Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-24
WASHINGTON CITY.
Congressman yenable Robbed Of His
Seat in The House.
NEOTTRlGE CONSUNuATED IT LAST.
The Negro hangston Misrepresents the
Fourth Dis;riot-o' Ferrali's blows
for Virginia and Democracy.
-rrom our Regular corrosponaen.i


WASHINGTON. September 29.-The House
gepublioans managed to secure a quorum
NJ their own men to-day and seated Lang
sion. Colonel O'Ferrall was the only Demo
craf who renamed IN the hall He had TO
feht siugle-handed and alone. but he stood
M molly and gallsntly, and as long as
there was the slightest chance 70 put IN
how ne dealt Il in the interest OF Nenable,
Virginia, and the Democracy. For more
.tsn an bour Colonel O'Fcrrall was the
size occupant of the Democratic side of
fh, hall. There was not even page on
that side OF the big room.
Tho Repuhicans had the Photographic
camera al work once more he artist
PLANTED has camera on the full Republican
l.nud then on Colonel OFerrall. IL will
make an interesting picture. The tail,
fre-iooking Nirginisn Will take well in any
t.rfurc hut In this he VIII show of un-
usually well. and when the Republicans
CIRCULATE the copies around in tho various
districts rs they propose TO do the voters
.g.r,wbcrc VIII gaze upon fighter who Tor
r.rlv two weeks has kept the whole Re
lU uCan party IN the House at bay.
o'1RBAtL SCORES 4 VICTORY.
Colonel O'Ferral has demonstrated that
OIL. tyiaut in the chair cannot nde roush-
-.si over the minority without having
..n-t.tut.0nal quorum present. He has
made chat point certain and sure, ana the
Republicans had q bring M one hundred
AMI s.ItF-slN ol their own men. lhey nave
- fl. mean time made n almost certa
Eta, from ten 10 a dozen Republicans VIII
i taelr elections M the dutrcts they
.. represent By keeping them here the
I...,- are badly broken down IN many DIS
f. ..- and an 10 scat one negro who was not
d ff4..N .a O.
l.r.u n Virginia and who j. oblectiona-
r..Uv 90 more than half Of the Repub-
I... who to-lav voted TO seat him.
Everybody is pralsiug Colonel Oh errai
fa- fht splendid fight that he has made.
a.. no could have done better. lie IS the
admiration Of ms own party associates ana
oven tine Republicans admit nat ne HiauY
Cd. proper fight, and that ne acquitted
..r..If Handsomely from start 20 finish.
LAsosIoN SEATED.
yea-sud-nav vote was taken on the first
-....uifou declaring that Hon. Edward c.
I.raIl. WAS not entitled 10 the seat from
r. Fourth Virginia district. Tins was
carried hy the party vote lCheadle tne eA-
..utiou.. and counting those Republicans
t.-,s.ut who did not vote, about fifteen,
including the Speaker. Colonel y tIIal
Was ot course also counted. A yea-anc nay
t.f. WAS refused ON the second resolution
tns yeas and NAYS, hut Radicals Ike Row
rH Haucen. aud that Tx shouted out
f.r,r dieapproval. Cbeailo kept demand
mo the yeas and nays. but the demand
uasrefused Tho vote was taken. ana All
Colonel OFerrall could do wa, 10 call Ior
DIVISION. That ayai.ed nothing. Inc
vote was put and carried.
APPLAUSE PROM 1Hr NEGROES.
Just then there was q valid burst OF APP
uhus- from the public gallery. winch was
hacked and iammed with negroes. Ihey
l,ar1pej their feet. clapped their hands,
yelled. shook their woody heads, grinned
and rocked. and turned pandemonium
ln.qe for few moments. The speaker
smiled and seemed glad, and did not at
tempt 10 stop the NOISE. lie let the ne
erOcs run riot.
NORWEGIAN AND NlGGTR.
