The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-04-15

WA. a. no notice had been given a bis ~
lease- Commenting upon the prisoners
recital n his sufertngS IN jail. he sid the
picture was one a wzufon brutality. such
a. harhsrizns alone inflicted upon prisoners-
whether guilty gr innocent. and showed
Inst the -pzri. ~ torture which for 80 r1znv
year blsckened English history j. vef aczfve.
especially when The victim belongs 70 4
Government w-hOsr administrator raFeS
nOtking for his safety and sill 49, for ia
ewr honor Up0u the history u the cz=e
Mr. Worries charged there had been grosS
violation Of the arf 81 July -. 1878. Sec
ton 3lfI7. 81 Devised statutes. for which
somebody ought 70 AnSwer ~ he Tar u
The >enz1s under the ar-icieS n impeocb-
meuf-
Al tbe close q NJ. Voorhees, remarks
THE galleries. which contained MARY mem
be-S - me Land-Leaxae CONVENTION ~
Gently N session IN this city, uoisils tx
Irsss~ed their appreciation q his effort
I por The suggestion u SerzfOr sherman
the resolution II NJ. VOORHEES, was referred
70 me Committees on Foreign Rel1fions
with view % inquiry into al me facts q
the cass.
The senate. q; $50 P. ". wen; into
executive session. and when the doors -
opened adjourned sin Nondsy.
B0rsE CD EI-PRRsENTATTv
Mr.. Willis. q Kentucky. presented he
minority report on me anti hinese bin.
and r was referred 70 the House caiendar.
The rers1-- sgGies -bzi The minority men,
bers had desired 20 re7lo-T 2 ball fNinc The
term ~ suspension q; fifteen Years and r.
s1orIng rhe penalty clause. buf IN view y
rhe statement rhEf Mr.. Page would on
Monday enoeaver 90 Tass his hiR under
suspension ~ the rules, they Lad deter
mined nuc To reuo-1 ne fiireeu-vear bil.
bur r. vote Tor NJ Pace's rn0lion. They
tied rle reTor1- however fur the purpose
RI formally starln-- their urelerguce Tor rbs
ftteen-reGr suspension They ha-e their
argument IN support ~ rhaf propose
riun upon The popular demand f
-he people ~ -he Pacific coast. 80
asserted a. public ulee-Iurs. and In The tsr-
-lar tc rna- people Suspension n' even
twenty re1r- was NOT acceptable T. F.
swift che onfv member CI the commission
VINO REPRESENTED thf lu-l-l fire-e -er-i-
meu- had declared thr Gen ysa-s susVen-
sion was worse tlzr no-ninE. and b would
not restore - IL nornla. condition rhe iu-
tustrT and busfness interests q California
OF come I'D 20 me expectation % ~ people
~ rhGt section. The repor1 than proceeds
70 ar-ue that ne Government ~ rhe uifed
>l2res ,-as given by The treaty absolute di--
crs-iGn q. 20 determining she time and mad
ner ui suc1 suspension.
Tbe House then proceeded 20 -he cob
sideru-iuu ~ private business. and ID; 1890
O'clock went mo Commute oi rhe " hoit
on tnf u-iva-e calendar.
The rrsi nil on The calendar. for The ~
LEI q Edward =. armstrong. one 81 tne
heIrs ~ james T. Armstrong. ~ Nis-0ur..
met WIKI some opposition ~ rhe ground
thai The original claimant had been inFaL.
T. =. Armstrong mad been unable 81 prove
his i0valry.
The de1arf WIS continued az great length
~ Messrs. 81 iIe oi keu-uckv. Tavi0T ~
Ono. md BucEner % Missouri in sIppgr
OF. md rs Mess-. Camp ~ View y u-k.
Blvnf 0f Pennsvtvari4. and Burrows OF
Michigan. 70 opposition 80 -hs til. after
which -he Hnac-inr clause Erl- struck our.
-nu- defeating the msasTrt
After con. Iteration 0i several Other ~
H. tils The committee rose.
after me transaction oi some UuimpC---
aut business me Eouss, ~ $3.50 ]. H.. o.
i0urned.
Tomorrow. session D. % i.e for de,a,t
0liv "a -hs ---if-c1mul.-i0u tlL