The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-07-11

SPEECH or HON. GEORGE ID. WIsE-TliE AC-
TION OF THE SENATE FINANCE COMMITTEE
To-pAY-AT SEA ABOUT ADJOURNMENT
+: cABEIL AND sTOvALL cAsE-POLTIcAL So
CONGREGATIONAL NEWS ITEMS
BRIEFs.
From Our Regular Correspondent.
WASHINGTON, July 10.-The speech Of
the Hon. George u. Wise on the Internal
revenue bill j. published to-day. lie goes
in for a total abolition Of the internaErcve-
nue. system. and shows why II Congress
reduces the tax on cigars and cigarettes
such reduction should be accompanied Ivy
rebate. lie SAYS that those engaged in the
tobacco trade are anxious that there shall
be no agitation Of the reduction Of the to-
baccc tax until CONGRESS Is prepared 10
wipe out all Of this unjust tax.
TTlR CAUCUS AMENDMENTS 10 TIE INTERNAL
REVENUE BILL
were all agreed upon to-day by the senate
Finance Committee. The same committee,
report says. declined % reduce the tax on
tobacco. by the way. Dr. spence, Of Gin
cinnati. IN expert in tobacco matters, was
ut the Capitol to-day. lie said that there
/, q verbal error in the section Of the bill
a. it passed the House which reduces tine
tax on cigars and cigarettes which will
have 20 be corrected il the senate in order
TO make thi, provision.
At SEA ABOUT ApJ0uRNNENT.
Everybody Is still al sea ahout adjourn
mcn-. and all manner Of Wild predictions
are made about it. 4 southern senator r.
marked io-day that ii Toe Republican, H.
sisted oil their caucus programme Concre-
might be- here Unit. september. TIE Re-
publicans. he said, want to make capita.
oy making il appear t.at they favor 70
duction ~ iaxation. bui thcv viii find th'ir
opponents wide awake when tine debate
cpcus I'm the Senate. 4 leadin- officer of
the House. who has been in it, service o
number Of years, predicts tonight that au
adjournment will he reached IS The 2Jin.
The hot weather now prevailing viii do
more toward hurryin- .hc session g. e.
close thln ANYTHING else. Mr. Caikins. lhc
chairman oil the Election Committee OF the
House. has telceraphcd 10 Blacksaure That
be- win not Doe able 10 deliver the addre>-
at commencement. as he expected. Til,
means that the election ca.o- are o. bc
taken zap IN the House. This. OF course.
viii tend o. proJuc' thc session. Republic
can congressman. when asked TO-DAY when
they expected Congress r. adjourn, were
unable 10 give any definite reply. Thcy
expressed the ic-r. however. tina; the Dem
oerat- OF the senate would make q number
% lone tariff speeches.
TIL CABEIL-SToyML CASE
W., acain taken up by the House Election
COMMITTEE to-day. Mr.. Stoyali made au
argument in favor OF hi- claims 10 @ -cal,
and wa, followed by Me,srs. CabeiI and
Goode. Who commended than Caionel Cabcl
Was legally elected. and il therefore cn-
fitted 10 the seat he now occupies. NJ.
Chandler VIII close the argument ior Mr.
>loyall.
tbs roLTTICAl. AssEs MENTs.
TIL Republican Congc~,iona. Commit
tsc aro receiving tangible responses to the
Hubj.V circular. Tie fact g. the average
oilics-Aoldcr knows which side his bread is
butIed. and pay- iu spite 81 George W
liam Cur.i. ana ni- c.yil-sergicr reform.
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