The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-04-02
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or IHE SENATORIAL. FIGHT; 4
O rsop NJ. Lamar; NESSRs. DAWES
80 RFPLY-MESSeS. HALE AND
Az uKt THEIR FIRST EXPORTS N
,,-T-SPECCLATI"NS or NEW YORK
fsi -,NS- PERSONAL. AND BRIEF ITEMS.
Orr Rceular CorrcspondeuLl
.,sraN. April There was a good
.-.st visitors st the Capitol to- day,
'-....icrif> we're Wcil filed. After the
,a> bid failed to go INTO executive
rNlcr the Pres dents TWO hun
sd .'.y.odd nominations, Mr.. Lamar
.,f made one 81 the best speeches !
...,s from blm; and Tins i saving
..... fo- he has long ranked dc>CrVcdly
OBJ, hest orators and rea>OncrS in
- IT, approached the subject like
Emma. and adhered strictly to the line
.....~eri. Whilo be admitted that il
4~-. .e ja>tidablC in The Democrats.
e,-. vacancies IN The offices of the
-... q, -,,i>, the filling of these, yet IN
..-~ Given them bc the Constitution
't. -rl,> 81 the senate to prevent
lstion. and then a rtoiSani-
q Gee body. they did what was
. ri. cnler the circumstances. emf
'..---,,.r. our fathers wisely. be said,
minority the right to protect Itself
'-.-.. ,hc oppression # 4 majority. lie
fW..r D great deal OF effect and point
..t. ,.4r-e Of Mr.. IIoar that the declara-
.,-d ,ss Democrats. that they meant to
.-..... F., necessary, until December. con-
..,.l 90. essence II treason and rcyolu'
Elm. and ia the fact That it was made IN
..,r,, 3 threat Of Mr.. Cameron. Every
....,. mi, ,fs a,or Of TEE Senate and in the
.,r.-.e. e,dayored 10 catch every
nod NJ. Lamar sad in his yisor'
s,, re9r, 20 tae Massachusetts, Senator.
lie lh.n preceded 10 discover the reason
tina, inGu,,d The Republicans 10 ALLOW i'm
n,r,,n, officers 70 90 uncouGf med and bust
ms. 20 eoue s'ard>till in the Supreme
and Circe.. Courts Of the United States. II
could mo-. Pc cyL,erv'ce reform, nor could
De 'ovatg. for the Virginia Senator who
defended NJ RiJdebereer declared that he
had no sroocies 10 make for his Coniede.
rae record Is q captain. Ii could not be
paris service. for Riddleberger was an
seror TO- Hancock. and had been elector
h- Tide. Mr. Gorham, too, had OPP
ped hi, party 10 California. 1t could not
b Fcan.e Riddeberger was a Reputation
s.. ior i5e Republican senators have all re-
-I1,fl population. lie then in eloquent
r.lce ,G0wed from the brief speech OF
s.l-or Doa Cameron that the object was
g -lry BE election in Virginia next fall
.ll.. tic Democracy.
When b. replied to the charge that there i,
io,.l South be was simply immense. He
ri senator HOar's famous picture of the
eruption TIA, prevailed in this country
sife the south was solid for the Demo
gsy: how g: ran through the courts. the
-3.., Of legislation. and had found lodge
men, eyer ID The White House; and how
Toe only thing in which the United States
eXccIe1iae o.ner nations OF the earth, ac-
corIng % he Massachusetts, Senator, was
.u corruption. Hi, commeats on this could
l). bl}" been more effective than they
we-e b. then read Eugene Hale's
picture, % 'lr r0bbenes and outrages
q ut E8d.c5. governments in the South,
and declared talt be would have been
VII iaa --s. southern people had he re-
s1eta.e 'outh instead OF IN Maine. He
cltQr 4l0w any senator on the RepGb-
Ten .l except two 20 write the history
u c'ne...4 - rule in the South and then 20
'i9. '-s people OF any country in the
R9'd oe e, assured they would justify
id '7l.la-l people in using every means
'lal'd them 10 rid themselves Of il.
q. also read from Bishop Simpson,
- h.e senator Morton, ard others,
'Aor how badly the South bad
a treated under carpet'bag rule.
d. '.la, DO inclusion, every feeling Of bis
--ari Dad been in favor Of the COnfederacy.
Dr. 4ld hoped % see two republics existing
- peace -ite by side, but this dream had
''l'led sud wa gone forever. Now all
'N 'opr' were centred In making this one
s'aHl republic. extending its arms around
-.' euf'ips no section, but blessing and
''tc'ins al. IL citizens. Mr.. Lamar spoke
''' TWO hours and exhausted his physical
lengll. The attention OF his beare:s never
''' nomea; tagged, and al IT. close there
were man! regrets that he was not able 10
-'''t' The congratulations he received
w. formal, but came from hearts that
=, =, '''''nil-l with every word he uttered.
avn "no beard !, will, when they are old,
p. 90 'D'' children ana grandchildren Of it,.
- 'D'c's'' tonight declare that it viii do
''''' good 10 TIE North.
Nt'sRs. HoAR AND DAWES REPLY.
N'' Ho4' replied, abiding 10 the repudia-
,z ~. VI Mississippi and condemning the
''N M. Lamar in regard to the solid
- lie c)mplimented the national re-
n - 'ne other day Of General Malone.
D. Nainiea that be has been the friend OF
'0u'n' and was instrumental in secur-
=, - vat. vac appropriation for the improvement
'"e mississippi. The Constitution, he
,le..h1ed, recognizes no relation between
,.s carolina and Louisiana that does not
y between Louisiana and Massachusetts,.
:. An0"s 20 South, but only enc country
'na one people.
a. Lamar, at the close OF bis speech,
49, ,.'e and said as be had been compelled TO
'ooit one speech from exhaustion, be
naroly prepared to make another. He
n, 'u' however, hereafter reply TO the
~. ~,vp''i'lons OF the Senator from Massachu-
- .'"' every one Of which contained falla-
Lamar.
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