The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-25
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-. TUE SENATE CHAMBER YES
f">,v. rcxKIlNG AND THE l.AplES-hoW
', ,rrrPIICANs MEAN TO RESIST. THE
'". .,,rr,Tjc ErIE- coSKlING'S Gtsh AND
'"H,n>r xoNs.NSE-MR. RANDALL. GIVES
49, ,r>>syiyAxIA REPUBLICANS NUT TO
.'' rus t;REENRAC XERS-orHE ITEMS.
,r-on, Oar Regular Correspondent
o,..,,,ycrox. April 24.-Lord Roscoe
Looking his best to-day. ard smiled no
'''.s he bcheid the galleries packed Ito over
=. = :,;nr with his admirers, ana ladies' ac'u-
49,. ,loa,uc up at the sallery-doorS. 1heh'
.;.o he surveyed the Senate chamber he
We, :, crowded with members OF the
.,'., \, both parties, and this Giatitcd him
.,,re Blaine was near him, but looked
-" . Ar,cmuS Ward when about to
-. FIR no such crowd greeted him the
',-t ov and this great honor was accord
w., -;y,l who had actually written letters
r,rGcn-sccd and public docu-
.l-:, 10 rura! constituents. while he,
~. jc senator OF New England,
49,. making Z great speech. 1t was too
.,..., ,or senatorial human nature 10 bear,
10 MAS rirn, in not locking happy.
~. handsome New York senator was noto-
r....>,y prepared to make another "Sreatest
,s.r. ., his lie: but he seemed TO affect
:, Clerical >,n"-,ou. tone and the dclibcKs-
ram and nauncr Of the p'ay-*csor whose
~. ) Sir Edward Mortimer and the Stran-
no. lie evidently pleased John Logan by
: zine, .rye.,hcr" and few other words
In; :, hrtr,d 20 pronounce them the other
I,. | could not Tell. however, whether he
III -trepgthcncd By Congcr>s presence, who
,...,.,i,d 4 seal on the floor 1T bis feet and
h. .u,I III, Is solemn as lra,l female at =
;.,.,..rel, Several times Lord Roscoe patient
u waited nj the close OF some Of his pet
..f.,rccs for applause: bat it did not come.
yr, when he said the Democratic major
liz &rc now III predcamcnt. and
Mic, the President lets them out
,py will back out, there was some
i.achirr. and this lighted up his man
Is beauty wiki responsive smile. His
1t;,!lc;un Was supreme when he got Dir.
Ipvlll, 10 read ali order OF General Me-
crsian during the war detailing troops TO
20 20 the polls in Maryland to prevent
| a;on voters from being bulldoZed by dis
Ills comments on the fact that
lie Democratic Convention which in 1864
declared the war for the Union failure
sI>o nominated for President the very man
NHo issued this order, were In his happicSt
VEN. and for few minutes he actually for
90, III, clerical tone and dramatic manner.
IL giluding TO The course OF the Democratic
calorS in regard TO the appropriation bills
nd The sections in controversy he frequent
: u>ci I'll" term reasonable with Radical
NERVOUSNESS worthy OF Logan or Bur-
o%.. and was cXprcssiycly funereal
yaen he spoke Of the Confederacy
,.;ng in the very throcs OF death at the
inc Congress passed the law the Demo-
rats now want TO repeal. He came down
rem h.s senatorial dignity Just little in
rider 10 say that il you repealed this law
on notify the ratkllIers, the graduates OF
- ,lum>. and the sllouldcr-hittcrs of New
iuih. that they can 20 on With their out
..". rs 30 national troops can interfere
18th them on cIcction-day. Then his voice
era.nc more sarcastic and provoking rs he
.Glrd, ana the white leagues, the tissue
.ajlot-1uX suffers, and others at the Sonth,
'ao count The negroes to increase their
in Congress and then rob
HEN OF their ballots, will know that no
Toop, Ct the United States can he called upon
Q stop them from breaking the peace and
utcaginv pcaccahlc voters. He wanted to
uow, by way OF climax, what is there in
that in republican govern
cni 1t should be handed over TO rulhanism
ID disorder. He WAS most earnest, and
5 admirers thought his cloqucnce was at
!, best when he cilos!Zcd Grant for send
Z troops to New York in 1870, and pic
frd 4 scene in New York previous to
!a:. when. he said, men and women, im-
rl!ed by religious bigotrv and fanatjcism,
tabled victims and then mutiatcd their
,o4ic>. II he was 10 be believed, never i'll
Tue bogk OF time las been recorded such
h,22ly and icndi>h acts as were pcrpetratcd
b. Democrats in the metropolis OF America.
Here - every once IN while, there was a
lille applause, but it WAS nearly al confined
o ,he,Sc0l;> .! the ladies in the east gallery.
!!ailc had noW raised lis head 4 little, but
-, jus; Il solemn and rs unsympathctlca AZ
Tie opening Of Lord Roscot's great ell
OF. Nor did he give assent even when he
aid that but for violence and fraud the
'rm0crats would have Il majority in neither
ranch Of Congress. Everybody, however,
3ugAcd when be asked. Has the present
been oilicously robust in
N,lms stop 10 Democratic outra2es?'
hen he added: III these laws stand there
VII hc ~ approach TO Il fair election, ana
Win Z fair election the Democrats cannot
yin in 1880. They know they cannot" he
alQ, GARY New York" This declare
ION made lis Democratic friend, Sena-
Or Eaton, Hmile; a3d he did not frown
Wen Lord Roscoe then rushed into
lie aisle and said that the Republic
ans mean 10 resist by every means law
Vi the attempt Of the Democrats to get
gAtroi Of the Government. At q quarter
a>t he commenced reply to Judge Da-
Is, OF Illinois, and said he was, after Mrs.
lns'ow, the most prolific source OF sooth-
" syrup in all the land. Then, comment
" on his declaration that rights are re-
pected in the South, he spoke OF despotism
smrered by blood, and described the ne
foes fleeing from the graves OF their muir
cred dead, SO as to fire the hearts Of the