The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-15
THE ALL-AMERICANS.
PREPARATIONS COMPLETED FOR
THEIR SOUTHERN TOUR.

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ali the comforts and luxuries. The entire
organization and composition Of the Con-
gress, is as follows President James a..
Blaine. Secretaries II. Remsen, ,WhitehOuse.
fidel G.. Pierra.
Hayti- Delegate. Arthur Laforestrie;
secretary, II. Aristide Preston.
Nicaragua Delegate, Iloratio Guzman:
secretary, X. Mayorge.
PcrU-Delegate. +. G. &. Legarra: secrc-
tary. Leopold Oyague Y. soyer; attachc,
Manuel Elguera.
GpofcmGlo Delegate, Fernando Cruz:
secretary, Domingo Estrada; attachc, Ja-
yier y. Arroyo.
Uruguay- Delegate. Alberto Mn: secre-
tary, Dionisio Ramos Montero Henry
Dauber.
COiumbi0-D Delegates. Jose NJ. Hurtado,
Carlos MARTINEZ Silva and ClimacO Cal
derO; secretary, Julio Rcngifo.
argentine Repubfc-De Delegates. Rogue
Saenz Pena, Manuel Quintana; secretaries,
frederlcO PlnedO, ErnestO Bosch.
COSf0 RicO-Dclcgatc. Manuel AragOn:
secretary, Joaquin Bernado CalyO.
GU0V-Delegaie. Jose r. Dec0nd.
Br0zif- Delegates. j. q. de Amaral Val
cnte, Salvador de Mcndonca: secretaries.
Jose Augusta Fcrreira de Costa, joaquin
de Froiias NascOncell0s; attaches, Alfredo
de Moraes Comes Ferreira. Morio dc Men
dOnca.
Delegates. Jcronimo Zelaya,
secretaries, J.. Constantine Fiall0s Richard
Nillafranca.
Mcrico-Delegates, Matias Romero, En-
rique A. MeXia; secretary, Enrique santi-
banez.
BOiiri0-Delegate Juan +. Nolard. sec
retary. Melch0r Obarr0: attaches. Alci-
blades Nelarde. Mariana Nelarde.
iHifcd Sf0fcs-Delc gates. John b. Hen
dersOn. Cornelius y. Bliss, Clement >tudc-
baker, y. jefferson Coolidge, William
Henry TrescOtt. Andrew Carnegie. Morris
NJ. Estee John i. Hanson. Henry q. Davis.
Charles x. Flint; secretaries. Edmund W..
T. smith, Edward A. lresc0ii.
IcHczuci0-D yates. Nicanor Bolet
PcraIa. Jose Andrade Francisco. Antonio
Silva; secretary. Nican0r BOlet M0negar.
Chui-Delegates, Emilio &. Naras, Jose
Alfonso. secretaries. Carlos /anartu. Pau
limo Alfonso. Domingo lena IorO.
S0frGdOf- Delegates. JacentO Castella-
nos, secretary, Samuel Naldivcso; attache,
j. A. Ross.
Ecu1dOr-D Delegates, Jose M0ria. Placido
CaamanO; secretary, Nicholas lrIbas; at
tache, Antonio Echayerria.
Executive officer. William l.. Curtis;
disbursing officer, llaughw0nt Howe: SER
geant-at-arms. Captain John G.. Bourke.
and lieutenant, Henry u. Lcmly; surgeon
II. {. Narr0w: official interpreter, j. /. Rod
riguez. and author. w. FERGUSON.
THE DELEGATES WHO WILL COME.
OF the delegates named the following
have signiiied their intention 90 make the
Southern tour: Delegates Guzman. OF Nicl-
ragua: Iegorra, of Peru; Cruz, OF Guate-
mala: Calder0n. of Columbia: AragOn. of
Costa Rica; Nalcnie. g Brazil; Henderson,
-udeDaker, Trescott. Hanson and Davis.
