The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-02
Rutler Again Interviewed.

HITLER has again been interviewed nc
has determined to be 4 candidate ior 'i'
G~oyernorship OF Massachusetts, ana "hcn
questioned rs to what he wohid 40 " "a.
should fail to receive The Rcpuh'lcah noun
nation. he replied, ~ have never con'cii'
Mated such a contingency Upon 'hi>
SIGNIFICANT answer, the 1f2b"ne comments
rs follows:
"Thc only thing noticeable about lhi-
las, ,narj,esto, and the thing which Is iuII
81 comfort and promise, j. that The treneraI
aopcars to be packing his luggagcto leaVt
the Republican party, and we cheefIuiH
mint his confession OF untaith Is one OF ihC
most hopeful signs of the tunes"
TIC Tribune also charges that "the qucs'
..;;ous and answers are evidently the wolk
,.of the same udroit and shlity intci'ec'.
# begins its review OF BrTLER's confession
of faith in the words following:
1T seems as if the hatred which Gen
CUTLER rcars to Massachusetts cannot ''
satisfied with intiicIiDy Il less hnlmhlia'lo''
uDor her than his own election as 'IoNe!'
nor. II WIS bad enough to have nm ioca'-
,zcd in the Lowell district, but the l
LERlTEs ditfuscd over the whole Stale "ouiu
lc the ~acrtc>t of affections"
RrT1rR seems to bc fishing for the votes
of the factions in the Old Bay State. lie
sides with the Communists of France. ana
EXPLAINS why il was not wrong Tor them u
destroy the monument in the Place NeH-
dome. He tells how he managed New "rk
CITY when h" ruled it,, and h"W the peace
might have been preserved on the day O.
the recent riot. He takes the part oil INC
anii-Oraugomcn. apparently, giving IL Is
his optrion that it mi@hl be very p'oscl
sometimes to forbid the marching OF l""-
ressions through the streets, yet leaves uS
i'm doubt as to whether he is not. after All. Oh
the other side. He claims to have heeh u
,h,muiou or leader of the Iahoring men
twenty wears ago, and tells how ii was tha'
he secured the election Of BOUTWELL, as
Governor and SUMNER n senator, hou2H
!la fails to explain bow II WAS that ten ycfi
later be voted fifty times for JEFF. DAr'Sln
the Charleston Convention.
EUTLER i reported 10 be Il gaod laWy"".
and we believe il is aln">, universally con-
teytd that he is at least 4 good criminal
lawyer. Set this hrazrf-iarcd by porrttc,
d" t!u> learned III thc law. docs not hesitate
I, publish il to the world Il his deliberate
opinion that under the Constitution OF the
tinted States women. have the right to
vote. Here l. his language AS taken down
hy u shorthand writer, or, rs the lf1b''ne
supposes, penned 10y himself:
Upon the best examination coulu
live. came to the conclusion tnat ,he
Constitution Of the United S1areS me- -
granted 10 woman&ths right oil Suffrage 40
against all state laWs W1utcver."
uhc only words in the Federal Coi'S'''V-
,ion rcforriny 10 suffrage are these:
..The right Of citizens OF the sn''ru
s,,tcs To vote shall not he denleu "l
,hridred by the United States; or nv an!
state, on account oil Iace' s"'''' Va NV
lions condition Of scrvituue
Which is as much as to say that women
may he deprived Of the right to vote. let
rrr1rR. in order to-get the votes OF the
friends of the woman's rights party, and 10
escape the necessity of giving any reasons
for the faith that is in him, saddles the
blame upon the Constitution
We are pleased TO see the troubles OF The
Massachusetts Rcpublican>-a set OF mis-.
erable busy. bodies, who are always med
dliue in matters about which they have nc
right TO concern themselves. We trust
,hut the Beast will mount them, and,
booted and spurred, ride them until they
can appreciate In some degree the deteSta'
ton In which the monster Is held in thi,
section of the Union. WE Butler.