Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-02
glKERSOF OUTLAWS
p,oloc Of Legislators ard Office
Seekers Yesterday
,,,rvgLE TO-DAY Al NOOK.
,r,os,.ms rha, WIN bs consid.
fsl''iP ,.,nes,sion TO Excieds from
S,reu,ss All bat the si@on.
por.-onicers selected.

- 81 y ms ms hotels in the city they pretty
$ y 80 '' "a themselves into the lobby Of
~ ,.ssnre 'lag, Yesterday afternoon about .
~. 81. c,pitol officers and others who
lso ~ ~ 10 have Capitol ofices and
csia - - The separate gift Of the two
-, = also emptled themselves into tho
sfs'., ,,v-makcr win find the lapel
tlN ,ols Of his coat little the worse
SFo. mi, morning and perhaps find
.,.,,ssbing his memory with reference
90 ',,.orversation Of the night prece-
W. be has contracted 10 deliver more
~ Of minor places than theiaw al
But such Is the reward or the pun
~ 90, Of legislative honors.
TANlLAaE SCENES.
u,ns shades Of the great men who
o., sppport the Exchange lobby pill
Ne supported by them forty years
- -, permitted TO come back for
"a .s.sop last evening they would have
H,. 5.aculty in reaching conclusion
y :. wbs, the crowd foreshadowed,
-, ,bey would have been perhaps a
- '.o,fussd over the talk about mil
~, he commission. the oleott peo-
as London COMMITTEES, the Railroad
ssnissouor," etc.
al. ,,,s,sa9 Of the General Assembly IS
~ trtit embraces many new faces. 1t
-, II NAV be remarked, Democratic.
s.-.-.1inent Alliance man, when asked
; E..sov of the order were in the body
"Ws have fifty Alliance Democrats
49, uou-o and eight in the Senate.
q tben we're nominated as the regu-
~ -nnsnorra.ic candidates and some as
,r',,s candidates, but they are ell good
D.u0Iais.' -
IHE ABSORBING ToPIo.
y.. Ssbt settlement question was the
.,.-,h,rg tonic OF conversation with the
-ibsrs and the DISPATCH representative
y -,,rir9 10 ret interviews With them was
L.l11rtly placed in the position Of the
~ " vbo went for wool and got shorn ~
i..is he was interviewed himself on the
,...,1set of the bondholders accepting the
- nj settlement. AS to the temper Of
~ slsrslstors on this point II was summed
!, M more than one in the expression,
sfssy better had,n which, though not
s, ros, elegant English, Is hTst-class
f,y1,an, when the Yirginian is in earn
a.
Important subjects for Legislation.
Tosnumber of senator's and delegates
a. DrsPLrCH reporter put the following
fssstion What, N your opinion, are the
- nh oh
,isgd receive legislative attention at this
Sessior D. Gardiner Tyler. of Charles
CT. said
a., ih.i vin come before the General Assembly
N b heOyster question, tue Railroad Commits
"a ara tho State debt. These are probably
4. rosi important matters to be considered by
.. IsgslAiure a. THIS session, but thero are
~, sqbiests for legislation OF great interest,
"a A confessional epporti0nment, ETC., and
eJEs o. almost equal importance.
lssrae Harris, Of Nelson, el feEsed the
-,iH.a1 thst the state debt settlement, the rail-
rat G mmlssiOn till, and the reapportionment
ne state for members of the General Assem-
,J Vo1d probably bo tho subjects that would
e-naHd aud receive most attention
sESAToR 7. ". SCOTT.
S,r,iof =. W. Scott, OF Charlotte, replied 10
NJ
la-tpofisnt one, then he thought would come
Rs 0Jstsr question.
s-s,;or Subbs, Of Gloucester, was exactly Of
e. sans mind ss sSenstor Scott,
pteate Stewart. OF Norfolk county, said he
.lsyed tho oyster question, the railroad bill,
"a he contesied-electiOn case would occupy
rrs attention than anything Olse.
Dsegaie Hud Gins, OF Caroline, was inclined 10
c.giuion that the debt. the oyster question,
a.. De railroad bill would receive more atten-
q. tFom the legislature. and Delegate Ryan,
s l0gioun, expressed pretty much the same
7HE DIET CONES FIRST.
~ Csarles BondheiIn, OF Alexandria city and
o11'y, said:
ma On. question is the settlementof the debt.
elk ttis ought 90 DO disposed Of as expedi-
sasy a. possible, and while haven't been
rrtg much consideration 70 tho propagation of
es Oeo,i Committee and the State Commission
hht H ought probably 70 be adopted With
re i'ile amendment.
ns oyster question is the next important one,
n'is teyenue 70 be derived from this interest
B ne State can be utilized, especially at this
t1a % great advantage. There are many
Q ,S' that The State will be called upon 20 ap-
fignsIe money for. For instance, the soldiers
'ls here Ia Richmond and tho Worlds Fair.
