The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-12
Warrington.

GIANTS -TEESoNA'. &e'
"' ,e,o, ogr Regular Correspondent
rr.rryc10y. Dccember ll.-As soon as
rcsfonntion OF Judge Fisher, Chief JUS
-. II wyoming Teri tory, was made pup
4 y. m Saturday. communicated the TACT 10
-. rjsu1tch. aud suggested that Mr.. Hayes
4 r,ud have an opportunity 10 give Dir.
s.rer. of Virginia, Judicial appointment.
=, HAYES thought well Of II, and to-day
mated Mr.. Sener as Judge Fishers sue
...or. The salary is $4,000 per annum.
] .,err is no doubt Of his confirmation, as
10 Virginia senators are for him, and he
a.. recommended for 4 judicial position
y - ,be bar OF Fredericksburg and Judges
J1c Supreme Court OF Virginia. Mr.
ss,er il a native OF Fredericksburg, and
~. enjoyed fue practice.
4 GOOD NEWS FOR THE LAWYERS.
4 !, vas ascertaincd this morning that the
Government printing coffee can publish the
! .,cort. Of the Supreme Court at Si.lS per
rn,umc, and under the biz OF Judge Har-
r.. which passed the House yesterday, they
,rr 10 hn sold 10 lawyers for ten per cent.
,l;aDCs on cost. They are now published
b. The SupreUc-Court reporter, and are
odd 1t high figure.
WILL THERE BE FINANCIAL LEGISLATION?
An experienced financial correspondent
!. today remarked to me that in his opinion
1 there will be a good deal Of financial dis.
custom ~ both branches OF Congress, but
m importaut financial legislation nj this
! .n..iou. lie added that times are improv-
iag. and the people do not desire change
D.t BARN may be done TO business. Judge
UgIi, soon afterwards expressed similar
crinion. ana lis judgment as to what Con-
-rc,s will 90 Is always entitled TO weight.
On tie other hand, this afternoon New
Tnoand Democrat remarked to me that
{ ,.nator Bayard's resolution is the wisest
~ offered, and on it the Democratic
i rar,y can carry New York, New Jersey,
aud Connecticut. Said he: "Tbc New
England and New York Republican papers
ate iayorinc The recommendations OF John
Sherman and Mr.. Hayes, and II the Rcpub-
leans iaII to ac., and the Democrats adopt
HAZARDS resolution, the former will split
in twain. The people kuo% that this is no
nick Of Mr.. Bayaid," said he, further,
"but Is consistent with his past record on
finance They knew, toe, that they can
. trust him. Thi>,' he added, ''will give us
! financial issue which will drive the
bloody shirt out OF the canvass"
Judge Abbott, OF Massachusetts, who
was on The Electoral Commission, takes
like view. A western Democra,
to-day said to him, owe cannot carry the
West on the Bayard idea" "Ccrtainly
moi" replied the Judge. "Iou cannot
carry any western State on it except In
dana, which is soundly Democratic; but
have YOU not lost all the western States cX
Ccpt That on your western financial idea
Il is time, | think" he said, "that you
should give the East Il chance 10 elect {
President" IL is stated tonight that Mr.
Waldo IIutchns, the new Democratic mem
Der from New York, will press the BayarC
resolution In the House. He is Il man o.
ability and great energy. Senator Voorhee:
Is preparing, hear, for great effort OF
his financial resolution, and he will prcscD
the ani.Bayard side Of The financial qucS
ton in the strongest possible light.
TIE NEGRO EMiGRANTS DEpART-MORE EX-
PEcTEp.
II is true that Washington has gotten rio
OF the North Carolina negroes who have
been here tor snmc days, and that Indian;
will have TO look out for them, but I hea
h that others are expected. In fact, n distin-
guishcd North Carolinan assures me tina
the negroes OF his State who have beer
duped into agreeing to go west will not be
lieve anything that Is told them by whit,
people, nor will they believe either the tclc
grams or aiscouraging letters sent back b,
the North Carolina colored men who art
now in Indiana. They say these are gotter
IN by ihe white people to keep them from
going to the promised land. A Louissns
member OF the House remarked to me thai
the social.equality argument is stronger
With the negroes than plenty OF work anG
high wages. Hence they dwell on the
statement that the white ladies oil
Indiana take cooreu people into their par
iors and play on The piano for them. Mr.
Shelley, of Alabama. to-day offered reso'
'Hiion fer tbe appointment OF Il committee
Of five TO investigate The causes OF the emf
grafton Of negroes from the South to the
West. In his preamble he sets forth that
taey have been deceived by false representa-
lions.
Personal NEWS ITEMS.
Z Major Il. O'Bricn, OF Chesterfield, was at
l lhe Capitol to-day, and had talk with Sena-
Tor Herman on the floor OF the Senate after
adjournment. He says there is every rea-
son to believe that the New York Democracy
VIII be united next year. Governor Vance
occupied his seat to-day. and is in fine
nesila and spirits. Secretary Ramsey ar
rived from Philadelphia tonight. aud ex-
Nerelary MeCrary leaves for Iowa to-mor-
TOW or Saturday. Mr.. Townshend, OF Hi.
oois, to-day introduced resolution calling
!of The number OF licensed tobacco dealers
ID tue United States during 1879.
Ralph Meeker and Miss Josephine
aeeSer, children or the murdered Indian
A@Mls>ioner, are at the Riggs House. Ma
W Il. Ii. Lewis, of Maryland, wants to sell
"c government the sword Washington
'efe when he resigned his commission at
Aunapolis. The caue-vote ut st. Domi-
ssAs Fair last night stood: Detective Nc
Oe'its' 1872; Daniel Kelley, 1871.
FosfAL SERVICE 0S THE DANvILLE ROAD.