The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-30
THE IMBECILE INGALLS,
To veNTlLATE HIS SPLEEN
AGAINST THE SOUTH TO-DAY.


regard and votes Of the Kansas people Ill
minishing. stays awake o nights deyising
COMO echcme 10 strengthen himself, and TO
ro,ain the possession of his Senatorial seat.
uehas decided that nothing will so COM
mend him to the people he now represents
as malignant abuse Of the South, ana ~
Gettysburg tomorrow he will pour Walls OF
his denunciation upon those people. In
his speech at the decoration cere-
monies Mt Gettysburg he will draw
comparison between the scenes
nj Richmond today. and those at Getlye-
Iur,, ,o.uorrow. He viii laud.the manlies-
,ofion of loval sentiment, and Will assert
,hat the Southern people are ut heart az
much rebels now as when they followed
General Lee in war. He VIII ihrineI saS
that except for their cOwaulce """ ~
beeility they would break mo Overt ie".r
lion now: that they are too imbeclle 10
,ormulate positive or aggressive action, ana
foo cowardy TO put into effect sucn
unrposes as they have. ingalls, VIII
employ all his yituperatlye powers
i'm abusing the South and her people. ne
hopes thus 10 reinstate himself IN the gOod
craces OF Kansas Republicans. lie rear
izes that his prospect Of reelection Is dls,
couraeing. The farmers have denounced
him in all their meetings and organlzd-
tions. and though he has sought 10 curry
favor with them by proposing absurd lesis-
lation, they show no disposition 10 reiehi'
ingalls, hopes to create furore OF senli-
ment in his favor by his TRADE against tue
South.
RIVER AND HARBOR BILL.
10 Of fla
River and HarbOr bill are still being circu-
lated. but there does not seem to he any
foundation for them beyond the fact that
sneaker Reed deems it unwise from party
standpoint to pass the bill. so far as can be
asceIfaincd, the President has not yet eN-
pre ssea any opinion on the measure.
The members Of the Senate Commerce
| Committee believe that the large and I'M
rortant rivers and harbors should be amply
! provided for. even should that necessiiate
reducing appropriations Tor the sinail
streams. in keeping with this policy II
may be that the appropriation Tor James
river will be enlarged.
| MIR. EDMUNDs' FIRST SPEECH.
REPRESENTATIVE Edmunds made his maiden
speech to-day. this day having been given
No 10 public buildings. Mr.. Mills opposed
an appropriation Of $4,000 for "a posi-oihce
at Bar IIarbOr. lie yielded five minutes 10
| Mr.. Fdinunds. who said he had nothing 20
saw about Bar IIarb0r. but he appealed 20
the House 10 listen to his "tale OF Woe
lie ought to he in Richmond to-day. but The
chairman Of the Public Buildings Commit
tee had kindly proposed that if he I'D
munds) could remain here to-day he might
get his bill for a public building AT Roanoke
through. Mr.. Edmunds SAID he might be
like a certain animal mentioned in scrip
lure: make more sound than eloquence;
but ne begged the House % be Kind to INN.
lie ought TO be- with his Confederate friends
today. but had abandoned them for the sake
Of his bill. and he hoped he would not lall
! between the two STOOLS.
Mr.. Edmunds' short speech was delivered
in happy. pleasing manner and he really
capiiyated the House, though employing no
arts Of the orator. lie was plain ana
STRAIGHTFORWARD, and MS speech was greet
ed with hearty applause by both sides oi
the House. and he was c0mpilmentcd by
Republicans and Democrats.
In their report Of a bill to establish a
United states court at Raleigh. NOrln Caro-
lima. the House judiciary Committee says;
strange TO say no district court has ever
been authorized to be held at Raleigh,
and the capital of the state. Dis
trict courts are held at Greens
bOro. Charlotte. SiatesYille, and Ashevlle.
where terms OF both the circuit and district
courts OF the United States are now held,
and there is much more reason why
Raleigh should also have district court.
Senator Daniels bin appropriate Ti1.OOI
fora posiollice building al Fortress Monroe
has been faVOrably reported.
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
The Senate to-day. after an extended dis
cussion, passed bill TO regulate the COM
merce in liquor between the states. by a
vote Of % 10 10. Al 6:lj the senate adj
journcd till Monday.
HOUSE.
In the house to-day. Mr.. Payson, Of Hi
nOis. from the committee on pubic lands
reported back senate bin with amend
ments) for Il general forfeiture Of land
grants. Ordered printed and recommiitcd.
The House then went into Committee Of the
! Whole on public building bills. the special
order of the day. The following bills were
taken up. discussed, and laid aside favor
ABLY: Norfolk, Va. $1,000; Rome, Ga,
$j0.000. The committee then rose.
Mr.. Turpin. Of Alabama, obtained unani-
nous consent 10 make statement for one
minute. Very much 90 his surprise. he SAID
and TO the surprise Of the people who sent
| him here. the committee on elections had
| UtflNfU iltN Niu IDl " NiA "a pm w.
longer. and had named Tuesday rs the day
on which 20 put on the rack. He therefore,
asked unanimous consent for the passage OF
| a public building bill.
Mr.. Williams Of Ohio, objected.
The House then proceeded to consider
the bills reuoricd from the Committee Of the
Whole The first being the Bar llarbor bill.
Mr.. Turpin raised the point Of no quorum.
and. without action. the House at $40 +.
NJ. adjourned until Monday.
THE TARIFF BILL.
When the senate Finance Committee met
this morning Mr. sherman moved 10 take
up the tariff bill by paragraphs ana either
pass them for future action or agree to them
rs they stood. This was agreed TO. The
committee then took up the chemical scbe-
dule. This was gone over and ihiriy-oight
items checked off. OF these, however, thir-
teen Of the most important were passed
over without action. In this way the COM
mttep went through four Of the l26 pages Of
the bill. MIR. Iiiscock moved that sub
committee ON each side be appointed 10 pre-
pare such schedules as would be advocated
by its party ON the floor Of the senate and
that each subcommittee refer its schedule
TO each other This was adopted.
CAPITOL NOTES.
The First National Bank Of Hickory, y.
c.. by ID. W. Shuier. OF Hickory. and his
associates, has filed an application with
the Comptroller OF Currency for authority
10 organize q national hank.
The Committee on Public Buildings and
Grounds to-day reported fayorably to the
House the following public building bill:
Salem, y. c.. with an amendment reducing
the amount from $4,000 TO $4,000.
Benjamin Hawkins (colored) was hang
ed in the jail here to-day for the murder Of
his wife. The drop Eel a few minutes after
II o'clock noon. His neck was broken, and
four minutes later the doctors pronounced
him dead.
THE IRISH NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Mr.. Parneil Approves Of President Ti;z-
gerald's Action.
LINCOLN, NEB.. May 29.-President John