Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-13
SATISFACTION.
DEMOCRATIC FEELING OVER BREAKING
TEE DEADLOCK.
~ o'Ferrall's oourss~ His speech and
Concentrations Received-sr. Ran
dali Republicans Disguised.
- om Neeullr corresponaen,.l

iron our hcgulGr Correspondent
WASHINGTON, April l2.-The LONG
ncony is over and TIE House is again in
WORKING order. There is hut one feeling
among the Democratic members today.
suo that IS an intense satisfaction that
che breach In their ranks is healed bv
trc action OF the caucus, and thew now
scaiu present an undivided front against
their sdverSsrieS. For this result a great
dssl ol credit Is due 90 Nh O'Fcrrall.
whose resolution adopted by the eau
Gus put an end Co the stguecle tnnt
icC9toncd serious danger to the partv.
BIZ, speech last night la SUPPORT Of
Prs resolution is spoken Of IN the
highest terms 10y the members Of the
caucus. Ii was an earnest appeal for
harmony. which went straight 10 The
h,a,ts 90 those who heard il. Mo.
Nurnc>. Of Missouri. nt its conclusion
came oycr To ms seat and said "Hore
Us q blank sheet OF paper. Write your
resolution ON II as Won please aud / viii
vote .oT H. and Mir Cox was 50 delight
al With It that he volunteered 10 come
Gown 10 Virginia next fall and stump
N'l,-mIS district IN mis- behalf. Such
services MS you have rendered. said Mr..
Cox, deserve % be rewarded. and /
shal lie most happy go bear NY testi-
Hcnv OF them Co Your Virginia people.
lir. Ol,rrall submitted his resolution
fo NIr. Carlisle before offering II, and he
u'i It Was "the proper thing" and
r 40c a speech IN the caucus ID It's favor,
although he had been opposed to the
3D.. uron It's merits
NIB. RANDALL.
The opponents Of tie hin have poured
c.i SD much abuse upon Mr.. Randall.
whom they accuse Of having inspired the
a.tOn az thc Committee on Rules,
Ssh .'ca assigned two days for the couside-
ron of the bin. with the intent, MS the
.r.g~'crs assert, of producing the rc-
,.t which followed. that II is hat due TO
ta that the truth in reference
o. tie matter should he known.
'r Randall stated last night
. the caucus in the presence
.. Ar Carlisle that the report of the
mmiitee ON Rules was made in the
u.no-; good iaith for the purpose of ox-
.'tuC the business of the House that
. was unanimously agreed upon by all
'.e committee Urescnt-Nr. Mills being
e.s.,t-anI mot only So, but that Mr..
Carlisle himself dictated the report in
-.. form in which !, was pre-
sutai % TIE House. And Mr.. Car
I-e IN his speech declared that the
r. nor. was unanimous one, aud that he
H.4 agreed 90 %, because although he
himself vas opposed 90 the bil. upon lis
merits. Lc thought that those who favored
l- lad rigl; to have II considered and
r. sea upon ly the House. The fill
busters themselves aie probably as well
t-t-l 20 have the matter settled rs
-a who favored the bin. They had
-'iicq of the crisis which their action
would bring upon the House when they
started in. and when they found how
rery serious tile complication WAS they
we've c.ai 90 lerehevcd 10y the action Of
t.e caucus Of theresponslbiiy which they
lad assumed.
ITTGEAT IN GOOD ORDER.
The compromise effected allows them
to retreat ia good order While they
lavs gained time the majority have
gained the b.l IL makes very little
difference whether the bill is passed Row
or Iu December. and the friends Of the
lin have achieved the certainty Of its
passage al the time fixed upon 10y the
caucus. The only ones who feel sore
over the result are the Republicans, who
had hoped % Gc.ay all legislation
t.,- ovs.IfDc, Themselves Of the GppGslflOn