The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-04-08
Washington.

,7fCCiN .., nrrrRNlxCp TO STAND FiRM--
CgN>r >r.ECHEs BY SENATOR'S VANCE
YoRN'M M. Mr.. SALISBURY PAYS MS
Nn N,>-s TO MASSACHUSETTS-B
CNiL.,- or SOUTHERN NAIL CONTRACT
'e.,,r lTlNS AND PERSONALS.
So. osr Hceuar Correspondent
.,.a,,s,oy. April 7.-ln The absence OF
w..b,rc'on politicians speculate and
Ftndlng that the Democrats
'-f', ann and the Republicans declare
"'.- ..,r no. weld, thcy go TO work 10 pro-
'-,' nr,ae Ultimate breaking OF the dead
VI" o,s .sy> IL Will break in ten days,
" -, no dos not know. Another de-
' OH, ONLY way ou' OF itis for the Pres
TOTO call sn extra session; and when
400. ,bai viii enable the Republicans
p.s1'ehtrgor 4 Co., answers that OF
ro democrats VII not ilOustcr
,.., a,u.e, are M session. Now, the
,.., ,.aooi afford 70 call an extra >eS-
,,r ,o, such purpose. and ii he did
r,.,,,.r5i> could not afford 20 back
,.., from their present position, unless
..,n.r, ,hnr party d'sblnded and IT.
...igl je ,Ited 10y all men Of courage.
..,,s,,r,>lt DEMOCRAT on THE Senate
RIAL SITUATION.
,e,- ,auug from a parry OF Repubi'
-,.a..I have Just sisted. | sought to-
go, Democrat from Pennsylvania who
,-e.e # ex-senator Wallace and The
.t,sr5s.. politician from the Keystone
,rs roy @, Washington. "Giyc me-"
..tI.Vr. P. YOUR idea Il What the
D.,.,.rs.. will do and ought to do
.rs.,vu sand firm" be replied, land
ns, er.i u do it. Why, when they
Son, into re f.bi," said ne. they bad
nothing. for they had lost the presidency
and b5.h hogse, Il Congress. Their party
leaders we've l,moralized and the priva,eS
ioneiT rrks were 80 Disguised that they
woe ready 10 desert upon the meieSt pre-
,ev, How i, j. now :" asked be. with
empba,... why. North, South, East, and
Wei. fht parry j. thoroughly aroused and
ire,h sri,his infused daily in its ranks by
the c0ur-ge and manliness Of Democratic
ssnqlor,. They have recently" he ad-
ded. "Woa farreacbing victories in Ohio
and other states. and local and State lead.
ef, everywhere are urging them By letter TO
sand firm against the coalition. Why"
s4d be-. u would a. soon expect a gambler
With winning hand 10 abandon a game
when there va, big pot up and be per-
n'ted 70 Ice; on credit as that Democratic
vnror> would, under existing circum-
ssrct,. permit the election of Gorham and
R5lsterger." "Then you think the
Republicans" | asked. "will uti'
Ms,s.y bsck down." "Of course | do
for,lert ! nothing else for them to do"
SENATOR WALLACE SAYS STAND FIRM.
lie here showed me letter from eX-Sena
iol Wallace, OF PennSy lvania, than whom
there : no able leader in the Democratic
party, 10 which be declared that not only
ere the Democrats in the right. but they
should never yield to the Republicans.
GoyEENoE VANCE MAKES A SPLENDID De.
FENCE or NORTH CAROLINA.
Governor Vance had fine audierce to.
day. ana made a capital speech, full Of ar.
gument and brimiul OF humor. His de.
fence Of BIZ State against the charge Of re-
quotation was capital, and he showed that
her honest per cent. bonds are to-day sci.
linz higher IN New York than those Of any
other safe.
Syxs % GOVERNOR vANCE's ILLUSTRATIONS.
Governor Vance said hat the carpet.bag.
geI' 10 North Carolina. IN issuing the frau.
ll.tni bonds, pretended they wanted to
Jlld railroads.. canals, and pententiareS.
400 vel t1ey left no more trace Of either
llhaWc; dog would make on being dragged
u'Fa slippery bill. Wnen they turned
NoHa Carolina over TO the Democrats the
p5T old STATE reminded lin OF a preacher
"l), after sermon, sent round his hat by
'le deac0n> for a collection. When it was
returned. however. there was not cent in
= and be got down on his knees and offered
Up thanks that he even cot his hat back.
SENATOR RANSOM MAKES A SPIRITED DEFENCE
oFIHE OLD NORTH STATE.
senator Ransom. during the debate, cal
hnlly defended the course OF his state in
regard 10 Der debt. HI, speech was as
'osical and q full OF spirit as could DE. A
son Of a distinguished eX.Secretary OF the
treasury remarked to me, it could not have
been more complete.
Nh SALISBURY GOES AGAIN FOR MAssACHU-
SETS.
MI salisbury, Of Delaware, made an.
O'ner pointed speech to-day, in which he
called on the Massachusetts senator's TO cor
'eC' Inc abuses and restrictions OF their own
sunFagc system. by which freemen were
UhliAnchi'ed BY thousands. before getting
W )" 'he senate and lecturIng other States
~ '''T counts and free ballots. He called
@'''u'ion TO The fact that there were six
INJURED divorces in New England last
,,,-'' TWO hundred OF which were in
.'"''1ehusetts, and thought her sena'
VI oouia spend their time more probably
:" ''ifecilng abuses in their own State than
"a uying 10 improve the morals OF out
,'''s' 10 abiding 10 Mr.. Hoar he said a
P'a iOf lair count aud free ballet came
y, nv" ah III grace from one who sat on ;be
'-'c'orai Commission and DISTINGUISHED
WV White voters Of Louisiana. Let these
.'"a'ofs 20 home and sweep in front OF tbeiI
S"n ooors and gettheir own houses in order
y''''e they preach TO the southern people
'0'u' abuses in their section.
''.iaERN NAIL CONTRACTORS TREATED BADLY,
a massachusetts, iurist called the atten'
~" Oh Nirginian to-day TO the fact that
ERA years $50 Congress passed bill ap'
rOpfialing 100000 for the benefit Of
VS'nefn postmasters who had aDte-waI