The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-27
FROM WASHINGTON.
Especial 10 the Baltimore SUM-
~. Et.tbuSsering on wednesday,
<ixnt-Rutscr and Blaine.


:. the course Of the controversy General
raider went up to the Speaker aud SAID: IL
.,,, we're really anxious to protect The rco.
RE Of the South yor would bavc rn'cu WI
.-nn,lyt' Speaker Blaine replied: am
.,yiols n YOU are to defend the PEG
80, Of the South, but don't propose 10 VIC
I,o The rules for you or anybody else. '"
r,,1cr ,csin sid: " The Speaker knows as
.n a. I do that there ~ Il quorum in the
..r" The SPEAKER: " An. tGat may he so:
49,, ,yDrct 10 be in the minority III the
n,,t uou.c. aud Cont propose 10 RUE
,,,,,>t myself" The Constitution requires
,i,t u minority OF the liDu,c >bsii cohtroi
,nn ,,rnc.rdings. aud he asked whctp'f II
wsS commended thst \ majority hau oEuelca
The bill 10 BE- reported.
6ptnu to II Il on tho Floor.
The Democrats expressed thor "lrlrehess
Of m, moment 10 go on with Appropriation
I'M. or auy other regular business, OUT
nv, dii not suit Butler l. Go. As the night
nor, on ncmnerS sent up 10 Inc Sa'lelies
.n3 >irip2cd tie seats OF the Cushions, "nlch
,,.re brought down aud spread on thrnoof.
yrrn EikIEg of their coats and boots, ana
-, some instances diItSllnS themselves OF
cher car.ncutS these honorable gentlemen
stretched Themselves al full let Ssh on Their
,l.propiscd beds. Thence on every eau I"i
nn seas and nays they would rise up 10 ah-
.Nfr or would, in Tie ln'er'alS oi Suoi'
r.,I-. >>t 10 swell the DIN KEEP up ny lneif
colleagues who rsmsintd stAndlt on the
dor. Epithc.s we're hurled nom one 10
rn other with refreshing pcrsistcrcv;
III, n this amusement vas mostly con
--r&, TO tile Republicans, there was no re-
.;tl. 49, ha al m NOT n.
p,;d morning. most exciting scene occurred
Tween Judge Poland and General Butler.
71r latter has aeycr let slip ali opportunity
~ i'm. his taunts at the venerable Nermontcr
.,rr me submission of his AIknn>aS report,
ar,usiug him Of selling out, &c, c,llo-
rpy occurring between them on this very
,,int, Butler insnuatng that Poland was
5trji 10 trust his report TO the sense of the
House, and at last be sud he vas endeavor-
Ito smother il. The two stood glarinS
&: each other, and the brass buttons
on Po!and's blue coat almost danced
with excitement. II was too much
when he was accused OF smothtrlng the
report which he bias several times trIed
20 havc the House act on. aud shaking bis
fit, be shouted back nj Butter. Iou are a
iar;ad-d liar y The valiant Ben. opened
his mouth ard probably sent us good n he
rot. but in the noise his words were undls-
lmguI,hahlc. OF cof8r>c M blood was shed.
and members did not seem to expect that
hi, exchange of civlltics would extend TO
any more dangerous weapon than the tongue.
An hour or so aitcrward, when they hsd
to,h cooled down, Judge Poland said to a
,itld. - don't suppose this hl'i" episode
at,l interrupt OR friendship. for Butler and
4!c both very even-tempered men,
Can the IsiIi Pass:
II the bill >hOutl be passed br the House
Friday. ard received By The Senate the same
..bt, it cannot come up for action in that
.Yliy before Monday unless session should
/. held 90 sandy. The Democratic sena-
.,.> "Ill object 10 more than one reading Of
a. bill on tue same day, and it ha- to be read
..I"c Times before passage. Monday Is one
u. toe last Three days before az ournmcnt.
ant It is calcuialcd that unless The appropria-
..3u bills are thrown over ii will be impossi.
H., 10 get a vote on the bill. The prObubili-
l~ are therefore, even with favorable action
3 the House. that the till will lai 10 become
aAw. Il Is known that the opposition TO 1t
MI. not hv any means be CULtlned 10 the
l.Docratic senators. The President, il may
added, i quite hopeful that he will have
=" pleasure OF nffixirs his signature to it
a,iolv noon Of the 4th Of March.