The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-04-01

lie
.,sr, the Democrats turned on, had
..,,,rn overheard Mr.. French, their
.r..,,.Arm>. and given the nominal
81, v-. R.ddlcnerCcr, Virginia Re-
.....-. VII Dawes replied that SIR.
90, t.> better place. The report,
...- S.. that he was a candidate before
..r,.l. $50 caucus, and was beaten, and
-..,sr.v hrla> the temporary position
P, ....... 60 tne Ute Commission.
.-.c ..>s> DEPENDS TIE STATE OF
TL0tlpA.
..- Jones proceeded to defend the
....fr ,sidl aelia,, the recent attack OF
9, V..ouc. lie said that The junior
,..,s >.aa,or stated that in 1912 Florida
.-.I.r..,ain sum Of money. when the fact
...,,.e did no, become a state until
.. In $50 he didn't owe a dollar, and
o., Uses only 100000. Li'iicield X GO.
.-...a,a.ly mode q fraudulent sale OF
&, ..lraa n STATE bonds in Holland, and a
p,hari. court decided that The iran>ac-
., ta no, bind the state. When the
D.~a,r.... however. can" into power, they
,.sst ~ .e.t provision they could for the
..s3c. p, purchasers Of these fraudulent Sc
r-tis.. 10 knew The yaluc % credit, and
v.r0 ever Dr. found on the side of those
wfo v,-e ior sustaining the credit oil
Florida.
r,,,i or-.-irt SENATOR'S AGAIN DISCUSS LOU
ISlANA AFFAI-S.
senator. iona, ADD Kellogg continued
tardeha.s 81 much length on louisiana
seir,. Taey showed q good deal Of feel
ing. snd .,o ro' 1--we each other as brothers.
Tle -.l.rg evidently takes more interest
ju., now q Virginia matters than in States
further south, aud would have preferred to
beer Senator'S Brown, Hill. Dawes. Logan.
lrl other. 90 TIE senatorial situation and
o'l,sri i>,ue>.
-Rr WFENllNG CRISIS N The REPUBLICAN
PARTY.
al you see 10 regard to the division in
e. Repub can party is about true. The
C.nei ), divided, the Republican senators
r divided. and the division runs down
o.- among the privates in the ranks. Mr..
6--ld'> intimate friends say he continues
4-and determined, but his grit will be
'tjo ttc :est when the threats Of Mes>rs.
l-ShBe & Co. culminate in a bitter as
.lt upon him and bis Secretary OF
Sls. I. : tut natural that Republic
ar, Of both wings should speculate
81, 20 ne probable course Democratic
senator's Will pursue, but a. yet these
~n.to,- apparently take no notice OF the
impending conflict. and devote themselves
heart and soul . the work OF preventing
The election q Me>>rs. Gorham, Rlddleber-
ger * Co. II they continue a. wise a. they
seem t. De- aow they will form no changing
alliances, 4ni Do each day what will be
t,' ior 'aeir lariy and country. Messrs.
N.D3nIlG A1d Eaton. who retired from the
>sIl.e on .ae Alb Of March, were Mr.. COnk-
m-N warm personal friends and admirers,
and hes ms. them soon.
VEa- MR. CoNKLING WILL Do.
I-eIa.er. tonight j. that Mr.. COnkling
Hu1toa.y attack the Administration in
o1se 's,.5e. bat will cary the war teyOnd
-a body. He say, that Mr.. Blaine caused
.- n.mr-tlon Of Robertson, and that
-..l-F a me New York senators were con-
suited. lie evidently does not anticipate
.rt- able % defeat Robert.on'S cOn6rma.
TO, lu. will remember Mr.. Blaine even mp
% lSsi. White i, was evident That the New
l'.k senate. could never be an ardent
Hed O.. iae Administration. it was not eX-
pied ga. be would 50 soon declare open
$50 agaio.;r.
MAJOR loE - ST. CHEF SUPERINTENDENT OF
roL.cc AT YORKTOWN.
Tie Executive Committee Ct the York
'"u Congressional Commission to-day, on
Ao'ion Of senator johnston. selected Major
John Poe, jc.. chef Of your Richmond pO-
"'e' TO have fan charge Of an the police and
ponce arrangements at yorktown on the
''.h' 29.h, and 2lst-the days the United
sla'e' 0oye!nmeU, ba, .et aside for its Cen.
'enu'a' celebration Of the surrender OF
''N"'"i'' The duties Of the position will
require zoe exercise Of courtesy and decis.
.'H' ana Major Poe, while firm and reso-
NV POSSESSES 3> attractive manners - any
'n,er on Tie continent.
'LNLhAL NAH0NL's CLERK OF THE AGRICCL-
IlA4L Committee.
'tAefl. Malone has appointed Joseph
i'''o"sA'' a lawyer Of this city, clerk Of
%, 4-Hcui'aral Committee. Mr. Tyssow-
''' --' 9uallaed, aad Is drawing six dollars
=, ''y' j, seems that Judge s. Bassett
i'sue1 vas BOT appointed the other day,
"-' confidently believed by newspaper
People here.
PERSONAL NEWS ITEMS.
GENERAL Hunton was on tie floor of the
'Oa'e today and had q conference with
'"''of Johnston. General Mahone's speech
,pi"sied 10 The record to-day, and Senator
y'.us'on Vii! reply TO 1t tomorrow. Rev.
= D. LaneIiy was on the floor Of the Senate
uay' ana Dr.. Gilmer, your postmaster,
,'op'ed a sea, In the members gallery.
Nu"in Dudley, VINO was once, by Radi-
" appointment, clerk OF the Circuit Court
A'ehmond city, and who figured IN your
-'u'' o. a leading carpet-bagger politician,
Oeen brought TO Washington TO be
~ 'eu LOT crookedness as an Indian agent.
'De advice Of the New York Herald to-day
'oe Republicans TO go into executive ses-
. ~Oa' confirm the Presidents appointments,
W. 'nen adjourn, is heartily approved by
,D'i"ocratic senator's. There were only six
-'ses--a bare quorum-on the Supreme
ss"eh Today. Judge Clifford, who left for
80 a0lne In Maine yesterday, will never re.