The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-05-30
Washington.

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.wr ytNF SPEECHES or NEssRs. RANDALL,
~ RtAcXBvgN. CARLISLE, M'LANE, AND
-,Irps--fIvgfY TINES IN THE HOUSE
,I,r,oxp FxcURsIONIsTS - DECORATION
TIN CLAM or MRS. JUDGE UNDER
,,oop-PTRsONAL
prom chr Regular Core -pondeni.I
U,snNGrON, May 29.-Thc general I'M
1or.tanding that there was TO be lively
,.,,o in the House to-day packed the gale
80. hesore II o'clock. Little else was
,,ued Of anywhere during the morning
eycept the anticipated proceedings and a
,romment Republican bet that Maekey
I'D .c seated and Dlbble mseated be-
t.,,,ight. Politicians aired their parlia-
r.n,,ry law. and in many cases were able
.o,rcdict the line Of argument on both
sides A member Of Congress from Nir-
,.,ni, laid N me soon after the House met
,h., there existed the deepest possible feel
IN, under the calm which then peryaded
both side, Of the House.
Mr.. REED. OF MAINE,
a.. ,bc organ Of the Republican caucus NJ
,ers few dilatory motions had been made
and voted on, proposed TO otfera resolution
o. so amend the rules as 10 prevent iilibus-
t,rinr lie read from the Constitution,
.,d referred 10 the fact that Mr.. Randall,
,,ben sneaker. during the electoral count
r,fa.ed 20 entertain dilatory motions. Mr.
p,,lsU followed. and showed that he was
oh,y;nr definite law in regard to the
electoral count when he so ruled. He ar
,,o,1 that the rules were made TO protect
,bo minority and prevent the majority
frou accomplishing hasty, illegal, and I'M
,,.rr,ntrd legislation. Dir. kasson argued
i'm favor Of the resolution on the score that
,,l..pa minority rcsisis the majority after
,r,rpm has been obtained by it, then the
rr,reedinc. become obstructive and rcyo-
luionaIy.
Az. cirIlslE MADE A STRONG SPEECH
in onno.ifion 10 amending the rules in the
ls.ty aud Illegal manner proposed, and
concluded that III You can do this now, a
,..i,ri,, cn also override the rules in a
similar way when an appropriation bill Is
non iho plea that the Constitution sane
G,n. such leei.lali0n.' There could be
ro limit % thi-, be said, and The result
voull De that a bare majority could ride
over the minority rough-shod. lie quoted
nrec.dent, 10 show how the Republicans,
when in the minority, had tihbustered to
defeat tl.c congressional apportionment
LU and other measures which the Demo
cratic majority was anxious TO pass, as
hcr believed. for The best interests Of the
country.
TIE Pe0rrlnlNGs now BECAME MORE LIVELY,
and as thc debate progressed at times there
wa. marked excitement Mr.. Robson
.upp0rtcd tine amendment 10 the rule, and
Mr.. Blackburn, OF Kentucky opposed II in
a.troug and effective speech. The speech
oS.S. Cos. OF New York, was one OF the
hit, OF the debate. and fairly bri>tled with
strong points. when Mr.. McLane, Of Ma
r,had. sand that the Republicans wanted
ios.a. Mackey on testimony that was forged
n0t only hi. words. bat his manner, made
several Republican, rise in their seats and
demonstrate. He declared that the country
knew ns ilc Democrats were willing 10
proceed % business, and that the Republic
can. were o.uucting it 10y refusing TO al-
loss tlc fact, IN the ease 10 be elected be-
fore considering IL in the House. MIR. Nc
Lane -pobc with great earne'incss, and
dealt tlc Republicans many hard blows.
Mr.. iazleton replied to Dir. McI.ane.
1uE DEMOCRATS GIT TIE BEST or IT.
The Democrats felt that they got the best
Of the debatc, and IL was evident TO those
10 ile galleries that they did. The fact is
that Che Republicans lack leaders. and have
no dcbaicr> or managers now TO fill the
place. # Garfield, Hale, Conger, Butler,
DC.
I'VE RULINGS OF THE SPEAKER DENOUNCED.
While the Democrats tonight denounce
The arbitrary rulings OF the Speaker as an
outrage. they say it will only tend to in
crease the Democratic majority in the next
House. The debate tomorrow on the
merit. Of TIE case will be lively one.
THE FISHING PERIOD TO BE EXTENDED.
The House bin extending the time fol-
catching shad and herrings on the Potomac
10 toe District Of Columbia TO the 18th OF
June came TO the senate to-day and was re-
ierred. 1t win pass and become law be-
cause the cold spring has prevented the fist
from going as high up the Potomac as
} usual al thi, season Of the year.
GEOGRAPHICALLY TOMORROW.
The Federal DISCRETIONARY tomorrow
May 30th. viii be generally observed a ;
holiday, and excursions will De made &c
Harper's Ferry. Luray, Mt. Vernon, Sc
The Senate at an early hour to-day agreed
10 adjourn over until Wednesday.
PERSONAL NEWS IIENs.
There were a large number Of excur
sionists here to-day from Richmond anC
the counties along the Richmond, Freder
icksburg and Potomac railroad, and Hon
George d. Wise had many visitors. TIVE
from Richmond wanted him TO get then
admitiance TO see Guiteau. speake
Fowler, Senator Bailey, and Delegat
4 Hurt, Of Washington county, are here
& IT is stated that Hon. Lewis Mckenzie vii
y lose the Alexandria postmastership. Demo
i erais declared that Speaker Keller had hi
. decision sustaining Mr.. Reads propo
sIiion written out before he heard
B word OF the debate on the subject
Jacob NJ. Froth, Of Aceotink, Va, il secrt
tary Of the Peace Parliament in session to
day At the Friends Westinghouse. Geners
Scales has returned from North Carolina
Delegate James Lyons, Jr., was in the ga
lery Of the House during the debate thi