Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-21
WISE'S DAY AGAIN.
yIs COMMITTEE WANTS TO PASS A
NATIONAL QUARANTINE LAW.
,c,osi,ton from New york-Petttions
Against tho sherman Law-Represeo-
ts,ivs Jones WIN stand py ~.


committee, Oh which DO ~ chairman, VIII
s-,in have the night OF way by a SPECIAL
order. They want TO pass the proposed
national quarantine law. but It seems that
qammany Hall IL against the measure
rlt ~ 20 abolish some OF the Offices now
,rtrcllcj locally by that famous organi.
..rcn. Representatives Cummings, Cock
..r. and others, who represent the New
..r, city districts, are opposing vigorous
-r any proposition looking To an abolition
Do tfs state quarantine regulation. The
10 promises 10 be su interesting one.
ron AND AGAINST.
I.rrescntatlvo lawson TO-DAY received
....rral from the Norfolk Chamber Of
rce requesting him O. use his influ.
'... q. hAye the Sherman silver law re-
..I To has likewise received similar
..ucutS from other commercial bodies
-. i.o State. and he SAWS that as far as
able 10 Judge the city peo-
,.a:t the law repealed and the people
t..!nrB! sections Of his district. judging
d. .at- he has had with the leading men
. letters received on the subject,
.-. opposed ON tho ground that the pro-
rsueal would he q step backward
.l.-4'r disaStrouSly toward tine WhIte
res,utluvc WISE saws he has also
f.. .fuouals and letters from city or.
.-.t.lu. and business men on the suit
fat as be has heard from Rich
frlr.ls a considerable demand for
r.n,l. OF the sherman law. His IN
.... fnI from the country districts, how
..... probably the other way. His cor
..... Boot. who have expressed 40 Oplu-
..... f.c subject do not want legislation
t.. would give silver any sort Of set back.
VIZ oTposT ITS RErEAL.
-f- Jones, the representative from the
L.. q
cid, hoo lal received any letters or
.rs.s on the subject Of the repeal Of
o.. sherman law and how he stood On the
,....r What he SAID on tine mat
o. tlo.'oi that he had decidedly
,....f. opinions 70 express lie said
4l received some expressions
..u ..mmcrclal organizations. hut only
ri there had be heard from the
....r. people. l.c latter, he made the
,.t have no facihtles for being heard
..tl. lu-lucss-Iueu Of the cities. with
,- various and compact orpani-
Tut he knew the feeling
. Li, country constituents, and
....t.i be represeI ted them faith
t declaring ms purpose TO op-
r..e fc VERY way. shape. and form the
l-.r.-.l repeal Of the sherman law. Be-
,.... moro intense. Nlr. Jones declared
r... looked upon the proposition rs q
l.tei attempt 10 absolutely de-
..t.lc silver and for that reason me had
I...uu lIs mind not only 90 work and
s... -.It.t the bin should II come before
f.tI l.r but e necessary he wOull stand
u.tI 'I. friends Il silver and fhbuster
r..... the bIl. no matter what the cOnse-
,....., 90 rht be- lie further added that
present movement was scheme On the
rs-f.. Nal. street and the New England
State. % luy the tariff reform issue out Of
and o. bind the balance of the coun-
I.. f t.rlutrvsst of the money sharks. IN
f.. ,s.t campaign. be went On 10 saw, the
.r.. o. silver recognized that tar.J r--
.. I.I.i bee tho one great ecou ale
...... srl tle most enthusiastic friends ID.
t... coinage were willing Co let the money
..H. f..t TOR TIE time being. rs thog did
r.' t..u want o. bring 10 the front any
OH fpr ,. which The party at large could
20 roughly unto. Now, Nh Jones
f...,r added. no sooner had the victory
I... aou than Wall street and New Eng
I.I. backed 10y the exchanges and
capitalists m other sections, were trying
.lae-track the tariff issue IN q
t.rI-rie t. get the upper hand If the agTi-
furaI and laboIiug classes. Tie felt ccr-
-.I hIs constituents IN Virginia would
4ut him - oppose the proposition. and
believed the friends Of SILVER would not
permit the Sherman law TO be repealed
1"ui something better was offered IN us
t-4t.
COUNTS on THEM.
