The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-23
FROM WASHINGTON.
Especial to the Baltimore Sun.
r,,,ct,hnck nd GtviH-Rights.

.,iurhback nd Ssrif-kigntS.
NV, Radical senators were in caucus yes
hoth before and after the meeting OF
",,' scra,c, The subjects under discussion
' '"o the eypcdiency Of sgan taking up inc
If r;nchhack and proceeding win toe
1 r;,,h,s bill in advance OF acton on tue
N.,.,.,,,r;a,;on bills. There was strong op'
,,'i,itp oppressed by scVcral senators ~
t,,n,,ing over the appropriation oits lo[
a,,,hinr else. and 1t WAS cohccoeo tuaI IL
r;rchl,sck or the civil-rIShtS ON was .ahen
~, he appropriation bills would almost GER
,ainh mil. Mr.. Morton and his io'.o"'is
;r>,.;rd that they were Wiling iot 'na' -
r,uchback could he admitted ana t"c .,'n
,,.h,s bill passed. notwithstanding '""' ','.!
wnrld not nc justified before the county,
,,,I,. .o,rus adjourned without reaching
conclusion.
Affairs in the South.
The four House Committees on AilaitS Ill
-hc South Will during the week aNi'' them
selves OF the privilege accorded 10 report a'
ar, time. Judge Poland, from the Arkansas
committee. has already given nolicc ti,al ne
would call mp his resolution on iue>u"s !,
and all the other committees VIII desire 10
,,, themselves on the record also. Besides
;n,>. the report of the Waysan Means Com
,ni,trr in relation 10 the Pacific mail invcstl-
ra.;an will certainly occupy good deal OF
,fc,r. /, will therefore be perceived from
,hr above statement Of the condition OF bu>l-
rr..tnlt the peoplc'S r. prcSt natives have no
l.hf or easy task before them Tor the next
ten days.
withdrawal OF Lcgal.TenGerS.
since the passage of the new finance bill
~. ,pnlicitions for new bank circulation up
~ date have been ut least S6,j00,000. 1t is
.,l,rd AT the Treasury that The withdrawal
~ .,rrcutackS will now begin in short
time. Eighty per cent. on the new bank
rlrY,y,tiou already called for will be over
: 1000 900. II is thought by number OF
.,rr,tor> and members that the withdrawal
a. lr,ll.tcndrrs should have commenced be-
fore this.
The Arkansas Question.
Various members of the House hove pre-
,,r,.d spcccheS on the Arkansas question,
which viii be considered durin" the present
week. Both parties to the controversy are
s,y,rllly gathering their strength. The re-
solution OF the committee proposes that their
report he accepted. and that in the Judgment
of the House no interference with the exist
iur government in that State by any depart.
,Drut Of the Government Is advisable. Re-
preventative Ward. Of Illinois, the only men,
Der in the minority. has appended resolu'
ton 10 The statement OF his views declaring
that Brooks is the legal Governor. This viii
hp ofi,.rcdaS substitute for the resolution OF
tie committee. Much anxiety is expressed
concerning the result.
The Political Campaign.
The Ohio Republicans in Washington. re-
cp.nizlng the fact that the coming elections
in Ohio would be the opening OF the preSi-
G,ntul campaign of 1876, met at the resi-
,,rucc ui secretary Dclano. and after an ln-
trlchnJg" of views determined upon an carly
opening and 4 vigorous and aggressive CAM
t,.nun.E .flhiR: Committees, 'E"r" appointed
/. re0jnr,'c with the State Executive I'm
mi.tcr At Columbus 10 prepare Tor the cam
NA>>.