Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-14
THE DICTATOR'SCODE
THE DEBATE IN THE HOUSE OVERT
AND THE VOTES.
s,r,ay and sh~rman--CoIopei Brady Tn
terviewe,s--vcry Poeitive--A uornets
Ncst--Morgaa's Case, SO.
,rrom Our Regular Correspondent

WASHINGTON, February 1s.--The debate
A. the House to-day undcr the hve-minute
.,le an the adoption Of Dictator Reeds
a,io ~ rules was interesting, but with
III, q few exceptions the votes taken were
rn s,rict marty lines, aud tho Republicans
iid ,orether. MIR. Cannon. of Illinois,
tad charge Of the business on the Repub-
Iron side The caucus policy was closely
, iherel 90. and the iaiTest demands
from tho Democrats were denied. The
icnnblicaps have made mp their minds
e. nuf the code through regardless OF
DO richts OF the minority. Tho first break
80 ory kind on the Republican side was by
~ sfruhle. 81 Iowa. who declared his in
s~.,nn fo ,upport an amendment offered
Nv Crisp that demand for the yeas
sol ray, should not be construed as a
rIaiorv motion. Mr.. Strublc said he
,.uid see no objection 10 the amendment.
Sir Strubie was born NJ fredericksburg,
Ia n sooner had he expressed HIS views
-, than he was surrounded
Iva dozen Republicans who tried TO talk
him ont Of his position.
brady AID SHERMAN.
Colonel james u. Brady, Collector Of In
trral Revenue for the Richmond-Peter
) ,ro district II Virginia. arrived here yes
e rl,y Afternoon, and attended last night
60. bauonet given hy the LOYAL Legion of
t.e District Of Columbia. Senator John
Sherman was also there. and upon seeing
lllnI Brady walked over and shook
l.nls with him cordially. The Senator
aid General Malone are warm political
friends. and II Is well known Tint Colonel
-alv and General Malone are Just the re-
,.r.. bat The Ohio Senator does not APP
,s- ~ be treating coolly for all that aman
Nllm he knows 10 he opposed 90 Malone.
be- conversation with tho Dispatch CORE
en.rlert to-day Colonel Brady said that
I.fif confident Of being confirmed. The
frht which Malone has been making upon
AIN Do denounced as sneaKing and con-
I uptiilc. and also stated that Malone
,.as being aided bv J. III. Van Auken, who
,e.iloi IN Petersburg some years ago.
"Von Aukeu.n added Colonel Brady, OPP
,os.l my appointment rs collector OF in
s.rnal revenue by President HAYES. Van
tubon has. In the capacity Of tool for Ma
n.. been making charges against me be
flre TIE Senate committee and l have
81 gu him up through the records OF my
actions when collector under the
former Administration"
What are your chances Of confrna-
stony" Colonel Brady was asked.
CONFIDENT.
lam confident Of being confirmed"
W. tho reply. Malone cannot beat me.
l0 mo-. care ono snap of n finger Cor Ma
: ..r and all the hahODei'cs IN the state
DAir.iria. In the last campaign, az far
.. 70 was consistent with honor, self-re-
rN and manhood. | supported the Ma
l.,e tickCt, because Of my connection
With the National Committee and for the
Ehe II the Administration, and defy
Nahouc ROW. He can't beat me. lie gets
whipped ia every fight that he enters, and
D.. v.IiI lH whipped AGAIN.
Its asrcrtained that Colonel Brady has
tha support ~ many prominent hepuhl-
cons who formerly trained with Malone.
III. Senate committee have mass Of in
frraron bearing on the case aud it is
f.1 Gin. il VIII be taken up and disposed
ti iu D Few days.
AHorNrTs MIST.
The entertaining Of the negro Astwood
lY the Riggs House in this city few
rg,uirg- ago. and which caused Congress
Nan Grimes Of Georgia, 10 leave that
5 I'd. has stirred up a hornets nest for the
proprietor OF the Riggs. He has denied
ir several published interviews that bis
nous. la- been boo the habit Of receiving
negro Guests when they apply for accom-
notation there. but III an insOlont
ir.- from A-tw00d TO Congressman
lr..s. published IN the papers TINS
u..rritr. A-two0d SAYS that he has fire.
or..i. stopped at the RIGGS. Nearly all
DID,. fl, hut.l people have been interviewed
lg.. aal without au exception they say
t.lf. REGARDLESS oi tine so-called clvll-rights
svm.-.l -omo wears ago, they dOnOt enter
t..f ..r.. .. and the lattor do not present
t.er ',..a quests There are hotels and
.rtrtfn1..- here for the special &c
clmm08auon Of colored people, and they
70 there Tor quarters.
Muo,>'s CONFIRMATION.
Tho confirmation of General Morgan TO
i.J .um. siontr II Indian Affairs was &C
c pllShcl by lodging on the part Of
many ~ the Republican senators. Some
senators did not want to reject him be-
cause tho Administration folks are using
..l the pressure possible 10 have Morgan
.1nhrmed. and Others were afraid 10 es-
l.u-e his cause for fear the Irish Catholics
Wa0 have been voting the Republican
traot might take offence. Tho present
Administration has managed To offend not
l4 the Catholics Oh several occasions,
iif has also offended several of the Pro-
t..tHLt religious 0rganIIati Ous. The facill-
De- Win which the Administration has
g. .rAlcd % provoke religious feeling is an
evidence that The spirit which animated
81. fathers Of the republic has not taken
lo'i 1t the men who are now III control OF
o., utvc affairs.
MINOR MENTION.
N.nah Thurman has been appointed
'o-tua-ter at Winterpock. Chesterfield
county. Va. ric, G.. ". Thurman. deceased,
b.II p. Kimsey, at Warne. Clay county,
y g.. s,ce q. f. Hine. removed.
Il0mas Settle, of Bcidsyille, and Miss
Y J. Adams, of Obeds. n. c., are at the
k.nft House.
Among the visitors on the floor of the
.t... o.. 4 a. was Vannru bla tN ( lover
u.l Curtin, of PENNSYLVANIA.
Congressman Libbey, of Norfolk, -
in o.. city. Tie is working hard Tor bill
q. Grant fhc right for the erection OF an
other hotel at Old Point Comfort. John
Cllmherlin, the well-known hotol-man of
Washington. has franchise TO build q
h.,c M the Point which was obtained
r.r. than two years ago.
Ile Worlds Fair question Is at stand
'.'l before Congress owing to the fight
q 20 has been going on IN the House over
rides and the contested-election case.
.e New York people seem TO have the in
'e track in the House. and they VIII hold
l. matter up until after the New York
J.. .,isls.ure takes final action upon the
Worlds Fair bill pending at Albany. Poll
no- W u cut figure IN the settlement OF
the question III Congress rs we'll as at
Al ANY. and many wcll-pOsted men are
pr. irtug now that no Dill can De passed.
b. t.mo - have the proposed fair IN 1872.
N4usford Anderson was to-day noml-
ylf.l to be postmaster at West Point, Va,
.ri f. IS understood that he WAS backed by
t.Hu,l Morgan Treat. General Malone,
others.
ur. Bon. Johnston, of Richmond, is IN
10 city.
EIETV-ElRST CONGRESS.