Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-23
WHERE ARE WE N0W2
Can the Government Do Without an
Extra Session Of Congress?
THE INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE
Further Talk Aboat senator Daniels
Possible Trip Abroad-Col. TnEe.
EIlctt--JudEc YarreII--Goy. o'Fer-
rail- and the jackson city Matter.

WASHINGTON. d. c.. May 22.-tspe-
cial)-Gossip about the departments
since the Supreme Court declared the
income-tax law unconstitutional Is largely
as 70 whether the government can run
along smoothly and avoid the necessity
OF an extra session OF Congress. From
tho best information obtainaole the
President and his Cabinet advisers VIII
resort TO every legal means to tide over
the months between now and the hrs'
Monday in December. and IL Is freely az
serted that no coll will be made on the
statesmen 20 come TO the rescue even
n the administration IL forced 10 another
bond issue.
some OF the virgnlans who have been
here this week. and who conversed win
leading government officials seem 70
think that there wil be no extra session.
bnt on the other hand. It IS claimed by
many people that the President wiz
hardly issue more bonds. That plan mas
not been popular. except with the per-
sons who profit by the operation.
The news from Berlin being a little
more favorable for the chances Of calling
the international Monetary Conference.
the fact has caused fresh speculation as
IN whether senator Daniel VIII make
trip 20 Europe this summer. rs rule,
the besi-postcd men here DO not believe
anything will be done There Is TOO
much consideration shown FOR the wishes
of Great Britain They contend that as
long as the United States and Germany
.H..F lH.NH
Is useless 60 hope for definite results.
The visit OF Colonel Tazeweil Elicit
20 the city this week was entirely OF a
private nature. He did not cali al any
Of the departments. Re expects TO re-
turn to Washington shortly. and then he
will look after several matters OF in
torCst to his district
HARLAN'S DISSENT.
Judge J.. u. Yarrell has gone to Greenes-
willie county for stay ~ week.
lie was in the Suprcme-COurt room on
Monday whom the decisions were read IN
the incomo-taX cases. and he says that he
could not help thinking as he listened 70
the dissent of Justice Harlan that II the
Populists Of the land could all have been
in hearine-dstance they would rise up
soldly next year and demand the nomi-
nation OF the KentuckiGn as their candi-
date for the presidency.
Many people who hoped to meet Cow
crn0r OFcrrall here yesterday or to-day
called az his hotel. only 20 find that he
had returned 90 Richmond. They rather
expected he would spend last night in
the city and were surprised 20 learn that
he took the afternoon train for Richmond.
Several Of the Washington Board Of Trade
members were callers at the hotel.
They desired 20 talk with him on the
Jackson CITY matter
Mr. y. T. PnsOn. Of Richmond, formerly
connected with the Southern railway, is
spending a few days in the city.
William L. Yancey. Of Harrisonburg,
Va. is at the Metropolitan.
Abe Valentine. Of Richmond. is at the
St James
EX-Cougressman Williams. OF North
Carolina, is here for a visit Of a few
days
4. j.. Yorke. OF Concord. is among to-
days visitors from North Carolina.
POSTAL NOTES.
Among fourth-class postmasters appoint
ed TODAY were:
20 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Johnston
cou 81. Mrs ". ]. Langston vice j. A.
Rose. dead
Virginia -Catawaha. Roanoke county,
y ID Baructt vice j. W Cumh, resigned.