The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-10
THE BURNING QUESTION
EXPECTED TO CREATE ANOTHER
SENSATION NEXT TUESDAY.
Senators Butler and ingalls, 90 Lock
Horns-Thc Radicals Hosting the Black
Flag Continued Hearing Before the
N.av.and Means Committee.


ways and Means Committee.
WASHINGTON. ID. g.. January o. -pc-
ciai. Tho most interesting point of Con-
sro-sional news is ihe expected match De-
tween Senator Butler and senator ingalls,
that is 90 come oi next Tuesday. The qnes-
tion is the Problem ANA The two cAam-
pions have already been lcfa'ded as repre-
senting opposing sides. Ar Butler goes lpf
the deportation OF The negro, aud Mr. In
galls exploits The rights OF ihe Airo-Ameri-
can citizen as % citizen with the power
of the Federal Government tO back him
and Federal supervisors 90 enforce
iho right Of the negro to vote a-
Oncn as Doe can Dee counted i0r tie
Republican party. II is known that In
calls ny0rs ilc Ueaf Republican idea Of
voting by census, 500 as t0 cousioer a he-
uuhiieW majority q fact where there i- "a
na.rO majority 0i populations though there
should be not single Republican Noio cast.
The present attitude of lho majority in ihe
House. which is understood i0 mean ihe
assertion Of au arbitrary rule. regardless OF
ihn presence off the minority DID, gives
Aif. ing9lis the cue to his speech
au lle ,aDe question. for his ureth-
rom claim llal in adopting the
aufoeraf'e .ian 0f s7as.iu1lin. iir Demo
cratic minority. -.4V are merely serving ihe
hieh principle of Federalism as opposed lo
gnai they cai rebel Democratic iuie. VT
Huflrr is supposed t0 Doe able io cope WIN
his adversary. and 30 WiH he h'eil gay.
Oh course. all this WIs ioftacsH h- e0pii
"a. Norsan and fBulr buu.ht Forward
their bills relating t0 negro emieIiiion'
IuE BURNING QUESTION:.
This question win certainly Doe the promi-
uent topic ueXf ucea. and besides Mh'i poe
itcians and Statesmen hni neWela lei.
have i0 slr. There WiIl he tae ehniaeli7 Oh
fHe most philosophical. minds oi ile cpun-
.f.. and beneath li lhi- VIII Doe ihe ,enii-
urnf of the mas as 0i the southern people,
which i- finally i0 decide ile great ques-
ton. As t0 ihe deportation oi fne negro
th.re f- a divided opinion in tie south, nui
ls f0 ils chance ol bis being arbitrarily
counted aa fhe majority. Hul tAe white peo-
nIe uui under hlm auu tue Northern hAu.-
.Gl-. il i- quite another thing. ald ine en-
rahfDuel opinion oi the country VIII decide
faf fIa rule of civilization.
THE Elections Committee oi ihe House
took Tp ihe contested election ease ~ smith
against jackson. Fourth district West Dr.
riuia. and heard arguments from Cole ioi
The crn.fsiaut and General ~t 'l1if ioi
fha c0nfr-f0o. Ili- ct-D i- interesting ANA
Indicative 0f tine Radical policy for % has
neratnlof. been the lmmcW0rial rule iD
leave contested election cases io ihe la-i
session Of Congress. The Radicals evident
u.s. intend f0 show their teeth. and hnf n-
nailed Moir dag tO ihe mast, DO be-
expected that they wiIl cruise under
huccaucor rules OF which ine quorum
0rir' is llD fundamental law. IT ine
Democrat i- uu-u.ind the same luie WIZ
apply f0 MANY other southern members ana
anybody uIl Doe made tD Naik ihe plank Do
fla sacrifice suits tla hum.I anl interest o'
Ross Reed and Dis crew. 'ihi, i- fhe first
Time in our history iHlt ihe black flag has
been boldly h1.-ted over ODE Speakers desk
and of course 10 WiiI induce another manu-
Mcture OF anti-relel sentiment 90 defend
thc performance
CANADIAN EXTRADlII0N TREATY.
