The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-05-24
Warrington.

Washington.
THE DEADLOCK To-DAY-yESsRS. PAUL AM
FULKERsON DIyIDE-RAND0LPH TUCKER IN
CUsTODY--HIs TRIAL AND ACQUTTTAL--TnE
EFFECT or MARsHALL's DECLINATIoN-NR
BLAINE TO 60 BEFORE TUE FOREIGN Az
PAIRS COMMITTEE TO-NORROw--NO SORE
ARCTIC NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NEwf
lTEMS-BNEFs.
From our Regular Correspondent
WASHINGTON, May 23.-The deadlock in
the House did not draw well to-day, and
the galleries were anything but full. On
the motion to consider the South Carolina
election case 1873, including Mr.. Paul and
several Grcenbackors, voted "Aye,' and
one Dcmorat-Mr. Phelps. Of Connect
cut" No." Four Republicans were eX-
cused for the day on account OF sickness.
Mr.. Fulkerson was present, but RETAINED
from voting just as the Democrats did. All
The Grecnbackers present, except Mr. Ladd,
voted "Aye." Messrs. Murch, OF Maine,
and MoSgoyc, OF Pennsylvania, both
Grccnbackers, were absent, but will
on their return vote with the Demo-
Gratis on this ease. | asked leading
Republicans when they would secure a
quorum, and they replied, "To-morrow
evening one remarked that they could,
il necessary, have present to-day within
three Of quorum. Everything was duh
and mOnotonous MP 90 hali-past /, some
members reading. Others writing. and al
looking like lawyers in court waiting for
the jury to bring in a verdict In ease
which III not excite them. Just then,
however. the Screcant-at-A Arms came in
with
NJ. TUCKER rs CUSTODY,
when members from both sides left
their seats and crowded up around him
and in front OF the Speaker. The di~tin-
guishoi Virginan, at this demonstration,
actually blushcd like a siXteon-yoar-old
bride when led 20 the altar. He said ::
- Mr.. Speaker. / was Detained" but lac
could not proceed for the boi,terou> cries
VI "Loudcr." lie commenced again
" Mr.. Speaker, was detained by public"
but was greeted by q noisier demon>tra-
ton. Finally he WAS permitted to get out
that he bad been looking after the business
O! his constituents. 4 motion was made
10 excuse him, and this was voted
down amid laughter. A rising vote,
however. soon aftcrward secured his
release. and Immediately members, Re-
publicaus and Democrats, congratulated
him and shook his hand a. il he had just
concluded bic speech. This amusing cpl
sodc revived members, and for little the
body did not look quite as duh a. it had been.
~ twenty minutes past 3 Mr.. O'Ncai, Of
Philadelphia, wanted IN editorial from the
Philadelphia Ledgcr read, but the Demo
crat, objected. 4 motion to adjourn soon
after this was lost.
WHAT Mr.. RANDALL SAYS.
Ex-Spcaker Randall and other Demo-
cratic leaders say tonight that even after
the Republicans shall have obtained a quo
rum the Democrat, viii be able to continue
the fight successfully.
TIE EFFECT or MARsHALL's pECLINATI0N.
Ia.ked lcycl-hcadcd Pcnnsylyauians to-
night what they though; Of the declina-
ton Of Mr.. Marshall, nominated for
at large by the Stawarts,
and they said IL viii greatly di>cour-
age the followers OF Senator Cameron, and
encourage corrcspondinely The lIal;-Brecd'.
One OF them remarked that MarShall'S
letter. when Published, will mraisn the
~tHlwm,, and severely criticise their politi-
cai methods. j. tbi, Doe 80 il viii prove
most formidable campaign document. The
>alwart, continue 20 charge that Mr.
Blaine, hand is in the independent move
meut in Pennsylvania. Nj. Marshall l.
,ix!v-iour. and has been Tor forty years
the Great Abolition and Republican orator
81 Pennsylvania.
NE. AINE 30 APPEAR AGAIN.
Mr.. Blaine las requested The Foreign
Affair. Commitcao OF the House 70 give him
q supplemental hearing tomorrow. II has
agreed 60 do 20. and bis opponents say TO-
ui.hi thal while De ayowcdly want, 20 rc-
uly 70 something cx-Speahor Randall has
said about him. his real purpose j, 10 make
p grand display OF himself. The commit
tec-room VIII De crowded, and the state
mcnt a. the great arti-eawart Republic
can leader wil! attract attention elsewhere
than IN Pennsylvania.
TIE CIyIL-sERV1CL EIrorT.
The report Of the senate Commute, Oh
Civil Service I, in tl.c hand. OF the printer,
and it i, stated tonight that with the AZ
pendix it viii make $50 pages. Practical
politicians do not look for practical results
from Il.
no MORE ARCTIC EXPEDITIONS.
The House Naval Committee to-day con-
.idcred the hin TO appropriate 100000 to
enable Master Lucien Young and thirty.
three scamen to 90 on another Arctic oX-
ploring expedition, and agreed to report it
adversely with a unanimity which showed
that congressman are not disposed TO sacri-
fee any more valuable lives in searching
for the North Pole.
Personal NEWS ITEMS.
Peter Warwick, Of your city, was at the
Capirol to-day. one Of the ahlest and fair
est Republican correspondents here said
to-day that he was astonished TO hear that
n congressional delegation had been to tn,
White House and urged the appointment
of J. Hale sypher Us one Of the Tariff Com
mission. Senator Malone has gone to Viz
einia, and will return Friday. Senators
Call, Jones Of Florida, Blyard, Garland
Morgan. and others spoke on the Geneva
award blll this afternoon.