling barometer, warm,
cloudy weather. soutberly to westerly winds,
and occasional snow or rain.
For the Gulf States, Tennessee, and the
Ohio Valley, falling barometer, souIherly
and eastery winds, warmer, cloudy Wea-
ther, and occasional rain.
For the South Atlantic States, falling ba-
rometcr, southeasterly winds, warmer and
cloudy weather, and rain. -.
For the Lower Lakes and Middle States,
falling barometer, northeaserly winds
warmer and partly cloudy, hazy weather,
with fogs on the coast.
For the New England States, higher pres
sure, northerly winds, colder, partly cloudy
weather.
The rivers will probably rise at New Or
leans, Vicksburg, Memphis, St. Louis, Pitts
burgh, and Louisville.
Senator Alcorn will vote for seating Pinch
back.
Confirmation Rankin, pension agent al
Vicksburg, Miss.
Nomination: Roswell, postmaster at Cam
den, S. c.
Elk. Congressman White, of Alabama, de
cliues the assistant Attorney -Generalship.