The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-02-14

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3 fno measure M !, ma advantage derive
Il frn,n [3ta fill fsisrussion. He con iaunel
j fhe efizat;nr IF silver. and arg11e,
that the act of 1879 yvas ,,assafi without he
! Inc nronerly discussed. He spoke nd lengtl
ms ia the reeujfar illness OF boil, roId ant
i silver tn serve the nnrnoses Of money. ann
said the decentralization was the very acm,
of folly. go: s77 5.',
The discussion continued TO a late foul
withont action 8 81. Z
r,oIysr or, r ~. on .,,,rr,rs
tsJsa,,o - 80, go; ,1,ii,,s !,
az d;so,,s.;o, ~ Me'NsS.o.,, :. oada,ea M; IN
soqss,oa " LIZ a1;s..o.3 ~, wv
rarsn,,oI ana Toi;s;sa1 III arsat;on ,ri;es
bbrn1,ahf IN ta rnastio,, ~ shs Whole NJ tI,e
manaSar,,ant =, The 10 81 ,,rssi dantia1 str1,o
gIa fbe oiia,ed I No r,a;n for 1ta ry;thdra ,rs
- trea,,s froTo S,,;s;ana and c.,,,t 1soro1
s.ogps .ao W auu sousn Sa ~, ;,
t .na sns ,anous nusy sonieienoe, hnu
~ peno.sg pIose1us.ons VI 1ne Isnoeae
nj MI .sI s;.a ne.9anms Doalu An view oLieans:
Iii aiseuss,on sleH o1eoi soLne anP,easanl
n Wau Y Yi.m uesmsen m neW'
ill., n" s A. vh .l E, que se' aaa messls'
~ Tann ~. Soutu .sa a.h ann house,
nod -, tbot eo,, ~ 'ns o.ns. ~ AiHen
that Vast oi.1g sno otlhi1n
haron,or 'o,d sa,d NJ. I ns paous "a w
h1,.ad .ho. . sas ILL., u neMiI1 nau a All.
lucy 'i:at sent!Lneh1 70 soutnern hostlllty
70 luz .I unstltus.on Wnlen nad turned out
sIsn 1 Sa,lant 10 Objects as esq foint had. and
u uouee nau SUP mat,leu MI. hewitt as q
uenasosue VINO hau slandefed the whole
so ma people.
to-uay Mr. he",tt Drought UP the SUBJ
;soS asain, auu eApiatneu away any oHenslye
lIlputasioa aSainsI tne ooutn; Whlcn eX-
p,anaslon Mr. Pouse accepteu ana treated as
80 tnhon 5 buf ~ nos e ~ VIII an r; A!hen, Us
y. w, WIFI al anu " nts state mr. neHlto nau
" nt ~ auueu = iiesu In nis REMARKS >
sI,uas NC ieasseiteu Ml. aouse c4arge Vi
t usmGism, haneu DaSls' Lee, oachson'
1ns tmo oopnstohs, anu otneI soutnern gene-
Tais Us fenectlnS Honor ana glory on west
oiht. ne euiosiIeu UNION Objects, gIaa-
uates VI Glat INSTITUTION, WIN Wnom ne nad
i neaSuIeu stegl On Tue Dattie-heiu, WINE Inc
5 e,,,,.,I, q, seMnV n..u oniy seiseu nis
fuaiiI 80 rori; a Ra o;Ja ~ ala
s:;d .. a., : e', Gn 9: Iinsu ~ aem..1'
saI, ' INa COZ p o: n"u nItei pao
49, IL, ~ Lsa neneue. 1hnoiu' hoi q
nia ant, WY n'u Sotu TUG pi SsiuenoY. :.
nis chuSe nIouSnt MI deWitt 10 Ills
iee.a saln, anu ne related the Wnole stGry,
81 lat Us ne was concerned VIII the iate
Plesi9entlal eieetlon, ana salo tnat II the
pIestaehc! had Deen sofa no northern man
pau uoae II;
LII ess 30 alneia anu os'el, Oh Onlo, anu
r,;oh " - I'LL !oanuu ~ .ae us si T
G Gu d az si,e' was very eSSteu, MI. Ial-
,.Sis ~ o,;,a a. snaS .HSte nau pIIn ~ Jul
Salu w eve .ne plesluency 10 Haygs' anu
ueuounclis Cue prosecution Oh WeliS ana
anderson Us tIuculenI proceeolnS;
Mr: Eliis, OF LOUISIANA, VINO had Deen
OUT OF Tue nan curing the discussion, ana
VINO had evidently Deen lil-ln1ofmed OF the
purport OF MI. HeWltbs remarks ABOUT
him, obtained the floor, and assuming that
Hewitt had held himself and bis col
leagues responsible for the presidential
bargain) declared that the lips which ut
tered the assertion that Louisiana, or
any representatlVe OF LOUISIANA, or any
authorized agent OF Loulslana,shad ever
Daltered, or sought to barter, or entertained
proposition TO barter away the interests OF
the Democratic party. or the interests OF the
whole people OF the Union, in the election
OF Samuel ). Iilden, lied In his heart and
lled IN bis foul throat. he then went on TO
relate the conference atthe Wormley Hotel,
ana declared that tnere was no bargain or
talk OF bargain tnere; mat the only matter
Mnlcn tlanslLeu was lnCercuahSe Oh
upon the assurances OF these, Mr.. Hayes's
close friends, as to what were his views and