AsiifiIng the pension for Mrs. Jefferson Davis.
luht hat Virginia Of all other States owes q
~ q gratitude % the wife OF the dead hero.
Ils railroad commission bill seems 20 be a
,. np.rtant measure lt VIII doubtless re-
'Is early consideration. What the anal result
: ltNis impossible Gt this time % predict.
3 Iso.euce 20 tho county roads OF the State,
-Es sl1Jld be prompt Steps taken 20 remedy
o. '1is'iug evils Of their condition. The farm
~ ite S'ats generally are complaining very
aS'y o. the Legislatures derelction In this re-
81
MN FROM NORFOLK.
H w~l4e
'ae. O.! Norfolk, "and therefore hardly know
N % EnsWer your questions. i suppose the
we DEB, viii u course bo the most important
sill ior consideration"
N, J. ". Nallet Of Norfolk, IN respougo 10
Z fNrters Interrogation, said: ~ should say
= silie debt, the oyster question, and the re-
,.aa'o, j. W. q. Blackstone, OF Acconac;
I0lAtly the debt settlement, the oyster ques-
i. ea1 ine rediHirctlng Of the State
\ .eel - happy and serene myself" said Sen
.f laElo', Of Portsmouth, "that i have
A-4 ,l1aght over the questions i suppose
. 'll.e debt viii come flrnt IN Importance and
2. cln.nal expenses. whilo the subject Of
-A 'gWn our way Is also being agitated 20
'1lr'aole extent
SENATOR II. q. PETERs.
NEE are many questions Of importance"
.l senator Il. q. Peters, OF the Twenty-third
'tii, that demand consideration from tho
W Assembly, but the debt Is incomparably
A-'i important. l rejoice that | soc 10 |
n. llppy ending Of this vexed question. 10
= p settled, ami tho COmmonweaiths future |
= 1''s 'rIcht with ia settlement.
.ts ysiar is also OF importance it win yet |
.e = sven the revenues OF the State N that |
P,.@ ID taxed ~ IL might be. Then again |
tVailcn 20 tho Worlds Fair must be |
-4- A. oar future becomes more promising |
\ ~ai E1herts3 Ogr great resources, the |
aetc'1pmeut Of which viii make The Nir- /
no iut1re as of tho past, one Of tho |
iogsriul tOmmOnwealths Of the UDion."
'-c 0eo', the railroad question, and the re- |
~ 80 . criminal expenses are the three great |
-. 49, % Cur consideration" replied Senai z !
~ j. Wiekbam, Of Hanover, iii response % /
i,i'3, ,.@r5 question.
ne !, iehl question viii be one,r replied KA
. I. tuia ti', " Fairfax. " and es 10 the OtbeA /
...'l' suppose convict labor win cone ia /
i, .hug doa't know what next, as tnese /
.,-. .la ouly ones ! could speak % particu-
e-4 ttai have been mentioned 90 me-
s. uNATOR WILLIAM LoyHsTEIE.
"a, loiund Senator William lsoyensteln was
-. -. % ne ny BY DIsPATcH reporter and in-
,.....a -.'.a as 70 hia opinion regarding the most
/. -. peasores 70 10 considered during the
- - lie response wes . In my opiDi0n tho
80 ~ .ay n u.Ost attention are the settle
~. W. public debt, the roapp0rtionmcnt q /
\ Il ~ ~ ieg sl2iiVo aud senatorial districts,
'7e eppfuonment u congressional dis
N MSAr0R CONWAY n. sAKD8
~. ~ tohSsy X. Sands. the Representative Of
f.s..l-l o. henrico In the senate, responded
i5r f.estons a. follows.
.,'.9a' aoaiiaiioni should answer the set
-, 49, ~ y, % lhe state debt, tho ptoper adjust
. 80. 3e t1e OYSTER, rnd tao ofoapporti9nment Of
=, ''' 'hio legislative and congressional dis
= ,,e s.e hfsi WIN be accomplished the certain.
va ~ "aser.al growth and prospEr1ty ol The
hs,.,-,, sle second WIN be aesured an almost IN
-. o;e source oi revenue 20 the state with
/. h.. r.. - . labor or expense.
NJ ~ M thifd win DO ncoomplishAd the reeli-
90 spoa goEemmeat honestly adminis-