The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-17
FROM WASHINGTON.
..,;d to Take a yote-Pinch-
n" n,, vii, Insist Upon sne senate
oa Record-A Row All Around

NortonS 't s.';',rd 70 seat? This per r.ex-
back J, -" ~, NAV row be regarded as indie
i@G ''s>',.+,onrd. Under the plea that there
:l"'''H t.,- oC senator's absent, MIR. Nor.
&c ~" ~, want 10 press the vote just now,
Ion ""', 49, econ the time will never come.
ara ''' ',-,~.rlrrd that personal canvass
:! aF> Inrrhrcan members Of the Sen"
o. 81" disclosed toe fact thst senators
;;,r.-:f,. u Maine: Naa,e'gn, OF Ne"
M,'.,..tt J. !mundS and morrill,, OF YER
sly y ,yc.. 0! MASSACHUSETTS,; Chr's-
2.oN.' fl, N.cn-,o; Paddock, OF Neoraska'
uagC ss,.hqn,, ROBERTSON. OF South Carohna'
~" '...,rsi,,oas'ss opposed to the ADMISSION
a:e S.'I. ,al,N: while Conkling, OF New
Q. ~, .5 ,l-ar other Republican senators
f"'" 80" ro, fr.;.c their names mentioned,
Wa ,.;.g -. vote. making the supporters
w. rlmlnis amendment masters OF the
o. ~ az, whenever Mr.. Morton is ready 10
i,..~.'ci &, vote. Ii is contended that the
$3.50 senator does not wish to be beaten
,"... .,r,c in the presidential race, and is
80, 20 dricr the vote as long as 1t Is eX-
49,. The supporters Of the EdmuudS
i',jgr,r; are ready 10 vote. without
-"~-I n discussion, sny time Mr.. Morton
w.. orn hut should that amendment be
- ,',YD. .arn the Democratic mem SerS
,-+rgr,d u prolosg the session Of the
,'t,,ie with an cudlcSs debate.
T.. ,h;s connection It i said that senator
rr,rman, who va, requested 10 represent
=, Dfmoeratr SD, made his speech ex-
,..,ID-a vote, ~aualO! BoCy, who was ao-
,. nqirrl with Senator Paddock. OF
>.-,-,.ba, then in favor of Pinchbacks ad'
.,...,or. but that after Thurman's speech
=. 10. declared that he no longer felt
!n1s ~ the agreement, but would vote
n."r rr, Bog against rinchbacks admls-
son. !.
s,-. -. s,naie. 4no;her very important ques-
ian h. 4r,,ru. aud that is Whist effect Will
49,. ,11a,ya Of Edmund>'s amendment have
,',,r ~. stu, o; Louisiana: Republican
.t democratic senators argue that 1t Will
,,r,r.y establish the TACT that the Legislature
,r1.nt ,,,c,,d Mr. Pinch back was illegal,
w., tsf !, p!4 %. affect the status OF Gov
.-rn- Er,foc. and the other State officers
s,,-..J IL 1872. and maintained in power by
E.5r-,l ,roop, acting under the behest Of
49,, ,r,,l,. n, osd.r dictated by the drunken
I,5.. I,yrel. 90 the other band promi-
NV, Democrats in The House declare that
f.-,hr Sru4.r by il, vote 10 say that Pinch
hack !. not entitled 10 4 seat is TO declare the
SO. officers Of Louisiana Is also not entl-
.,.i 10 hold n Offices they do. since 1t was
p.a n,.rion 0t The Administration 10 re-
o..,n;Ias and supporting both the Leglsla-
49,. and Governor. II was doing that which
:, had no constitutional or lawful right TO
10. Al.n. 10 the trouble which the dlspo-
.s,f1r a.; iDr P!ncub4ck case has caused, Is
afI.l The NOR. serious trouble Of the Senate
n Louisiana, Openly anDuling the Wheeler
raotnrnln.sg T.; proposing to pcrpctuate the
r.ruruiu, board, and which both the author
n the comur1mi,e. The committee Of which
N-. Wheeler was member, and Republican
seps,gr.. say i, the rro>scst outrage ever COM
ra,i,d. But there IL 4 reason for it, and
9 6,.1olcIl one At that. 1t has been
done in he hope {! urecip,atng trouble in
Louisiana. OF melting another attempt to
