The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-25
Warrington.

Warrington.
-. DETERMINE To OPPOSE ANY
,..rN rHr OFFICERS oF THE SENATE
r.. oN rIDDLtREEGEE-T PITCH.
r.rtNG-GuNERNOR BROWN AND sENA-
f,vtEoN. HOAR, AND oTHERS-RE-
-,..r SENATOR J0HNsTuN-A BLOW AT
,Y,>s--A KETUBLlCAN 0N 1HE PRO-
.rtxrrt SE>sIoN-RGIEFS.
100. oar IL suar correspondent
,-..s>srsv. March 2i.-Eary this
ming n, Democrats went into caucus
s,.-rirsd To 6libu>'cr against allow
.t.,s-..r, II tie senate to be turned
~ .be vo,, Of the Nice-Prc>ideut.
49,. $40. soon known. and the Republicans
--4 EMaju,.cr,. VITO had counted 90 a
..., hsr,aoNn. were disappointed and
..r-,rea. A, l. o'clock The Senate met,
....... Galleries lad been crowded for ~
IL. ISOLATION 10 - into the cleo
...,f Off q. 81 The Seuale being read by
.ak. =. p.ndlaton. chairman II tbc
r.,.-s.c c.ucU-. quietly arose and llo-
s-..,t .t, consideration, SAYING that
..... committees had been appointed the
>...g s.. prepared TO continue tie
...l.s 4 The executive business
vb.. g lsd been called Together
b.. ... President. tie r0,ed the f2cj
.,r,..c-asnis from tie foundation Of
...t.t~...a. were against the proposed
.. Ia.r. Wa> a .mile on The face OF
1r pua.... ~ ibe gallery when be aI-
f..lote i.ct tnal tue Democrat, have
,.r...l w..a iac charge that Couled.
e-.. lri--d.,.> l-ye ruled their caucus.
lr,row. b. ,l.,.. 5; seems hat the Ropnhii-
...., DO, OBJ, a.ow O. Confederate brigadier
=, r,ro. .1..r caucus. but have nomina-
toI COLI t-.te for Ser-cant-Jt-Arm>
y. .>.ursi ST.. Dave, Who insisted on The
resolution. ts4. +, would not pass speedily.
II referred SOTO The fact that many lead
is- u.od, sa. country doubted the power
a. o.. Vi.e.P..,. dent 10 vote ~ eases like
tl>.
gr. fs0E UE NE EIDDLEBEIGER.
81. B,ck 4i5,e and stated that on look
i.-1ter ,le ..,. q officers proposed by the
R,yubican clccus DE noticed that of Har-
r..oH.Rddieo,rger. of Virginia. Now,
said re. "ii,re was Riddleberger in the
Isl Virginia legislature who was the author
@, ;bc R.dcitberger oil, which proposed
;or-rudia.e 2 portion Of The debt Of Viz
ena. and want gentlemen on the other
s1e 20 inform ne whether be i the man We
as called ol 70 vote for. In order, how
ever. that hey may have time to answer,
E1- TIE senate DO now adjourn" Mr..
B-a', remark caused lively sensation in
:, s.'eIy. bu; did not provoke reply.
rHE PITCHING MUSTANG.
General NaXey. OF Texas, in bIs speech
.s-: PclI.c, makes strange bed.fellows.
A ,a.rt While 40 heard in thi, Senate a
constitutional convention in NY State de-
n9u,ced because controlled by Confederate
arl-adier>, bu. e few days ago ! heard q
Cor feder4te general declare from hi, seat in
~, body ,hl, he had 10 apologize, to max
f0!anylh'nc ae bad done during The war, and
ye, ~ the close Il FL. speech be was over
Wle.med win congratulations by Republic
csa senator's. They have nominated for
Secretary 81 tie Senaie a man who opposes
liz r1Ilv when it >uit, him. WHO would in
r. country, SAID DE Senator, be called q
Itea.ny mustang; aud for Sergeant-ai-
Ara, taev 1avc nommlicC 4 r,pudiator
uca Confederate.
Co.lESog BLOWN And SENATORS D0E CAME
EoN AND BoAR AND OTHERS.
4, i1e riau-teruc proceeded, SenatOr
bol Cameron dehanlly announced TO the
democratic SIDE that li> party meant To or
-.-.z- The senate a. all hazards where
u.a Governor Brown, Of Georgia. coolly
Informed bin that the Democrats would ~
hel Until December before they would Jet
them DO L.. Mr. Hoar subsequently de-
n3llctd TIL, declaration q, revolution and
Treason. Governor Brown elected the adj
Mission tia, TIE senator from Massachusetts,
Dad bimsef recently yoiCd for disiory
motions and ob.tiucted business. Mr.. Hoar
SAID A~ only did il q few times. Then
$40 Governor Brown, "yOu are only
petty traitor. tIi you have utterly failed
- 'ho" AoW mans days, Week,. and months
i taxes o. make dllaiory votes treason
There was 30 more sfalwartuts, exhibited
bs any Democrat today than was shown by
The Georgia senator. Senator Ben. Hill.
Al' colleague. AZ, ab,en; and paired. Gov
e'nor Grows subsequently said that the
h-publcau. coI!d fliOusler whenever they
deemed 90 proper, and thereby defeat IN
loiiaut legislation, and nothing was said,
bu' !u't d, soon o. the Democrats initiate
her tactic. il becomes treason. General
Logan followed ia a Characteristic speech.
RENaEES OF SENATOR JOHNSTON.
senator Johnston here chained the floor
md proceeded 70 defend toe action OF the
DruOcrai,. lie said that they had been
called together 10y The President OF the
Oahed State, % transact executive busi-
irs', and ths, hi. party we're ready and anx-
ons 10 Go %. He called attention 10 the
aei that nominations had been made by the
rfesidcnt 10 OIL vacancies 10 many lmpor-
iall oriee. q The country. The Supreme
-ouIl Of the United states had been COM
leiiec this day 10 suspend It's sittings for a
week because Of the want OF sufncient |
lumber Of lus,.ces 70 carry on its business.
nominations for the vacancies in that i'm
'ortant body are ever before the Senate, |
nd yet the business Of that court and the
reai Interests involved must be postponed, |
: The other side demand. ia order TO |
Urn out few Democratic officers and Ie-
lace them bg Republicans. lie replied to
ir. Hosr's remarks, charging that the |
curse Of the Democrats was treason, by !
eadlng Article 3. section 3. Of the Constl- |