The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-03-03

IA, usual with the appropriation bills
and other routine business. The senate
+, equally n prompt in disposing
Il what the House caryes out FOR
il. It &. too early 10 risk IN opinion as 70
tbe probable length Of the present session.
7 may. however, state that q senator who
ba. been predicting a very long session
,ov think. he has been mistaken.
rne rmlPT. INTERNAL REVENUE, So
r,. Wav. and Means Committee to-day
,o,cd On lav aside ~ bills relating 90 the
tariff and internal revenue. Is well as the
iurd.or bin. until the tarin-commission
l.u renorted 20 the House by the com
mite. shall have been disposed Of. On
hearing chi. prominent Pennsylvania
remarked. THAT means that there viii be
mo- .hanre tn the tariff. \ leading west
crn correspondent said Il am but the
more convinced that / was right when /
nrrdirted that Congress at this session
u.U no nothing in the way Of gene
rl legislation beyond passing the ap-
nrorrlstion bin, and the bin 10 prevent
Chime. immigration" The iron and
.tc...mtn have been here in force for a
week advocating early action on the Nc
kinney bill. This. II will De- remembered,
increases the duty on cot,on-ties. &c, from
a n-r cent. AT rai0r0H to - cents per
Dound-equiyalent 20 about 100 per cent.
qd rqlgrem. The action Of the committee
to-day will be- disappointment TO them.
II f.. evident that the committee wants 20
force thc passage Of the tariG-commis>ion
bin. which Mr.. Kas.on now expects 20 call
100 q. soon "a. the appropriation bill, are
out Of the way.
THE 1uNEsE BILL AGAIN DlsCrssGp-WiAT
COSGEE-sNEN SAY.
senator Grover. Of oregon Democrat,
made lengthy speech io-,lay ia support Of
tine bin % prevent any more Chiue,e labor
cr. from coming 90 tlc United states. II
wa. a .tropg argument. and viii make an
impression ON thc Pacific coast. senator
Hoar's speech in favor Of the Chinese is
much talked OF again to-day. and vii DE
extensively quoted from in the next cam
paigu. A Democratic senator. speaking Of
uthi- evening. with great p0,ntednes- MD:
81" Tie New Englandcr, want machinery
protected. but favor free trade in labor"
senator Vance said the Representatives 81
New England boast Of protecting American
Norkingmm. and yet are willing 10 import
Decent pig-tailed Chinese laborcr-to work
n competition with American mechanics.
Another Congressman declared that the
policy advocated bog the New England
senator will result in driving ont Amcri-
can labor AMI filling New England manu-
factories and workshop, with Chinese
operatives. Then. said he. New Eng
land capitalists will have q system Of Mon
-olam slavery without any oi rhc in-
.auyonicnccs or responsibilities that at-
tached % African slavery in The South
prior to 1861. This Chinese question
f. % practical one. and .i- importance in
creases yearly They have Co meet +. now
on the Pacific, and 70 win not De- long bee
fore the voters Of the Atlantic coast viii
have % face II. [ have heard a hau-dozcn
prominent politician. Tonight say that ii
senator lloar bad mIdc hi- Chinese speech
before the last presidential election General
Hancock would have received thousands #
vote. east for the Republican ticket. >ena-
TOT Iioar is emincntlya representative New
England statesman. and presided over the
iast Republican National Convention;
hence his uttenncc. On any question arc Of
importance.
SENATORS FARLEY AND DAWES.
senator Farley Democrat) spoke about
bali an hour in favor OF the Chinese bill
and in opposition 70 Chinese labor, and
then gave way, ut the request Of senator
Edmunds, 20 a motion TO 20 into executive
session, with the understanding that be
will have the floor tomorrow. Senator
Dawes, in coloquy with him. took the
same position Is that occupied yesterday
hy senator Hoar, his colleague. He said
The Chinese laborers who came 10 Massa-
chusetts showed the same skill. &c, as
other who have enjoyed like advantages.
LIVELY DEBATE Is TIE HOUSE.
Me-srs. Whitthorne and Hewitt, Demo-
crats, pending the consideration Of the
diplomatic appropriation bin in the
House to-day, made lengthy speeches
m defence Of the policy OF the
Democratic party in regard 10 protecting
American citizens Of foreign birth who
have gone abroad. This called up Mr..
Orth, Republican, a member OF the For
eiem Affairs Committee, who inSthc course
Of his remarks declared that the majority
Of the Democrats Of the North during the
civil war were not loyal 10 the Union.
This excited the Democratic members from
Indiana, and one Of them pointed 10 Demo
cratic colleagues who were foremost in The
aght, while be and Mr.. Ortiz remained out
Of The army. There was a running debate
on the points made in the speeches OF
Messrs. Hewitt and Whitihorne. which
lasted over two hours. and which 1t times
was very lively.
PERSONAL NEWS ITEMS.
Things did not run smoothly to-day in
the House Mississippi Committee. the re-
port being that Captain Eads, Mr.. Cowden,
and General Floyd King became quite ami
mated John Is. Weaver, Of North Caro-
lima, Was to-day appointed Consul 10 Bahia.
Brazil, in place Of Asa Pringle. Cornelius
A. Logan, Of Illinois, now Minister TO
the Central American states, has been
nominated Minister 10 Chill TO I'LL
the vacancy oceasioned by the death
Of General Fitzpatrick. The speech
81 s1nalnr Ed,nlnds to-day In OBJ