The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-16
= rrrnay SEPTEMBER 49, ~
-, anti.Grant Party.

,,.,o.,z ,,r,,nsrd 10 The Fcno'"
rr,.xr h.ve q difficult tash ~
nation =, ,h,nrcs against their nominal
t'!H'. .,..,.or Cp,xr are twenty /" "',''
49, .,ninr;urc. Therefore " ',o", ''.;,h ,ha
,..,.,,,,. wiser in them 10 co'noius rrhc
.o+;ves. VIII thew q" VIZ" ~.
..,,, rrnmincnt man 81 WI, ''"'s .or,na
I.''>' !. d,lv in his Tribune PAYNE
'h"F"' c,.>r. in defending tue hioS'
" ,...;o,,a;io parts Of the GRANT poic!'
nol,cr;rg not only his own chances
rn,,inaticn. but i,npairing Inc moral
s,rc,r,h Of those who act with him.
We do not see what these gentlemen can
i, ,o.orccmpish anything in their opposi-
~, IA GRANT but to coalesce with tue Con-
sorYa,iyes and form new army OF oc'ehce
and offence for the protection OF the Con-
sfit,lrion and the expulsion from the con-
tYul of the Government Of the party OF SCI
Iional strife. who arc pcrpct,mtin& Inc i"''-
cors or var and the policy OF pains ap"
non,It;es which, prevents the restoration %
ncsce. II they do not adopt some sue"
course nc f.Ia, tHey will, we apprchenh, az
cn,npiisi, bat l,ttle in the Republican
ranks.
Washington correspondent of The Ci'i-
cinna,i Comm erciol makes the following
,.arelnent with reference to This SunJeo::
.tI haze beard lately from several
sanrces that The enemies OF GRANT, not
nrlY those in Congress, but tAe lail ""In"
lr.;Iiun ones Throughout TIC coihi!' I,i
iinUtirlv from the South, are ol9tH'n''2 w
init
3,y4nvtbr President round 10 tne'r th,ohins;
crfn declare war hcnceiorWard, IL lhev t!d
on Amy Johnson. The leadcrsln ms move
rn..;,-. IS | nave necrj, are GREELEY, 7 IN
rnx ~rMSEn. EEuMBrLL, SCHuRz, LOGAN,
Fp.scEn, and two or three otncr s,utherh
mon. and The report goes that VncN a'c
yro~,lv to ass" mo|e very quietly at ALBANY,
and tElk the matter over SUN arloeEatiol'
and prudence. First, a. 70 "h:'Het ~ -
,,e.I 70 r main passive uli !uS tuS S''''"',
uf GE,.T's denomination for The second
I'm. .rrnnsi, whether il is not better 10
,..rn,y All tnnlr weight and strength "g1!n"a
,,n,gui attt m,t /" defeat him out ana oUt;
ur t',tgd. whether il Is mol as wen 10 p!tiy
u, hatcuct, swing into the mas, ven as
inuA rs any, carry tie nomination ana re-
election Of GRANT. and then submit 10 us
scu,c Of right whether they have NOT earned
Il ucW deal.
The o,ilicutics in The wy Of these pro-
goS!iDUs are :
FIRST. I! the opponents Of GRANT remain
massive. ftil!u9 10 assist. and rather 0IScotu-
"a" his car>" u" silence, IN case oi MS
e,'.,r~., wiiyh seems p'"h'5'ir now, ihty
..lU, # ANYTHING, Gc w"rS. OF IN tier re-
.l!uuS Win The President al Inc next Tel III
th"N they are now.
Second. The only tGiu2 that will prevent
them taking the couT Sc suggested III t1c
second proposition is their want oil cghti-
dcn"r IL their own strength. Ii these men,
~ II Sudden and powerful rally, c"ul':
mat,l"r about them sufficient force TO carry
the Convention against GRANT there would
to- 10 hesitation, even II tatrc was rchsoli-
ahtr probability Il it. Bu, If this course
N4- tahen, aud failure succeeded L, there
V. uid he al end OF them fore yer,
Third. II these di,contcntS become
firmly convinced between now ana the ~
scmblin. OF the CONVENTION That Grant j.,
beyond ali question or cavli, 10 be the iicXt
HrpuDllcan nom!Gcc for h,s own su"rt -
siur, they sill! whip themselves tut" hhc,
:tnu hopc 10 win H. z"''i what they "r.r
entitled 10, but what lhry tailed IL Obtain
by Struggling"