The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-10-18
FURTHER NORTHERN NEWS.

| rHE POLITICAL CAMPAIGN III NEW Y0Rs-rcEE.
! EoDsHGs or kyE--rsMIsENT DAsaFe AHEAD.
| Uuier !nla head the Few Yssk s2e-a.d les q
leader 'h9 aspect o. political atasrs n fha;
| S,sts /, draws ds: < piesnfa oa IL a1ilsis.ry
condition Of the Federal Ge7errtnsat. all aays;
| A. sais lsomsntons efisi., daring this s,rsgnsn.
cs'' vi hc1 torebodes tie ling Storm y slst are
tie oyGl Eta5es dcng to assis. shs pseparatnfa ii
TIE tsovernment2 some frw q. skem s-e anssYn i.
forward recruits TO fl ZIP cur armies sss, s,ss
tia:n2hs inevitable. Others, Ike Massachusetts,
/ are haii back from doing their duty by those 81
| the altoona Governors who have resolved, ike
Aadses7, ls 40 troops sbail leave tleir States
Iii sooie OF our Geaer.ss ere ehaaSed O.hsrs STILL
aaoi,s which c.s axe sorry 20 1unber tLe grea.
| Sta" vi sew York, wasting their time, e1
aa'tilns iheiT energies and ohsttuctipg recruiting
hg IHssniSing in Ii timed, violent rmpatE!otc. and
| dans ,rors p3iitfcA eontesi- folly like this, II
| :rsoyersdia, prssasel obstruction.
! During Na- Ike this .nsfa rhou.G ha kDi oEe
| paEts--iGs party III tie Union. EvcEy politician
adrn.ss this, and no acts upcn Il. oa the ecu.
trary, IN spite of tie acknowledged f1es tha. cur
very exisaence as nation il Al stake our poll icans
preserve heir party orgaufzatina3 and psIsg shio-
| hcst as, cali themselves Degnosais and Rsgnhi
| CARS ai.i pat forward Their candidates tbs
Old Ssnnsrs and with tina old ~sg cries Of place aud
| cinnosE we blame ne.Shsr the Democratic nor
Eereaiieaa party slcps to this ortraeenus stae Of
! ffsirr-~s hi.Te them bott, aud sa1aiy. what
is th3Ie, pray 30 oantse hetsssn these Yyo paf;gf
! p. Mach e tsyr.e tbias Both call ,teiasalses pa
trpss, and 10th are caiiet t-htoroua by their or
| poDeats. Greeley and Raymond, IL ,heIr nev|epa
! pers, eaIi tie Democrats traifo!s and tbreats1
! fuecA with For. Lafayette. Tha Democratic news
/ papess return the epthe and declare thst ii aVich
language ne ocIitnrs6 the Democrats will ass auli
| til Eepnbtcans the streets. CagaiIa A. Clay
| a Major General who oisIrsces his rauK, tie army,
sud himself ny bis conuuct-IaaAe5 II speech in IL
vor OF Waisvc-:h. dac!a.es that Seymour should be
huLg G. aud follows this up upon another occasion by
nouncirg Democratic orator rs lar, and puE'
! iisy challenging him 10 duel GemocTatic era'
| tors iowsr themselves 10 Clay's level by call
| ing the Republicans fJrauts and deepots, Hnd
| threatening to resist the war measures OF the
| Administration By AIMED force. The Democrats
charge the Republicans with being public thieves.
