, 1881-04-09
The Dcatllocle Evidently Chronic
AN lSxtrn Session the
Only Pnnacea.
Excessively Unpleasant Preaioament
g = Of tho Officers Of the Inter.
national Bank.
Tic Remains OF the Lnte Senator
Carpenter Now on tho Way
! Wost. j.
Two Hundred and sixty-6ve Nominations
Awaiting Senatorial Action.
IN .STATU QUO. - =
NO HOPE OF An A1l1sANHE>fENT.


NO HOPE OF AN A1lRANHEsfENT.
Special Dispatch 10 7he rateaao Tribune.
WASHINGTON, .. G., April 8.-Anuter day
Inns gone, MID there have baen NO saslons Mt
tenpts to make compromise which slall
result II, breaking up tho deadlock, On tho
contrary, some Senators hnvu been using tho
tins to prepare additional speeches to ba
delivered IN the school Of Columbian oratory
wI,icl.' tho Senate lids becosnc. Senator,
.Bec4s, for Instance, Is preparing a SPEECH
upon the trcst. topic " carpetbaEgers.
Johnston, Of Virginia. viii say, something
more about tho endless Virginia debt q,'es-
tIon. Butler,of South Cardinals to spcnk. No
ole Inns yet been fouilt In either party with
courage to defy the tyranny Of the caucus
and break the deadlock, Some Republicans
wonla like to du. SD, to the extent ut least Of
making sonlu combinations. Solna of the
Bousbons w1uld ba glad to have tho debate
stop, because they really fear tho effect Of an
nnti-Donrbon movement In tho South. -
=: "' TIE uouRuoSs
ara enleayoring to weaken tho effect Of tho
attacks tint arc being ,mnde upoll the Solid
South br making n united assault upon tho
cnrpet-bnRgers. Tley arc embarrassed by
the fact TINT the inter do not exist, wlltlo
the Splid South is live fssue.
Tho new argument IN faYor Of an extra ses-
sion Of Congress Ia TINT, to form now party
ln the South, the Republicans must he able
to declare a,poltcy In public affairs which
will attract Southern sotcrs.
THE REPUBLICANS r.
arc conscious tint tho question of Ritldet-
berger, which means patronage, though EVIL
leiitly important, to judge by the Demo
.crntic ! fears, ,belittles their struggle
They SEQ tbat, IN the pIesenee Of Congress
leeislatlng and developing q policy;
patronage, though Just as effective
and Important would, cease. to
DO conspicons, while the policy, which they
favor, and which Congress- would pat FORTH
ocrattc ranks by appeals to the lUcal lnter-
esls Of the Snl,th, mid to .old-tlme political
! principles. Those who urga, IN extra ses-
fS Of fs a at 5 safG aseats s
Congress Con 1t tie Solid Soati,.-that the acrf-
| lhptly Ut the Southern Democrats not only
sL0ws their nlarn, but also has. effectively
| drawn thu ltne between them nii1 the Inde-
pulldeuts. 'Tho subject has been
| a.. % SUBMITTED TO TIE PRESIDENT,
bnt has not been fayorably received BY him.
| Tic Senate debntp PROMISES to take on still
| Erentet bitterness. The Southern Democrats
| threaten tu bring ont evi4eMca to s.aoW that
s saeIs 1'S II s osase WE ' treaty s M
bu recognized BY Tic National COMMITTEES IS
tho regular Deniocrailo organization 0t tlelr
| State. This does nut look, OIL the face 1T II,
! like very elective blow, for
MAHoSE MAY 1sEToRr i. .
that BarnuN.'s rejection Of Ills proposition re-
lievetl him and tflusu acting Will, him Of 9lt
ties nllu clutnls from tha Democratic side,
hut Mallnne It Is repnrted, mems, on his
Senators tried to i',duca him, by the otter OF
plncus on Committees alld Senatorial patr0tl-
nge, TO vOte With them. nnd TINT It was only
siaev !le rejected their praposltlSon,s that they
Speeches a eainst ,i,Im. This, II it Is trls,
would bo a mora Damaging blow.
THE r1sEs1DENr's POSITION.
IL tht TVtster1 ANNOTATED rrsss~
standing the statement that tho President DE-
sites thB DEADLOCK III tho Se'Iute broken al!!l
actinn Ind on Ills nomination, 1t Gal' be sAld
sS naory @ oS Sa y{ksa @ @RsRsG!ss s lss
dent that he Is entirely ln sympathy with
tho collrss. pursued. by tie Republican Sen
ntors, anu lias no Intention nf trying 70 tn-
SsIisves % tl,s success ii @ Tic l!Gsrsi nloynsiei'i
III the South depends upon the Republicans
stAlldng, BY, Alahone fn Virginia, md tla!
for tho Republicans III tha SpnntB to ylelt
nsxt slestio!'. of liz ''i Virsuia noar1o,s TIt
President l!ns nut asked, nor Will he ask
Republican Senators to 10 Into executive
session until utter tho officers Ara elected
NOMINATIONS WAITING.
There Arn HOW ai5 nominations awaiting
actl0n by tie Senate. mud llyu treaties f0
constdoratlon. Il ts snIa to'tlAy, with sunle
show Ut. truth TINT the ltcpub!cals 1Ilai
some tltna next wenk 10 Into executive Sos
siull fUr cullttrinlME tho la,st Important nom
tsialtolls II ulI0ngll Democrats y0te with then
to tlO tllts promptly, but should an ntt0allp
10 ulallu III executive HeSslnn to seltct cer
. tafIl NEIL tor confirmation the Democrat
would pr0bubly resist Alltl Insist 0n takinj
up tlA nominations III proper order. III
Republicans would be Etah tt, confirm III
mist Important nominations X they eoMh! II
that, and then resulue thtlr light. but IL tue
70 Into executive snSs[0il one time, the
, knnY 1t 1eAyas tho Democrats with ah nd
, yantage. ,..-..-
RESATNrIAI. l.aIlfs.
Sellator Fair left Washington last nigl'
for 1T. Louis OIL private business. Durin
hta nbsulCA {AhGtli tgh days. l'u ID palrl
with hi5 collcaEle,, SenAtur Jones', " M
! vRtln.. senul0ss Tpiipr anu MAxey hnve bee
paired! fur tbs reinalller ut tue sesslun. ~.
r left Wnshtnet0n fur Colorado md t'ux,S II
; l'sneotlyely. ;tl'ha pair ct Sunutor Edlnullds
WHO Is stu III Flofltla, l,as been tsallstorrs
! to Senator Garland. WHO hAs gollH homo III
Is not expected buck tia present. session.
) THE TREASURY, ~
; - - PROGRAM R(xKp UroN.. .,".r.
al Special Uspata 70 m Chicago zsttank SO :,
:, |, WAsn1NuyoS. D. g., April 5.--rhese 'yas
. long meeting OF the cubtnut t0-{1Ay, at WllC