Elatherskito Kelly. of Kansas and many
other Radicals. including the bolster0us
E0ufelle. fairly shouted, and SO dad
other S0uth-hatng Republicans. VINE
This demonstration was going on
Heureu locked arms with Langstou.
and as they proceeded down the
oisle the Wisconsin Norwegian literally
Lurrel the Virginia mulattO. Iangstun
,ves SD ucklea with delight that he
ercmod anxious 90 kiss Haugeu. when
Iar-4fon had been sworn m hcWent 10 the
roar of the ball and took his stand next 10
Unureu on the back VOW. Old man Can
non. of Illinois. came along, and the Nir-
cilia muiatto reached over and extended
his hand The llliuOsAu grabbed his hand
and they shook vigorously each other
PAWS IL was disgusting sight. 10 the
credit Of the average Republican It can be
said that not many Rugged LAnSston.
ASHAMED or THuR uETY WORK.
They seemed To be ashamed Of the days
dirty business. .
Within ten minutes after the seating OF
Faug.ton. Miller. a negro from South Caro-
lima was voted the seat which has been
occupied bv Mr. Elliott. Miller ~ not Ia
town. and therefore was not sworn IN to-
dav. Some Of the Radicals wanted 10 go
ahead with the Magulness-Aldcrson case,
of West Virginia, but EOweu shook ms
head. He thought the deylltry had gone
far enough.
ing Democrats. and Henderson, OF Iowa,
moved O. go into Committee OF the Whole
on the general deficiency bill.
fuANE HrrUDIArIp.
A few minutes after the seating Of Lang
ltOn "a Telegram came from II. Ions an
nounciug tuat Congressman Frank had
been Knocked out IN his district cOnyen-
ton. II serves him right. He has re-
mancl here aud has helped the Repubh-
can, t0 do an the deyIltry that was accom-
plished to-day.
BOSS IANGsTON-TN-BOss BILLY.
Ianc-ton having been seated he VIII
draw. including salary and mileage, about
~iutm from the Treasury This makes
hm boss of AN that IL left of the Repubh-
CON party iu Virginia The majority IN the
House have iowned Malone and handed
the party over 20 negro control. Until
Malone retrieyes he is "eX-bOss' and
Laurstou IS Boss, with blg ~.
le can laugh at Malone and defy
him. The little General Is not IN
town. His friends. Mcssrs. Maddlu.
lr VINO. and B0wden. men whom he made
politically. did not stand by him. They by
Their presence helped 90 seat langston;
Butler Malone was hcreto-day. He looked
.r.-tfallrn. but some of his fathers
friends who were with him sald that the
lay ut reckoning would come. They may
div Boosting. for Langston Is Temporal
-v boss. Ile can laugh now.
9Ill MALONE KICK AGAINST TIE NEW BOSS?
Ono of Mahone's followers said at tho
.r.tnl to-day just after Langston was
r.i that Malone would have out can
lta OF his own IN the Fourth district
t that 10 would be- "a black negro. In all
probability II Will be A. W. Harris. Ma
home NAV or not call convention. II he
l- ONE Il viii be packed so that LangstOn
DII have no show whatever. Some Re
.ullcans say that Malone viii simply al
JOSS bis candidate 10 run without calling
..e convention. but Others insist that
Iatre VIII have 10 be convention 70 IN
..re rcgulsrity.
From AN accounts Malone is very mad
aIth Congressman Bowden. and IT IS re-
.lrtel here that if Bowden Is renomi-
asted Malone may even take the stump
against him.
Some OF the Virginia Republicans admit
bat Mr. Brownies course IN tins fight Is
lgte likely 20 make the election Of Mr.
Jones. the Democratic candidate III the
ffs, district. certain. This Il good time
for Virginia Democrats 20 60 cunning tor
Republcans. The fght will be on now IN
earnest.
DEMAND FOR yESABLE.
The wish il general here among Demo
Gratis that Mr. Venable shall make the race
again IN the Fourth district, lie can and
wil be elected. and would have the sup
port OF al decent people. The next House
Will be Democratic and lac is needed IN
that body.
prfguT qopAcCo CONCESSIONS.