Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-26
WASHINGTON CITY.
BOSS LANGSrON WANTS TO SHED
hOGSheAOS OF NEGRO BLOOD.
Humc's II cspoDsiblIity for Lancston's Ut
tcrances--pendieton, of West Nir-
ginia, Renominated.
[From onr Regular corre.ponaen,.l

WasHIScToN. September 25.-The Wash
Ington papers to-day contain lengthy ac-
counts Of serenade that was rendered
Langston out on tho suburbs last night, as
well as extracts from speech made py
the new Boss Of all that IS left OF the Re
publican party in Virginia. Ono rcmarka-
bic allusion in his speech ought 20 be pom
dered over by the white people Of VIZ
einia. He spoke Of the commingling OF
white mems blood and black mems blood:
He said that the negroes were rea9y
10 pour out their blood by the
hogshcad If necessary. and much moro
OF the same kind Of talk. This speech was
commented on by many people a. the zap
itol to-day, and quite "A number Of hepu De-
licans are said 90 have even expressed tnelr
disgust over the speech Of this lnsoienb
bolter whom thev seated. The Democrats
from the South know what manner OF ne
gro Langston is and they were not sur
prlsod at his speech.
HUsm REspoymBIE.
His endorsement Of Frank Hume for Con,
gress and the hope that he viii be elect u
over General Lee ought 10 open the eyes
of every Democrat II the Eighth disricti
not that Mr.. Hume IL 20 blame for ne MAJ
utterances OF THIS crazy negro, out nelhe
/ in a position OF an independent candidate
| for Congress laurston is reiOlced that he
| Is running and wants him elected. IL
/ makes IL all the more certain that the
| Democrats Of the district Will Work hardef
| TO elect our nominee by substantial ma
iority.
RENoMINAIED.
Hon. John O. Pendleton, who was yes
| terdey nominated III the First West Var,
| pinla district tor Congress. was the secohu
| Democrat robbed Of his seat ia this Con-
| gress bv Boss Reeds gang. Mr.. Pendleton
| Will be reelected. He - well known ID
| Virginia. having many relatives and TRENDS
| in Albemarle and other counties.
REDUCED TO SIX CENTS.
Representative Caruth this afternoon re-
ceiyed a telegram from Leading Tobacco
| manufacturers Of Louisville III regard 70
| the provisions of the Mckinley bill re-
la'ing TO tax On the manufactured article.
They say that if there Is 10 bee n change
| IL is 10 the interest Of the trade that II
| should take effect as soon az possible.
Mr. Caruth Immediately went 10 the
! Democratic cOnterrces, and was informed
! that an agreemen, bad already been reached
| IN regard to the interual-reycnu clauses.
| Tho tax on smoking and chewing-tobaccC
| will bereduced to six cents apOund, 10 take
| effect at the end of the present fiscal
wear. June 80, 1891. The farmer is allowed,
| however. 10 sell his tobacco TO any one he
chooses. and the latter takes effect mme
| diatelv after the passage OF the bill. Inc
senate had stricken out Of the House bill
the provision which kept secret the busi,
ness of the ccJ-manufacturers, ano
| some time since Mr.. Caruth requested Mr.
| NcNnllin to have this clause reinserted n
the conference report, and 1t has beer
| done.
| pOsTMAsTEBs APPOINTED.
c. +. Hicks has been appointed fourth
class postmaster at summit, Spotsyiyanla
| countv. Va. nee r.. II ThOmpkins re
signed. and b. Walker at Woodsdale, Per
son county, n. c., Uce j. 5. Robertson, Ie
! moved.