Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-25
ppEsTO, CHANGE! E!
,,,c,r Is II "Compromlse or
" Nolhing" in the Senate.
arSITEs THROW Up THE SPONGE.
.,,.r. Among Others, IL SIN
a''''' ia 20 yi.is-yiossry for
Repeal Probable.
m, Regular corrc.pondsnt)

IN, Regular Corrospondsn~)
>.c~oN. .. C.. october A-The
Cii- ..,mpromise or nothing" idea
sf ,-e,alent mp 20 yesterday has
- '' ..,rreared. and this morning
- '..,si talk around the Capitol
~ ..,,,i,s Of silver had practi-
81 p. , a., the sponge and would
~ e'.,.r DO anythins to prevent a vote
=. voorhees, bill
Z" Vance IN conversation with the
80, ....nondent said he had not
.''' .-l frankly said he was not
90 f, so. He was In Feeble
o. .rI bat was willing TO Keep
y.h .,, arslnst unconditional repeai
,,, b.. bat any strength left. He
b as roy.r. that he thought the
'-- and be was prepared 10
-i ~" vote would be reached.
isf's b.. IBIS week. and II might not
1, ... time yet. Senator Vance
c' ....t in bis opinion the reported
So ,.. simply servile submission
- ~ ttc senate 90 the President
G. ... states. The silver men. he
G,.- 60 ,,piain. had been forced 10
.. l.cause so many OF the
.... s.aai.rs had refused 10 stand
s-...-. J.. ise ncht They became tired
,..eur. struggle.
.dE pROGRAMME.
...r.-.,,n4lng is that the speeches
.,... for several days. Some
s.. ,... not finished their remarks.
....- southern senator insists that
.... ..s r.t yet ended. and intimated
t..t a new scheme would be
~..-e IS some talk. too. that
.a rmenlment may be adopted
change the entire situation,
..a looks as IL unconditional re-
. Dr. ihe nnal outcome, or else
.-. s.. b. done.
'..... Vance hardly thinks there can
.. further efforts at compromise
..r .. tae dismal failure attending
o.. ..., move ia that direction.
SENATOR DANIEL.
..,.- Daniel has not yet returned
D.. Virginia. bat he is expected here
s
.. Tie senate reach q vote by
-......r .- Friday Il is likely that Con-
-..rY nEe "A recess early next week.
,... tAe Senator's and representatives
.,...,..s o. get away, especially those
-- ~..,.. ir which elections are TO
.....,t month. Very few of the Nir-
-.-H.~s ~ the House are at pres
7. .- tr. D'r. and the same is true of
y,'. '.r..rA
r--..-nrve Henderson has Just re-
..-a n.m the latter state.
kDpE ELIAS CASE.
s..--. more witnesses summoned 70
.....- t.e~. the senate Finance Com
-... ,. testify In the case Of Kope
-. ,....tOr % internal revenue for
.. Western District Of North Carolina,
,... ,t....rsI THIS morning. The exam
....-. ars serfet. and the indications
d. r. domination will hang fire Tor
f-. ra.ss
r.NTFSTED ELECTIONS.
-s House Committee on Elections was
.,.,. ,-.r this morning. but a quorum
,.,l. mustered. Mr.. Williams, the
......-f n th- North Carolina case
CIVILIANS vs settle. was present with
4. . ts attorneys. ex-Consressman
r.-..H . south Carolina. but they
..rt ..t the chance TO ask the com
-... f. .lme aday for the arguments
d. .r.rt.. has adjourned subject to
-r g t.e chairman. and IT is doubtful
.r.m can he obtained until after
.. y.u~t-r Elections.
...t pDSTMASTERS.
-al ,...masiers Of the fourth class
o. .r ieI for Virginia to-day but
90. SD. none for North Carolina. Ihe
rr.a rioutmcnts were: l.. +. Har-
,. Vrurk-. King and Queen county
tT s. sheppard. resigned; T II. Har-
o. ~.r.rtaua. Spottsylvania county
ru Mary y. Harriss. deceased.