Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-02
WASHINGTON.
lsHlBAcH's AMENDMENT LOST BY
THE ABSENCE OF DEMOCRATS.
frank Hatton Warns the Republicans
Against tho lodge niil-wnddiii on
Jurics Hope In tho senate.

tgrom Our Regular Correspondent
w,qmvoroN, July The House pro-
s.ahucs were again very lively to-day.
tlr frsi test os strength was on Air lchi-
laeh's amendment 90 make tho Lodge
election law apply alike 60 every congress
soual district in the United states. II was
l0.i hy @ vote of iSS 90 1872. Could 10 have
loon passcl the meat OF the infamous
force Mi would have been taken ont. IL
could have been carried had some OF the
Democratic members now IN the CITY been
IN tut,r soats. They did not seem 20 be m
INV hurry e. reach the Capitol. When the
Nolcwas taken two or three Democrats We're
Within $50 Yards Of the Capitol They
Thought more Of a lunch than they did ~
the importance ot being on hand 10 vote.
The partv has suffered constantly this ses-
f.ou GA account OF the neglect OF duty on
fac part of some Democrats. Many
Republicans purposcly kept away. hoping
tUai the amendment would be adopted.
n they had been present they would have
been compelled to have voted with their
TO PASS TO-DAY.
Unless tho unexpected happens tho
lodge hiil vail pass the House tomorrow.
i0,s Reed * cracking the party whip 30
ielccly that not more than four Repubh-
cans can be- depended upon 90 vote against
the bin These are EWart. Of North Caro-
lna Coleman, of Louisiana; Lchlbach.
oi New Jersey. and Cheadie. Of Indiana.
There is u good deal Of talk about others
who will dodge. uut If they are in thor
feats they vii all probably walk
I'D TO the scratch. HIll Of j.
lo.is. Prank and Neldinghaus Of
rI-souri. Wilson of Kentucky. Simonds of
Connecticut. sherman OF New York, Stew
nft oi Vermont. Van Setback of Wisconsin,
q . D.. a.. q %. ff ion
tle bll. but they are afraid Co cut loose
from their party leaders. 1t rs really asa
in. them Co do bold thing 90 vote in the
NEGATIVE. The only possible WAY that the
DILL can ho beaten is through Republican
abseutcC.sm. but when 10 comes 10 that
there are about as many Democrats absent
ne Republicans.
chance when they failed 10 adopt the
Ichllach amendment. IL was TOO bod That
tLoyotcs were lacking when they could 80
easily have been lu place.
SIGNIFICANT WARNING.
Tho Past TODAY. ia spite of tho charge
Ed often luule that the paper IS not
Huarelv independent but leans too much
toward the Republicans, las "a strong en-
f.ia dcDouuCUg Cine Lodge election bi,
nrl declaring That % would be ml-t4he
tomas. thD measure. 10 is understood that
thrrl.tnrlal was written ty hI. hh'ton, the
eI.tur..u-chlel. who WR- o-iuastef-,fth-
.-.r f. -.r, 4Ilorfi1n of Artnur's Admins
fr..... Nr Iattou Lo.i- t.at there Was
,......t- qI0rco I,Il fifteen years ago.
l.t... r.rassItv now. and Doe warustha Re-
ruiH.ar-uat to commit the fatal ml,,iake
r . , ', n, , iis a ,,.T' The old
I'D .l.... arq.n-t fine ueud-
'.'.' '- I,..-l... ti4+tIa lin cam
t.. g.. -.,ata Dus credit
.l... J,...,i,, Virairi.a f.r its
o.. ..,t-o',.'. ms measure
.-,tr. o., railroad
N'-' OF ''"~
l-.
odd HNiNo-roArp fttItht CAHhiip.
TI. amendment %. lIr. H'mphu 10
rEnu.t. from the lodge bin thc reurn-
.r.....ri I,..ur. was defeated ln the
f.-iHr iv 70 vote a. lti Oh l3i Lcnl-
I.....II lI...I|e being fIc only Eepubii-
......t .-Ir., with fra Democrats Coleman
,e..r.- fneEiII and Iwart is absent too
dre .uf t. rar.4 fine latter ha- been
.'. ..r.t.... and was hardly 200 cOudi-
f.r .....uu saturday. He VIII hc on
hand f..r..rr.v. 90 vote AGAINST tine bin.
I'LL. Democrats confidently expect TO
Uneven. tI.. r.-s.ro uf the bin 10 the SEN
49,. and Is-. Tins hope ou the refusal OF
s.. -.r.t.t9 chance 10, rules. OF course,
n tI..r..I.. .~. .i1.r.l and rar-laW ap-
fr.l +.. F.r1Iiir.,us have the power 10
l. v'f..t..or f.ev please. but there will be
4 I.rg f,.f L.f.r. even the rules could
...y he changed.
Lotl branches of Congress VIII probably
adjourn thursday uhlI MohuhV'
WAIDlfL oN IHE JURY CLAUSE
fl.i .1.. .t-4 .,.,.,t, 10,
"..''iii ''.'. .u.' .,..D
t.D D. .i.r '-.l"F "u tie jury feature nv
'' i.'' '' TO-, Ill.,. ,,,o.,,ro H..
-. ...,. ,.,..,i.i..n ,f fa0. tl4t
......l ,..tb t..l.tt.s WIS unfortu-
r.... IlcIl,y ofIs7s. ne claimed. brought
r..t.- into the Iury-hoX. This bin, Ee In-
t.t.l proposed to select iurcs through
..u-rs.t.-au methods. but right hero was
wI.rethe member from Richmond made
ar.uucut that would to hard 90 sustain,
..rt.. Lodge bin proposes TO practical re-
u.I off tHe present jury law, ~ that %
would n carried out. 90 away with tho
commissioners who select the names and
ilt- all this work done tv partsans, as IL
proposed 60 have the cltrhsand mar shais
IUf tUe names ln the box. NotElhg coQid
I. moro partisan IMAM INNS. hHl 'uu-9
Naitll hnor.t 10 prove ihat CLERKS ana
u.l-Aa.s would have TO select the jurors
under the jag suction OK t,e nileu ''",y
courts. Wei. the Souih mas hA9 "a sumo
u.,r dose of the partisan Federal judges.
With t-e po- ipIc exception OH JUICE
inEi,. none OK lue H'Iu,.',IIn ,,5,'
could Ue depended on I'D eve the Demo
''"'' any 'N'" "'.'', -.
+,'t ,....,.
JUDGE Wudilu also com pi"hed NAT 'H'
present IuIf system W"uiN l''t N'. A' a' II"
CLAIMED DO was q uaiAh zee I'D cili''ilI9 10
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