Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-11
-SPITEFUL CHANDLER.
THE LITTLE VIPER INTRODUCES A
NEW ELECTION BILL.
The Way He Keeps Himself Before the
Public" Right Thing
Personals and Briefs.
From Our Regular corrcspondcnt.l

WASHINGTON, December 10.-The Senate
had q short session to-day. and the House
did not meet at all. In the upper branch
many bills were introduced. and Chandler
put in another measure in regard to cleo
tions in the South. He seems bent on
creating a great noise this session, and his
hobby il the imaginary election outrages
in the southern States. he really believes
that his bill will be passed, hut It
will not disappoint him greatly II
il does not. What he Is after more
particularly Is chance to ventilate
his views. He is q narrOwminded. spite
full. revengeful man of mediocre ability.
and he could not cut any figure at al
among the big hrainy men Of the senate IL
he did not indulge il tirade against inc
South. The hycna is tho only animal that
digs into graves, and IN Congress there are
some men who only live III the past, ana
peace and unity between all parts OF the
country would take away their occupation;
The press associations will send out iull
report Of Chambers bill.
SENATOR DANIELS BILLS
Senator Daniel introduced q bill today
10 provide for the erection OF puhlc
building for the use OF the custom-h0nse
and post-oficc at Newport News, Va. The
amount Of money asked for Is Si0O,OO0.
Also "A bill for tine relief Of William Bush
bv. of Alexandria. who has claim Tor
- $50, which the Court of CLAIMS dismissed
for want Of jurisdiction. Bushby was
taller at Alexandra IN 1853.
TIE RIGHT THING.
A long. slender individual walked up to
Mr.. Edmunds. of the Virginia delegation,
Yesterday lust after the House had ad-
iourned and informed him that has name
was Stiles. and said also that he had been
driven out of Halifax county during the
recent elections IN Virginia. Quite natu-
rally ne was asked what was his business
in Halifax. and his reply was: was an
emissarv of General Malone. They ran
me out because they said l was melting
the negroes
right thing" said Mr.. Edmunds with en-
phasis If OF any other man should 90
to Chicago and attempt TO inclto the fol-
lowers of Herr Most and other Anarchists
the good people o. that city would be per-
fectly right in ordering me 10 leave the
town.
The conversation ended abruptly and
Stiles hurriedlv took his departure.
REPRESENTATIVE Nenable to-day received
n petition signed by many residents OF
CITY Point requesting him 10 urge the Be
cretarv of the Navy to have the monitors
removed from near Richmond 10 CITY
Point. and giving their reasons for the pro-
posed change. The petition VIII be laId
before the Secretary. Nothing is going 10
he done. however. before the Investigation
of tbe matter recently ordered is finished
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"Hen Hp HAS '"0 "li''i
THE DiRLcIohf.
The new Congressional Directory Is out
and IL il amueinr TO read some Of the