The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-05-28

Washington.
No SESSION OF THE SENATE NOTES on TIT
BOUsF DEApIoCE-THE OUTLOOK n Penn
Neutrality-suspicious. IEvYING As
sESsNENTs FoR CAMPAIGN FUIPOsEs-FER'
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prom Our Regular Corrrspondentl
WAsHINGTOS. MAY 27.-The Senate haY-
ing adjourned over yesterday TO Monday,
that side Of the Capitol i devoid Of news
or incident Nothing has been done in any
Of The c0mmitiee-rooms there to-day.
IL the House the deadlock over Mackcy
rs. Dibble stin continues. The result Of
the Republican cauons yesterday was no; .
success. The ccunier-proposition agreed
upon was offered this morning by Nj.
Calkins. and a. a matter Of course rejected
hy the Democrats. An amendment 70 the
rules was then offered boy the Republicans
10 the effect that not more than one dilaiory
motion should be allowed IN the considera-
ton o. election cases. This was virtual
confession Of defeat Oh the part 81 the Be-
pubbcans. under the rules Is they now
stand. This amendment must lie over one
day before IL can be called UP, which VIII
postpone the final struggle TIL next week,
aud give the members q chance 20 attend
church tomorrow. when the amendment
comes mp il viii be opposed by the Demo
Gratis with the same tactics they have re-
Gently employed, and unless there l. m
unlooked-ior default on the part Of the
Democrats the Republicans must eyentu-
ally
GIVE n THE CONTEST.
There l. a rumor that she Speaker will
hold. when the amendment comes up. that
il i not subject TO dilstory motions, but
such gross violstion o. law and precedent
is not expected ly the Democrats and
would not be endorsed 10y many Repubh-
cans.
There has been no discussion q interest
to-day, the whole time being taken up with
calling the yeas and nays on dhatory mo-
tion.. The Republicans have had quo
rum on only one roll-call, and il J. evident
that the lob they have undertaken is . dis
agreeable one 20 many q the members on
that side. The Democrats stand firm; The
responses received from the Democratic
press and private individual, from all part,
Of the country are very encouraging, and
that side Of the House is in first-rate hWnor
and thoroughly prepared for
sIEGE.
bon. George =. Wise returned from
West Virginia last night, and is il bis scat
ia the House to-day.
The outlook in Pennsylvania grows
brighter every day. a gentleman from
that state. who ha, q widespread acquaint-
ance throughout 10, inform, ne that the
disafeciion towards the Administration Is
become almost an epidemic. lis recent
course in the appointment q Federal OH
Gers has alienated an The friends Of Cen
eral Garfield and ,oHdlfed them with The
au;i-Cmeron party.
The Republican Congressional Commit
tee. in anticipation Of The burden the party
win have % carry. Is already looking aiter
the sinews % wu. was shown q circu-
lar today signed d r. Henderson, Sec
rciarv.- which has been sent around 10
the employees Of the Government calling
f Tor contributions in behalf Of the cause.
bach person addressed i informed that il
!. hoped that Dc win contribute an amount
..uol less than e" The blank Is filed
according 90 ihe salary q The person.
ASSESSMENT BEING PEg CENT.
The messengers. for instance, are &
pec,ed % paw "a. the laborers SIS. the Ill
de pages $40. Tie circular says "th'
committee j. authorized % state that suci
voluntary contributions from persons en-
rloved in the service q the United State
win not De objected in Official quarter.
P The money is 20 Doc payable TO Tic order o
u. A. Hub5CL Acting treasure" ID
chairman Of the National Republican Con
.-rcs ,ionu Committee. These gentlemcl
f do not seem to have the fear Of the fate @
General Curtis before their eyes, in spite O
/ his very recent conviction.
THE PRESIDENT
is stiU absent in New York. Rumor say
he has gone there 20 settle the gubernaioria
slate Tor next ian. The IF~es and Iri5aa
and other leading Republican papers q
thai state are very outspoken in their crit
cisms Of Mr.. Arthur and his special friends
and an outbreak there similar 70 the one i
Pennsylvania Is not out o. the range q
probabilities
Associated Press Reports % TIM Dispatch.l
THE sTAR-ROUTE CASES.
WASHINGTON, MAY 27.-The stm-rout
ca~es came up in the Criminal Court today
r Motions were made 10 Quash the incicl
! mcuts. After argument in the Messr'
p Dorsey's case, Judge Wylie oyeuuled IA
. motion. Mr.. Wilson called up ms motto
/ IN Turner'S behalf. bui before he coul
state his argument the court adjourned.
DISSENTING FEDERAL pEcoRATIoN-DAr.
= WASHINGTON, May 27.-Acting Pos
. ma,fer-(1eneral Patton issued an order L
] day. addressed 30 all postnasters, directin
I. the general observance Of decoration-da
w closing all post-oibces, except IN u
large cities. between 20 A NJ. and 5 i. \
Z OF Tuesday next. In the large cities pos
masters may exercise their Judgment
! fixing hours.
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