The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-28
WASHINGTON.
BJAIR'S PRESIDENTIAL TAG

r,xrGcMrRY BLArR's PRESIDENTIAL TAG
T,os--THK POLITICAL PROSPECTIVE.
" 4srrNGroS, November 26.-Hon. Mont
.,.oyy Blair has been interviewed. He says
5. .ir uemoc,atic party as an organization
.,l back. and the field Ire kept clear 10
. CrctCd and independent Republic
o.. let the Radicals call their convention
nominate Grant, and let the in0epend-
Ernllllicaus bolt, and nominate who
lAry please. and then the Democrats
O. his support. He says some sacrifice
49,. re made TO defeat Grant, and eN-
,>pS personal preference for William
..rrn Brvaut, although he thinks that
....,lAuG would make splendid candt-
. IS would also Judge Davis, Judge
,,..v. cx-Sccretary Cox, or Mr. Grstz
,-r In spite Of his tariff proclivities,
v,,ili support MIR. Greeley. He does
. hank there is any scarcity Of material,
,r.t the onlv difficulty to be appre-
...,i i in The hunkeriSm and Bourbon
-. ~ the Dem scTacv. In the course Of
g.. .rryi,w. MIR. Blair said:
..Irlhr Democrats don't make nomina-
~ Giant will make one for them. He
h.y ~ enough Democrats to hold
.,-':nu. anu 20 through with the farce
-. $.... : nomination. | have reason TO
49, TIA. he would have attempted it in
., h&sc had been nominated. That
n. - 3c provided for at the proper
nut Grant still holds a strong Sec
card which he intends TO play. Why,
.- .hc man that went down to the capi-
.... >rriug. and when Congress was
r.r.- over an enforcement hiil, ordered
$751;. ..., be passed. and il was done. Grant
r.; = kukiuN hiiI. and for mere Sec
...... rsp.:ai he i bound 10 find kukiux
..fy4tipu. lie has sent committee
aeuur al through the southern States,
. the cyiicucc they have collected Is
. ...is wadaing for partisan guns TO be
.... from every northern roStrum next
..furr. This Will make votes in certain
-t.;iCS, unless some such men rs sumner,
.-,ea:. o. frUmhutl Can counteract 1t.
secret societies are not natural TO the
e. u.b. southern men have long been
s..p,u - frank. free. open, And iDpetuous.
- ..r,q there nos; is very much unsettled,
hose ihat own property are no longer
, ...,lci to enjoy the profits OF il. Thieves
.... u...tcd 10 Office, and, rs III Florida,
-.E1, md South Carolina, the GoyerH-
~ are engaged IN ST organized system
,ua',ag and robbery. Look 1T Virginia
H Missouri. There have been 10 kukluX
.r.X1lons there since those States have
l.... there be any kukluX in shy south
-- State il the people were guaranteed the
.... .rUtloual rights and given the encou-
.-,!n,ut 10 which they are entitled. ku-
b <f.,u is the natural protest OF high
...:rd people against sectional dUmlua-
... Remove that yoke OF oppression, and
S., - surely YOU crush out this evil.
The u.oplc Of this country arc grow.
Indifferent to public affairs through
-..r t,Sauat at tJe Way i'll which they are
..r-ol.d. Now. there are the Germans.
.ar viii ucscr support Grant second
.... look upon Carl SchulZ as one Of
. mes; thorough, sensitive plants i'll eX-
...,cc. lie knows rs Intuition what the
c-llaGs - q mass intend doing. We had
H.. .iuu>!r.tl0n Of tult in the lattcr part
. NJ. IiGColn'S term, when the Germans
..l4ar somewhat dislifcCtcd towards his
Illustration. The Germans have tho
...A national spirit. They have national
ed 10 oppression IL all its phases. and
mad" them the most determined oppo.
...ts CT slavery. l. was OF the GeImln
rlc,t that the i:cpt.1itcan party was
.... ~ in Texas and Missouri. 1t was
...,,.: ~ this element that the same paity
3. .- D,cu VICTORIOUS in several OF the leading
, .t."In -tltCS.
ne Germans would vote for Demo.
- before they would support Grant for
.1cigr term. Our American people feel
a., hey arc oycr-taXcd, and that, too, III
~. interests Of mUnop0iicS. The revenue
.. nm movement is one Of great strength,
;iculaIly IN the agricultural districts. 1t
.,y hr said to hold the balance OF power
!. ru'y could be concentrated. There IS
.ualy i;.ir understanding among the
Ei,l:: men Of nOLn parties AS 10 an oppo.
.:inu L. Grant. there has been great adj
.t,ncIa ri in this direction within the past
s. Weeks. Senators and ether public
,rl SPA each This question without the
eos. GiD!i!ence. There viii be many things
-l>i LiOu this winter that wilstrcn9then
ill.,. opposition. and when Congress ad-
,.la- "A plan will have Lcan fully matured
cA viii cover the whole ground
WAREHOUSE FEES.
Tie Secretary Of the Treasury, In reply
10 letter from Special gent kinscala, II
,.T Orleans, who states that 10 fee Is coli
ed IL thIt portion either warehouse or
, .uuIawhi entry, while III the other ports
~" cX.sis Il diversity III the practice,
...tes: The proper fees TO be collected
~ K Warehouse entry 1T ports other tnan
....s situated on the northern frontiers
Oh: Fer order TO send goods lc ware
f,.>n ~ GtUlS , iDI tt!ltCIbl = SCl tiuIaiCS
invoices, and for oath Oh entry. 20 cents
..A, and FOR bend 70 cents. When more
IA one invoice is included i'll ware.
u~e entry Zee OF % cents Is eNacted Tor
iii invoice after the first. No charge ia
Ht,y i0r q withdrawal entry. a fee, how
,,r. 81 70 cents i, 10 be charged for each
rin,t TO withdraw: aud in cases OF with
AVA! for expectation al additional fee OF
- cents should be CHARGED for the permit
% uund goods Tor expectation under the
ylar OF april 30, 1871"
GOOD REGULATION AT FIRES.
IN order 10 prevent confusion 81 1lres
CURING hereafter i'll Washington city the
ucriutcn3ett oil Police fas ordered that
.... Iisl policeman arriving az the sceuc OF
3-c 10 protect property and preserve or
.rsLall have exclusive charge OF that duty
-,iI relieved by his superior officers OF the
.sc,nrt in which the fire occurs, and that
81. 4 50 relieved all officers from the same
ic. precinct or other precincts who shall
, as" hal! report to said officer.