The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-04-13
NashinGI0n.

-,rfAl nFAnlOCk-A MISSOURI
IN SPLENDID oRaToRY-GovER-
TN'r,,psH'S ADviCE-sENAToR BECS'S
NoS >pgrcH-MR, PUGu's OPINION OF
sikVN' srrrpAGE IN THE SOuTH-TBE LAST
Nf6SV =, vol yrICAL PENSIONERS CREDITED
R"'n crf.-TARRAGUr PROCESSION, &C.
~ -, Oer Regular Correspondent
.s,,srov. April I2.-Specuia,ions IN
W., -, deadlock are still the order OF
rev , and dad no Democrat who has
iD' .-!, ,. law who thinks thai the Demo-
'''" major. will fsltcr even for a moment
"'.- ,en,jrc the conSummation OF the co.
10 '..,n Republicans, on the other hand,
,", pr,G,cnng that their senators will
.;,e m The contest, do not seem
csrre>.. met to-day one of the
W ,,oUo Republicans in the United
III. name i familiar 10 news
readers. aud he has influence at
White House and with the departments.
"...,.,3 me hat he knows that certain
..,hr,,p .eratorS will next week demand
.t. senate 20 into executive session :;
'-..,,,v Will also demand a caucus in order
",,,bey my talk freely in regard TO the
tor sid /: DO you not believe
n,Yrc Republicans had it to do over
.-,. fla. :hey would act differently -
~ know ,aey would" be answered
>gXa7os VESTS SPLENDID SPEECH.
rua.y and agaIu tonight the great
.,..,s q senator Vest has been praised
rsryss people have copgregated, aud it
i.-m,arel ilvOrably with the great efforts
-5.ir,red To the Senate in the olden times.
ri, splendid peIoration especially is q
hfre Of universal comment among others
che, Virciuians. In this he said you have
rse,ei tire Tag Of Virginia in the midst OF
iarbsrea.agy foes. aud that il the living
ddso,Ie,cue 1t be would expect the ma
ie,g Of J,fsr>ou 10 dliken the Senate
climber arG With spirit hand to wrest it
from those WHO have hated ii and place it
in loving BANDS.
AsqLgND.p LETTER FROM GOVERNOR KENPER.
Among ID he many letter received by
Senator 1tls,On from leading Nirginians
approuDc TIE course OF Democratic sena-
tor, and urging them TO stand firm to the
end, not eCe has had a more manly ring
about il in4u that OF Governor James l..
Kemper. which came tO.dIy. II was wOr-
tbs Of one q the brayest men who drew a
sword in defence Of his State and section,
and Of a Governor who never faItered
IN the discharge OF what he be-
Isyfd 10 he his duty. In this letter
be says: " !. seems TO ne that ordinarily
iny contest between parties for the posses.
lion Of the petty offices OF the Senate would
br % unworthy spectacle. But when one
party seeks, by filling these petty offices, to
cou,unma:e an atrocious bargain which in
directly but distinctly sanctions the repudia.
ton Of honest debts, then the other party is
bound, not by party considerations, but by
be highest obligations OF morality and
honor in order to uphold the dignity
and integrity of the Government, to resist
and defeat the decker at any sacrifice"
Other letter, received to-day spoke Of nu-
merou, wel.known ReSdiusters who posi-
lively decline 20 become "new Republic
can>."
SENATOR BECK NAKRS ONE OF THE STRONGEST
SFEECHES or TIE DEBATE.
senator Beck, II kentucky, made one OF
tie big bit, Of me debate to-day, and those
WHO expected tie most from him were not
disappointed. His sledge-hammer blows
gave satisfaction TO his friends and staggered
bis enemies. lie neither minced words nor
charges. lie began by saying there
Az Eve Republican senators who have
D. ehairmanships OF committees. Two
o. these served with me in the
House. and are men OF legislative
experience. The Republican caucus has
m.de senator Malone, however, chairman
q the important Committee OF Agricul-
tue, which ha. direct control over the AZ.
Icallural Bureau, which is in direct COM
with all the farmers OF the
country. They also placed him on the
Po,tOfhce Committee, which has charge OF
lli nomination, for postmasters, and on the
Naval Committee, which controls the Nor
lok aud other nayy.yard.. Their conduct
10 thu, placing q new man, without legisla'
i've experience, and who has heretofore an
Issonlzed mos, conspicuously the Republic
''n party 10 these important and Influential
PAGES, Is 20 unusual as 70 excite suspicion
ana require an explanation.
lhtY WANT TO CARRY VIRGINIA NEXT FALL.
know, lid Mr.. Beck, that it was done
WIN ay'e@ Of carrying the State OF Virgil
ma ~. next ia.i, IN part through the agency OF
'"sInA poslma>leIs and the controllers OF
'"' NoF''k nayy-yard. The Republican
i'e''A' mat TIE alliance il for the promo
,'On o. Tree bsllo. and a fair count is too
l'n>y' ne declared, 10 deceive the country.
ne otio' cast by Republican senators, he
.''u' is neither a free nor priceless ballot,
III 'ney enjoy the control and patronage OF
.'''uil'tees, &c, a. the result Of bargain,
W. :. completion Of which requires the cleo
I'n Of General Mabone's man riddle
, - 10 tie Office Of Sergeant-at-Arms.
"I' position, be added, has 1877 employees
'"u dspensts $4,000 annually. This !
''IOnage is also TO be used, be said,
wards carving the Virginia election.
H. Hck alluded 10 the seeming fairness
lhe proposition Of Sir. Sherman, the other
~ that Riddlebcrger & Co. could be elect
and not Installed until December; but |
!" Arrangement would enable RiddIeser-
Ct, be asserted, to 80 to Virginia and pro-
Use places to $1,000 Resdiusiers instead OF
~ am familiar with the astuteness OF
'e iox, said The Kentucky Senator, and do
VI propose 10 be caught by propositions