The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-22
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Special telegram to the Richmond Dl,patch.
Views Of the Postmaster-Ge General Statements
of the Boston Posts Washing ton Corresponds
ent Contradictcd-The Frnian Prisoners, &c.

speclal Telegram 10 Lu6 hlCu'nOHQ DppatCn.
Views Of the Postmaster General Statements
| of the Boston Posts Washington Corresponds
ent Contradctcd-The Fcnian Prisoners, &c.
WAsHISGToS, October 22.-Postmaster- Cen
eral Randall. in reply TO 4 friend in Wiscon-
sin asking what he ought to do about support
ing the Republican State ticket, writes that he
would never vote for any man, on any ticket,
who favors the Impeachment: of the Presi-
dent: that there is neither reason nor excuse
for this war upon Mr.. Johnson that the lat
ter has endeavored 10 bring about upon just
terms. complete restoration of the Union,
and has followed the policy Of Mr.. Lincoln,
which all Repu bicans once approved; and has
had no other policy, and If this policy had
been carried ont there you'd have been perfect
peace, the Union fully restored. and represen-
tatives. loyal all through the war. from the
southern States would be filling the vacant
seats in the House of Representatives that
the Republican party Of Wisconsin to-day
does not favor 4 single principle upon which
the Government carried on the war that il is
time the work OF the dominant party, outside
Of the Constitution, was stopped. and The
country restored, as il ought TO have been long
ago if the Republican party had not abandon
because he vas true to the principles upon
which the people elevated him 10 his high Of
flee.
Secretary McCulloch. being interrogated to-
day as TO the statement of the Boston Post
CORES pondent that his (NcCulloch 81 resiSna-
ton was no longer at the Presidents disposal,
and that If his removal was attempted he
would avail himself CT the tenure of office law
and resist il, authorized positive denial OF
the truth of the paragraph in all its parts.
His resignation is and has been at all times
subject 10 the acceptance OF the President
There is authority also for saying that state
ments of the same correspondent that the
President gave his permission 10 announce
that he would make changes III the Cabinet
after the November elections, and would re-
Sist Congress, etc, are equally unfounded.
Renewed application is made 10 the Go
vernment to press the British Government
TO 4 decision in the case of those Americans
lFeniaus) whom she now holds in duranC"
This application is made under the Suppo>l-
ton that the Admins tration has failed to act
in the matter. From proper official sources
it is learned that the President had re-
Gently referred the matter 10 the Secretary OF
State, who promptly communicated with our
Minister 10 Eng Hand, instructing the latter 10
lay the subject etore the British Government
and ask for n speedy hearing and discharge
of all prisoners against whom proof of viola
ton of law could not be- made. To this COM
munication no reply has yet been received.
The committee 10 ascertain whether Mary
land had u republican form OF government,
and the Retrauchmen Committee, We're Ill
session to-day, but nothing important tran.
suircd WARpET.