The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-06
Warrington.


'Yo.,pr-THE SITUATION As VIEWED BY
r,rrsilcsN AND A NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
- rr> TRONgNENCE--TBg SPEECH or
.,,roy DAVIS. OF WEST vIRGINIA--POSr-
,s-ry vaTTERS--RRlkrS.
,r-sr oar Regular Correspondent
,r.srt>-rON. May 5.-The Senate went
.....,t,e'iye session Immediately to-day,
.,s-, Wa little interest manifested by
1,.sulo 7cmsined sbou, the Capitol rs to
,.r,g,ice work being done. You would
MN and then that some popular nomi-
-,,,, bsl been confirmed, but i, would
-,s Measure only to eo,eiie Of personal
,,.,si,. agI would only be telegrapbed by
.,,respor !euis Immediately interested in it.
raers was consequently no rush on the
..t.r.rn Office. There was little left TO do
,s, speculate and interview, for We were
,.,.r. DEE calm that prccedes storm.
,,.rsiore ,Led each prominent Republican
Isre,rn.e7ed what he Thought would be
a-e WHc they Were not unanimous,
ee usi--.y said Robertson will be con-
.msi 1 Chandler rejected; and fur
a.c. o.. the chances were in favor
.t.t.. ,.rs.aallon of Stanley Matthew's.
administration men all declared that
a.. President was becoming more Stalwart
,,.ry iour. and that he mean, really 10 fight
Mr. Corkfng win all the weapons at his
l.mmand heard that Of q stalwarl Dem.
oer,,i, ...li.rNho bas done as much a.
,u,bodv else in The pending conflict, who
r,pett +. VS. clearly TO the interest of the
Democrat, 90 bdp Mr.. Conklipg. \ gallant
.,,rbe.r general in the senate. on the other
hand. Boss .yer. wa Just ~ strongly in ia
var Of aiding the Administration. This
show, fl.. the Democrats are not a unit,
,r3 tha, Sir. Corkhug', friends have reason
fig >iy'o- DO will command some Demo
r-iric support When Distinguished Dem
o.-, ,a'l % 3 Republican leader Of New
rrysrd. why sire YOU all giving Sc
mrch patronage 70 Virginia Readiusiers; =
p, -epl,1 promptly. with a smile. 1.-The
eanulir. S that we are not doing it,
Anlwai. followed indicated that perhap,
Dr. So, l.-l,.
NJ - DhthtN Al - NV n
GREAT EXCITEMENT.
AIttc oliel which have described was
lrok.a @, = o'clock, however, for then il
va> ascer,4iued that a most important com
Muatltion lld come from the White House
imt mean. nothing les than that Mr. Gar
Ted emplaiically was for fight. | tele-
.rapled :. 70 YOU for your bulletin in adj
unca u .ui, hour, and obtained my early
Information from Journalist who has the
confidence Of the people Of Virginia. The
withdrawal Of all the New York nomina'
a1n, except Mr.. Robertson was understood
ty .he friends Of Senator Conkling at once
q. declaration OF war. The report wa'
that Nj. HAlstead, of the Cincinnati
Commercial. gave Mr.. Blaine mOst
important aid last night in bringing
about ,hi, result. Nothing during all Of The
rre,en, controversy has occsSioned A. muci
sensation IS III, fact did. Prudent Repub
lean, Looked on with As much dismay a.
southern Uulonists did when they heorC
Fort sumter lad been tired on. Every in
quiry, however, which | made conyincct
NE tbr Nj Coukling would accept the ISSUE
with clara ..e-.,tic defiance. His enemie'
declared b's Waterloo had come. but th'
.'a'Ha.t, we-c iull OF pluck and maintained
that De- 4, m1re tnau a match for the Admin
i,iaGoD. Democrats did not give expires
sion o. any exunatioD, but it was eylden
they were rot sorry. | asked KNOWN!
one Of them what he thought OF things, ant
be- merely aid. with shake Of tie bead
"8e wiz see what We do See
RfrCRlichS AND DEMOCRAT LOOK AT J.
FROM DIFFERENT STANDPOTNTS.
was fortunate Tonight in hearing tn
batter discussed by Republican Journals
%, note and one Of the best-knOwn Demo
Gauc editors In the United states. tn
Pepubhcan said with emphasis and sorrow
uily that Z was j mistake, but the Demo
.rat commended that there was nothing els
er for Dir. Garfield 20 do. He had, in hi
Judgment. made mistake in waiting s.
bne: ior nr could not afford to allow Mr.
Corklue 20 III the trees along his line wit
.asrpsbooters 10 pick of bis men. III
added. .sand ba, not Mr.. COnkling made
greater mistake in not getting his nomina
tons through before this: lie could hav
done il. because the Democrats have Away
been in favor Of going into executive ses
'iou." 4 by.,andcr, with glee, said
Isn't Jim Blaine daisy I''
GgyTgAL MALONE LOSLs HIS PROMINENCE.
The ieeHc. was that General Malone viii
now io,e BIZ. prominence, but that he vii
have G!,tc1,. task in choosing between lh'
Administration and the New York Senator
HOW THE ADMINISTRATIONS WILL BE HELPED
said Pennsylvania, whom | have IN
reviewed more than once: This will make
Reakkneed Republicans rally 10 the sup
port q the Administration, because they
VII now lose all hope Of patronage by op
posing H.. They will lind no Hayes, he re-
! AAiked, .n Garfield.
htRYIHIXG LOOKS LOVELY AND ENCoURAG
ING.
Ron your correspondents standpoint
D-night everything looks lovely for the
Demoera,,, and those who have been hope
wi before have greater cause to be so now.
'hSs FLON VIRGINIA IL REGARD TO THE SIT
UATION.
wel-known Conservative OF Albemarle,
Who arrived here last night, said to-day that
When the fact was announced in his county
Yesterday that The deadlock had been broken
people showed intense interest. when
sked bow they regard the action OF the
Democrats Of the Senate, he replied, "they
are M, ,.,t. a,,.1.s -. =, t,,, ~ will heir