Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-14
THE DINGLEY BILL.
,,nrtCtNS IN QUANDARY
WITH RESPECT TO 1T.
ry7gl SESSION OF CONGRESS-.

trc,ffuhlc-Tnrih hcSiSi"u"h 10
81, rorccd-Thc omccs-PersonnI
Notcs. S-ts2.fsD
...eurNGTON. u. c.. November iS.-
.-l Judging from all the mdica-
., hand the Republicans are ia a
... ouaudary as TO the expedicncy Of
..-.ng 60 pass the Dingley tariff
tge coming session OF Congress,
aims ~ successful avoid the ncces-
~ nm extra session OF the new Con-
which would have TO be called by
Mckinley Immediately after his in-
..an some Of the leaders are
r.refrl of tariff legislation in the
.. congress than they are OF such
..,.- boz the ncwly-clccted body.
.- sherman. and. It is believed. Nc
- himself. are opposed to an extra
They are fearful that silver
tb. next Congress viii be stronger
n. froo-coinagc issue than those I'm
.-...rt one. where they are just par
summed by only a slight defeat.
...-- alvautage Of this condition.
.-. DESTROYS Of attempting the pas
.e -r. DneIcy bin. with some slight
. to meet the wishes Of the Demo
- ami. if possible. bridge over the
,f new tariff legislation with a
-.4ar.ss. which may contain ele-
....f opposition they are entirely un-
.-.. for. They are the more en-
I to make THIS attempt 10y the
....n of Senator Morgan. Of Ala
who is am invcterate Halter of
r. and who says ne will not OPP
th. pmglcy bill. If for no other
.- trau 90 put the President on re-
t. r'neinr that measure before him
Nobody who knows Mr.. Cleve-
r doubt what his action would be
re circumstances. for it is almost
....rtr that ne would veto any sort
r..rfr.an tariff bin. even though il
o.. Oh. approval OF "a majority OF The
v--ats of both houses which, of
l... could not Doe obtained.
ATTITUDE OF SILNERITES.
-.-.r of Montana. and probably one
.- -r. other Republican silver senator's.
r ais. said they would not oppose
tro LEGISLATION ar the approaching ses-
.. Congress- and this emboldens the
lNNil'I tl.i l'lIl-i.f Hllis
.... .r..ees and perhaps steer clegr Of
l..fe extra session Of the new
.-- Indeed. there seems 90 be no
Tho silver senators and others
.. t.n what they will do until they
-- tr-.ther. TIC SIS absolutely certain
.-.+ OBJ. financial issue will be kept 90
. r.rt especially I'm the Senate This
fr The silver men. and there
oil th. same Oppos' ton to tariff legis-
.t.r Chat there WAS last session.
r r.- to assume that. with Mckinley
r .. White House. the fight against
--" uI Ore harder than ever and the
r-.IIars may as Wei prepare for am
session and "a hard campaign on
rrr AVID free silver.
COERCION OF CONGRESS.
riss-ate8 this evening. on what seems
I good Republican authority. that
should Dee necessary for Mckinley
-. .1 extra session. for the pugose
f.rrug tariff legislation. he win de-
., make any appointments until "a
.-r feriG hin is passed 10 IS urged
t' tr- is not meant TO coerce Con-
-.- hlt that a pos'pOnemont Of an
tt.-- relating 20 official patronage un-
t t. tariff SIS disposed of I'm conformity
tre wishes of The President. would
Incentive 10 that body to hasten
.t hM
Tie eject Of such a plan Is apparent.
.-. shows 90 what lengths the Repuh- /
.rs -a driven by the monopOlics and
-r.-t. which advuheeG tbo money 20 buy
N.Nr',r- election. As soon as the
.,t.-e becomes known. II the new Con-
grass should De- called. the whole horde /
-f H..--o, kfrs VIII be set upon Congress. !
v'h.u, ary hope of let-up until a tariff /
i.I passed.
IT, sms almost inevitable now that /
Mckinley win have TO face the combined /
-- of 'ar'n finance. and patronage |
l'.ar the 9Th Of March.
PERSONAL
William Hayne and Harry Mason. Of /
Nav York. passed through the city yes /
'.1l.y on bicycles on their way 10 Rich /
r-rf
colonel Granville Gaines. Of the Viz /
--a Volunteers. who resides at War I
tr iu the city, stopping at the .
So John s. Irby. Of the Richmond .
Iu alo has been taking I'm the New
Vow Horse Show. stopped over here this
r1--r % renew old and make new"
rti' ac0uaintauocs. and left by .
Oh. evening train Ter Richmond
81 Brown and wife. OF Charlotte
" '. ar stopping at the Metropolitan.
Iehemuth. Richmond; J. Hickson,
hl.rr. ST. Robertson, Richmond. /
ST. ara 10 the Howard House.
EE--rafer Lee S. Overman. Of the
N.~e Carolina House: r. =. Lime. Of
.Hh Carolina. and W W Gin and !
N'. ~ virginia. are az the Raleigh
H. Grier of Richmond, is registered
r 'ha Raleigh
SIR d. ID. Price formerly Of Green Bay.
LlwarI county, Va. and more
p. entity resident Of Richmond but now
-r tae.e Of the Arlington Hotel this
"no has been making a tour Of the
...t is a-an back az his old post
,". y. Irmmer and II. p. Holmes. Of
ff-'a. are at the ST. James.
POSTAL.
Tho name o. the post-odice VaUend.
'l40na county. Va, has been changed
Hardware.
.nger service has been estab-
Virginia as follows:
Ala'eNlao Rockingham county. from
t- and Western Railroad Route
miles often as required. From
mN.r o. 1885,
Hau ,nburg Rockingham county
'ae pcake and Western Railroad
lI. 100 miles. often as required
'l'- November q. 1896.
r service change has been made IN
|rf-H as follows:
." 90 AXtOn-From November ~
t.nee service so as 20 supply Soap
between Trclow and Elect. increas-
distance 11f miles
r ervlce has been established in
. Carolina as follows.
t0 Darants Neck. 4 miles. and
Three times "a week. by q schedule
io exceed Il hours runnlng-time
Ny From December p, 1896. TO