The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-04-13

. $50 Nv, ""eh the people see q mul
tney Know there has been an alliance hc
tween TWO classes Of animals; aud while
am not permitted here, without vio,a,,n,
the decorum OF the Senate. in ch,rac,or
izipg The transaction between the vir.,,,.
Senator and the Republican senator's 1,
terms which the country believes Il do
serves, nor even 10 state what believe
Will say ] am willing, as we are likely tc
stay here until December, 10 pair with Sen
ator Dawes, aud
GO BEFORE THE PEOPLE OF VIRGINIA
during september add October and tell
them what | do believe about the bargain
and it, objects" Mr.. Beck here said
pointing 10 those around him. "Tbere
are other senators on this side who are
wiling to do the same thing, for we know
we can Justify our conduct before the peo.
pie, because not only the country but lead.
ing Republican Journals endorse our action
IL they VIII so there | promise to show
toem that the real people OF that old Com.
monWeath, the first State in the Union, are
Tor maintaining her honor and credit. /
say 20 you now. you ought to be ashamed
to make an alliance with the worst element
in any community to destroy and overthrow
that which every man holds sacred. his own
honor and the honor OF his country"
WHY HE WOULD NOT PAIR HIS COLLEAGUES
WITH GENERAL MALONE.
Some Republicans seemed astonished
when | refused, said Mr.. Beck, to per.
nit the Senator from Nebraska to transfer
bis pair with my colleague to Senator Ma.
hone. Now, NY colleague is Democrat,
and the Senator from Virginia said on this
floor that he was better Democrat than
Hill, Of Georgia. | don't propose to pair
my colleague with one who says he is q
Democrat but votes every time with The
Republicans. The Kentucky Senator con.
tinued 10 discuss the senatorial situation
with vig0r and an ability that have not
been eXcelled during this able aud interest.
ing debate.
THE SPEECHES OF SENATORS PUGH AND sAUN.
DERS.
Senator Pugh, Of Alabama, read speech
in which he contrasttd the Suffrage OF the
North and South. He said the negroes OF
the South are not now capable of controlling
themselves or Xelci,ing the right Of suf,
fiage. The United States marshals, &C.,
seek to control them, but they will have to
be educated before they will be able to en-.
! JOY free ballot and a fair count. The re.
solution before the Senate was upon its face
constitutional, and looked fair enough, but
when the circumstances surrounding il
are considered, the Democrats do right
i'm resisting its adoption. Mr. Pugh
Is one of the strong men Of the Senate
and when serious has q Cromwell look
Tonight be is quoted with great approval
in Democratic circles as saving that the
contest for a priceless ballot commenced
with the purchase of vote" The speech
OF Mr.. Saunders, Of Nebraska, was not 3
lengthy one. He quoted from the speeches
Of Senators Eaton and VOORHEES, two years
ago to show that they were then in favor OF
the majority having :he officers OF the Sen.
ate.
AN EARLY ADJOURNMENT TO-DAY.
The Senate adjourned to-day at five min
utes TO 3, and it did not look as if the Re-
publicans wanted to endure. Mr.. Pendle.
ton has the floor for tomorrow.
Personal NEWS ITEMS.
The appointment OF DR.. Douglass and
Peter X. Jones TO positions in the Pension
Office, and +. D. NJ. Jones, Of Holloway, &c
clerkship in the diutant-Generafs office,
were Mr.. Jorgensen's personal appoint
ments. Il. T. .Bonham. OF Smyth county,
and Major w. A. Anderson, OF Rock
bridge, were at the Capitol to-day
Ex-Delegate Smith Turner, OF Warren,
is here. All the members OF the Cab
met were present at the brief meeting
to. dav. Mr.. UezendOrf was again at the
White House to-day. Captain Luce, wei
known at Norfolk, will have charge of the
crews OF the training-ships in the Farragut
procession here on the 18th. General Ma.
hone said to a friend to-day that he has nc
idea OF Welding. The correspondent OF &
leading Chicago Republican paper, however,
said to-day to Senator Johnston that the
Republican senators will break soon. Sena-
tor Brown, of Georgia, says the attempts II
run fusion tickets in southern States will
unite and strengthen the Democrats.
BRIEF NEWS ITEMS.
Senator Johnston said tonight that the
excursion Of the Executive Committee TO
Yorktown will probably not be made until
after the adjournment of the Senate.
Government receipts to-day: Customs,
S4S5,9l2; internal revenue. 1924, 4Ol.
Friends of Secretary Window seem eated
over his financial arrangements in regard to
the maturing bonds.
There was a slim attendance OF senators,
to-day, and at times there was hardly Il
quorum.
4 senator remarked TO me tonight that
not only were Democratic senators a unit in
favor OF standing firm, but that any one
OF them who would propose to back down
would be disgraced.
4 Government officer who has just re-
turned from an inspecting tour through the
South reports that numbers OF northern
manufacturers are removing their ma
chinery to southern states.
Colonel Bob Ingersoll is arranging for
lecturing tour through New England.
There is a deadlock at City Hall, and they
want United States marshal badly.
The weather to-day was spring-like, and
the grass at the Capitol looked green.
Associated Press reports by telegraph TO the Dis
patch.j
SECRETARY WINDOWS CALL.
WASHINGTON, April 12.-Secretary WIN
,t.r,. 1T fQlaorQD1.