The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-02
~ Warrington.


.,rr,qiGN-THE FUNDING BILL AND ITS
,rn.rrcr,- ARRIVAL or GENERAL GAR
r,r-gXTEA SESSION OF THE SENATE
prr>ONALS-HAGD KNOC6 AT THE
.rroc7ioNNENT BILL.
tg-,m our Regular Core, poudcutJ
rr..m\croN. March 1.-ColOncl George
Cd. ,.r,cr. well known in Richmond, met
8 ,s.. mornin-, and talked to him in re-
..4,oite political situation. He believed
4 ..,,he HcpubTcan> will organize the SEN
-. ne ,aid beiSa'Republican in principle
..,. Democrat in lrciuiiceS. He thinks
.,.,tte southern people have made rapid
..i.. n %, rcomug their past prcdilcc-
...,. by, tbit ihcy are much Ia advance OF
...,,ngrc>>mcu. lie remarked, however,
Oh. northern Democratic cou.rC,>men
.... res,rl those Of the south in liberaiity
..l r,,.f,.>. III, hair i gray, and he not
..,, ..,op> but i, little deaf. Those who
,.r linn when one Of The most popular
,-..trr, r Richmond would notice Tue
,...r 10 bis appearance. He ha, been
LINK ta senator Bruce, committee, and
n. 5rp s> such viii close on the 4th OF
March. -
SD MORE MEETINGS THIS SESSION.
Tie Wy, and Means Committee met t.
lis. ara after di>po>iug OF some private
it'. ddermjnedto loid no more meetings
r., session. The senate Po>t.Ofice Com
,...e ard others have determined on like
.r.a Tie iac. j., That very few Of the
..rmittc,, can now % anything that can
acted on by Congress.
THErgSplNG ELL II TIE HOUSE.
The funding bin came mp to-day in the
House. ana the temper Of the Republicans
...qilc discouraged its friends. Some Of
,h,m without much cmph1>i> expressed the
belief that il would finally pass. but The ma
i,rify were evidently under the impre' sion
,hat the chances were against it, passage.
Republican member If the House remarked
tome TIA, II the bin passed wilhthe Carlisle
compulsory amcudmcnt Mr.. Hayes will
veto 10; and that il Congress fails TO pass a
funding bill, ;bcn there will be an extra
session. asked what would be the effect
u veto; and he replied that. too, would
uec-,,llale an extra session. There are
great many people who think they know
VIA, will be done who d clare that there
will be IN extra session.
TIE ARRIVAL OF PRESIDENT GARFIELD.
There were not more than three hundred
people. black, white. and mixed. who met
NJ Garfield at the deI0, this morning.
The weather was cold and uninVlung, ana
De- and hi. family hurried into carriages,
evidently clad to be driven rapidly to the
Eig-, House. where he has his quarters.
N~-r,. Jorgea,sn and Dezeudorf were
r.-u' in saying that he has fallen of since
g. domination and election. 1t is not
iur-c, however, that the recipient Of 10,-
1H letters, 10 say nothing OF the applica-
tn, for place, should look iaded and
,ucWhat carewOrn. lie j., nevertheless,
t0e-loOking man, and there i no reason
vy be should not succeed just as well as
Pt,ideni ~ be did in the House Of Repre-
...,a,iyes, where he was recognized leader.
PERSONAL NEWS ITEMS.
Judge Alexander Rive, and Major YoSt
v.reat the Capitol to-day together. judge
BlcSner .aid This evening that he could not
,t, how an extra session could be called,
ua.e., ,br republican, are bent on having
01.. Prt>'drnt.elcct Garfield and wife
called at The White House to-day, and were
cordially received by Mr.. and Mis-. Hayes.
t.and W. z. BurWell went to see Mr..
Randall ibi> morning, and urged him to
.f'ort f...t.. I'll. 1. 20
:. c3ke!'> table. 10 be acted on. He inform !
al lin that tobacco pays one sixth OF The !
revenue Of the country, and that tobacco |
people are entitled 10 consideration. The |
tl 20 question only needs an opportunity |
% pas. George L Tlngle, OF Wheeling; |
Judge l.. Il. Maxwell and Judge jackson, |
O.! Wc.l Virginia, were on the floor OF the
senate to-day. Senator Johnston was kept
i-m BIZ seat TO. day by cold. The Senate
authorized senator Ben. HIPS Committee
on l)ntineeqt Expenses to >it during re-
Gee, and pay the clerk for his services du-
i.ns The time. Mr.. VI. Il. Handy, OF the
Philadelphia Press, is in the city. asked
e Knowing Republican tonight who Will
certainly be 10 the Cabinet, and he replied,
" Blaine and Lincoln"
TIE REORGANIZATION or THE SENATE.
No other topic excite, the same interest |
-eie Is the question whether The Democrats |
"!i retain the control Of the Senate or
"Aelhef the Republicans will capture 1t. |
lie speculation. as to General M2hone's |
position have no more foundation than for
merry. The Republicans, however, eener-
''! chin that he vii vote for Mr.. GOrham. |
l"e report this morning and again at noon |
Wa That Mr.. Hayes would not call an extra
session OF the Senate until the 18th or
4''h OF March, but l heard from a
source at O'Clock that knew to be most |
reliable that he would, after consultation !
VIA General Garfield, call the Senate TO-
selher on the 4lh II March. At balf-past 3 |
was In possession OF positive Information
mat the President had called a special ses-
s'On oi the Senate at ~ O'Clock Friday. This |
upset The states OF many political prognosti-
eA'ors who were certain that there would be |
10 executive session until the 18th.
THE RIysR AND HARBOR BILL.
ibe conference report OF the committees
VI The two houses on the river and harbor |
OIL having passed the House and Senate, |
M Hereford AID Mr.. Kenns, OF West Vir-
S'hia' This evening looked after its rapid en-
'O'ment, so that II could 90 TO the President
Without delay. The bill will receive his APP
ro'I. There are no changes in II affecting