Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-25
WASHINGTON CITY.
7gWAsT or NEVADA READS THE
RIOT ACT TO The RADICALS.
zee, Of tho Illinois Legislative Vote on
the worlds Fair-Action OF other
states-Fate of the force BILL
IRON our Regular Correspondent

Iron Our Regular Correspondent
|w,sErNoTox, January 24.--Tho debate
tho closure resolution was con-
Erucd to-day and promises to last for
[yeral DAYS at least, though the plan OF
n, Radicals is to try 90 shut down the
H. on Monday or Tuesday. They claim
,at they have votes enough 20 carry
Ieir point, and that the Vice-President
Ia PROMISED to aid them in whatever way
ey request. by this they mean that
orton will make ruling enabling the
a3,ools 10 put the clamps on the minors
4 Thew are, however. considerably
,r-;cd over the attitude of the Republi-
an senator's who are opposed to the con-
Il piracy.
IL 10 the majority, and between now and
{resday speeches may be expected from
4 GERS. Teller. Wolcott, and Others that
m carso rattling among the dry bones.
4 a tr;ck That Aldrich has planned may
f,c,tuaily enable the Radicals to pass the
,,lirc cec-law. but then they will be a
NO vav from passing the force bill. Some
,n-s are going on at present that are
WING the Radicals fresh trouble.
LIKE A BoMBsHELL.
The votes i'm the Illinois House Of Dele
tas Yesterday in regard TO the Worlds
o,r ouesiion ioll like bOmbshell here to-
!, ardiuasmuch a. Harrison has treated
ers'or Farwcll so badly, and ns the Sena-
5o,uisos tho President, IL is not
f,iloIy that Mr.. Farwell will now see
,c,y clearly 20 Join the other auti-force-
n Eapublicans III the Senate. IL is also
Irrlt the action OF the hansas House OF
fIs,ato- IS having the desired elect on
T. Pirmb. To-day Senators Plumb, 1el-
4 Wolcott, and Cameron had long and
rrr.. conference in tho Senate chamber.
C-.Iom is very mad about what was done
II ,tc illinois House. and he SAID to-day
NJ the Legislature might go 10. Sheol 80
H. a- he was concerned; that no would
~ no attention 70 any instructions OF
present Legislature.
DrctrSrD TO MAKE APPROPRIATIONS.
Alabama, Arkansas, Missouri, Tennessee,
a.s4s. aid Texas have. through their
fs.,.rq+urrs. declined to make any appro-
{rstious for the worlds FAR until they
III ,,bqt is 10 be done with regard TO
T. infamous force bill now pending in
q Senate. II is understood that the
5T1jana Legislature will on Monday
- similar action. and the Kentucky
{,r..itutioual Convention, now IN session
4, Frankfort, viii also pass resolutions
<.rl.puirg the force bill, and suggesting
f.tf6. legislature decline 10 appropriate
,rcv for an exhibit at the fair.
Those resolutions have greatly angered
H. Radicals IN both branches of Congress,
krditis 10 be- dcplored that the c1lgenclos
ii The situation demand such a course 70
6apursued. but, asa prominent Democratlc
kfrnber of the House sad tins AFTERNOON
T. the dispatch correspondent a people
xb1.s liberties are subveTtcc are MOI gong
4 finnish the fireworks to illuminate their
Eechne.'
HOTTER, n POSSIBLE.
II 10 believed. unfortunately, that instead
hi having the proper influence on me haul-
rs II viii provoke them to DO Their worst
u.s.. They are certainly very iuuch en-
4 -ad and are CRYING ont: 1T - the same
4 ID talk mat the slave-drivers Of the South
srduIced in before the war" We'll, this was
.yvccted. but what worries the Radicals IS
hat the House of Delegates ~ " bleeding
Eansasn hy o vote Of 81 TO % denounced
roundlv the Infamous force bill, and so has
a. IlGaols House OF Delegates. IL Is ex-
rec,el that other legislatures in the West
md N0rth wil follow suit, and the battle
Eromises 10 become hotter inside of a
week.
TIE CLOSURE RULE.
Tho f9te Of the force bill is the allah
orbinc topic in Washington. 1t has laid
Iur ali other business and nothing else has
n chance while that infamous measure Is
EendIup. IL seems to bc the prevailing
Gpipiun that the closure rule will ultl-
.1stely b. adopted in the Senate,
f., II is claimed that the force
hlll will finally be either beaten on o
sr.ct vote or side-tracked. There are nine
heuutlicln senators against 1t. Seven
klll stick under any and all circumstances.
b chit votes are needed TO Kill the force
d D. Terrible pressure IS eXerted on both
lgs. The Democrats think they Will cap
bur the necessary number OF votes. lhey
h. taking no chances, however. Ihey are
grrg 90 fight TO the last ditch.
free coinage IS cutting a figure in tins
|Eu,,ti0n. and ii the silver advocates stand
E0se,her they viii eventually beat the force
h N and whip the gold-bugs.
Tie anxiety is great here Of present, ana
hex week there will be developments well
worth watching.
Senator German, as a leader, has the en-
|ifs confidence of his party, and If he wins
his fight the love OF the southern people
hJr the MARYLAND statesman VIII be sgreat
b. u was for the late Alr. Randall.
A PERFECT FARCE.
The Observation-Disclosures is getting to
h. ap,rf,ct farce for the reason that the
le;ubhcans are not trying to find out any
|thuE. Whenever q witness is on the verge
|of telling anything that Is OF real value
land importance Chairman Dlnsiey man
|hces % shut him OF.
Congressman Baker is very much in
|ceused because the House Committee. on
'Eulcs viii not set apart day for consider
lnE hUsn.-, bills. He says that he wants
|tOpass the measures in the interest OF navl-
|eatiou ON the Virginia and North Carolina
coast along with many others, but the men
drumming the machine will not permit legls-
laton.
IO5TMksTEES.
Postmastcrs f5r Virginia: Jennie Kelly,
Kelly view, Wise county, rice Kate Kelly,
deceased. and W. p Budasill, Laurel
Mills, Monroe county, rice W. n. Smith,
removed.
North Carolina: General 4. G. Teehler,
|Chiul Grove, Rowan county, rice G. T..
|Corr.ll, resigned.