The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-26
: I'D q - & las, 1894

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49,. A.ssbuks fban New gTosk would
= M the Radicals IN Congress upon their
5 snod be0syior, FOR Il would be : certain
I, ;sndiCation Il ID success of Conservative
men an and measures In The next Prcstdsn.
I, tiai election. 50 ~ q az
But what are the prospects for the sue
cess sof 10 Conaervstivesf We CONFESS
iahst Ne are unabis 10 form any decided
opsnioa. GgThele sre not fhets enough fur
nished by either party, both Of which pro-
!. dsss To b. eonGdest &C .zrrylpg the State,
stsiustify any one at . distance In coming
& 10 ( eoncluslon.i Tho Hrdaa, In It's usual
boastfal manner, has repeatedly asserted
that HorsNAS would certainly be beaten
.fbut : repntablc Citizen has just made,
,AhfonsA, Tie columns Of the World, an &c.
pose Of little transaction In which BEN-
: Ssrr was concerned that must satisfy every
|. ;sunpreiudicsd mind that Mr.. HOFFMAN is
Il opposed by tho Herald simply because he
defeated q project Of BKSSEtT's 70 swindle
thS city out Of large amount Of money
by vetoing an ordinance having for It's OBJ
iect the enhancement Of the value Of the
% thistls.fed Scotch scoundreps real es-
tate. In any case, the HeralFs deelara-
lions carry NO weight with them as such.
They sometimes indicate the direction Of
! the popular current, and are so far valua-
BILE; but in the present instance they are
significant of nothing exceptthat BENNETT
desires the defeat Of Hor7xAs. .lie4
I. Tho Tribune processes to believe that
FgSToN win be elected but it manifests
its confidence in so angular, . manner that
va are. inclined to believe that 1t is only
~histling TO keep up the courage Of Its fol-
4 lowers. II processes to have the assurance
that number Of Democratic associations
even In New York city have repudiated
the HoPFxAN ticket and will vote for FEM
TON. Bat, then, on the other hand, it fran
tically swears that the Radicals in the
country must not suppose that FENToS can
be elected by three-fdurths or seven
eighths Of their votes. They must al 60
to the polls, it repeatedly asseverates. s
The Albany Evening JoAyndl says that
il EExrox shall receive the Iote. which he
did twoyears ago he will. be elected BY
$4,000 majority abnt If he shall receive
only the vote which the Radical candidates
/ received at the election last year he will
be beaten. sssa2Is ~ E&e3
) The Times does pot seem tohave made
IS up an opinion yet upoh the subject. We
should judge that it is rather Indifferent as
Ioso the result. 1t certainly maniiesta no. zeal
j in the cause.ofa FExroN. 1.-THE, JOHNSON
!; Republicans Of the RAYMOND stripe are AL
of the same way Of thinking, then Horn
! MAN, will certainly be elected; for a very
slight degree Of lukewarmness in the Re-
publican ranks will suffice to insure the
success of the Democrats. 81 oses&2
Mr.. HoffxAx Is man of fine address, a
capital stump speaker, general fayorite
wherever known, and an industrious
! WORKER he has taken the stump In his
own bchslfa course which his never be-
fore been adopted in New York, we be-
lieve. Atany rate, he Is conducting Q can
vass In New York like the one which
HSSRy A. WISE conducted In this State III
1855. His opponent refuses tomeet him
upon the musings. HOFFMAN goes from
place to place, making speeches and ac-
qnajptances, boldly prochims his-prfnci-
piles, deaes FEEroS to meet him, professes
his readiness to answer Ill questions, and
I With, his engaging manners, his good looks,
/, his generosity, and his personat advantages,
is likely TO secure many yotes which other
! wiao he Meald not have received. Then,
I !. too, Hsap6a,a ne German Language, and
addssssas hia Isutossc friends in their own
.ssernacuiss. All these things pnst be taken
intothe aoeannt d calculating III chances.
/ TIE WossjS i very jubilsns just now. II
= either ,4 aifxcts 70 b, in no doubt upon
! the qususaou Of HoSfxAE's election. tt
spirit may 30 gathered from the following Il :
TIE DlSUHIoN LINE BKSAKlNGJ q r
y, -, .1he Radical line In this State isbfclk.
aing. Courage and condolences have passed
= out 81 the lesders- hope - passing from
sahs rank and Gle. The Radical line, Is
ssSassting and breaking. IS a&
Nov, Union men fer the fortnight 70
/" come redouble every effort! Canvass
|" more closely. Labor With TIA hssitating-
the inquiring. Refuse 70 - diverted
ffb@ Ia 81 tnaS tho ~ raton u
~ lie Vnion~l4bei prSseryst}eu of lk-So-