Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-20
WASHINGTON CITY.
ANOTHER FIeLD-DAY OVER THE
lANGSTON-VeNAsLe CASE.
o,rc,ralI and Crisp lead the Opposition
browne and waddiii Helping Lang
.ton nv Their Presence.
,rrnm our REGULAR corespOnaontl


..,,e,tcd-clcction case of Lsneston Is.
y,rab'e was more spirited than it has yet
l,.r. ~ soon as the House met Colonel
DFerraH and Judge Crisp we're primed
.-arrnowal Of the Gght. determined 20
h,ff!a go the last extremity. IL was more
,ter au hour before the Republicans could
s-nr,yc the journal Of yesterdays pro
-..iiucs For hours there were only three
democrats Ia the Hall. These We're Colo
.O'Forran Judge Crisp. snd Mr. Buck
n.9. The latter IS opposed on general
t.r.iulcs 60 iihhustering, and he insisted
r rrMmniug 20 bc counted. Judge Hol-
.rsnd Mr.. parrctt. OF Indiana. as well
. ST. McCrcarv. 90 Kentucky, happened
..vqlk In ~ the wrong moment, and they
$50. counted by Boss Reed. The latter
announced about o'clock that there was
...arum present. hut Colonel O'fCrrall
s-I Judge Crisp challenged the count. and
..V8s found that only l64 members were
present.
NOT A QUORUM.
EawcU. Haugeu. Grosveuor, and other
p.uhhcaus claimed that rs there were
.r vacancies in the membership l6i con
scented quorum. The Speaker ruled.
..trSrr that it required lGG 90 make tho
..-rm and this saved the Democrats
...u.r1riiy. The fight kept up right along
rr.rc than two hours with only three
m.crats on hand Repeatedly II was
....,. that Joss than the requisite number
v -. present. Finally at a few minutes be
-r4 O'Clock there was another call oi the
H lee. and the Clerk reported mat there
r. present one hundred aud siN'y-seVen
..... hers. IL was "a regular see-saw game,
.r of interest. aud the scenes were
va..hrl with much feeling hy the specta-
-.r- Il The galleries. Inc puhhc RhlIeiF
literally packed with negroes. Some
...tr were $50 excited that they could
...|. retain their SCENTS. 10 looked az one
...-Ifnfeyy of thehack auditors would
... .t.r the railing. Whenever there
4 near approach 90 securing quorum
Ith1Yaus would speak out IN loud
r...H-".
.-.il.r t,s' vote was taken by tellers M
.et aud only ijj members IN All couiu
I..r Huren demanded n roll-cal on
t. rr.p.-rfI.u 90 seat iaug-ton. Some
.t.. ..iuilsau, loft the ball, but pro-
missed t1cume night back.
provNrv,rI>G POLITICAL rNrM1rs.
t.rrr,-.msu Browne. of Virginia. came
f... homo vest r.lar. and has been lend ng
..r...rce fuall iu the seating 81 bolter
.-t.r. Mr. Browne is between the
...fqnl fa. deep sea. hut u he had any
..r,F sons. Dee would have remained
'' 81 tIo1,-e and
vI Law This thing no
md i.-ogue's white friends
I.,.- district viii have %
...- to .'t', with him 90 the polls tor
E...... 3. fIa manner md catfd ~ seat %
I. .f.rr I..prh. ram Who has d'htd Alhi."he
..I,I-.. ...I.vh.fae.Cucut iu the party
......- politician who raised the
.....s +. bib. Fourth district. and who
.,.F and rfr-.I Iru 300 Ii- own party
... dared oppose hm.
......,,
'-Ni.A- ..A ~ t.,
TIDE S.ul'r io-oaN --'i '-, i'u',2, ,,'',
hi..'..-' ~ ~, ~ "a roadway
i..o..n tic .it, az Alexandria and the
l.t.t.l c.,..f.rv u.ar tH. some ameud-
-..rt. g,.r. mad. uu tlD part nj the bil
.F..tirr f.r r-rt No Way and providing
In .ert..r CONCESSIONS from the CITY.
.rr.-.. t.t.,.l..- .an Doe easily adjusted,
l.v...r
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aru.Oifta' li '...i.i " '.' '..
fu.i. i'il ID -li'@ ..'-... -5 ,,..
.u iN' .l.', '4 20 no A.
tIi-r-. hil iu..iIiH- .I 'iN"' va
ii'i'H Ai'i .A.L o'.li' ~ 80 S'i,,,,
iAa'' ION Sn' :, a,,t,,.,I-
'.innii Zee ny '.I 'II ., I l,,,t
CLINT o., n"y,iiil"'.t mas IA ,cpirb
-, .,+-.,.... of tIa
uP b" t-l,,.,.,., o,,d tL,+
r.. L.,re baar uiqiutaiued art expense
tta tax-ravers of Alexandria county
-n..1,t0. me Arlington i- the largest ln
...,of aIl tie na.oral cemeteries. The
,rr.-.rr of iut.rrlents Is 1888 embracing
r..rr II tho most distinguished soldiers of
,..q,a war.
r.. Ser,tel hin rrov.des that the road
,r.loli b.. eirLtv feet Inn width. instead
,...,ty a- nr,1iloi originally when the
m...1rt Was INTRODUCED.
DIDN'T v0rE. BrI THY WE'RE COUNTED.
C.rrr,sernen Waddill and Browne Of
Virginia did NOT vote ON the Langston