d.rlaCn Kellogg and Antoine and reinstate
Millinery and Penn, thereby appealing TO
iar .yln;a'hY Of the people Of the North to
c,-rv the New Hampshire and Connecticut
Elections tins spring. Against this attempt
70 Involve II" Democracy in a wrangle for
rlin4l purposes warnings hsve been sent
u tie people OF Louisiana to beware Of the
s.a-r which hi- been set for them. They
bayo even been told that il would be better
tb4l the vote Of Louisiana should be lost in
IT, mex! presidential campaign rather than
ta., b. iudi>Creet acts the passions OF the
people Of TIE North should be aroused to
oppose The Democratic party As body. AT
III, juuclurct is said Dir. Plnchoack became
impatient and declared he had been 100 long
I political cXprGicnt, and was tired OF vast
j1- tine and money in claiming seat IN the
>-uttr wavu ought 10 have been long since
settled. The situation was unt0lded 10 FRED
Douglas. with whom Senator Bruce is stop.
pig, and thu result Is already kn0T an III the
speech pt the cu!Ored senator Oh Thursday
I.,l the speech Of Mr. Lynch, the colored
member from Mississippi, IN the House. and
thr letters ot Mr.. Pinch back and the coloTed
Congressman ,tIaril>on) Of Alabama, who
Say. ~ il not letler fer Us in general
especially IN u" south, that there De goou
feeling between or,n white and black: Is II
no! better that ID" ,,fiIny cOlored men take
this tljcg IN U4aa md build up our race
oui.G up our parry upon the true principles
OF TiEh' and lIeIn., Of Rrpubicanism, and
CTYc those ~nj are striving 10 ride into Of.
l1r on prejudice into the blacklist political
aeli:"
Ill this las been done after careful con
*dcration. Disguised with the fact that {
teW Republican senators were willing TO bt
The allies OF an unbroken front of Demo
orauc SENATOR, the leading colored mer
nave resolved that they will no longer BIT
the political slaves of the Republican party,
anu that heuceiorth their vote cannot be de-
pended upon in the South, nor even In the
Norm, where, in the event Of close vote
hE f,,,r l,th
ana Pennsylvania. The next thing thai
lccpeXtd The Radical LEADERS was whether
tae Ne" England Republican senators
IMPOSED % The admission Of Pinchbach
HVui1 10. change their mind when they
were 'o!u Of What the programme was.
4Ley we're approached, and declared that
uhaef no circumstances would they sur.
!rhucF convictions based upon right to
i"f'! expectancy, and if the Republican par
Was 10 be pcrpetuated now by
aei!enderlng 10 the colored people
aver XII The northern whites had done fol-
s1e1n rs c!s,A, it were better the party
eHou'u consider Is mission finished and form
"e" alliance. II, however, the people o!
:: a1s oVuiA are disposed 10 fight with fire, then
:. "Vuu remain to be seen how far the North
al return hire for fire. In conversation to-
"a! MT. Wheeler, Of New York, whose
..'ot> 10 concIIlate the people of Louisiana
well known, said AS q friend Of the
nnGtn' would regret from the bottom OF
-: Aeas' renewal Of troubles in Louisiana.
az people saere are so easily aroused that
.uS Tau tel when frebrand may again
a'Ho'r lde old trouble. | trust it will
y, =. again occur yet, for political reasons
r partisan results, it cannot happen too
j1 ,o' Inc Republican party"
,dI.locFa'ie senators have written to the
rr.,'.s "en IN New Orleans, not under any
t Hssacr 10 subject their people to further
OPPRESSION BY Grant; moderation and for.