The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-03
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-, psySIpENT STAMPS fiHN A"AiNSr CoNk'
m c,vERON 4 CO.; WHAT TBE DEMO
SAY ABOUT IT-gHe CHINESE TREATY
,pr PACIFIC CoAsT-Ms. SALISBURY
Nrsxrg OF THE DEMOCRATS - TUE EXECr.
SESSION AND THg DEADLOCK--PER.
sn<u. SIC.
,y-,s, oar Rcgalar Core spondenLl
,r.ss,<sroN, May 2.--Republicans say
80 President stands firm, and will
...sk, sny concession TO Messrs. Conk-
r., Cameron & Co. The demand for the
..h8rswsl Of Robertson has. however,
.r.3ertly exercised him more than the
..,osle shout the disposition of Fred.
n,rrll.s: but tonight hear he will not
...,mmodaie the New York sialwarts. In
D.. 10 cannot yield without commencing
n. ADMINISTRATION with 50 complete a back
dawn ,hl; it would not be able TO rally
i0ar.
wHtT TRE DEMOCRATS SAY ABOUT 1T.
IN DE discussion to- day in the Senate
NJ Beck declared that The Republicans
were afraid to go into executive session for
~, res>an ,hat disturbing questions would
,,.a which would divide them. lie in
.,sseed ise New York nominations. He
,,rsd attention 10 the fact that the Demo
f,.,, have sine and again moved to go into
.vsep,iye session for the purpose Of carry
IN, IN, the objects for which the executive
session W., cillej by the President, but
every time have been opposed by the Re-
nn,iie,r.. he declared further that Re-
rublic,D Administration was never better
.,9por,el han that Of Mr.. Gartield'S has
been hv .ae Democratic members OF the
senate. IL called The Senate to confirm
l. nominations, said the Senator from
Keptuckv. and while the Democrats have
per,i,leu,y voted TO 20 into executive sos'
,ioa ibe Republicans have voted all the time
against The motion. and have been able,
With The assistance Of the junior Senator
from Virginia, 10 defeat it. Senator Beck
hi. ntyer done better in Congress than du-
rog Obj, debate, and to-day he pleased the
galer.e, and The Senate by the pointedness
Of DO, remarks.
IBs CglSEsE TREATY AND THE PACIFIC COAST
senator Farley. who does credit TO bis
riiiye State Virginia.. made strong points
n favor Of taking MP the Chinese treaty
without further delly. 1t WAS evident from
BE efec; bis remarks had on the Republican
side that his speech was well timed. and
ihiithis is sore subject with them. They
e,nBOi dodge the Chinese question IL they
lope TO retain their party strength on the
Pacific coast. hear tonight that Senator
Miller. ~ California, has determined tC
vote 70 20 into executive session, even il
b, party fails to agree upon this course.
Tbis will compel them to do so, for because
without him they have not tie even with
tie assistance of General Malone.
SENATOR sAULsBURY'S SPEECH.
senator Salisbury, who is a stalwarl
Democrat, made a strong and well-prepared
speech, IN which be defended the course Of
The Democratic senators and showed up The
inconsistency Of the Republicans. He
dwelt Oh the lberality OF the Democrats in
allowing their opponents TO have the com
miuees when il was clearly in their power
10 have constructed them, and the inference
drawn was That they will not be so liberal
next winter.
WHAT Is SAID ABOUT An EXECUTIVE SESSION
AND The DEADLOCK.
While some Republicans contend that
ilsir party will stalwartly contest the stu
a0nin the senate, all Democrats tonight
agree that there will be an executive session
lad early this week, and that 1.-The dead
lex" will be broken soon. One Of the
tf,l-iniormed Pennsy lyania Democrats says
tAll SITTER careful survey OF the field he i
sure that It " will not last over ten days.
TIE CANVASS IN VIRGINIA.
Nobody in discussing the senatorial stua'
Ion iail, 10 refer to the canvass in Virgins
4, matter Of most vital importance
seostor Beck to-day called attention to the
isc. tba, this was set forth prominently in
senator Don Cameron's speech. Nirglnlan'
ghO beard this compared notes in my pres
ence and al had encouraging news from
their state. An outsider, however, aitel
bearing what they said, remarked that II
would 40, be well 10 be too sanguine.
PERSONAL NEWS ITEMS.
Senator Johnston returned to-day from
Richmond, and Senator Don Cameron was
IN hi. seat Senator Harris, Of Tennessee
presided this afternoon. The best-iniormec
politician know from New York says to-
night TIA, The Senate will go into executive
session and consider the Chinese treaty anC
al o. VI. Garfed's nominations except
ihaI Of Robertson. can hardly see why
'naI Of Chandler could be acted on, a. nc
nomination made is more Objectionable tC
democratic senators than the man who Dg
urea 80 con.picuOusIy in the Florida count
1876. Representatives 4. John Ellis, OF
LOUISIANA, and Manning, Of Mississippi
were Oh Tue floor Of the Senate to-day, anC
.ook much interest in what was going on
senator's Jones (Of Florida) and Saunders
were 10 New York yesterday. Ex-senator
Doisey Is veIy indignant at the connection
u bis name with the post-Ofiice star-ioute
eiookednes..
'Ah kkPCBLICANs WILL NOT BE PERMITTED
10 Run THEIR LITTLE GAME.
had talk this af,e rnoon with leading
"Of'hwesiern correspondent, and he saio
'H@ Tie Republicans will not be permitted
|" carry out any arrangement they make
O''"een the Administration and anti-Ad'
~'hls'rstion wings OF their party, and
neoee be concluded that this would protract
.se session. lie was about right, because
We Democrats cannot be expected to nn'
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