Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-06
WASHINGTON CITY.
o,,ains of the Second Session of
The 52d Congress.
, DEMOCRATIC L0VE-FEAST.
,,0, ana Purposes Of The Victorious
Parly's leaders
rIg1IVJANS AND CAR0LlNlANS.
s,uc rcrro'en'at''e' in Hon'' and S'"'
.,.-Nhat they SaS and po-Con-
grcssionai Gossip.
, DEMOCRATIC LOvE-FEAST.
,Ig5IyIANS AND CAROLINIANS
~. -rnnn 20 the nl.pa..h.I J

.fr telegraph 20 the Dispatch
.., ID. a.. December j..-SESATs.-
... f-..ht sunny day gave added at
,.,, which usually draws crowds -
...caing ~ a rev session Of Congress.
tr q the fact that the session
.. t.-day is 90 close a party dynasty
...y,r a generation was another mo-
o. .-..rnre u crowds 10 the galleries
.,. chamber and IN the adjoining halls
.s rnerc we're no outward meniics-
.-..r,th or dependency over tho re-
resent election, but tho noral eK-
.. . frs.- ~ Senators about balanced
| ..t wrrc moro pIOIuee then PERHAPS
| mo Senators greeted sach with
" .s warmth. Tho attendance was
..rirF some seventy.
TlIr AB>KNTrEs.
..a qhsantres wore keuna OF Vest
.I confined "a lis house, ~ tnis city,
.lu-.u 90 louisiana, dangerously III
...-. Nrs.. Coiquitt Of Georgia, who
-. -l0ocnilr recovered from ms attack
.f ro come 20 Washington, and
...etn ana Allison of Iowa, who are
.. "a. delegates on the silver Conven-
.rf- Neither OF tue Ncw ork sens-
.....nt. Fey the hr@i time IN forty
... Dennis Murphy, the Official re-
... 4.-rYt !com bis deck ~ The opening
I.. absence being caused 10y Illness
CAN TO OEDER.
Is-t Morton called the senate to
...trd Chaplain Butler opened the
t.tl PRAYER. The credentials Of
tNe'uout. fos Mr. Eimuuds' uu-
ans f,r % new term from the Ia
.. wore presented ; Mr. Morrill,
... % u.Ir. vas adfuinIstorcd 70 Mr.
... usual re-Dlui.Jus directing The Sec
....., t.o house oi The >onate's being
.. rr the appointment of 'om-
.,r.s ttc President and Inform him
....s 1..- ready 20 near any cOmmunl-
.rll desire 10 ma&e, were agreed
...u Ar ee'tWau pfoposeu ADJOURN
tr ground that according 10 the pun
.. Presidents message would not De
t..u1u0w.
u1rsI ABOUT THE PRESs.
. ...... .svrro-sel doubt as 70 the reliance
......i .1 fhe public press and suggested a
| .. ...sr nt adjournment, ana, hs Ar. Sher-
.... ,.t. NAT tlggtstiO1' tho senate AZ
..t.. -4I".e.s til J. NJ.
rHt HT,sAuE TODAY.
......-..Itug at ] O'Clock there was de-
/ .. ..a..,f su ho1r, pending TIE report q
...... .tf.r appointed TO wait on the ffesi-
.., IrIiad States. hat report was
.. v. H4la. who said that the President
...... Dab. message tomorrow az the opening
r.. Tue senate thon ADJOURNED Till to-
.gut,r Of absentees was cfhteen.
... .... N.-efs Aluson, GOlluitt, Gibson
.-. GI.~.u Maryland Gray, HaWley,
rise lrty, Jones tNcvadR), keEn~i, Per
........ sanders, = Iulre, stanford, iurple'
House of Representative.
....-a he hour o. noon spectators began
..-- me House wing of the Capitol IN
.........i .i-o advantageous seats il the gal
. ... mrmber- Also began % arrive eErly
.....-.. LOO presented ON the fopr was a lively
...... iona. Condolences as well as con
.. we're the order Of the dag, aud
.e.f and foe greeted one another with
.... .,-taflon Of personal good feeling
..-. tne Democrats were more iuull4nt
.... dedicated antagonists, but the latter
... N. uItioue Iu the matter of 1llty,
.s.y a-4urei their victorious friends
ears would not he long IN passing
...... tine eud of mat period the scaies oil
.u1l would be found differently
TuE Ex-czAH
.r>....sr Reed was among the INST 70 ap-
... .aI md after he tad iIhcn his seat
s.. ....t-I uy men Of all political OPINIONS
... .. -.a ubiquitous newspaper-meu, all OF
... .. received with a tWiukling eye,
....... mile. and a hearty haud-ahakinS.
