Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-10
IlNNEY IN THE RING.
q. v,sss a Violent Speech, Abusive
Of the South.
rrrr77 ANOTHER BUCK KILGORE.
q, P,,sDfs Interference on the Part Of
O,s Of Car Reeds Satellites.
.ocu,rrc NATIONAL TICKET.
and PANEL. or blackburn and
cr.p-rencr for Secretary Oh '"e
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MOTION. d. c.. June 9.-(spe-
....i.st Lluney. Of North caro-
Co.. .e a violent and Tillman-lNe
today. in the contested election
,,1-,ch Republican). against un-
DcmocraO. OF Alabama. Lin
.e.t and slandered the people OF
aul indeed, the entire South
,, means OF low jokes Afforded 'ne
.rs great amusement though
...m. as well as the Democrats
.,.tsd with his discreditable per-
tentative stallings, Of Alabama
,., charge OF the case for the con-
made an able speech IN support
.. claims TO the seat and he charac-
... u,tcranccs of Linney Ia ap-
... terms. and gave that person
...t.l robukc for his ISLANDERS on
,..... vote came TO be taken the Dem
rnastered. and at length began
.,.... themselves I'm order to defeat
10 prevent their going out
...-. were ordered 20 be locked by
.....1rc officer and at this time
,.....-tative Enctt had quite an eX-
rI somewhat sensational expert
Fl. was in the nature Of the we'll
,..,r Buck Kilgore incident lie at
....l to walk out Of the House, when
... storcd by The Republican Door
,.- and Informed that he could not
... r. House. Mr. Elicit without
any attention 20 what tho official
.ortnued his walk TO the door
-,.- the D0Orkeeper interposed. our
.,s-...nan dld nothing but brush the
- t9 one side with wave OF MS
-.. mm. and he stalked out OF 'he
r. matter attracted general attention
.n~ial notice was taken OF IT,
v- r..r was quite indignant that ne
. have been assailed by the Door
.- and those in HIS immediate VI
..... consider that he was fully justihed
..- summary way in which he dls-
~ tho Official. Some people caid
r..f-,ond congressman knocked the
-....r.- down. but he did not do TINS
3D.. a-,.'v brushed him 10 one side throw
ff Im against tho wall as ne
his exit from the chamber FtI-
t-. The wall had not been in the way
. rrtght have been knock-down'
-..r. uoorkceper has apologized 10 Mr'
r..t ana there will be nothing iurther
.. .I.ut this amusing incident
~l.r. was soon attCrward Cal ol
n House and the Democrats, supposing
rrf.l "a sufficient number OF votes To
r. underwood in his seat. entered ana
-..rI.l their votes for him, but be ialied
b. .I.it eight votes. and Aldrich was
..t. 10 ls unpleasant TO have 10 aa-
-- that there were "a sufficient NUMBER
.t Democratic members IN the Capl'oi'
.I th.y have been mustered. TO retain
Underwood in his seat but they We're
l.-u- 10 prevent quorum.
THE CHICAGO TICKET.
D. seems to be conceded now that the
s...r..s VIII nominate the Democratic
r.a.- af Chicago. but the shreWdest pom
ago puzzled 10 make combination
dates who viii unite the various
clements u that faction in all sections o.
rry. The candidates for the nom
nations age numerous. but there are OBJ
..tor.. some 0f them almost insurmount-
a.. tl every ticket that hos yet been
rre.l DO is almost taciuy admitted
f.t be South must be recognized on
o.. ticket. buf as 90 whether she rs 10 be
t.....I tfp head or the foot is a matter
l. f0 which all The wise and unwise men
i4. been unable 20 agree. Daniel or VIZ
r. 4,l crisp of Georgia are spoken or
both ends OF the ticket as well as
Tr-. u Arkansas Il is COntended, how
l..- that neither of these viii do TO head
f. ticket. and the old objection Us oelhs
t... t.at DO is too soon after the war 10
dominate a southern man, though some
Er r.t either Of the men named might
.. fr tte latter end OF the ticket.
Then comes Teller OF Colorado, who Is
cred the typical and logical candi-
ls-. ur the whUe-mctal party. and Is
s. t. le the only western silver senator
t.. .l Dot buy his way into the Senate
I.t l argued against him that he IS
l.Iaa and would not be acceptable
' tr southern people. IL Is sald, 100
t Teller though "a Republican Is IN
Favor au thc cardinal principles OF lhe
cratic party. and that he voted Tor
Horace Greeley when many Democrats
f. f.r that eminent journalist ana PM
a..t.1Iist. To IS feared. however, that
.r TDuer were made the nominee OF
N Democratic party at Chicago IL would
rs.. .u another Grant and Greeley cam
pei and many might be forced 10 KICK
themselves every coming four years TOT
'c i.r Teller. az that gentleman has
' ne himself FOR voting for Greeley.
MORRISON AND STEVENSON.
A.t u order comes William r.. Morri-
' Illinois. whose record on the hnah-
... .1n does not exactly suit the eN-
t.r.tca. and the same ob)ection
b. to Nlce-presidcnt Adlai stevenson
Sam. State. Both OF the latter are
'..trs ou the silver issue, and would
They might bo rather acceptable
I.ra and must not be tLUAelL
It" are only two champions Of free
. .t, H the West who loom up above
r aa having fewer objections 20
.i against them. They are political
fHe great West. who would also
u'ah.c to the people Of the south
- are Bolcs of Iowa and BLACKBURN
D Kentucky ID is believed by the silver
others here that the choice OF
l. Chicago convention for candidates Tor
-i..lt wI fam ON one Of these gen
and that Daniel Of virginia SID
.. Pennsylvania. or Crisp or georgia
81. 0e fhe candidate for Nice-President.
claim that senator Daniel is 10y iar
t.t equipped OF an those named ior
r.trship OF the party and the hlsh-
0f.. .u thc gf- OF the American peo-
pug DIS gallant Confederate record
battered lcg would bc against him IN
campaign in the North. as much as
Kepubiicauism would be against
.fa tle SOUTH
foarn and Crisp and Boles and Da-
' ..e tfe TWO tickets which the poliu-
.'t h.Ve agreed upon here for the silver
.t Chicago. and they are by no means
.~ taat either Of these will be success
'. i tte two-thlrds rule prevails at the
ton. There viii be an effort made
" iueal that rule.
TELLER SECY OF TREAS'Y.
. settled I'm the minds OF all the