Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-26

SENATOR VANCE REOpENS TIE
TARIFF DISCUSSION.
Republican Salse Promises About the
Tebacco-Tas-Thc bankruptcy Bill
Virginia Affairs.
lrrnm Our Reeelar corrosponacn.l

WASHINGTON, july %. ~tonSiuofanon ~!
the tariff bin vas resumed IN the Senate
TO-DAY. and Senator Vance opened the DIS
cussion. lie was accorded the best OF at
tcrtion by the Democrats hut the Re
pubhcsns. with but few exceptions. did
not seem e. care 80 hear what the distin-
ruished North Carolina statesman had
t. say. he IS always entertaining, and
IA addition 10 his humor manages
- throw out about as many chunks
~ wisdom a. any member oil 10"
highest legislative body in the land.
like Senator voorhees,. Senator Vance can
always be relied upon g. make speeches
that arc capital documents Cor circulation
in the campaign. he was nt ms best to-
day, and beng thoroughly posted on the
iaud hc made "a magnificent speech.
The Republican senators appear TO have
an understanding 90 make o. few speeches
Hs possible on The tariff bill and not 10 lis
tcn o. the Democrats.
TrF-nNrTE prniTr.
Evidently their policy IS 20 take up as
ltlo time as possible but they propose 90
have Mr.. Aldrlch auswc, Mr.. Carlisle. and
probably several others viii make SCI
speeches. Tho fvc-mnutc debate VAL,
of course. be spicy and interesting and
that ie whom most Of the talking VIII boz
H.. , 80. .,.r,.,ti,',, No, d.. b.t
sh.t H. ,.vr'd me, tL.;r ranks an
.cronrt of ficir famine to rcocal
suy part of che tOOaccO-t8x. \ party That
promised So much and las done go little
i- going 90 have a tough time eXplmnEg 10
Atom ~ fLe fex IN, tobacco and 10 wine 0ut
tax ON fruit-Iraudies. Republicans i'm
NireIn.alas wear julius Cesar Bur
rnv,. vnwp about what the party would 81
q thry rot the chance VII regret that
tIc howicl Ceery time hc told them the
Republicans would abolish the tobacco
i'A' i"cy nave rae "h'i' ''F'Inihonl'
FAfsE TIuW-Ts.
The Uouse teriT bill p-oposol 10 take
sH urly haIf ~ tho ilx ON smoking and
r.l,1fI-l tobacco which MAS nb1ut $40
DIOa0 i,-s r..h.f'tb,n was afforded Inn the
sin. Iiil az f---. and tho SENATE bin even
Er.rE. no .m.ll ra.nf mat was offered ia
FL. N,Etnl.- I'm a- rq-sod hy tLe House.
S.maof tho southern Republican con-
rr,--meu are frantic over the situation,
Iut thsy are giving tle alarm and locking
th. -tabi,-iolr after the horse bias been
-f...u. Ih,v lost their Grand opportunity
,rf.r no, ailo,re3 fhe Ia-ea,r of the roll |
l.r.r ra-ipar psrei1u bll that is Going 10 !
...,f. sal O0l Ono ar more Annually large !
\ r. among political bummrrs. The hcucG- |
,.,4ri.- of nm. biU even according 20 |
Grand ARMY men. are hummcrs What |
f.e southern Republicans should have done |
would have boon ~ protest ~ advance |
r..t no manner uonsiou bIl should be- |
,l-.e3 urtI There was provision made for |
r.f.yiucthe tobacco industry. The South |
c.,. NOTHING under tine r1hbcr pension |
SIN. but i- to he taxed on her tobacco 90 |
rii-. money for the payment of those cuor- |
.tg- pguslon bills, ana ihi' %. Sil'uli |
r. IlN'fH I'D ola every >'hHi ii VII SUM "-'N |
r'h Carolina during ilr aplr 'AchIhs |
campaign.
Az UNuOlY ALLIANCE.
DO .D. ..,tIeru Reruhlicau4 had stood |
e-..,lI had u,t onter.t irto au uuholv !
.I...,..... ,,itb I(.es Reed erI Iodn. 10 cap |
,,T ,.oeso ~rcrLU and led |
.,..l. IN, fhair constituents they would |
t.,i.r DID. Ie,-ir, senator Sherman 10 |
.+.i....o.. if nc. SQUAT. That Dino ice |
l.-.,ell. al., mi tl.m. Urlsa promi~cr |
frm vny lnck. hut be- will do nothing.
r.I....,o f, l. d. terminated a,ainst for |
,,,.r.,..ns. n isa southern product aud |
f..r.y.rr.. frorI faaf source isupcded % |
,..., mansion. ,iiIstti.us The situation |
elt.'.il.r "a l1I Onc for th, southern |
E.puuhcaus. Thcg have simply been hood |
wIuk.i. and having hrDu used to carry oHt
LDDl'- -.hen.. their demands VIII Doe DE
Iur.3.
CoNIIEIrp.
Vio amended force llll which Senators
Er..r...r. .,,.I Tf..- lave boon prfu9riu, b
r'muI.-.f qrl l,. zone to the printer.
Nhrn tr, c8r..- .r..ir thcland, If the Re-
publican senators ana shall have been
lead carefully another ciu.u. VIII hc held |
THAT .I,nlr. vlIl decide. whether ar NOT the |
.IfIl. Doc. dressed tli- session.
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r"itiuS in more Hmg ndmeui- 10 Inc nA'h-
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'i.r.,,. fi9t would tel,o -,r,,. AZ fba -tiur |
..ftE.Iill o.it viii opnlv to VIRGINIA. |
C.I.rrlJ T.rrev of 81. Ioui- who Is |
l.l..5tI,,. Igrirnn+ iiU s.,ns to tbiul, |
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among the "Judee's" most interrstinr |
rt-r4tfy... for .,,ere1 ,.oors Isva boon bis |
ftorie. of how tbick be- and the Snltup /
used 10 be- I'M africa
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itei -'Nif' tng i''Hlon OF MtI@hat pI
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