Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-03
WASHINGTON NEWS.
AR. eUcHANAN's BILL FOR THE RE-
LIEF OF TOBACCO FARMERS
vion, Of Georgia. Joins the Third Party
The Tariff Debate In the House
what the senate VIII DO.
rrom Our Regular correspondent


WASHINGTON. April MIR. Buchanan has
reported from the House bill which re-
ls:as to farmers and the sale Of their to-
hacco on farms whore IL Is produced. I'm
aer the present law they are permitted TO
sell on their places, but are required TO
Keen hooks aud accounts. The report now
made repeals tho regulation in this parti-
-ulsrand does away with the necessity of
Keeping books OF making out statements
Of the sales.
GEORGIAN rLors.
Reprcsen,a;ive VIM. of Georgia, has
announced that he will in future act with
ne Third party. as he Is convinced that
Is constituents do not desire him 10
sick 20 the Democrats. He says that
hi takes this course because of the
failure II the House TO pass the sii-
rer bill MIR. VIM represents the Ninth
District Of his State, Gainesville being
ne largest town in II. Judge Emory
speer. who was an independent and after
garls turned Republican, and was sp-
p9iutcd nited States Judge by President
HAYES used 20 represent the district IN
no house The district il considered the
grly unreliable one IN Georgia outside of
tlo Tenth, now represented by Dir. Wat
snn.
Nr. VIM has been acting with the
Democrats IN the present House. and bis
fop is said 10 be due 20 the fact thar he
believes be cannot secure a denomination
unless he comes ont equarely IN favor Of
tle Alliance and ats principles.
According 20 what can DO cleaned here
tne Alliance people in Georgia are be-
coming very much excited.
burrows ON THE TAETYF.
O.. a. Il.
end the House devoted itself entirely to
tlr tarh. Dir. Burrows. of Michigan. who
made himself so obnoxious TO Nirginians
during the Malone campaign in 1883, de-
It,red a speech which was characteristic
.l believer III the Republican idea of
-h tariff. Re Is n member OF the Ways
ul Means Committee. and rs an orator is
admitted to be one of the best on the Re
publican side. IL Is thought that q vote on
iae bill viii be reached in the House
lc Tuesday next. IL IA not improbable
that the Republicans will resort 10 fill
fostering 20 prevent vote on the free
wool ul. Should they do so the Demo
Gratis may have to move to pass the bill
ur1er a suspension OF tho rules, but 10 do
tbs 70 will be necessary to send for alb
s.utees. "a number of the Democrats at
p-.. sent being out Of the city.
SENATORIAL POLICY.
10 .s understood that the policy OF the
Senate Kepu blcans - 70 pigeon-hole all Of
flo tariff bills that may be sent over from
fhe House. They can easily do this in the
Finance Committee. having the necessary
majority. II they refuse 20 enter into
ly discussion of the tand and do not
create any deadlOcks on appropriation
bills there can be an unusually early adj
..gr1ment Of Congress.
iz-Congres John Randolph Tucker.
q Virginia, has been IN the city tor two or
three days. lie has been shaking hands
with bus old friends in the House.
senator Vance has received and present
o uumerously-sicned petition of cit,-
rs of Raleigh, \. c., praying for the
ll .ptlon of an amendment 10 the Consti-
.l.ou of the United States prohibiting
ilr legislation 10y States respecting an es-
Enlistment of religion or making an APP
rolrstiOn OF money for any sectarian
purpose.
POsr-OFFICEs.
post-ofiice 10 be known as Foster has
been established in Mathews county, Va,
Nfh William +. Foster As postmaster.
lae Office az Guinea Mills. Cumberland
county. Va, has been ordered removed one
uue north Of the old location; James B.
Gillian, postmaster.
Charles j. Swink has been commissioned
postmaster at Mint Springs, Va.