The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-05
ALL H0MEWARD BOUND.
cONsRESsMEN LEAVING THE CITY
As RAPIDLY As POSSIBLE.
senator Vance Highly Pleased With HIS
Tight Against Elias and simmons
visitors ~ the Capitol.
Tu1s BUREAU, RArLrY BUnDIs''

"
Congress has adjourned and the O"P'-
toi to-day was as whited sepolo"ie'
which contained only the remains OF tne
dolefm lobbyist and the profne anu 'l-
dlgnant session clerks, who were ''''
without November pay Boy the aoJou'"-
ment yesterday All OF the great
magnificent array of intellectual sI3"u'ui
which aluavs raraIes itself Zoo print hau'
az ,,stsf its comments 10 make ana eaeh
one OF them shows distinctly no" sihaH'
.f,,r .u ars those people who pretend 10
,..y. wise and benehceut laws lot the
~ America one man says,
..u-ru street ls satisfied and we now 30
t.,...H another gibueTs. The Democrats
r4te wrecked tue country, ana should
adjourn. and "a half-Wltted pcssimlst sees
nothing but another political party, ana
e..ms t8 l0reet entirely that the most de-
voted man 90 Democracy and 20 the
whole people of thi5 country still sits IA
le White House, and that the party is
san mighty in lts determination TO rey
deem an pledges and protect the Vltal
welfare OF "a great nation. Even To-Day
score Of the brightest nteilects ih lne
party are Iab0riug without a moment
delay for the protection Of the tarln
measure OF Democratic choice. and the
wheels OF a great administration are
rolling on 20 "a grand vindicauon OF the
traditions which have sustained the peo-
u.e and proved the bulwark or our fepuD-
Iean form of government. Ihere is no
Justification now in the criticism that sA-
ye- is forever dcthroned, for the tact Is
that future legislation, 90 when the party
. -le4eei. Will not revert In any eVu 10
H 4 contracted
currency the result of repeal Will hand
s.neIv display the renewed prosperity
which must OF necessity follow popular
demand for sound and unimpeachaole
senator Vance left for North Carolina
hast richt well satisfied with the result
.f the fcht. which has been carried on
with unusual vigor in the Finance Com
u.ttee OF the Senate, and which terhl
mated adversely TO Messrs. Elas ana
Simmons. the gentlemen whose names
had been sent 10 the Senate by the
President FOR the collectorships OF the TWO
revenue districts of North Carolina.
Hon. BENJAMIN II. Bum win leave for
tf. @ome al Rocky Mount, North Carroll
r4 hut will return before December 20
perfect some matters now pending In
ra Committee Oh Claims, of which he
.s the chairman, and which he wishes 10
report as soon as the regular session
of Congress begins.
CONGRESSMAN Bower viii not leave the
city for several days, as be mas some uh-
finished business before the departments,
which ne is desirous Of closing up. The
dararture OF POstmaster-General Bisseu
at this time IS much regretted by Mr..
Bower, as he had intended 10 make
final appeal for action in the matter OF
post-ofICcs, but that gentleman foreseeinB
the attack that would be made on him
bv the small army Of congressman left
here after adjournment, folded his tent
ike the Arabs. and quietly stole away"
Nr. j. S. Carr and son, of North Caro-
lima, are among the guests at the Metro
pOlltan.
Messrs. II. c. Hudson. Of South Boston,
W. w. Hutchinson, OF Virginia, and ID.
Mccormick. of Norfolk, Virginia, are at
the Metropolitan.
dossrs. j. IA. Alexander Of stanton,
rs. a. Huddlesten and l.. G. Davis, Of
Richmond, are guests at the National
Messrs W. r. CoOns of Culpepper, w.
W. GnmeE Virginia; John II. Nane and
wife, North Carolina; III. l.. Plummer, Jrp
Petersburg. and Robert ii. Remhan,
of Virginia, are at the 81 James
Messrs. NJ. McNulty OF Mcdowell, Vir-
Euia and William NJ. AkinsOn, OF Win
chester, are I'm the city.
The Secretary Of War was called on
to-day by a delegation Of North Carolina
congressman. and Senator Ransom, but
as he had left the city, they failed TO see
h.m. IL. L. w.