The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-24
Correspondence or the Baltimore Gazette.
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Correspondence or the Baltimore Gazette.
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EniSSarics.
WAsuISGToS. September %, 1862
For some time past it has been more than
suspected that the Radicals, under the lead
Of Boutwell,. Butler, and Sumner, were pre-
pairing scheme by which to uullify the re-
cent election in Virginia. These suspicious
have found their way in several of the pa
prrs OF the country, but SO improbable did
they seem that they met with neither ere
drncc nor attention. Recent developments,
however, prove that these suspicious were
we'll founded and fall tar short of the facts.
Night before last two men (of the ultra
Radical Iypc) arrived III this city from Nir-
siuia. where they had been OF q "recoR-
uoitcriug@ tour in the employment (aS Is
now positively KNOWN Of the worthless men
toned above. Their mission to Virginia
Was 10 organize committees of the Union
Leagues in various sections of the state,
and to instruct them how to do it to Get
up evidence proving frauds in the recent
election, and intimidation and coercion Of
the freedmen. by which they were forced to
vote the Conservative ticket or not vote 1T
all. These atlidaVits-iur the instructions
were that The Leagues should secure
aiiidaVitS-arc TO accompany petition
which i to be presented 10 Congress early
in the session, and referred to the Re-
construction Committee, where, under
the management Of Butler and his f'2end
Bingham. it is to sleep until the
end uf the session, which will keep Nir-
"lnia Unrccon>tructcd 1T least until the
first Monday in December. 1870. The next
hcin@ short session, ii i supposed there
will hc little difficulty in ''staving' the
consideration of "allIirS in Virginia" of
until the adjournment of Congress. This
petition Is not TO be presented untll AFTER
notice has been received that Virginia
Welded To the croWnin% act OF radical
lIsurpation imposed upon hcr-thc adop-
ton Of the fifteenth amendment. Then
the mine is TO be sprung, and Virginia
Virginia, who gave To The nation Wash
ington, Madison, Il Monroe; Virginia,
whose people have complied with Ill the
demands which The Radicals could Invent to
degrade her, until her submission amounted
almost 10 dishonor--is TO be subjected two
Years longer 10 military rule, surveillance,
djctation, and tyranny.
This programme is not only to apply to
Nirginia, but TO Mississippi and Texas,
should majority OF the people OF those
states in the coming elections vote for the
Conservative candidates. Numerous have
been the crimes OF Radicalism exposed III
this corrcspondencc. but there are none
which equal this i'll cool, calculating VII
l7ny. il, cnormitv is evidenced by the fact
that il REQUIRED the united genius OF three
OF the most INSCRIPTIONS men IN the nation
to coHcoct and initiate 1t, ana the agents Sc
lrctcd hy them to do this dirty WORK III NlrSl-
niaNyho have lust returned here after having
conpl,ted their diSrcpUtablc misSionD were
in every way fitted for the task. One iStrom
PENNSYLVANIA. and was dismissed from office
on a charge Of appropriating property OF
the Government TO his own Use the other,
who halls from Illinois, was pcrcmpt0uly
dismissed from the army by President LIN
coin for conduct lmbccOming an officer and
Gentleman.
These men seek every opportunity to try
and excite prejudice against The people OF
Virginia by the circulation OF the baSest
SANDERS. They state that the same spirit
that produced The rebellion is still rampant
in Nir@nia-that the people Of Virginia are
the least reconstructed of any i'll the South.
ON the frauds committed to secure Walker 5
election they are very eloquent, and assert
the most improbable stories. Strange to
say, they find men to listen TO them and be-
lieye their lies.
The plan of Boutwell,, Butler, Sumner "
Co., di-gracetul as it is, IS OF easy accom-
pIishmcnt. and will be carried out 10 the
Very letter, and neither Virginia, Texas,
nor Mississippi, be allowed representation
III congress OF iIcttlOIl ii VIZ iAi'i'"iS Ni'
unless they accept just such terms as these
men may dictate. They have the power
during this Congress. Will the next De
dItercltI i.
PATENTS IssuEp.-The following United
Statcs patents were issued to citizens or
Virginia for the week ending September
81, 1869 and each bearing that date Cotton
press, Charles j. Beasley, of Petersburg
asSignor TO himself and Tappey, Lumsdcn
Co., same place; horse-hay rake, VII
liam =. Ewing, Fancy Hill, Va; churn,
Samuel ID. Lucas, Wmterpock; compound
for restoring damaged tobacco, Wesley A.
Wright, Libcrty-assignor to self ana Wil-
liam G. Trowbridge pie for railroad chairs,
David Eynon, Richmond.
BroKrAHr Observation-Disclosures hEGs
REQUIRED TO BE STAMPED WdSh1ngton,
September 13.-Sir Your letter OF the !th
Instant on the subject Of stamping hVe-Sal-
lon packages of spirits has been received:
In reply | have TO say that section %
Of the net of July 90, 1869, requires tlat
ALL packages of distilled spirits filled on the
premises of wholesale dealer for shipment,
sale, or delivery, shall be gagged, Inspected,
and stamped, by United States gauger:.
This section provides no limit to the size OF
packages, but the language is general, ana
includes all packages OF the wholesale llquor
Dealer. Under the provisions Of secllon
Of The act Of April 10, 1869, TINS class
oi dealers are limited in their sales 10 li!e
gallons as their minimum. But all Their
packages filed rs above must be stamped,