The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-05-31
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rrps-4 GENERAL HOLIDAY IN THE CITY
cv~.TOR DON CAMERON EXPLAINS WHAT
PENNSYLVANIA HALF-BREEps sAr-IHE
CORN CAROLINA CASE DEBArED-AE.
p,rT. OP VIRGINIA, ADVOCATES MAcKEY
IN gNTHrsEs THE REPuBLIcASS--oTHEH
sPgAgERs.
From our REGULAR Correspondent
Wtsg1NGroS. May 30.-To-day opened as
brightly a. possible, and nearly every train
n, cars and boat that left the city carried
oveurs,onists in search Of pleasure. The
.;3ewalks were crowded with men in semi
military costume, or wearing military
hodqes The market was soon bare Of fiOw-
ers and private gardens and yards con-
,r;buted wagon-oads for decoration pur-
,,o.e. The military display was not a.
striking Is expected, and hardly equalled
vo,,,. ON Hollywood Memorial-day. II l.
.vidept that the 30th Of MAY is destined 10
10 a permanent holiday at Washington and
that Government employees will look for
VAR 70 II rs did the colored people in Viz
c;,i, 70 Easter and Whitsuntide before the
war.
SENATOR CAMERON EXPLAINS.
II having been published that Senator
Cameron had said that il the Republicans
were defeated in Pennsylvania he would
20 AGAINST the tariff. il is reported that he
aid to-day to a well-known Pennsylvania
Correspondent that what he did say was
substantially as follows: That II in the
event Of "a defeat Of the Republicans in
Pennsylvania this fall the tariff should 90
under he could stand IL as well rs some
others. This looks as il the defeat Of the
Sialwar,s in that State is not in the
ounion even Of their leaders an i'm
nrolatle event. The liali-Breeds declare
that they are not fighting against the tariff.
hut .rqinst "bossism.' The fact is that
IN snil-tarid Pennsylvania Of any party Is
a. rare as white crow. The Half-Breeds.
no doubt. feel in Pennsylvania somewhat
efhc Nirginian who, when asked ii par
ties in DIS state were going 10 divide upon
the tai1h. said. "No. We are fighting the
smallpox. and can't afford 20 quarrel
over the ague and fever" owe agree"
he added. "to disagree upon that
and all Ike ISSUES" 4 Pennsylvania Demo
Graf. in talking over this matter tonight.
remarked that the tariff can never be an
issue m Pennsylvania, because if Legis-
bture De Cameron 10 is tariff. and il anti
Cameron 10 Is tariff. II a congressman is
Repualican he is tariff, and II he is a Demo
crst OR Greeubacker he l. just the same.
In conclusion. ne remarked, " Don't You
understand" and ! replied, Il think
do
TIE DEBATE ~ TIE HOUSE Oh THE SOUTH
CAROLINA CASH.
Mr.. Miller Republican,. Of Ponnsylya-
mia. to-day arose in the House after vote
had been taken on the motion 10 amend
the Journal and said " AT last we have
reached"- Springer DemocaD interrupt
cd. and said At last YOU have not reach
"a. ior ] demand the yeas and nays"
lGrmt laughterl After they had been taken
Mr. Miller commenced again: AT last we
have reached" when both sides applaud
od and laughed. lie went on, however,
and read o speech that was thoroughly
partisan. The House applauded Mr.. vii
SON. rs Wet Virginia. when he explained
WHY De- had paired with Dir. George, Of
Oregon. Iu order that the latter could 90
o. Lfe.bmg and make his decoration speech
TODAY Mr.. George had generously paired
with him The other day in order that h'
could 20 home and see his sick family.
MR. PAUL sPEAKs AND THE REPUBLICANS
APPLAUD.
Nr. Paul. Of Virginia, spoke in favor Of
the report Of the committee. The Repub
leans applauded him when he said la
spoke Tor a district with 1900 white ma
iOrity. including the old Tenth Legion o
Democracy, and they demanded free bal
l0i and a fair count. lie was at first meio
dramatic. and then amused the Republl
cans by playing on the fact that Smith wa
The chief witness in the case and was a pc
litical Jumbo. The telegraph had sent
TO Europe that the American Congress wa
II deadlock because Of Smith. lie thel
proceeded 70 speak further Of smith
and said he was no new man &
Nr. Dibble, for he charged him
when smith was a state senator, with re
ceiying bribes. Here Mr.. Anterior en-
doayored 10 interrupt, when Mr.. White, q
kentucky, called bin 10 order. Mr.. HOUSE
Of Tennessee Demccrat). said, "This
the American Congress, and case must b
debated on is merits. and not rushe
through by shouts Of the majority" Th
speaker said that the gentleman from OH
was out OF order, and must not interruI
without the permission OF the gentlema
entitled 20 the floor. Mr.. Sparks called a
tention to.the fact that others had been FRI
quently interrupted In the same way, an
he wanted the same rule 10 apply in a
cases. Mr.. Paul spoke q the Resdjust,
party u Virginia, the northern Democrat
the debts Of Georgia, South Carolina, an
West Virginia. &c.
WHEN VOTE WILL BE REACHED.
The impression among some leading Il
publicans : that vote will be reached Z
morrow night, and Mackey seated. son
Democrats think, however, that the on
rage viii not be eonsnmmated until Thur
day. A South Caroiinian tonight, wht
commenting ON Mackey and the forg,
testimony, said the trouble with the Dem
crats IS that they have too much conscien
and too little money. Democrats all
nounoe in strong terms the rulings q q
Speaker. which are 10 result in oustir
D,bble. They all say il win help TO deie
the Republican party in the coming eie
tim South laroiintsps who know Mack.