The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-30

s.. Icr~s,.. Vermont. .Nnnnccttcut;..
iN'; MaSSs 1is,s Mj.nisnn
.,. !, :. Iarolins -. fludiana .......i4
.s.'.ua J. uh'C:.......'.';? Illinois. '......?!
49," Ill , w., II
.,.,.4.. Wisconsin lie So
.smh'.-.--i: .alit"rnia.'''.
., :; %cyati,. =
,.,..>........t
-. .'.-...
60. ....S.
|.' N'rE''i'.
~
l..n ini> huSi, and a distinct issue be-
tr.,.yn ,r,rtjeS IL thry now stand, the
D.. ..',.r.., wonId require eleven votes to
,l;,. ,~,uIiIat.S .ud the Roouhljcans
..,.,-,fx IA hr obtained from among the
$3.50 States which are assigned for argument
..., '.r.,,;a,inn 10 the doubtful" category.
r..,... rh., Jerome OF much inheritance,
...,,.; -. ,.yopiu,d with care. in order to
E nv. ,,r,,Grul conclusion. The powcr-
,..,.,nI,. of men and money. which the
.,.,-,r,tion WA, able to throw into New
If.u,..jry recently, and will concentrate
-. ~ rof,u,.t;vut next Monday, could not
IT, ,,gplnyrt in 4 presidential contest,
,...., an fine elections occur IN all the
e.. - on the sure day. With the
..f.. fr.p 10 vote indcDendcnt OF this in
SION, here j. hardly any doubt that both
,.....- r.;... would 20 Democratic. The Re-
r....Et,~u detection in PENNSYLVANIA is lar"e
-. ,-r,,,yinr. and the exposure of tbe afro
al. .> f,,,,d> in PHILADELPHIA, which arc de-
a.yu~r;t;pl bv the admission of Colonel
VIZ, D,y.. 10 the seat in the Senate from
yf.,I, he WAS excluded hy corruptinr the
f....I-i,,x and "rcmatinr :" will only tend
.,...,.,ir,. the rru5 l,ctwrep tho white and
.. = ,n,r> Of t'ur1in and Cameron. Su-
.i;,.Ii,rhis fact i ,nr labor rcCnrm move
,...., BOW rr,r,nizino Nh nyer ,Ic State. and
.. F., +, ,iriacb If least 2OooO working
..,, ,,,,rti,r Radical side. Ni,.issipri will
,..'..l,, b.. decided hv the events of. the
,..ytf, months. About Indiana there is
,..r,,i 4n;i.bl,.jou among Democrats. and.
...r,i;o contingency Il will ha a,re,v
mid -, Ia 0nO ,n,ioi.;tv Illinois * 60.
..l,,.,r;,,...i hv 1h. rarnI, a,r,irst Grant
o.. ~>,..,'Gs .,,nnn,r ,.I,sses that cannot Le
....,.lL tx nnvor The l,nd rnhher;.s in
~, i,,ih,,r,, ,,sad 10 aiant flo
..nt ..,,.tnr. h,rn confined with 4.
...,.l ,i;,rnut,.nt IA tl,ra,t.n :, romn|rt,. re-
-. I,,,I,,n il, tI,gt >,.;,.
I !. I'm. -..n lh,; f., volt. ,f Indiana
... :,!,i.h !. ,Im,.t r,,t,in vould I've
,,,,i.'-,,,.;,.i,,', w. ,,;,.a ~ Do,nn.r,ts
''',u >,:-'.;., !, - [J,,,U,.,t ',IIn"a
.,,:yyI,s,,; - ..,,,s,,,rn ,,,orld I,c
,;.,,is,,,r, >n,,, - ~. oIo,nn,,ts nr
..;,,, i,i,a .,.n,,,atI,;,n ~ ,,.;nr;,,Ia
..i ~ ,,,nin he S,,nn n,-,ct;,oI rc-
,,1, ,"'',',,;,,,, l.,.5;.,I,,. tha,,
,..1 nrn ~, tI,n,n so-,.,,ied douhtfI
.,1I 40, n,,1, no c.r.ieJ
,,..ri,fy ,,r G,.,.rhrG rrnm thc G,,nt coI,,mn.
itp-r rlrmcnts are now separated by names
"u', and not things. There Is no reason
Wy 'hE >Anthu hpt come toSelheF ana
.'.i"i UIvH lie common ground OF reform,
"'"'" 'H'E I'll ailkc desire 10 achle'e, ana
VIE. Zach separately processes rs Il cardinal
iHEG!!'. Like great divisions OF the army,
,'u =: different commanders, they have the
.GHr rnalAy 70 confront and aim at conf
ia.u victory. The moral spectacle ot such Il
"h''F-. Ignoring past records and burylnS old
~.ri-, W"U:i OF itself give III lmpulSlon to
az" r,iltert Worth tens OF thousands OF
\''S.
,rat triumph is thus clearly withinrcach
n uoitcd opposition. Let this signal of
H'rri once be given, and the country would
r.. AZ. with an enthusiasm which would
-.'.'p over it like Il prairie fire and recall
I'D. .ong> Of 1910. Neither narrow parti-
5.-!Up nor personal ambition, nor designing
u wa 'c "loNcu ~ I'i.ci tcao op-
~, , ,.,',,t,Iro, Lax, =, .1,a ,,,a,,
-, ' "n, w., ,''', :. 80, ,,.;,,,,,l.I
,,a,..,,,.I an,ht;nn will
,r,,,,.I'',l," -, .i,n ,,.o,,s;5n md IVA.
, 80" '''" ''.' ~. VIC 49, o -" ",
I.,... :, 80 ,," w., ,o ond nn;on n,aqrs
,...,>.'',. r. a.n 1900 '.t' '
"|''''''0'' ." '0''
Nr. .Rcln.ont'. Convention.
WAsut>,,rny, Mar.l, 29-Hon. August Bel
nt"ai. Chairman of the National Democratic
&"'titlNr committee, arrived III Washing
'.' "'>' ii@ht on private business, ana To-
~ returned 10 NcW lork. WHO mere
Nv conversely WIN se.ti 'iieill.els Oh 'lle
'Ei'5>lohal pe'iioeia'!G c0liiui,tee as "
" '''i anu pace "Leli 'lie i-Heou.i.c Coi ~.
3.'"' '"',, meet 10 lr"nS'.c, ~ ''"e',iesS. ~
n''il'''s wa, uee a1 80 ''ie ", tS,
iGe's Will .me .iiln m', ,.,,a,,na' Sn
t,.,r, that Mr. Belmont had held u political
conference with forty or hlty Democratic
Hi'''S ttl;'t llle @Nastoilai convention was
"-eo>acd: the CINCINNATI movement ADVISED
~ lle'loeh'lai candidates propoScd, etc.
}, ",inoui,ctn Oh tnc au'noiHy VI Ml. DEL
VII ''''i'sti' lia' WIS STORY Is fuic ihVch-
''N'
AZ" Harauis de Cf.u,nbru,.'s Evidence.
Before the arms investigating committee
IN Washington one of the remarkable fea-
trrrcs of this evidence is that which shows
taat letter was written by Treasurer Spin
n.rio Minister Wa.hburne 10 aid Reminc-
r2u, who was French agent, and that SINH