Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-14
WASHINGTON.
BuTTERWORTH or OHIO RIoOIeo
The M,KlNLeY TARIFF BILL
O,FcrraII on the Republican Promises 10
the Tobaoco-Men-Other Nirg'n"
Members Speak.
From Our Regular Correspondent

| WARRINGTON May lathe tarlh dlscuss'"u !"
| the House becomes livelier each day, ana "-'s'
| there was a genuine sensation when ihe oiA-
| liant Mr.. Butterworth, OF Ohio, Jumped in'" 'no
Mckinley bill. Mr. Butterworth has h'""''
been a sort Of free-lance Republican u "ss ~ Sn
the motion Of Mr.. Heard, OF Missouri, I.s , ~, ~,
distinguished Onto Republican was sllono. ~. ~
have thirty minutes. aud AIR. Hoard thinks tsas
! he did great thing for tho Democfa"c pa"
/ and the country. . 90. TINA
| Hon. Charles r.. O'Ferrall tried 70 geI tlihe
| enough 10 deliver his speech. but ne was tV,i--
| PEELED 70 give II ont ia broken doses under 'he
nve-minuie rule. He was on the moor So. 81. o
eight timss and finally managed 70 say az .,,
/ be wanted TO, and 10 WAS we'll SAID Ios' - -
| siderable portion q his speech Was uo'o'- 49,, :
| the tobacco Questll o lie SAD mat tlle I,gPio
Of Virginia had been told by the NePuUii 40,
leaders Of the state, and BY every sum 49,.
or big. small or great, whether resldeh' oI 10
state or invited into II. hat Just ss soon a. ,ne
| Republican party Of the nation secuIoi e0i'.o'
OF the Government all a the lhteIlai-.e,s-
nuo tsxes On tobacco aud irut uia'li"'ohs
| would DO abolished.
o'TEnRALL's EXcOIATioN.
Appeals had been made 20 tho tspacco-
| growers and frui-llstillors 10 JOIN me parry ..
| progress aud thereby hasten the glorious uaJ
when the crOuching form OF the intefhal-ie,s'
nue. spy would no longer re seen nans ~ >
around their toDacco-barns ana di1uiletlrs ~ .
thieves In the nighttime. The promises hsl
| not been kept, nor had the freat mc7svs
| " the tObacco-grOWets ana dlatilets ucoh
| iurcd Into the ranks OF the tephbuchu
| party by these representations aud promises:
| Colonel Ferrali hen ia ioIcLle language neiI
| MP the insincerities Of tho Republican parry ana
! pointed 70 tho fact that the Mckinney piI ielt
the lax on fruit brsndies Just where y was a! q
| reduced The TAX or emOkinc- ana cheWlhE-io-
! baccO only ono half This Is the way the Repuo-
| lican parry had kept It's piedgeA
REEDS RECORD.
| al al o1 ot fn -naafer Reei'E al
| titGde on tho tobacco question whom me Mhhe
man was down on the door and in the minor y.
| Mir. Reed not only thon said that the entire le1
| on t9Da GO should ne wiped Oui, rs vel az VIC
tax on fruit Drandies, but 10 said also mat LIS
| question should be- separated from the tarih ana
acted upon ~ an inds pendent proposition. NO"
he re juciiOn III the tobacco tax comes along ia
body o. the tarih bill, and TIE reco gniton q any
member iayOrng The repeal OF the laN mas u. "a
J refused by the distinguished speakor OIL inc
| House 90 move for suspension OF TIE rules "a
| pass bill 10 accomplish that which DO 40 ear
Mostly favored la the last Two Congresses.
TARIFF AND TIE TARMrHs.
Then Colonel O'Ferrall proceeded 10 show NJ
the iDiduities OF the Mckinley bill, not alone as
| regards tobacco, but tho receptions prariicei
upon tue farmers OF the country. speaking
directly Oh lie propositions 10 put duty On uu-
ri9tic and sulphur'c Acids no pointed out me ~
justice 10 the farmers. as these acids enter Into
tae fertilizers which hoy are compelled 70 use
on the tObacco-lands. 10 was simply an outrage
10 put q duty on these articles, which have 50
long boon On the free list
Then Colonel OFerrall gave list OF tables 10
show tho exports and imports Of farm products
and tho quantity produced, ani proved that ne
claim of the Republicans That the Mckinney
tana bill would benefit he farmers 20 Do the
biggest humbug Of tho age. Every farmer in
the South ESPECIALLY should have these figures.
and then no would soc how TITO Republicans are
trying 10 fool him.
THE OTHEn VIRGINIA MEMBERS.
Messrs Buchanan and Lester, OF the Virginia
delegation, have delivered short speeches on the
tRrin. and mado also centre shots. Their con-
stiiuents are getting none % the dement's under
the Mckinley ill, and these facts are being
pointed out
Mr. Buchanan offered an amendment 70 the
sulphuric-acid clhase, but no matter how hard a
man may nrht or how brilliant his remarks the
Republicans have made up their minds 10 put
through this "dark-autorn bill just as It came
from tho Committee u Ways md AeanA. IL
VIII probably De ripped 10 pieces IN me 9ehatr'
but the forces are strong enough in tho House to
keep II intact
OPPOSITION TO SULLIVAN AND sTROTHER.
Although the Senate Committee On Post-Onices
! and Post-toads have concluded 70 report fayora-
bly, the nominations Of W. H. Strnther an
james Sullivan 20 he postmasters al Marrenton
| Rud IarrisOnburG, respectively, the opposition
continues, aud tho fight will be kept up ON the
noOr o. the senate Sullivan Il an anti-Mnhone
mBu. and tho followers on the Boss and oil
Judge Paul have tried their bost u
have him defeated. sullivan owes his
| appointment 10 the Influence OF Coontl
James d. Brady. lie Was postmaster al
HAIR souUurg when Cleveland came In, and
! being al offensive partisan u preventative
| O'FeIrall had him removed In issi. strother IS
| q Malone man. but a. he Was tifOnght from the
upper part II Fauluisr county and made post
| nastor OF Warrcnton both factions there have
been opposing him. The kicGers will continue.
POsTALs AND PATENTS.
North Carolina poatmGsiers appointed today
J. G. Adcock, MI. vernon Springs Chatham
county, Vioe Mrs. NJ. c. Lane resigned; J. LOugh'
| Ian, SwGnsbOro', OnslOw county, r1cc I. h. Fra
! zclle, removed.
The following patents were issued today
| Nirginie--Watcr r. Dillard, Of 1appahannock-
| toT-prop: Joshua -. liOsier, Of Hampton car
| axle ubricatOr; William J. COriiey, assiguor Of
one half TO ", ID. Moses, Richmoa1, electrical
conductor for the transmission Of power.
North CarOna--Joseph q. KaSls, Of Wilson
match-mGkors' .taking tool ana lathe; Goorg,
". Baker, Of JOnesboro, assignor 10 /. Z. Far