The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-03-22
co,ero, Candy Responsible.

/, Is for the Governor 10 eAV'''e wv
,.ws-no. to appeal to the Judges to kno"
,,,.cfbcr he mas execute them. All inc
hlnod-not much, we are glad to say--she''
in this city within the last week 's upon
1cncral T,>sY.S skirts. One word iro"
h;r, wonll have induced MIR. CHAh"oN I"
o;xc,n his claim 10 the mayoraity o, hieh-
m,nd One word Of disarrr"ha''"h ~
,>,,,,,oo>.s .ourse would have ended tho
,,o,,h,a n i moment. The Geheral
professions Of desire 10 preserve the
pcacc cannot deceive any one who KNOWS
,hot Int for himself there would never
have heen one drop Of blood sH''. u
ron,ra, C,Xnr had aided the lawfully
,,n.titute>i authorities a.! the STATE 'he''
...,ll bsrc been no trouble. Nay, II he
,aI merely refused 10 All the rebels, the
...,,r.,.nts the man whom Governor
W,.vn and the Legislature tell him is
..,.rr rrc;ender, there would have been nc
,rouble. The white people Of Richmond
.rc united almost TO n man in their sup
tor, Of EIlYsoN, who would have taken
1u,scssion Of all the city property ana o'
hi office of Mayor quietly and reaceahiE
# General CA<nY hai not encouraged Ca,,
M,uS IL resist the law.
General CANEY's professions are al
l.ec,,snifian. There is no sincerity in them.
They are made 10 deceive Congress ana
,hr President. He is n CHAHooN man. lie
has been q CnAHooN man from the begin
o;nc. The ,Joornnl, the Radical organ oil
this State. has sustained CnAHooN from the
beginning. General CASBY'S last letter TO
Governor WALKER appeared in that paper
Yesterday. and the leading editorial in the
Same No, headed 'Thc Law and the Pre-
,cients," WAS, we verify believe, c"ncocte"
nj General CA>By'> headquarters.
General CANRY has assumed the iunc-
,ion- Of 81 Judge. He has decided that Mr.
rrAuony is the Mayor Of Richmond. lie
,1}ls Gu,p,,aS in All official letter that he
WuAunnN) has d" clerks. messengers, etc.
which WAS equivalent TO saying that he wa
Nlayor. Governor WAIsEE assures Gene
raj CAHBY that ELLYSoS is Mayor OF Rich
:nona. hu, General CANDY would not be
persuaded Though one shonld rise from
the dead" He has sworn that 'HA-
n"US shall ne Mayor, and he Will KEEP
hi- oath-if he can. tie has, IN a
word, made himself the tool OF the
faction Of csrret-baggers and scalawags
who iniest this city, and has 80 used ms
troops az to produce that very bloodshed
which he processes to be 50 anxious to avoid.
General CAHRY is the guilty party. we ie
,ent: the man that INSTRUCTED the execu-
ton Of the law. lie is the man who sac
,'rAnooy would have no remedy II he
CAxBYl allowed him 10 be turned Out Oh
his Office. He is the man TO whom all the
insurrents-those who waylay ami shay ro-
l:ccmcn-look for assistance. Tie is the
man upon whom Ben. SCrrr relies.
# is useless to argue with anybody who
u.,.,ss 10, know that Mayor CHAHo"N can
General c ALA lar AL o. pro-
'o,,;on Even the Governor oil Virginia
,a,ror do Il when the Legislature il in ses'
;o, r,<uY had 10 right To know that
there was sucb an officer rs ,l!AHoo> III eA-
;s,.nca. Ru, CANHY insults the Governor
;nsr,ts the Legislature, and tionts his hit
Tar political prcjudices in the face "'
,bc world, by using the military power
of the United States I" Keep III once
=, mere pretender, whom Ii" had not only no
right to uphold, but Whose existence ana
,er;l he had no right to know Of unless he
learned !, in the manner specified IN the
caaer.) Constitution. He has exactly a.
much RIGHT to recognize constable OF II
,,o1;rcman "a among the "ciril huthorl-
tics. who are entitled to call upon him Tor
MD n he had to receive any c"inn'tnlca-
lion on the subject FROM cHAnooN. lie Il
more guilty Than CnAIooN, who il nobody
lint a catspaw. lie is. in n word, the ai-
;hor Of all the troubles, the tomenter OF
AL the strife. and the shredder OF all the
blood land no thanks to him that II haf
been 20 little), which have been created
fomented, and shed, in this go"diy city
within the last week.