... ... orrats. as rule. congratulated IN me
..... ..tr a. the Democratic side OF the nall
..s.t i'm a conversational loye-icRst
. .r.-y and NEu-ur II Missouri, lur-
-... i..unt oi Georgia. OFerral u Nr-
.. .. .uau OF Michigan, SRycrsot Texas
.r..rr CO.. Alabama were each the csutre
..... --.tiu chatting over the victory II the
.... .... promise for the future.
TIE THIRD PATTY.
.. .t.ri party, a. personihed iy its leader
...... p Sir. Watson, of Georgia. appeared
...... Nr Watson Immediately proceed
... t..U.-s occupied by his lieutenant DAVIS
....... winch IT. across the aisle lrom that
~ Hr Reed. lie wore elouch hai
..... ...vy uvcrcpat buttoned 10 tie chn
..... .,. .l.gg.ns rrertIugs with bis party ccl-
.. .. tr-uef. and. seeing Mr. Reed, the two
..... lew words and hearty hand
-t.srugui-had visitors on the floor Of
'.. ..... vts ea-Rcprcseut1tive steven v
.... >rw ork. VINO mel with cordial re
...... .l.0l his former colleagues
r Al D D
.... ..r most impressive aud appropriate
.-..I..t which adorned the seat oi MI. Hef-
..-. t'atana. who is at present chairman Of
..-.r.If'@e ou Naval AnairS, bnt VINO DO
... A fsnomiuau1n TO tho tlity-third Goa
..... Do was an immense ship composed OF I'M
,- .uI roses ana attracts much attcn-
..e ,..,-. noon M Springer, ot Illinois
.. ..alrearlnce. and he wnr Immediately
...r. - attention on the Democratic side
.-- tryt 90 eyeot him was Nil AcMllhn
..... .sl.Iior on the Ways and Means ON
and ar. thtruingr, 0f Mississippi OF the
..t.s ou Eules, which in a great measure
.s. .ao legislation d the House
IHBGAYEL FALLS.
A..la hands Of the clock pointed % the hour
.' .. speaker rep asceudod 10 the speaker
AID s- hts gayel dropped a solemn hush
.tsl u~ noise and couiU.ion. The bind
l..r... TO Rev. Dr. Milbutn, delivered
....s s.. Impressive prayer, IA which he ro-
i-. ..-LEs q Almighty God that 30 many oi
.' rr. .-f- had hocu permitted 20 reaSadiuS
-"r fr,-+ Iu saie'y and IN health.
....I-fa. Dy direction % the Speaker. pro
..... 81. ..U ne roll Of Wombccs by STATES
'.H. -uI fourteen members having re-
t. .a..I names. on motion Oi MI. lol-
.. .n-iaus, o. was ordered that the CLERK
..fr ..r senate nat quorum had Appeared
t."r t.r House was ready 70 proceed with
.Lu.ftce. composed 0f Messrs Springer,
t.-.t. a.t O'Neul ,Pcnusylyauia}, was ap-
gf...I -..oIn committee OF the Senate TO an
tlfe t tLC President that both houses Oi
..- vnfe iu session aud ready 10 receive
a.F ..4Iu!oation he might see nj 10 make.
10 FiLL VAOASClEs.
..s..'als we're presented OF the election Of
l r.nE representatives 20 oil VaCancies !.
sf. ..l Clfo,.na. JOhu L. McIaurm: Third
.'.lH. y J.. kug0re: SdNth ono. LeWiN T.
. r.. lal flrrl Maryland, y. Il. Brown. ihey
... ..r Oath - ofnco.
b.. .. .te. elected 10 fl the vacancy 10 the
.T.r.' ..rtu Pennsylvania District, wa allow
t. ..s. ~ without presentation ~ ms croden-
'.t uLHu had not arrived. The dalv hour OF
..... ..f sac House MAS fxed at IL noon.
NJ. .,.Aer. of Mississippi. introduced biu TO
.. r. 90 tine OF meeting Oi Congress 10 tho
.-. day iu March after the election. Re
sss wa then taken for half an hour.
TaE MESSAGE TO-DAY.
..s speaRer took the cbsir after the recess,
p. ' vas quarter OF al h0ui before the com
apTpiutod 20 vail upon The President
-.. i's report. 10 uas % the ouect thSt the
F'.. 1srt NoIlJ cVmm unicate with Congress to-
l.F-w
d. Elgh.h, Of New Jersey, announced the
-.htl O. lis colleague. Sir. Mcdonald. and a.
'.'sH respect 70 the memory Of the QeceaSod