The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-04-03
NRShtngIOn.

-, ,ys. q TlNE SESSION his WtEk-IHk
.,..y0oRHEEs TRoVRLE-PERsONAL-
yNafylr1gES'
4--,r Cur REGULAR Correspondent
r..a,vcroN. April 2.-There was no
..eef The senate o.dsy, and the reason
n,.o,ra.s consented 10 an adjournment
20 v,pAav was because NIce-PreSidcnt
..,,- p. nc called to New York by sick
a., BIS family, requested it. This re-
~ >frrday and sunday will give the
,..-,vc,n senators time to talk over the sit
-.,rc,irly. and may prove more profitable
-. ,be excited debates Of the past week.
-..~s N trouble because many OF their
..r,, i,u7ral> not only do not approve Of
~. ..r->e. but condemn in severe terms
,,o,,iruil refusal 10 90 into executive
.,r .rd confirm Mr.. Gartield'S two hun.
l.1srl ffjY.odd nominations. ConSpicu.
.~,opc these journals are The Chicago
-.,re. .hc Pittsburgh Di>patct, the Phil
',,,,s North imcrjcan and telegraph,
Wv York Times. aud the Springfield
p.tfcqr. Every Democratic senator
49,, bss g paragraph from a dissatisfied
p.s1c5n paper which be proposes either
,,t,,s re.d or 20 turn over to some brother
.,,,or 10 We in biz speech.
WHAT q. THOUGHT OF HE SITUATION.
I5ard Republicans to-day predict that
..3,sJ.lo,k cannot last many days longer,
o.. ,hs Republican senators will be forced
81, ,sr,y pressure 10 20 into executive se>-
,oo. Th, once done. the contest over The
,-s,ers will be abandoned, not TO he renew
81 mil mex, December. No Republican
c,rr,,rondeu. now believes that Mes>rS.
Gorham. Riddebtrger d Co. have the ghost
~ ach.nce Of being elected at the eXecu-
.ive session a the Senate. All agree. how
ever. that ,he nomination Of Mr.. Riddleber-
c,rWas he weakest that General Malone
could have made, and that he showed a
rrel, lack q judgment in not naming some
ore Of hi. pariy who had better record or
lts> pronounced rtadiusting record.
pimocla's reply that be showed even n
greater lack o. judgment in not fatheling
DE McCulloch bill ana in not accepting the
electoral compromise offered him by the
Democrat, II Virginia last fall.
IHE ATTITUDE or TIE DEMOCRATIC SENATORS.
Tie Democratic senatorS remain deter
ainei never 20 surrender, and there is rot
lwayerirg one among them. When Sena-
Tor Beck announced yesterday evening that
be mean, ito endure until December un-
le,, ibe Republicans backed down. his col
leseue.. With demonstrations Of enthusiasm.
endorsed bis declaration; and the same
W., the ease when Mr.. VOORHEES, declared
ibe same thing. While they are a unit, in
iormati9n reaches them daily that their OPP
poren'> ara becoming demoraIized.
WAVING THE BLOODY SHIRT-IHE WAR CAR
RlED INTO bFBICA.
The Republicans, after Senator Lamar's
speech YESTERDAY, adroitly succeeded in
giving the debate bloody shirt turn. aud
General Logan eDdeayored in the Oldfash-
ioned way 10 fire the northern heart against
TIE south. lie vas aided in this by MesSrs.
HoaT AID Dawes and others. Senators But
lvf and George responded with spirit /; but
WHEN Mr. Beck got the floor he exposed the
restriction o! ,uffrage, the purchase OF votes,
and ils ba,ldozing OF employers in Ma>sa-
ctu'e.', and Rhode Island. This carried
teRa MO Africa and excited the New
EDc8rd senators immensely. General
Burnside wanted Rhode Island to be left
manage 10, own affairs 10 it, own way,
even % tie extent OF DISTINGUISHING foreign
t>11d Mr.. Hoar declared that the witnesses
a-lu't h., State Were not reliable. Mr. Beck
'roIied That TIE South has been condemned
% ile testimony Of ignorant negroes,
71l'e evidence he himself had heard while
I'u..ile through the South with a con-
g"'ioual committee proven to be false,
Il tha. The Massachusetts and Rhode
f-1d Witnesses were intelligent white
Zen. Mr.. VOORHEES, was endeavoring 10
-- NE de0ale ont Of the blOOdy-shiTt rut
aao bring il back 10 the original issue about
l'r election 81 officers when be had read the
Philadelphia telegraph article that involved
-'m 10 The personal controversy with Gene
'al Malone.
IBE SPEECHEs Mkt WEEK.
senator, Voorhees,, Johnston, Butler,
-'''-'n' arG Pueh are among the DEM
"V''' "bo are booked for speeches next
"'e3' and senator Johnston will treat the
oo'''-shlri matters a. belonging 10 the
u''a things ot the past. and devote his time
" answering General MahOne's recent
'T'eh' and 10 a criticism Of the course Of
-'u and BIS Readjuster co-laborers. He has
''' amount Of material. He gave way
'''''i az the request Of Mr.. Lamar.
~" INTO EXECUTIVE SESSION NEXT WEEK.
i.r very highest Republican authority
~1Sni endorses the report that the Re-
f.O'ean senator's viii abIndOn ether ILL
..'hed contest next week for the offices
!, y We Senate and 90 into executive session.
'D' reason given is that lhey see the Demo-
''" are determined not TO allow an cleo
WI Oh officers at ibis session.
REPUBLICAN CAUCUS MONDAY.
=, a Republican caucus has been called for
~'od'y. II is reported that Mr. Garfield
s'''es them 10 confirm his nominations
-" ana then dgbt over the offices. IL once
,19 80 into executive session that VIII end
''' controversy. say wise Republicans.
The MALONE, VOORHEES, DIFFICULTY.
iDefe will be no duel between Senators
'Vo'hees and Malone. The report tonight
!" ~ wat friends are trying to bring about an
4uS'nent before MONDAY. The Star hay
~s stated this afternoon that Mr.. VOORHEES,
'u Ne was willing 10 let the controversy
tween himself and General Malone rest
"otre II was, the correspondent OF the
III G..La 14.s1A n