Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-22
MR.. MILLSS SPEECH.
AxAaSrIcyNr AUDIENCE LOOK DOWN
ON EIM.
hrs Cleveland Prssent-The Frssaman's
Bank-rhs President and the
Campaign


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WASHINGTON. July FLA magnificent az.
dience looked down on Mr.. MFRS when hs
rose at 1885 n concluds the debate on The
tari0. BEFORE II O'Clock & was impossible "a
secure a seat IN the galleries, sud Ia halt 81
hour there WAS not standing room. Most O
the doors were besicgcd BY anxious crowds
crsning their nccks 90 get glimpse OF The
orator and catch tbc ccbosf oi rs voice. lis
speech was successful Effort from beein.
Mag TO end. ard dufine tho bour that be
spoke frequent and hearty applause, whlci
Hi tunes rose 90 dcm0nsiratiye cnthusias1
from the door and The galleries, rewarded -
telling points.
Oncc. sud once only. the Republican mail+
Oers joined IN the applause, snd thai vas
when In Ie'erriEg 10 the enterprise, yigr,
sad patriotism Of the people Of tie Dutcd
states ne declared. We are tue best lO0hnQ
people on The face Of the Globe" bat
brought down the House. aud the Ropabli.
cans were ust proof against this sppai 10
their vanity. ~ the close Of his IemaRs he
was surrounded by a throDg Of aduiring
colleagues, whose vOctierous congratulations
finally comuellCd Mr.. Carlisle, who vas In
the chair. 10 resort 10 his gavel AID nqueSt
the members 10 retire 70 their seats just
before Mr.. Mills began bis speech Mrs CleVe-
land and her c,other made their APPEARANCE
in The executive gallery and rmsIned
until after The vote was taken. Tby listen
"a with apparent pleasure 10 NJ. hills's
speech aud showed The hvel.st nlsiscli0n
at his successful hts. Then WIN The vote
had been announced which dcclOed the sue
cess Of her husbands policy beiD'e the repre-
scntaiiyCs Of NE people The lady OF the
White House left the gallery, entered her
carriage, ana drove. {: ~ 10 bstuppOssd. 10
carry the news 10 Grover. liis spoken ot
81 2 coincidence that shows TIE luck OF the
G. eyelsnd family that Frances Grover Cleye-
Hand was tWcnty.iour years OH o-day when
the House oi Representatives presented her
this wc!coms birthday present
Among other distinguished mdi'ors were
Mrs. Mills. Mrs. speaker Garlic, Mrs. Sena-
Tor COckefiu, Mrs. Senator l1vls. and the
wives Of many Of the other mmbes d the
Senate and House.
The House appeared 10 be b an industri.
ous mood, considering 1t bad usi finished a
three months lob. Dir McAlin's motion
10 adjourn uunl Wcdnesey was voted
down and motion Of Mr.. blount for q
night session this evening vN agreed TO.
FREEDVAN's BAE.
This afternoon. after Al c,cuiiye session
Of about I'VE minutes. >estor sherman
safIfn q ~ tAF tift To- tFA'liNNt NV ~ t'rT'''3
Oi the FreCdmau's SbylntShnd Tust Com
p1Dy for losse, occasioncd ~ the failure OF
that institution.
The bui appropriatcs S1,0o.o0O 10 enable
the commissioner Of The conpgoy TO pay the
losses Oh the depo'itor,. The bin applies
only to persons ia whole On IN part OF Airi-
can descent. The hill Raspassed.
II directs the C0mptrolf Of the Currency
(who Is the c0mmls-loncrH the FTeedman's
savings aud Trust Compny) aud bis sue
cessors IN oflce 10 nav, ~ cause 20 be PAID,
under such rePrlsflOuj ~ he, WIKI the
approval Of the Secretsy Of the Treasury,
shsu prescribe, to all ne depOsItOrs OF the
bank who,e accounts byc been properly
verified snd balanced, 20 their legal repre-
Scntstiyes, an am9untequai 10 The verified
balances due these deI5'iiors at The time the
hank failed, iess diyiduds which have been
or may be declared fQn The assets OF the
company. 80 part O u shall be paid 10 any
assignee Of any dcpo'tor.
DECIuB NOT 10.
A conference of bns thirty Republican
members w.s held his morning Just before
1bc meeting Of IN House. hessrs. Reed.
Mckinley, Cannon and others were IN At
Tendance. The qltslion os 70 whether mo-
sion should be male 10 recomlait the bill was
discussed, and 10 was decided not 10 do 90.
but 70 LEI II passwitnout any further Gia-
tory opposition.
Chairman For, - the select IIouSe Conn
mittoe on Contact Labor. vac authorized by
fbe committee to-day 10 proceed 10 New
FORK and mAe the preliminary arrange
ments for IN meeting Of the committee
there next Wednesday.
A large number ~ Virginia teachers, who
have been attending the porlaal institute al
Alexandra. C.me over to Washington to-day
10 raw thei. respects 70 the President. They
were INTRODUCED TO Mr. Cleveland 10y PROBES
enr Carpp. of the institute. Representative
Lee made me arrangement iortheir reception
hu. could not accompany them. az his
presence vas reqmred AZ the Capitol TO vote
on the Mss bill.
DENIED.
Democrats who ought to know deuy en-.
phahca' the report that Chairman Bricc,
Of the Democratic Campaign committee, has
complained ~ the Presidents interference
With tlp conduct ~ the campaign. MI.
Ranson. who l. member ~ the com
mittce. ssys there is not a word Of truth
in it. IN the contrary. the President has
@xpress.d his desire fUI The committee 10
managotnc details Of the campaign TO suit
themseles. All he asks is that the canvass
fNNil NffNbi lNtftL IN "a wv IT, h'ti f't' 'N'
courageous way, without any attempt TO
eyade responsibility or make apologies.
MALONE.
General Malone, friends here continue TO
expre- supreme indifference ard contempt
lorthe kickcr.," 80 called. They say that
tnc Sfde Committee at ~ next meeting viii
pa.s A resolution endorsing the Malone cleo
toral ieketand declaring II the only Repuull-
can dckct 10 the Gcid. As for the National
Committee they think that General Malone
wnlhaye no difficulty in inducing the IN
ecubye Committee t0 cooperate with bin IN
rrecrence 10 Brady and WISE. Senator
Ou.y. the Chairman, they claim, has already
fskeu sides with Malone, and they think his
influence VIII coslrol the rest Of the commit-
tee.
Hon. j. Randolph Tucker, Of NrSiniA,
will read paper on Congregational Power
over Interstate Commerce" before the
eleventh annual meeting OF the American
Rlr Association al saratoga on the 10th OF
next August.