The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-04-21
Warrington.

Warrington.
s,x,?oEl,I SITUATION uNcHANGEp-lN'
Tbs W NoNINATIoNS-THE MISSISSIPPI
NN.cs TURNS our TO BE LOUISIANA
Wr,ss AZ LAST ACCOUNTS, But ANOTHER
" ia 70 HEAR FRoM-fhE BLOODY
nEF. Gam WAVED GOVERNOR BROWN
$50 cas MASSACHUSETTS, BRIEF lrkMs.
,r.,,s our Regular Correspondent
.a,yeToN. April 20.-There were no
,.,msn,s to-day which on the surface
or" '',.d breaking Of the deadlock. but
ri. I'll, there are the usual specuIations.
~ 'h,nc End is that the Democrats, hav.
.r.,.d for the war, leave 1t entirely TO
.l,er.arics ia determine the length Of
s,r.,ion. The fight commenced over
- ..s,;,ion ticket for Senate officers, but
-; IL. progresS It has become evident
~, December the Republicans will
.s,s permitted to name the committees
he;- ,hgirmen. y they have done at
'.',-s.,ef session. The rules OF the SEN
-. ,ro,,ls that the committees shall be
.-,,aized At this session, hence the present
..mn,,ee> Will expire when Congress
- in regular session. All the Demo-
- have 10 do. therefore. is to stand out
N December against The report Of the Re-
-n,,,e., ,,ueus. They will be justified In
~. Nv tsi,.mioded men all over the coun-
a. o.. ,beg are now justified IN the course
~ are pursuing. because they have
nicr.fsh, Democratic senators. while the
ps,nblicgn,. with General Malone. have
1,lc tbirtv.eich,. This would entitle them
=, al ,,irue,, 10 a hilf OF the chairmen and
,n eonql representation in the committees.
lam certain that yon will ind Democratic
,sr,,o-S much lcs, cOncilatory and much
D., modest then tnan they were at the OPEN
irs Of th.> executive session.
IMPORTANT NOMINATIONS TO-DAY.
TIE President to-day sent to the Senate
re name, Of r. 4. Elmer, of New York,
forSsc,pd Assistant Postmaster General in
nice Of Nr. Brady, and W. VI. \. Grier,
n Pennsylvania. - Third Assistant Post
ni,'ef.General in place Of Mr.. Hozen, who
becomes Assistant Acknowledgement for the
Postmaster Department, a position be has
bng desired Mr.. Brady has been fiercely
as,sied for some time by northern CORE.
,ponden,s, who claimed that be had acted
crOokedly in connection with the star
Dules. Mr.. Grier, the new Second Assist
ant Postmaster General, is anti Cameron,
and voted for Garfield every time at Chi
agO. No one seemed to know Mr.. Elmer.
MORE LETTERS FROM VIRGINIA.
Senator Johnston to-day again received
lsrge number OF letters from representative
Virginian,. Some of them came from Rich.
uond. They all approve Of the course OF
Democratic senators, and urge them to
stand firm until the end. In some Of these
letter, the opinion MAS expressed that the
Conservative State Convention should meet
Early in July instead Of August. The re-
ports as TO the feeling OF the people were all
encouraging. but a thorough organization
and a complete and stirring canvass were
regarded as necessary IL a great victory over
feeling Of all Virginia Conservatives here.
THAT MISSISSIPPI OUTRAGE MOVED TO LOUISE
ANA.
twill be remembered that early in the
debate Mr.. Dawes told OF a Massachusetts,
nan whose factory had been burned in Mis-
sissippl, bi. bands outraged, and he forced
10 fee the country 10 save his life. He de-
elned TO give bis name, even when urged
10 do 20 by Mr.. George, OF that State. To-
day The Massachusetts, Senator self lengthy
I9per from a Boston journal to the Clerks
ds.k and had it read. 1t was from
Charles Heath, the man be referred
70 IN the recital already alluded 10.
Heath, however, ius cad OF locating
Ae outrage 10 Mississippi, charged that
Occurred in Louisiana during the term of
Governor WarmOtb, which expired in
49, He also resurrected cases OF which
be had heard and made out full batch OF
ouirages. Mr.. Jonas, OF Louisiana, said he
Lad never heard OF the outrage detailed,
ana called attention to the fact that no no.
Tee Of It appeared in any Republican, In
dependent, or Democratic journal Of New
orleans. lie would await information from
lOe parish in which it is alleged to have &C.
CURED niae years ago before answering il.
lie sent to the Clerks desk and had read
paragraph which recited the shooting OF
Two burglars al Lawrence, Mass, recently
"nue endeayOring to rob an old man who
n.u bonds and yaluabies in his house. One
" '"em before diving made full confess
10" Vi TIER guilty plot, which looked also
~ "u'uet' They were preparing TO enter
~ ~ '"eO'oslcal seminary, the paragraph
s''u' as students for The ministry. Mr..
vOnS'' ny way Of comment. declared that
mere i no Instance Of auy young men in
LOUISIANA ever attempting burglary 10
O'ue' 10 secure funds to enable them to
prosecute their theological studies.
'hih' Or MAINE, DEPENDS NEW ENGLAND
AND WAVES THE BLOODY SHIRT.
M Frye, Of Maine, made his maiden
,peech to-day, aud sustained his reputation
''uy' His speech was one OF the strongest
D'aus 90 that side during the debate. He
's,u 'nal Il required bravery to do many
mugs The Democrats are doing, and there
W" smile on the faces OF Democrats when
-' 'A'd II required great bravery 10 them to
'''ek Massachusetts,. While he contrasted
'ue Morality OF New England in leyying
axes for school purposes, and charged that
We south has not been equally SO, Viz
''olan said TO me, "Wby, his party
're 10 alliance with the Readjusters
my State, who want 10 abolish the CAPT.
a'lon-tsx, which secures annually to the
public schools over s200,000. But" said