OF the United States Peraza, of Venezuela,
and Naras, Of Chill. Others Of the delegates
are endeay0ring 10 adjust matters SD that
they can 20. In addition 90 the delegates.
some nine. or perhaps dozen secretaries,
and several Of the attaches, will make the
trip.
THE TRIP.
Starting from Washington, the Congress
will go first 20 Richmond, and a stop Will be-
made there long enough 10 study that his
tOrical city. From Richmond the Congress
will proceed to Norfolk. and will inspect the
Portsmouth Navy Yard and the new ma
chnery and works there. Thence the route
will be 90 Charleston. Augusta. 90 Atlanta,
Macon. 81. Augustine, Tallahassee, Mobile,
New Orleans: thence, heading towards
Washington, to Memphis Birmingham,
Chattanooga and Knoxville.
At Macon. Ga. Delegate Hanson will ell
tertain the congress in royal style. There
are urgent invitations for the congress 10
visit other Southern cities. and their tour
may be extended.
CAPITOL NOTES.
The War Claim Committee has reported
fay0rably a bill 10 pay Samuel Marsh, OF
Norfolk, S2.jlj.l6 for timber, boards and
bricks taken from him during the war.
The House Commerce Committee has re-
ported back fayOrably the bin tO establish
range and other necessary lights at the en-
trance 10 the harb0r of Cape Charles, Va.
with the appropriation reduced from $4,000
20 $1,000.
The following Virginia pensions were
granted today: William Shinault, Of Wa
bash: William l.. Hunter, Nati0nlal Mill
tary Home.
SENATE.
lBy UnlteJ Press
In the Senate to-day. Mr.. Hale gave no.
tice that he would call up the Urgent Def
cheney bin for action next Monday.
At o'clock the Blair Educational bill
was taken up and Mr.. Teller addressed the
Senate i'm its support. Referring 90 the re-
construction measures, he said that
the extension Of suffrage % the col
ored. and he had no apologies 10 make for
il. He denied that it was "A mistake and
a bluuder. lie admitted the difficulty OF
TWO races. unharmOniOus and nOn-
homogeneous, living together in equality.
but the problem could be solved. lie be-
elieVed that education might help 20 solve IL,
therefore he had voted steadily for the
pending bill. Ignorance and crime were
cOrrelatiye terms The North was proud OF
the energy the South had displayed i'm re-
trieying her fortunes. and where, as in ihi-
instance. the South could not cope with the
problem, the North was willing 20 lend her
a helping hand. If any one would present
a satisfactory solution Of the race problem
i'm the south, he said he would gladly accept
il. though il burdened the government viii
2 debt as great as that which IL bore at the
end of the war.
Mr.. George gracefully acknowledged the
kindness ard temperatures Of Mr.. Teller
The bill then went over. without action.
Mr.. Call gave notice that De would ask on
Monday that the rules be modified, so rs q
consider the nominations Of District judge
Swavne and District Attorney stripping, o
Northern Florida, in open session.
Speeches in eulOgy OF the late Representa-
tive Townsend. of Illinois. occupied The
senate until 3.,ij. when. as further MARI
of respect, an adjournment was taken until
Monday.
THE HOUSE.
In the House to-day Mr. Perkins state,
that an erroneous impression had gone Ou
that according 10 the provisions Of the OK
lah0ma bill passed yesterday, the Cherokee
outlet had been declared open 90 settlemen
under the homestead laws. The statement
should have been that the public land strip
not the Cherokee outlet, had been opened t'
settlement.
The House then went into Committee o
the whole on the private calendar. The bill
authorizing the President 20 retire Genera
John c. Fremont, with the rank Of major
general. was laid aside with favorable re-
cOmmendation.
Ats O'Clock the House took a recess until
) L. VI.
At the night session private pension bill
were considered until lO:3j L. NJ, when th'
House adjourned.
THE MILLER-ELLIOTr CONTEST.
The Election Committee Of the House "a
day heard argument in the contested elec
tiOn case Of Miller against Elliott. from IN
Seventh South Carolina district. Colone
" W nudlaV and Mr. Wheeler aDDearci