The Republicans re.or. by decla.ing that the Dem
| oera.H were once, and noW desifous OF beng
| again puc!ic robbers and swindeTs But we pur
sue no further rseord disgusting to every irus
lover II bis country We exaort the people 10 r.'E-
SIZE Ne on safe CO urse-to take each psFty 81 s'
estimation OF its opponents AID have 10IEy 20
| do 1iLh eiihsr. The result Of This dausorous )s-
itca quarrel thus far hss been The sudden dec,
III eEiislmonts fTotn rlis c:iy ard vicinity. H;sas
ith Ina. r"snits will be may sc judged by to &c
tca OF TIE Inhabitants 0; blacs ford cU6nty, {rce.u
| who having been addressed by just Buoh pds;.t's'
orators as haye v;sitec lis, Broke insv ere.. sloi
forc-o!y resisted tho a.ait, AID are 10 ba gseasec
| anu punish Il by tie military &usho itiss,
DOES Gn9 sane M&7s GcsiTs Il r.5; IN jssr ssK Sp
etscto day ilo.s any inc desire TO ST. 81 e5.sssi
uDso make barricaets. III miiitGTs tl;ee ovt K;
balte: oOzes Jo4gst toT aud d<ssoyss r'ss s.f nsa
rauds sdefiRs Inc ciis asc pars I'd ~ easro'r =
sod1.rs t@I23 storm 2t st0NeS raj .f'lsa Ill
h9Ess0ps c}ti-eas sho ao1n in The si>cslG "a ss Z
bnsntss JsGJals etged. aoalsG1, cg3 ci. OK
gr -ad ts'F0r The st.tst cutters s'n.s 8 ts's,
fs rfOtefs aad tie haiyf:u,s eHgastd il Z. d-,t <<.
fcs, the ct. unG,r martial t6a :se -i: cGs ia
islands Of the bag + s2sal arj.a &c da.52e:
o. ttose scao are AEas2 asd !, 4 The s--s'--l i'a
| vas6 Low raging teuda that sals'si-zEs ~s.; s;ss
;Eoae who s.ieer 81 sl4 dee 81 sUel rssG.s ~
CT horror knew no,.ii.,5, o. human ns&e 2- .a u
the Signs oi he times r;o minor lasC5EsoT
pGiics! qattos L. tina city do not itas aS9;.ra
httg Acrc isaltdrg c1mf4ntessn sctrE l--a .a5a z
to rssst cry iaeyJeraES5 i'6 the e.t:toa hast
Organizations Dc nos wat Ter any .:
N.as. il or ptosoAe IL aoRe who Aisi..A. -:
bunicg bitter ep:ttct as that of :Ts;:.- cs.s -
baudie .aout rs! ii!eseF, aat ial5n a as.e ..
words cSdsnS Dioo3si.sG. gfa Is;nErh5;4r ss3sf .
| their ignorance words ere power, - .
| SSH idea, gnd ideas nar3 loe n~r.si asss
| caused thia REBELLION, srca vgnyGs Is A..5. 80
a4ed by pobtis;saa hags aisaaay aE--oas asS:ea.
| and paraiy2ed and -ay soon Iesciution--~ S4i
| North .s.ib5 " civil wa. beginning at this Is
passionate ci:y ot Nes Io.k, IND s,ev Ling Hsia
whir Is. ind Of fazC9 over tto Sortu y ~. follows
| The e,ru .1pa OF the rebellion N..j ...s tsiulapi
| of tAa rebellion au:D TO es sG1 t2s -enntFs.-
are 10 r:k.s such dangers tor tne -.-o Of ~
tion which decides acth;ag-vsLic.- eAnLo. 81 Il az
feet tbs siaveiy 9Hss.ioQ-v2lieh cA4aOt i2h..encs
the Administrator III regard 10 tts press CENSOR
ship the provost Ishal nuisance. ths slsenaoz
Of Aa5e05 c0rpGs, or sly Of .ao othsr acts C.
| which some rscpe complain suplc@e Wad.Tortl
| elected, viii 10 oppoaent2 submit ~ tie ds
| cisioa @ the ba,iot'poz Then everything re
| IlsiaS jr sta,a 4U0. eaj nothing ii gained -
| they resist this GcSi-cE by force Thea Ttos srl
blouts5sd must snsIse Suppose esove.E0z ,'ie1!ee
1prasati 20 such measures, Will he .es.st t-ei.
