The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-07
FROM WARRINGTON
Grants Political Enemies In the Radical
Ranks Approaching Organizations Against
His denomination : Summers Treatmcns
not yet Forgotten, &c. "sn..a 80 /,

1 Ss"IAS -AppfoaCnsn2 OrRanlZatlOIs ASuinss
His denomination : Summers Treatmcna
not yet Forgotten, sc. J 's1s.a II 1
| Especial Correspondence Of the pispatcii.1
| WASHINGTON, Sept. 8, 1871.
| With the expiring days of the summer
season come new evidences of the strong
feeling in the Radical party against the
Grant administration, and the thoughts
give stronger indications Of their breaking
forth.
| Aside from the positive attacks which
disappointed and angry Radicals at the
South are preparing to make upon the Adj
ministration, just SO soon as they Gun catch
| 1t at home, quandam friends of the Presi-
| dent at the North are making preparation
as we'll TO open their batteries at him direct.
There arc no signs of any of the wide
spread Observation-Disclosures and South
being healed. On the contrary, it is GER
tain that the rupture will be more open
and much more the subject of wide com
ment when Congress meets than 1t is at
| present. So far as the chagrincd Radicals
who are among the "outs" from power
or influence with the Administration in the
South arc concerned, it is not to be doubted
that they will get the cold shoulder in al
most every instance. Politicians here adj
judge that nothing can be made by turning
men out of office. The quarrelS which
would be inaugurated in the respective
States, they say, would be much more likely
to bring additional difficulties, to be adj
iustcd at the door Of the Administration,
than rebound to its benefit in any way
whatever; and the majority Of the Presl-
dents advisers, as we'll as tho President
himself, seem to have adopted the principle
Of bearing the ills they have rather than fly
| to others they know not Of This, at any
rate, is the present feeling, and how far
that may be changed by the suggestions and
prayers, and winnings and threats OF those
pure-mindcd Radicals in Louisiana, and
Alabama, and elsewhere south OF the P0to-
mac, who set themselves down as the worst
: used and best abused set Of Constitution
lrevering patriots by the Administration
which they love so well. can only be known
after the fall frosts have tempered the air
AT Washington, and the absent ones return
to depart no more for Il season, or Until
Congress has met and adjourned, and their
lost ta6ors in behalf of Radical unity have
!; rendered change OF air and scene absO-
lutely imperative once more.
Fl Now, while the cohorts OF RadicaliSm in
, the South are diSheartcnCd and unhappy
, because of the strife which has attended The
, spoliations and its consequent "dNlde, "
there is a looming up of formidable check
movements in the North which have their
: origin in q combination OF matters which,
while they doubtless include in some in-
= stances the usual subject of partial dlyl-
deuds, have yet ut the bottom, in the case
of many Of those who agree not to lend
their voice or their Influence in favor of the
, denomination Of the present Chief Maois-
: trate, questions Of pure principle, the All a
tation Of which have characterized the
holders thereof as men who, ut the very
. least, had stamina sufficient 10 stand by
: Their views Of what the Constitution of the
country demands, and what it will not
admit of, according TO the proper and time
honored constructions which statesmen
land jurists. have. placed upon it.
This class is gaining strength in the
North and West daiiy, and although
that may not be developed thoroughly un-
til the meeting of Congress necesstates the
agitation of The prominent questions which,
during this stagnant recess, have been kept
6clOto the surface of events, there will then
be such exhibitions Of the strong antagO.
ni>m to the present rulers as will show the
utter futillty Of the hopes to which part-
sans of the President still cling of securing
his denomination without divided con-
Ivention.
In fact, it is already mentioned that Il
l
held to ventilatc their views upon the sun-
ject Of the next Presidency, and that this
meeting will be outside of the Republican
leaders, who are The advisers of the Admin
istration. The list OF those who will en-
dorse such meeting, us given by parties
here who pretend to have positive know
ledge OH the subject, includes the names OF
= Sumner, oil Massachusetts,, representing the
element in New England, who will never
Il Iii
the anti-Slaycry order of politicians Carl
SchurZ, whose Influence among the German
, population of the great Northwest no man
. eau affect to -pise; Fenton, Of New York,
) who bias friends capable OF cNcrtng great
: power and influence Upton, of Nebraska,
, and many others, including members OF the
House Of Representatives, cX-memberS oil
: Congress, anu others more or less known
: in national and State politics. This move
= ment is certain to come, and if statements
| in circulation here are entitled to credit, 1t
Twill come very soon.
| The othce-holdeis here and elsewhere
= affecting to lidculc a movement OF this
character are not wise. 1t is bound to
come, and will have q wide influence. IL
| is not to be thought that either Senator
, Sumner himself or his friends have forgot
ten his treatment of last winter, and they
: will lead most formidable opposition, to
|. which it is known everywhere recruits Will
, not be wanting. IIMoN.
, | SHOCKING ACCIDENT AT TIE PATENT OFFICE
FATAL RESULT PROBABLE.
Yesterday afternoon August Farmbrook,
young carpenter, met with serious &C.
cldent at the patent office. He has in The
! office an application for Il patent, and while
: in the building took Il seat on the star rail-
, ing opposite the main entrance on street,
and IN few moments lost his balance ana
fell backwards, striking in his fall the pas-
; ter cap OF one Of the columns supporting
the floor, dropping thence to the basement
tloor. lie was picked up insensible, and
Drs. Smith and Ketcham, Of the office, eX-
amined him, and found that be had sus-
tanned severe confusion of the skull. a
carriage was at once secured, and he was
conveyed to Providence Hospital, in charge
of DR.. ketcham, when Drs. Lincoln and
Ford We're called in. Although there was
no fracture of the skull, there was seVel
eiiusion of the brain, and but slight hopes
are entertained Of his recovery Washing
ton Star Of Tuesday.