ST. Bland. IF Missouri. says he counts
s.IlIV ON the Virginia and North Carolina
l.--. tu stand ty him IN the fight
10. '.. eilrrf-meu viii have TO make IN
mar future against tie proposed re-
i.. .' the pro-' Flaw. he II simply red
p. and expects. with tho and Of his lieu
t,s.t-. o. confer with all OF the southern
t.t western members aud do what they
lea. o 4 Gal 4 oct
Ell New Inc.aud az be expressed IT,
RtrFHRED.
Oh. Norfolk aud Western railroad bill
BEL r.eu reiorei q q subcommittee Of
y. Nruate District Committee. Mr.. Faux
I,T ls chairman OF the subcommittee.
I,r returned % the CITY today. General
Hultuu thinks the lill WILL have PLAIN sail
lncl1 the committee and Will soon be IA
Nt.au.y reported.
AMENDED.
i,fuauc- l- b.ug brought to bear from
... PORTIONS 90 Virginia b. have tho pres
1000 r...-iDf .nUe laws amended 50 as TO
l.'.t OH" withdrawal from warehouses Of
uui ..Its irec Of tax, provided II
,.a shown tI., are 70 be exclusively
H... BID industrial manufacturing estab-
n.ft-. llr tobacco manufacturers
u. somewhat interested, and Mr.. ID
l- lt- been asked to introduce the
'. s SIMILAR measure WAS introduced
81. .-. lr Nr. Ml..ls, IS Kentucky. but was
It.t f.-,.i
Ntrst-EIyILw APPROPRIATION.
d.u,e Nayai-Ahairs Committee,
u-Iriug the proposed appropria-
e.. 10000 for the naval review in
..N t.Ia lav and Hampton Roads, has
30. tt' whole matt T t. the regular
|IH..r. u.us COMMITTEES. of which Mir |
.a.. li Indiana, - chairman.
g. Lawson PAWS he thinks a ma
.N ot tho Naval Committee favor
i.' apllurggtiou. but they concluded II
.-at 9. b.. Go the other committee SO that |
Ii-u can b. placed IN one Of the gene.
=" ANi ttatuu bllls IL IS believed u |
N. '4ui better chance Of passing |
l.ia % lt came before the House as IA sepa- !
D.. ir .pu.-luu. 1lr. Holman vii! IN all |
4'.t, tILt the whole thing. but he |
- p o o.. entire committee.
H... '.hr Gupje, Captain Tucker. and |
.. t.e resident committee will do |
p. l t...r power 20 help along the appTo- |
't IRVING 70 impress on members |
e. at-e-- t.e necessity for maintaining |
l.'.. thi iuiu since the officers of foreign |
i''..' -t'r been led 70 believe Uncle sam |
-.~ 'o give them a grand reception |
.. i-er uerts arrive IN our waters.
.-r 81. VI. McBryde. president of |
'i.ltI9 Agricultural and Mechanical |
..-. al h~cksuurg, has extended, ON |
a. g TIA institution. an invitation to |
'aIye Charles I. O'Ferrall TO de- |
20 June Zlst the annual address be- !
'' gre ttA+gating class, and the invita-
Voc h'. been accepted.
VISITORS.
Virginia visitors were numerous yester-
'' htl to-day, hut not many came from |
l.' water section. owing TO the closing |
- .-' -A, .l. tae people down that way
.li o." Norfolk and Washington boats
''t'N iLo uatOn S capital. Some OF the
..-a- "l visitors are Colonel Thomas
'i. 90 Narrenton; Colonel Richard T.
o' Winchester; Nh. George Shackel-
.. member Of the Legislature from
y."l o.. Messrs. Mccormick, OF Ber-
/ t.c and Sir. Jackson, of Front Royal
..f N. r. wilkinson and his bride were
itt Richmond visitors at the Capt.
I. To-day.
POSTAL AFFAIRS
i '0tce 10 be known as Diggs has
t- cs.atl he'd in Richmond county, n.
I. "'ih John VI. Lilies as Postmaster.
+, ai,er January oath the mail route from
i,t TO SALISBURY n. c., will be extended
a- i9 begin at Nost, increasing the dis
''i 'r -FOUR aud One-half miles
il change has also been ordered in the
VI from Lexington TO Rapp's Mills, IN