The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-02
Washington.

tHa'' 49,, n,.rp ms pErSIpyNT'S
1Rs A"I ',. rvrr 1ur-pEgsoNAI.. &C.
w. ,c-,, uur Regular Correspondent
r.,s,:i>GroS. May 1.-Bcforc Congress
....,,.t,y there were lively debates among
,.,..,ur statesmen in regard 10 tae situa-
.;.r and the spcculalionS were ABOUT Is
,,,lr q, one heard when Interviewing
'.,,.,r.s>n,cn on the same subject. The stall
,,r. Democrats and those Sympathl%ing
with them made The mos noise, ana IL was
,r,,- that Il vote were no" taken on Inc
o,e,,:oH. "SHa!ithG Democratic party stand
wen to The extent OF withholding sup
..,;cs tom the army and civil departments
n f+t Government - that II would receive
,w0.thirtiSi il not afou:ttths vote OF DEM
orr,nc congressman, and III almost unan'-
n.,,,s vote Of Democratic outsiders. But
h,,o ar, wise Democratic congress
emo. WHO shake their heads and wait
f,r the excitement to sub>dc. Among
,l,.c could cnlnnrrate representatives and
.snstn.s whose wisdom and patriotism are
r.,,rajzrd al over tie country, and con-
+.rsn,. with these makes ne believe that
,,h,,.ver nav be done C0ngrssc will
,e,n, ,,o home pcrn.ancn,v without pass
;.. CONFORMATION bills. The Republicans
,.,.,lI r,.iaic. il they would, and with rca-
snr acasc in point. tue correspondent
=, aar e The large Republican Journals OF
-. ,r,,, in = conference with q Rcuubli-
,.,,, t.,a.r ,,-G,y. EXPRESSED views similar
>. ,,...c .,;v,, a;,oyc. when the honorable.
~, ..o, ...,,,.r... s.ia bonn not "
..,rt.,, ..;j tho cnrrcsrondcr1 ..you
..,,... ,..,,,, ,roo, n =, WIN; will ol,,v OK.
,,...,.,.,,. and ,.,, ,nc business ~ The co,;r.
$780,. ~, rn.,orroI tho co,orassm,n
.,......;,.,r. m, ir,, . pcnubIicrp stand
,..fo, ,c.,u..I ,yor, the Democratic ra,tv
~ ,.., ,,,,,, $780,. ,,;,n
>,c.rrors MEMBERS n MICH DOUBT.
rs. .r,,r,o,, ;,.orviovod , u,o,nbor
-, ,no i,,,,so NJ ro.o,,,xa5 sor.c;,v i, "a.
,,rj D., ~. .;,,,,;o, ami ho he'd "a confess
r,,, t,d;d o,, ,.,,,,,. ,v,,, =, hint ,,d no
40. :, hi, ,,-,,o, ,,,o1 .,,;ri,s
,,.....r.-.,,i ,,,o. l,a had h,.,r1 - many
,n.,a,.r. c,,. .,,or y.c,,d nnvcr vic,a thot
hc ,y,s proI',o n NV ybetber there won,d
10 onv oainu,nmcn, NJ the ex,r, session.
He iEourht. however. tina, il there was an
ajiournm.nt il would moi he until after the
,,qs.,~o Of some sort Of aupropriation bills.
rh.ro or. otners inst az much at sea rs he
:. ,rno s.,,ep.,,, ,bot Senator Ru,,er NJ
so,,i, i,oro,,,, ,rrrod q resolution in the
S.n,.c r,ucus tbat brcausc of lis mid tone
as,onishcd northern senator's. causes much
comment, for # has not long been the habit
Of South Carolina members to lead i'm con-
ssrya,iSm. Another rumor Is that the rcso-
linton WAS very violent.
mn unrsr FAILS no PASS THE ARMY BILL.
OVER THE PRESIDENTS VETO.
Al o'clock to-day Mr.. Sparks called the
Igsyiou, question on the proposition to pass
'Ac army bill IN spite OF the veto OF the
fFr>'jch', Dat Nr. 'onser wanted 10 hho"
II Inc ihrt that the House Yesterday agreed
/" consider the hlil lo-da! olo hot ihilh'
'"a' ""o'o discuss II. nelc were oilcs
M A'kihs asked unanimous couseuI "
ii'"' some remarks on the message, pui tnefc
WAS " storm OF objections on the kepuDlican
>'"c' when made the temper OF the member
from tennessee unusually sour. 10 TACT.
lie clcnched MS list ana announced with
WIN 'h"t NOBODY else Shon,u ever print II
~ 'o''"" l. ". '''"D''I'"' S"'"'
'0' "'''' ""'"' o'i'-' "''"o' I" wv o''''
'''"' '"" '0'~" W a.
gwen INC "pc"Ael VI u''eu 'no io'' ~ w
''''eu' is Tue oo''S''' "'lo" u!iec's' anu '"c
lnoeeeo'ns ""> u"ue""'l "o'o"s' ~ vas
hnali! ascfl'aincu tual Que hundreu anu
twenty members wanted Tue OH 10 pass IN
Sp"e Of Mr.. Hayes, ana that one huhdFeo
"" g" s''oo ny i'''i'' ineic no' oc'nS
'',u, y" US i"'o'' '"o 'pe"Ae' an
''"'>'o '''"' 1t as ie!'e'eo'
FEELING LAST NIGHT.
l"eF" Is a less excited feeling Tonight,
anu ''ie Joint caucus committees have re-
'''''''c""eu 10 Tue House ana Senate Dem
0c'a''c cIucus TO report and push through
-" OH lor NE repeal OF the law authorizing
The use OF troops nj the polls, so framed as
- "'o'' me oo!ccti"hs o' tue president on
lie score Of civil officers and the service Of
Process. Then the Legislative bill is to be
passed by The Senate, and when it shall have
been vetoed, separate bill embracing its
p''''iea' sections is to be passed. This pro-
S'alAme viii keep Congress and the Presi-
0eHt "U'S for some time.
THE SILVER BILL THE ORDER FOR SATURDAY.
The House to-day, by a vote of 1i5 to