| fosciaigi Thea wa have civil war VIII D. 20
sist them Dy Withholding troops rom tns Cova.n
| Earut Then hav3 tho completion CT .ns III
| vision Of the North, and shs rebellion vii. be sac
| casstni ana we Euiued TU-n this grave suhjea
w1at way yau viii, you viii had that the present
II,
iutsIierea visa the military ctiapaiga thraGteni
riots acG civil war. &ni sssiEIs ts reselsio. 70,
tnd tnis tbs CornG election L ci0ss octaiaa; e.
| whoever eiac.sa must eithaT sustain tGs Cover,
TcI: ia ia measures, or insu3urste reYoiu
ton cii;.a tlat paralysis which viii TX
Success u tbs rebellion. You ind taat in cansin'i
n. this canvas 3yory-ts Ia ii'sed - gain uoth!1s
but Destruction.
80 "a frient OF The peop.a AID tbs Governu.en
| srl as a1 enemy OF rho Ie0olioC. therefore W,
have GeQues.eG LAR Seymour. Tho Ii tco geod
| man :hr the political company ne keeps TO with
draw from the aid stioY tie election 10 s.
peacefully by default III fayor OF W adsworth. 80
| This request being arasaIGed, now appeal Il
| both Seymour add VI Eatsworth, as loyal men, II
| withdraw from tie canvass, ard Do,nlse a.d sup
| port some such Lian Genera. Dix Scr GoVarGcr
We sugges. General Dix because &c Has csi''-;
! date IN both she Democratic and Republican Con
| yenions. snd Is acceptable to both pa1tiaa IL
| was j. 1:s,ed In the Democratic Convention by
Trick which prevented & ballot, lie Wss ueiestst
| n the Republican Convention 10y the demands 9
tae radio als for ultra candidate. Thus rejecte,
by the worst politicians u both parties he will b'
doub!y popular with ell honest, patriotic Men.-
Wi b Gen Dix th5 only candidate this tag ger
Gus esnyass will be ended With Gen. Dix ou
Governor, party or person vii! naVs any iag
GAUGE for complaint Wa ask Wsdswo1th and Sc y
| Inour TO do sublime, a magnacimors an unprece
| dented &C. bu. this IL uDprocented crisis, AM
| demands rars msgnanmity. il the army. ThonS
nobly refused to take the place OF Buell.; Burnside
uobiy refused to take tbs place of Mcclellan Bot
sacrnled their highest ambition 70 the interests o.
| their country. Has the country no such claims
upon Wadsworth and Seymour VIII they peri
that country for tie sake Of an ctfica or party
We appeal to their patriotism and await their reply
GENERALS RUNNING FOR COSasEss IN new YORK
The New York Herald, OF tbs 1th says
From th;s city three Generals, now in the Untes
States Army, have already been mentioned in con
| peciion with nominations tor the next Congress-
Their friends seem to think that they would be o
more aarvcs to the country In ths balls OF Congress
than on the battle -feld; but thu Generals the N
| seives will have something to Say ia the matter
and will not suffer themselves against :hsir incli
nations, to be forced into the sea Of politics
General Stckles, 1t Is seid, has been on-rad the
Congr ressional nomination from the Fourth Distrie
OF tbia city, WHERE Ben Wood il again candidate
kcn,e OF the friends Of General Corcnran ar
anxious that he should pogmit himself to 6s nolat
mated for the Fifth District. 1t ia doubtful. hos
ever that ,Le General will consent 20 ta!s arrange
lueE:, as bis tasies and inalagtons we'll know,
to be Intensely military. Fernando Wood is 9 csr
didate In the same district and should the c. nara
dc cide TO run against tbs ex Mayor tbs ceateB
! would be laos. iute-eG:i;ig
| Gsusrsl John CoeAsans al already baen put ii
nomination for The Seventh District, sid taxes &c
mari ks.5.y well thus fas with all parties The he
pub,icans seem inclined TO appropriate him Il
ths,nselyes Should he I'M. tie Republican con
servssives would undoubtedly give him thei
wsrmest support,