The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-04

The Brownlow Observation-Disclosures In the
New England States-Radical Capital Manu-
featured by Outlawry-Secrctary Bro"ninss
Installation, etc, etc.
WASHINGTON, September 2, 1866.
The Radicals arc using the choicest am
munitiou and heaviest guns, in the shape o'
speeches and orators, in the cndea'or ~
develop the Southern Loyal ~ ooh'eh-
tion. which meets in Philadelphia to-mor.
row. into an institution Of Importance ana
influence In the campaign now lnausu'
ratcd Wade and Chandler are present,
and il is TO be expected that no Il'ie
.uopnt Of buster will be INDUCED IN rs
Son AZ the Conference delegates, VINO COM
,>nso two. thirds OF the Convention, are
roI,ca into rcauisition. The President Is
% receive an additional quota of abuse
and yillification 10 that showcrcd upon him
dur;ng the last session of Congress, and the
white people of the southern States are TO
he consigned entirely TO the tender mcr-
o,rne genus. A meeting of the City Coun-
ellis is 10 be held to tender TO the patriotic
crowd the Inequalities Of the city, and the
Radical trumpets will bray out loudly the
importance and grandeur of the gathering,
which their leaders have already pre-
dicted will be the greatest convocation
which has ever assembled in the Quaker
city. We shall see.
Some of the New England elections
take place this week. The friends of the
Administration may expect very little
good out Of them. In the first place, there
has not been time enough for the action OF
the Conservative Convention and the
grand ovations of the President TO have
their effect, or to reach the people in a
proper shape; and in the second place, the
people in those sections, excepting per-
haps in Connecticut, where the elections
are some time distant, are, and ever nave
been, in large conservative minority, not
only with regard TO politics, but in all else.
The Radicals intend making all the CAPT
tai possible out of the riotous proceedings
of some rutiianS al the camp meeting near
Baltimore day or two since. The vi,lainy
of these roughs, who will be thoroughly
punished by the local authorities for their
violation of law, is Just at the present mo-
mcnt n God-send 10 Radical orators, and
will be, no doubt, held up to view by the
B-ownlow Convention as another evidence
of the bancful influences of slavery and
of the uniitncss of the South for self
government. Such instances of outrage
bv rutlianS and ScoundrclS receive the con-
domination OF all good men, and Radical
stump-orators will miss their reckoning
materially in aScribiug it to their iaroritc
particulars.
Secretary Browning was installed into
his new Office yesterday without any fur
thcr ceremony than that of taking the
oath and being formally introduced to the
different heads of bureaus. Mr.. Harlan,
day before yesterday, in his neat little
speech accepting Il present from his
clerks, thought possibly the relations un-
der the new chief would not be disturbed !;
but it is very probable that Mr.. Browning
will make some changes. He did not
make an address to the clerks, as Mr.. Ran
dali did, in assuming his new position.
If the hundred different rumors about
changes in Office which have been indus
,riously circulated within the past two or
three days have any connection with the
true condition of things, we may look for Il
mighty exodus of Radical officials upon
the return of the President to the seat OF
government, if not before, as he can trans
act the business of approving matters
brought to his notice by telegraph, even
while on his western tour. The depart
ments here Just now are filled with very
many trcmulous souls, who cannot he made
to regard with any degree OF affection
the sentiment of rotation in office, which
the President recently announced as
I" good old doctrine" TIMoN.