The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-12

'G0d bless yOu. my hrudder. Go vote tbc
Republican ticket and De- happy Laugh
ter.
ApACkED JURY.
Colonel O'fcrrall declared his honest COM
yict'0n thai Wise was elected.
A Republican asked why then the Demo-
Gratis reported that De- was not.
O'Foual rct0tcd, that with q packed
jury 10 Wa, deemed out OF the question t0
obtain fair verdict and, as n test OF the
sincerity OF the Republicans. the Demo
Gratis offered i0 send the case back % the
people and demonstrate that Wise could
beat Wadtili there
ONLY WANTED HN 0N RECORD.
When Colonel O'Icuali concluded. Bow
den uoCrcd from behind one of the screens
aud asked if DO was not "a fact commonly
conceded aii through Eastern Virginia ihat
tle system OF cha--lug negroes ages ai ie--
I.irai.0n was a common method ny Demo
crats of deir1ulin4 negroes of their votes.
Colonel Otcrtall. with marked emphasis,
replied Chat he stood 0r Che loor as the rep
resCniatifo oI party equally as respectl-
Die ms thlt oi bis colleague; and, raising bis
voice. Doe concluded:
81 pronounce that charge false" Bow-
den. quite crestlnl'cn. smucred: "Ail right,
just wanted i0 get him 900 rCc0rd.'
Mcs-rs. Berger and Grcenhllge continued
tine argument for the majority, and Colonel
Crisp delivered one of the very allest ol bis
able speeches IN support of the minority.
SIR. WISE TO SPEAK TODAY.
Captain Wise win speak in support Of the
proposition. that Doe was elected. tomorrow,
hut there is n0 prospect of any Republican
being persuaded toNOie against party orders
SILVER LEGISLATION.
The two Republican caucuscs last oyen-
ing are expected 10 bring forth some sub
-tautial point boo ine way oi silver icgisil-
iiol. The House caucus, which was oriei-
m.iy called l0r the general purpose OF de-
cidlug 900 an order OF business. confined its
attention exclusively t0 the silver question.
using ihe Window lill as text Mr.. Cone
ger made thc leading argument in IT, favor.
llf Major Mckinley made very vigorous
ueoch 900 thp same side. and Ex-Governor
1ecrand Mr. Nckenna made temperate and
conservative remark, in support of the bill.
Np,-r-. Garter. Bartlne and Townsend at-
lacked 30 DOB fue interest OF free coinage. as
DO was expected they w0nld. Mr. Funston.
0f Kansas. wa. tle only member from "a
nNn-.ilyer producing State who made amy
strong opposition tO tue ~ ind0m scheme.
lie sided with The lee coinage people.
Ex-Governor Dingloy, who presided, al
pointed ID committee. which included an tine
mrmher- of the COINAGE committee. 90 pre-
pare report and submit 10 zoo future
meeting. The date for the next gathering
was set tor Monday, bat it is not expected
fhlt the committee will be jon condition %
report for some time later.
3fE. wI-E's SPEECH.
Captain Wise'- speech. in his contested
case tomorrow. is looked forward tO by both
sides OF the House and by the newspaper
cOrre-p p0ulents with interest. During bis
long service he has not spoken except when
un n.u something t0 say worth hearing. and
on every occasion Doc has said DO well. The
Indications are thHt there viii le an assem-
blaze to hear h.m tomorrow that Will be
complimentary t0 kilAn0nd's represents.
tive.
TIE MONTANA CONTEST.
,onalor Dln.si Aas decided 30 make him.
SELF beard n the Montana case. Tie viii
speak Aunday0r fuesdas THE noiwqoe~"..
are iulnlAne Inelf u-ut. senator H"h DIS
bob eXasleuted ilat Doe suggested i0 Che le.
puhIicaHs the Adoption oi some such arm
trlrf methods as those OF Speaker Reed. uul
sherman and others opposed this. Beside
Daniel. Senators Morgan and Jones, ol Ar.
kansas. viii speak for the Democrats next
week and Edmund, for tine Republicans.
IHE MONTANA CASE IN TuE SENATE.
m ihe senate to-day. after the transac
U0n of routine business. consideration o
fhr Montana election ease was resumed
and Mr. EYarts spoke DOB favor oi lne hepuD
lcau claimants. llD criticised the Govern
0r OF fhe State for placing Il i1nit)r-a GER
noru--af the door 0l fhe courthouse assem-
Uly f0 admit only such persons as We're en-
uilDd i0 -l iu. thus making him for the oc
.asi0u the Judge 0i who were and Who were
not elected a- representatives,. Dir. GRAY
defended ihe Governor of Montana.
Mr. George crf.ci8ing the action of tht
Silver Boss county caufla-Drs in throwing
rf.t the votes OF precinct $50. 3i, asserted
chat tlcre was u0t Republican Senator
Hl0. in lha face oi The American people
would Say Ou bis responsibility that thai
board bad tla r-ht i0 du what 10 did. Ihi'
Uls llo FIRST step fhe iuiquity and WitD
out DO u0 other party tO lhe iniquity c0uit
have been trans acted.
uAsIE>ED IO BE lNFAMOrs.
.Tha Board. iaae beautiful specimens %
rolitl..i fl-ea.Ili." ls said. " bad hasienc,
Il irEimuu-. HId would ga down to hi-
tors a- h4FIn- iurnI. I.u0l $500 instance. not %
..nn.uf. r. i.uII. Iuf Nf successful AlllanY
huliu- Uft fls iuIlsni iI- crime and boast
ug0flt.r lisH-4lr'cl lh.tlle body calling
itself f.a l.- stature of Montana. bad poo
passed l -lr -ir IaN. aHl iiIt 4i ini- h0noi
ah.e court ,hou.d ..ai naer, lnd Powers
ID would 1y iIli action give 'IltHnd faiidit
lY . tle 0nis inlU- iuat tllt miserable as
-.ul't. hegoffu n lIaUl and conceived ll
illIu.fN. r.nl performed.
Nr. Teller. ~ lltr. Was no lesislaiur
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