The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-07
WaShingtau.

INK SlTUATION-TACrICS or Mr..
- NJ" ~,.r CHINESE TRgATIES- POWER or
paw W.. rATR0NAGE-MR. CONKLlNG'S
'. nn,,r,>cg ~ THE SENATE-NEw YORK TO
..~,,-c,rIC-THE SITUATION IN WASH
CD ..,,>f NlGHT-TEg STAR ROUTE AND
.,sry nINNKR-EARLY ADJOURNMENT
ror, &C. sc.
W.. oar Res lar CORE sTonieni.l
,,.-,v. My G.-rhc New York pa.
,aXiously looked for to-day, and
IN, while the Tribune thought Mr..
~, led rjgh', the Times, Herald. and
..,srnacd him. strongly furnished
s.,,.i ior those who were sill discuss
ply. exciting action Of Yesterday. In
o. ..--e.,ion Hora,io Seymour'S letter in
.. Robertson was quoted 10 show that
-. -..s great many Democratic >ena,
r..h, llirercuiS seemed careful not
10. pubhc spectacle aS We; OF their
"a is.r,-. aud hence il was that Mr..
y .... .e,tli Il moving to 20 into oXecu.
.,..,.7 - soon as The Senate open
he aid yesterday, called up
....--,. rc,a,u,ion. Thi, was done TO
-,... .,r...euou> exhibit oi the fac, that
n ...,.,...- "a. orS can vet vote a. unit.
=. ..,...-,s. lii noi understand the move
-. All ,ha surprise Il occupants was
,,1.r. Democratic senator's quietly re-
.-..,. ,t-f q, clustering. aad moved first to
...., .c,,,.'ive >c,s.on. and then 10 adj
,.-., E,.1 were 'o,t, 81 course: and after
go. .- motion u Nr Dawes, an executive
80 reached. General Malone voted,
.t.t.>t.7- continually. with the Repaid
. TIE correspondents were all on
bail .,r.ca'y those who had left yeSter-
,,r t..s.. As reception Of the Presidents
rle-.
.-s pe. --GI'Ni, on TIE CHINESE TREATIES.
rot,. sci cA ibc report was, and il was
cell. f.s.t.e Ssnste bad been considering
8 no-..e.y o. making public The pro-
.-H1-. DID, .he Chinese treaties. This was
..,.-. Intended 20 give the California >ena-
o., ..l o'le., the privilege Of publishing
ts.-. -.e.la>. NJ result was reached. A.
1y nao'e, past the senate adjourned
o..--- Monday.
~. POWER OF PUBLIC PATRONAGE.
>l4I.1 ara Administration man to-day
~Ht,s vol . much strength really as yor
la:" Yes; more" He added oraCu
s,r. ~G-elt j. the power Of public patron
i..1ol Tie man who can dispense office
b, CHE llyint1ge Of an opponent. however
.-..i. who has none to give
s.r ~. .oNKLING LOOKED TO-DAY IN THE
SENATE.
Y. C5rklng sat at bis desk the shOr
.-.tts senate va, in open session to-day,
81 a9rsired utterly unconscious that
,s,.y ey.iy eye 10 the chamber was levelleC
Gain. lie seemed cool and thoughtful
g.. a.. face wore 10 smile. HIS bandsom
.u>on handkerchief protruded more thai
-,ll.. and was construed rs warhke accl
.-a,. Y. could hear the remark at ever!
.-.a " H will not back down, but vii
.yri lsm war to the knife" This Is tn
i-lu. a>,Grance Of all stalwarts.
ysw Y.Iz ~ 60 DEMOCRATIC NEXT FALL
Whit Pennsylvania Democrats have beer
ir wees. n-4gging that they mean to vii
mex, tine. .le New Workers have not SAT-
maca. Nov, however, they declare the
VIII win because The chlsm between 18th
"a war, and "balf.breed, " cansot b
lddsed over 3y next fall, when there vii
oe 1a .mp)rlu. state election.
THc LATEST OF THE SITUATION.
TIE .l'e,, report tonight i that the Re
publican c.ucu, will he held Monday
ID. executive docket OF the Senate
t.-. and there are about eighty nomina
ll, before The committees. The crowd
Zoe ho.ei, and at the corners were specu
ING Oh .Ae situation most industriously
b. were able - add little to what wa
1ogn 3st night. Republicans report tina
F.ea John Kelly was here he urged Demo
rli.c senators to support Robertson as
Ian, OF reuaiting the Democracy OF NeN
Tx.
--. sraE-RCCTE INVESTlGATIONS AND TIL
DORSEY DINNER.
The investigation OF the star routes Ia
Brought The name OF ex-senator Dorsey be
il:e TIE public in light not enyiaole. Ju'
l9w there /, much demand for papers cor
s.a'ng report OF the magnificent Dime
gwen 81. DelmInico's on the 1lth Of Fcs
u4ry last. when General Grant made
.Degcl IN bis honor, aud when secretar
W.ldjm. Vice-PrcsideEt Arthur, senate
Pat, and q beyy Of distinguished RepubII
can, united in paying him compliments ina
have been accorded few even OF the grea
and good slo participated in the last cam
p4'gn. H. J., pressing for an early invest
CATION, aaa :, seems strange that the her
Of De.m)acJ's, and the leader OF The iol
loIn 1)pe, O.. the Vice-President terme
An 10 BE ,peech on that occasion, shout
Be reused boy the Postmaster'General
'AlI. boon. such is life.
ANEAELY ADJOURNMENT PROBABLE.
Hose who have good judgment to'nign
Was i"c Sthate VIII Ich"'" J."
'-' 'ao-, time in spite Of what has nap
i'e1 Their prediction seems very ProOa
of beclu.e the business has been hurried
'Ioasu u q few DAYS with most wondeIiu
'bdliy. 4 safe Journalist said that b
1'ash. II would not be in session ate
'f2' week. There is no telling.
BRIEF NEWS ITEMS.
There vas rumOr to-day that Senate
e4ffuAn said be thought the President ha(
.. acted wisely.
HE President was strongly urged U
hhhdraw Robertson and commence de noe
10 New York, but he would moi hear OF sucl
alllDg.