The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-28
WASHINGTON. June 26, Isl

NASHI>GTOS. June 70, 1871.
The Radical party i> making = strong ei-
r,rf IN heal ali the differences which have
,3.lryhrd the harmony OF the organiza-
,;nu. and the friends al the administration 4
,,r,, foremost in the work. The intention
j, if possible. hy the rcXi session OF Con-
,,yc>. ~ present an unhrukcn front. il not
n >l;port of The Administration, ut least
IN opposition to the Democracy. Among
uILc. things, II is given out that the dmende
VIII hc made IL MIR. sumner for the bad
treatment he has experienced. and that ne
viii NY the maGnanlmous resignation ol
SENATOR Cameron aS chairman oi the Com
ni,fcc on Foreign Relations be reinstated
in his old position, and MI shall 90 as
u,n.callc and harmonious Is a marriage
tga>t.
This is ore of the bright chdtedur
= E>po7uc which animate the thermometers
-. fr, sent II remains TO lie seen whether
ar not this movement will he d successful
..,.. The chances are decidedly against il
- more than that, it seems as if a wider
breach must soon occur, but the lesson 1T
teaches certain OF the Democratic pOlitl-
clans who are imhued with an innate desire
10 kick against the pricks' regardless OF
consequence ought not to he lost. The
Eadicai> cannot unite while the .spo'ls are
resting in the possession Of Il faction OF the
;nrly. Every redistribution Of them
hyightrn> the ndi gnation of the outs. The
Democracy. on the contrary, can and will
gree uuou Patriotic and sensible measures
for s platform.
\ Iromlucut Radical. not favorable to
t,rlut'S denomination. said Il day or two
ago that Grant would certainly he renomi-
uat~d-thouch Of that many beg leave to
,i,ncr-but the Democracy, with any kind
ut prudent management, could beat him.
Tl, i;adIcaIs. ROW that they are on the de.
,ru-,vc, are watching every movement OF
The Democrats with - much cag2rncSS and
anxiety ~ 4 cat does the manHilVrmg> OF
u canary bird. Every sign Of discomfort or
dissatisfaction i 8 boon to them, quickly
caught and deXtcruu,ly handled. For this
reason. il for no other. ii behooves the De-
mocr4cy 20 give them not the slightest pos
~rle chance Tor representation or CEN
sure. The campaign for the next Prcsi-
lrucy has actually already commenced, and
the Administration i> working beaVer-iike
IN IL own interest.
I he President IS expected to return to
this city in a day or two, and the regular
Cabinet meeting will be held on Friday.
III" probabilities arc that it will be attic nd
Cd ~ all the members, and matters of i'm.
p"rtaucc 10 the Radical parry will (if the
assurances of representative men of the
party are yaluahc. } be under consideration.
Here j the difference between Mr.. Bout.
well and his subordinate official. General
ricA>outon. the Commissioner OF the Rev
cuu". That viii We referred 10y both OH.
rial> To the President, who will be very
likely to @c; lid of it Iy referring 1t TO the
Attorney General for has decision. 4 query
j.. will the official who is oycrrulcd, either
by the President or by the Attorney Gene
ri. in his view Of the rights and duties
pertaining 10 his office, rc>ign' Some OF
the friends Ci pica>0ntUu assert that he viii
crrtuilly retire from his Official position i!
not sustained. TIM0N.