The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-04-22
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o.. ,.rrrRANCES NOT ENDORSED BY
s.. ~ ,.vr--wHAT Il SAID or FRYE'S
iHh ',resSONAL NEWS ITFMS-DANGER
Ha'.r ,r egrVBLICANS-1HE COMING CAM
M ~ VIRGINIA GOVERNOR COKE, OF
iA', ,rr4\pS HIS STATE-A SPAT BE-
~ r,r.goN AND DAWES: THE LATTER
'e..',,,s rpg CARPST BAG GOVERNMENT
ND.,x,r BrlLDOZING-THE YORKTOWN
N,.'s,.>,4r-oUESTION OF QUORUM
vrS l1ENs. H.
r.. srrvsrov. April 2l.-Mr. Frye's
...,,..hi-, speech was again to-day The
,.-.. ~ .,mmcnt. and Democrats could
..,r9 "a say it has helped Conkling
an,,r IN the Senate, and damaged
o., r-.-, moe .han anything that has happen
,..,,e .tc beginning of the deadlock.
~, .n-pri>od. however. at an early
20 ira .he report circulated about the
60, ,hs. neither the President nor seere-
| 49,, n ste were willing to be held re-
,..,llo iar the ulterauces OF Mr.. FRYE,
"a Aha. ne made il without conferring
r-,,h en.sr. Il seems strange that this
ILL. Pie ease. and would require more
~, , -sn,-. % convince ne that Mr.. Frye
iii n-,,.-e 30 elaborate an attack on the
,.,,b Qta.1t consulting at least Mr..
BaIne
s-. reofl>.ED REGARD FOR SorTHERNERs.
ni,ytry bard for Democrats to under
,..nd how Mr.. Frye. after making his
.,..rb. c5ud say that he admired south
..-.,. .ts. lis best friends in the House
err. .,g.sernerS. and that he hoped that
.,r.,srn senator's would become his warm
| ,r.ops. i,.snd.. 1t is one OF those polltl-
=, mysteries that cannot be explained.
WH.T vIRGlNiANs SAY OF 1T.
I,ry Vire!nian | met to-day had some
,Br. 10 ~ about this speech, and all
,--,s1 tia, i 4. could have been heard by
rlle mtu ID Virginia who voted for Han
| sfs H., g.. that it would have made them
| ,,rsw sir,,n ,heir ieally to the Conserya-
| .rt cause. : great many Records contain
r.hwe ,5nt 10 leading Virginians, and
eaill prove e most useful document in tie
anins canvass.
PERSONAL NEWS ITEMS.
The Rev. Mr.. Smith, pastor OF the Pres
Msliln church at Fredericksburg, was at
ae senate :o-day, and was introduced to
C-aefal Hampton and other southern sena-
Or. General Bradley johnson and his son
usre on tie floor OF the Senate also. The
General THINKS that the Democrats ought to
vote for Re5ertson's confirmation in spite OF
Tue', soe,cb. Senator Edmunds, who Is
nred win Senator Garland, will leave
Washington next Tuesday, not 10 return
bis session. An Isle Of Wight man said
.o-dsy TIA, .e would buy 500 copies OF Mr..
FUe's speech bat his people might see how
Republican, abuse them. The report now
i THAI Assistant. Postmaster Brady, whose
resignation va, demanded, is a strong advo-
cate Of TIE Coalition. The clerk OF the
House io.d4yreceiyed papers in the Stovall-
Cabell c0n.e,.ed.elcction case, the postage
On which amounted to nine dollars. EX-
Delegate Vail, Of Halifax, is in the city.
ADemOcfa, night declared that Governor
Brown j, d match for all New England.
IHE RlvAL REPUBLICAN FACIIONS-DANGER
AHEAD.
The New York Herald to-day, by its
Warrington dispatches and editorial in re-
:ltd to tie ,plit in the Republican patty,
ao,ed a good deal Of talk in political cir
&C.. In tie former it was stated that the
C-kiing and Administration wings OF the
Republican party are the real belligerents in
he Senate, while the Democratic senators
az now mere lookers-on. The editorial re.
ia7ed 20 va, beaded (" A Beached Admin
h.laion." similar views have been for
ione time entertained by experienced poli-
.clans here, and the feeling is spreading
'noag thoughtful Republicans that the
party viii be seriously damaged by the i'm
pending fgti. Some go even so far as to
iTedic. that The belligerent factions will find
themselves before long rs far apart as Sena-
'oN Johnston and Mahone now are. Long
before the campaign in Virginia opens in
earnest gTca! events will have happened
Within the ranks Of the Republican party.
I8E PARAMOUNT IMPORTANCE OF THE CAM
PAlGN IL VIRGINIA.
HNen your campaign OF 1869 will be
u"aH'a 'u'o iosignifcluce when compared
WIN mat Of next summer and fall. Already
attract NJ The attention Of the people
VI d" TIE s'ale', and am asked a dozen
''l1es dai whether the Conservatives will
WIN Or NOT. The correspondents OF leading
!o'ihals Of ne North and West inform me
.la' they VIII come to ylrginil and watch
- progress and the belief is general that
nan! Republican and Democratic senators
VI" participate in il. General HuntoD, who
"s' d Inc Capitol to-day, thinks that your
eVa'enllon should be held early in July.
'V'tENoE CoEe, OF TEXAS, MAKES A STRONG
SPEECH.
"O'efnor Coke, who is one OF the solid
-'a " Inc Senate, spoke to-day at length,
'.a completely yindicated his great state
= Tue charge Of lawlessness, &c. He gave
~''''c' showing its unexampled growth
population, resources, public improve
-'u's' a., and said that people who have
@+'s such progress in ten years could not
gwen 10 outlawry or violence. In
r''1ng Of the vast extent Of territory en-
aSced within the boundaries OF Texas be
ApciarfQ that n xot, vara ~ placp New
na'siand, New York, New jersey, and
,a a" On a fnap OF II there would
~ remain uncovered 5000 square miles
~ went into an examination OF some
,ae reports made against the good name
MS State, and said they were invented
~ circulated by worthless Adventures
.A' mad 10 fee from II to save themselye'
."1 Iisl for crimes which any civilized