The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-06-14

Senator WILSON, Of Massachusetts, writes
m article for the independents IN We"
York. in which occurs the following para
graph:
,,This mower of wealth. individual aud aSsocia-
Tod Contaminated and d!ftIscd. constitutes llic aW
ff,,g.r that is threatening us with It's p"rtcii'o"s
and Increasing dimensions; in are ,"..r ,"i
more disastrous evils Of bribery ana corfupiiIh'
Indeed tho signs Of the times ar" "inli'"o>. a o
trkcu that We are entering upon I'M cN perHH''
d,m"ctn. nnd dangerous alike to individual pro
hI.y and honor f. national reputation ana SalctN.
Mr. are there wanting indications not only oil INC
possession of thi, power and the purpose 10 use H.
hut Of too many susceptible Ia lis hlandishmcll,,
and ready yield !" it, sway. Tie men l" "Sc anu
10 he used seem provided for each DINER.
The Yndcpcudcm is freebooter amongst
religious papcr>-i. t., it has no religion III
all. II is remarkable how til" iiccntion>
politics of the Radical school dovc-tail with
the RIGHTEOUSNESS of religion.
The paragraph quoted shows one OF the
bud tendencies of Radical politics: THEORY
If it may lie digniiicd with that nance III
parti,anrv which settles al questions rcln-
ting to integrity and fealty upon the basis
of RadiraliSm. The Radical is necessarily
Il patriot. Il man who. under the law OF the
Radical Church. can intend nothing mimi
cal to the public good. Under the cloak OF
inns doctrine I'LL >oE'S ol i"N"i> h"'' "''''
dispensed TO Radicals ana cch'eo 10 every
body else Nothing could be more congo
NAL with rascalty and corrup'loh' men
had but to assume the disguise OF ultra ia.
dicali>m. cry =" Cruelty the southern rebels,
and yocicratc with >tcntOrian voice III be-
nan OF the = HE OF Ihc lia'i"H' - n'''' easy
admission 10 the - RING oi coll"p'ioiI'S'S
who he'd The Key 10 Inc lTcaSul! 'AlU 'h'
charms winch paratvZcd all the measures "i
police to detect frauds upon the revenue
laws of the Government
Mr.. WILSON was Il leader III the mattcr OF
this partisan thcory-hc was leader Ill INC
measures which opened the way TO rlcn
rewards, 10 perjury ana pfoS''u'ioh-tli''
gave The 'sWAy 10 wealth., winch, Ike i
hot-hcd, enriched by the hallonai corT'll-
ton, terminated and nuIturcd 10 ltili
growth the army that were "SrSccp'lhic to
its hlandi>hmcntS.' His dark picture comes
Of the causes he has helped To produce. II
is ;i> true " it is horrible, and his ahomlna-
tie politics are the media through which it
has taken its shape and hue.
In the wisdom Of Divine Providence, the
faculty is given to such false theorists Il
WILSON TO perceive The horrors 10 which
Their theories nave lei, while from per-
verse ana sell-Wlllcd disposition they either
cannot see or VIII not admit that the mon
Stcrs they behold are the creatures OF Their
own schemes.
n =
about the future when he hcholdS the mon
>trous inequalities existing between the diff
trrcnt sections Of this - free and equal" Re-
public OF States: Monstro>ities are ever
lrau@ht with strange consequences. And Mr..
WILSON has enough OF philosophy toiccl UNI
easy about those consequences. lie knows
the power Of wealth The has seen its effects i'll
the bribery of Congress. though he does not
confess il. He fears the progress of this
system Of undermining the public virtue.
and he uttcrS his fears. They are we'll con-
cel'ed--no doubt based on actual obserNI'
hon-and nothing can prevent their real
z''lon but Il political re'oln''oh III 'ii'
country.
ne tests OF haolc"iisii al' "'i.>,''' any
'ie'r hloFhillV iuiiious. 1 ii'''nN i'''s '''
promote the COMMUNICATION anu ilionolo!
Which are disastrous 10 the h"I'h' Nlo
rally they are even more ocstruetNe' slilc'
they undermine all virtue an" by reward
ing hypocrisy and perjury lhNcrt 'hc mora
order and put disgrace on virtue ana deiil
vice!
Nothing pu' TINS rc'ol'tioil can save inc
country. Meh 'e""s anu ho''or i'ost o'
settled by some pe'lcr RUE IMAM hatdcallSln
That cloak To every species OF ah"ihihatlon
There are patriots Ill the land who are no
Radicals, ana III our OPINION they are th(
best oil III patriots. The day General LEI
surrendered, the whole southern community
could be better and more safely trusted tol
sincere ana chiValrouS defenders OF the gov
efhl'eh' "hlch hao been settled by the ar
htramcnt Of war as theirs than the whole
tribe oil mllllonaircs and corruptlonlStS o
the North. They are more reliable this day