A dispatch This afternoon from Toronto
ganai0. says chat the uoW cN'radiiion
treaty contains 5000 300 0i cases ihai oueh'
to De- cvfradited. lud tlHt it Wili he thor
0uehiy satisfactory to both sides. The pres
.At treaty appears io only favor Glasses.
PROTECTION FOR BEANS.
The bean growers appeared in force bn
f,ra Ile Nays and Means Committee TO-DAY
and in. .-ied 0u D. hIlh import tiN $3.50 ihen
staple. The bean Was Tipped backward
and forward 1ul DO only lacked Boston o.
f back tha man with Cincinnati pork o.
u.yo caused Hn exciting dIscus-inn.
~ -..in rr Albion. n. L.. bean
- .. ,. .fftt,.. b.. -.r.f.l.f -n.rgr O- rice
... .If. ..r.tr, and in r.
~ "'', '''.- .....+f... r.- L.,n. ilh
'.ln D." ,.....,.. .,.....i'. gl. Farmer.
""' % ........ mari. fi,inlin., ii th.
" ,.. ...'',ii.. .I.,r in t.ar. M. onl,
.' ,,.. b. F, was money. and il Wa.
'l ...,..h f. .I Iha farmer. had de-
'ti.l n.f f0rt must ba protected. ID.
.,'rs H.. manufacturers The witness
.l,,iff.l naf Whcn ihe importation o
+ ...l.. t..ts tle iar.o-f the price WIs alway.
hIrh.r fI.au af oiheriimc-. lle adhered an
-auf.lr fl tnis rather paradDNicad state
mont .n cross examination. but tl'
E..tf.r. f,ro.... r.nM n0f fhra-h THEN
...n- ..... lerau-e of ine extraordinary
i.mn season. and when iAey wer. ilreshe'
aul placed on ihe mlr.ci ODD. iiiee MVu.'
drop hrINN ll' I.'"'.''' ''.. '' ''., ,.
noula N' u.'.D.'..'-' ""'
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ruE QI IAuEO-liNlhAAlAL FAlH.
,rl. n...fr.-r.uf.nnl. F4Ir 4uasse.
r..','' fi... r0alu .f nafr'0t.-m aud mi,ine-
....fi... IaIof n-iifrs. and lhe Reuuhl
... 0.,.. .l...n f,..r hlUl f.r (licH.O a
.I'tI ..rt.. Western .l0f.m Dbl l~Hl. That Or
tI..tf.l election and f0a Fair .houA
..,.. E.. fl. .lin. wear was ID c0inc.deur
I..ffG. ..au.fI. af fl. H.. %. p. chiefs at one
.,...,,.. fl Seize. and tno way they take hol
- n hI Oh. fair for no
,Of. That is business according q
.,,r fn aud thereby hangs th
tie' of ihe great Columbus Fair of lsi-
Buf -fW it remains thlf New York au
.Ia-hir.f0n. lla East and most of lh
south will oppose Chicago. and ine Demo
erlfs will -aieNdiy take ihe national Nie'
.nffae question. which would iay the prlz
h0fwe.n Sew York and Washington. II
Hl.v that the committees ol both house
wiu recommend ihe Appropriation MiiAou
naming lhe plan. and let the candidate
H-ht DO 0ui in lhe open session. Wnich Ni
therefore Ns merry as % convention, an
|.'fl the advantage off "a i-money prize.
,-rrcr>ft. Q-ruOnr-- MAKES a HIT.
The Nirein'ans and ,0uiAomers had
good time to-day at matinee a' i'
- National ile1Hc' gwen DID .,h'i o' "a !.
- letia Adren, niece oi Ais' ena.. n.y..
stewart. under ine my ,l..t '.i
leer ti'nin'h' Ane .','. H.
i0rmm- turned 'll in ... l..,.'-
n9ui occupy 'n- I'' 'i ,,a ,,,.,
Payne aha "e'ti'l ''.''i..'' ',l g,i,f...,isr
others beng l.se.'' - "nr,h@r-
stood n. lhe i'-i'.,''.' ~. f6e4fric
honor luc t.H"- '-l'- ''-. .,f--. 4