The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-31


man that this should be done. want 4
say TO the Senator from Massachusetts an,
to The Republican party, said he, that n,
coalition with the disaffec;ed and disap
pointed oflice.seokers In the South viii eve
result Ia the successful overthrow OF intel
ligent domination OF our section. He ssls
that negroes in the South hold seats in th,
Legislatures and al official positions who
II residents OF Massachusetts, would not be
under the laws OF tha, State, permitted &c
vote in any election. Yet The charge now
comes from Massachusetts, that the right
OF suffrage IN the South is denied
the poor colorcd man. repel. said
he, such a charge with indignation, and
brand it as a falSebood. An this canting
4 love for The negro is nothing bat hypocrisy.
! care not who II is that processes II. In ten
years from TO-DAY the South will be in bet.
/ ter condition. he predicted, than it ever was.
( whenever State in the South bad become
/ Democratic, prosperity, he declared, has
always followed. The negroes as well as
! The whites have alike cnjoyeG the beneficial
results. You northern men tell uS to repent
said he. but YOU lay down but one plan OF
salvation. and thai Is that we must abandon
all else and emerge fulLHedgcd Republic
cans. Il matters not what may have been
your antecedent>, thiS will wipe out all
your sins. The Senator from Illinois ac-
cuses me Of having been a Whig. am
proud that l was Wing and followed the
staud1jd Of Clay and Webster. and would
to God that we had such leaders here TO. day
rs they wCr'. for they would irown con-
temptuou,y upon this contemplate coSii-
ton for the purpose of gaining few petty
offices.
Mr. Hoar followed in a speech. in which
he dwclt uponalle god outrsgeS in the South,
and Gen rd Logan took Senator Hill TO
task for reyiying the issues OF the war. In
reply, Mr. Hill said that The Senator from
Illinois had better lecture the Senator from
Massachusetts,.
Personal NLWS ITEMS.
senator Don Cameron was again in his
hammock. was i'm The senate gallery this AZ
ternoon. The Virginia Republicans pro-
fc-S 10 have positive assurance from the
White House that none hut Simon pure Re-
puhlic,n> are 90 be pa, in Office in Virginia.
Tacy are certainly in better spirits than
they were week ago. Senator JoAnston'S
speech j. IN the hands Of The printer. He
VIII speak again n soon - he can see a
copy Of Senator NahOnc'S speech. Hon.
John Il. Tucker, Captain John :. Wise, and
II. c. shepherd, Of Warrenion. were on the
ioor Of The Senate to-day. Secretary Win
dom will % TO New York tomorrow to
consult with The leIGing bankers. dc.
senator Hi to-day read General MahoLe'S
circular in which be- called The Virginia
Republicans The Grip-Sack party. w. +.
Chandler dcolcs That be has requested The
President 10 withdraw his name aS Solici-
tor-Gencral. >'anley Matthews went home
tonight. Secretary Blaine was at the State
Department to-day. General Lew Wallace
declines The appointment OF CHARGE
d'Atiairs to Uruguay and Paraguay. There
are 240 appointments before the Senate not
yet acted upon. Senator PendletOn called
at the White House to-day. AttOrney.Gen-
eral MacVeaeh was on the floor Of the Sen
ate to-day and had talk with Senator
COnkliDg.
BRIEF NEWS ITEMS.
Government receipts to-day Internal re-
venue. S29l.9 customs, S729,729.
Postmaster James said to-day that he had
no idea OF re>Igning.
The impression prevails that W. +.
Chandler can never be confirmed. No De-
mocrat will hardly % for him.
The supreme Court was in session to-day.
1t decided that the President, with the con-
sent Of the Senate, has power to dismiss an
officer Of the army or navy by appointing
another in bis place.
The New York senators are dcvoting
more time to the nomination Of Robertson
than they are 10 the deadlock in the Sen
ate.
To-day wa, wet and diSagrceahle. 1t |
showed. rlined. and olew at intervals.
The sentiment Of Democrats as expressed !
at the Capitol TO-DAY is that Governor |
Browns speech yesterday is one Of the
strongest made in the body since Congress
met in December.