The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-11-12

Tho Washington correspondent o. the Galtl-
mere GsZ.tte writes undcr date "t November
9th: -.
N,bonnh the movements of General Grant
born IHrn closely watched today, they liid!-
natc nothing. Not 80 with tic manner OF HIS
,c,nrn TO the National! Capital and all parties
ora Iii 81 spccuatiu% upon lis pruoapie
,nrauinr. Nothing can bc m"r1 c'iient
than ihc alar;n exhibited aln:!r ;iie
cytrc.a.ts here a. GcHcrti Trait . We. "i.
t. reach lis residence without n'T"1i OF OF
1n,nooe;ratlon On ;nc pir5 Ur tnc nA'uc"l3 "i
~; ,iIstrjc.. this il tho great iieLr' 81 'at
,,iIn,, nni ,vcrv thrJ3 here l.; lS'; iHfC'. IL,
ont nc country. The General tGa ''+'tfniiieil
10 avoid political disi,!ly, III which l;c succ;e;' 1
ed mos, admirably. But why avoid II Iilla
oucstiou r,rmls.lt at this ti;mc :.iiio:t cXcia-
S;vr to,,:c Of c ,nycIs ..cn l.: political cic'rS
and the effect has brcn 10 LOUSY "'I:ii
lie extreme wins of Tie i:aditAl party, ai't
tlis aialni is Openly cX.':cssc! by 2iin!, whhe
nn The o.hcr hand the ru:,s IvHivc eic'
mcut is not only enc luragei bat i"s-
sitiyciv c.aicl ut lie rr1srces -!
pr1dc:.t and w,s; @dH:!:iS::A''" 81 M TIT t1"G
raj GOV, ll!mcut. Very many vi ~. ha.i'i''"7
-.", n,,iv thry say. codrir:nc, f..d &bn. II c'l
.h. violrut AID unoJi.Si ;!tt!J.:i measures III
thr :,a-tv, but that i,p'it.cll n@t -lty lor4c,
,L.n, to aeon cscc or sJcrlic themselves =,
l,npo Nyw tiic Conservatives SAY iAe' ".,i
b., able 10 rally To the SUPP rrs 81 N'"!' :, ., :,
min;s.:atirn, and, with Tue assts'alcc OF 'll'
DEMOCRACY, can hold The extremists Ill cilr'h.
The he. adj IinistldtIoa will thlS De aDie 70
dictate tcrn. and President Grant Viii Il! Hs|
he the power III the Government.
4 number OF prominent politicians nave al,
ready arrived lcrc from the North, uci2rniiic'.
! tn h.. in time to have finger Ill the caoiilct
rjc II is understood, however, that ucLcra'
| t;ront will ylvc no intima;ions whatever OF ms
,mrDoscs until the vote Of the EIcciora: Col-
irrt has bceu cast, although II Is scnefai'! pc
, licved by his rricnls that hc has already llN-'!
| rpon his Cabnct-withuut the ASSISTANCE VI
DnlItic,lus. Prominent Southern gentlemen
now here express entire satlsiac.ioit NJ.
tb,. election of General GRAFT. a lcadinS
member of the Mobile bar said, to-day that
Seymour's election would have bten unfoi tu-
noic for the South as he would Lave Dccn
totally unable to render them any assist
ancr' while defeat would only have exaspcr-
aicd the Radical Congress- and rendered then
Ir,is,,tiou more ,vrannical than before. With
| Cono- s., us NJ pr.seat composed, Demo,
cratic President would have been but man ul
straw in the White House. he power vii
MSS from the capitol to the other cll' of tht
| avenue with General Grant seated IN the exec
ufiyc chair. Such are the Spccll!atlons ot many
| leading Conservative Southern men HOW II
this city ,-,.
n sad bow to tho colurcd population, VINO la'
made extensive preparations for general Jnpl
| Ice The Bows III Blue also made bad spccu
| lation in the five Thousand capcs amt hv'
thousaud torches they ha: ordered Tor the oc
casion, but these may keep ua;il the fourth y
| March next.