The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-22
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= WASHINGTON, June ef.-The Radicals arc
making extraordinary efforts to carry the
election in North Carolina on the first of Au-
gust. Their candidate for Yice-President
(Senator Wilson) will make series of
speeches in the latter part of the canvass, and
several other members Of Congress, and pro-
badly one or two members of tho Cabinet,
will be brought into the same service. A
victory will be bailcd by the Grant party as
a sign of their ability to carry the great ma
jority of southern States, and thereby add
materially to their party capital. With this
view, their utmost eXertions will be eX-
pended. TMoN.
The Political Rcformcrs' Conference
In New York.
WAsHINGToN, June 2l.-Dispatches from
New York regarding the conference at the
Fifth Avenue Hotel are Unsatisfactory, and
possibly in many respects untruthful. There
was large German representation. The
frce-trade Democrats were vehement in op-
position to Greeley, though disposition to
accept him merely was dominant. Senator
Trumbull saw no option but to support
Greeley. Carl Schurz said he must support
Greeley from necessity.
MIR. SchllrZ suggested call OF the States,
which resulted as follows: Alabama, for
Greeley, Colonel Forsyth acting as spokes-
man; Arkansas, Greeley, Senator Rice
spokesman; Connecticut, anti-Greeley, Mr..
Wells spokesman, but Mr.. English said the
Democrats of Connecticut were all for Gree
ley; Georgia, Greeley, Ii. W. IiiIlyer spokcs-
man; Illinois, Horace White said the Demo
cratic and Republican parties had served
their purposes, and that Greeley was the best
man to cut into both; Iowa, General Warren
disapproved of Greeley, but should he bc
nominated ut Baltimore Iowa would go for
him; Kentucky, Mr.. Waterson said all paths
that go from Greeley lead to Grant, there.
fore all who go for Greeley go for the en-
tranchsement of the South; Massachusetts
Mr.. Atkinson was for free trade regardless
oil Greeley or Grant New York, Parke God
win strongly denounced the support OF
Greeley under any circumstances. The Con
ference adjourned at O'Clock this morning
ANOTHER STATEMENT.
WASHINGTON, June 21.--At the Fittl-Ave-
nue. Hotel Conference yesterday Senator
Trulmbull delivered q short address, Ill
which he said: "To the question which
comes uppcrmost among us there is only one
answer which occurs to me as reasonable VI
possible. How are we to defeat Grant BY
supporting Greeley"
Senator Schurz said respecting the Cincin.
natl nominees: "Perhaps a better ticket
could have been devised, and perhaps not
Greeley is now before the people, and his
name can't be withdrawn. Overwhelming
waves Of opiuion are rising i'll his favor, and
it would be iliOtic to attempt ut this juncture
to stay their progress" Mr.. SchurzcNpresscd
the opinion that if Mr.. Greeley was elect.
cd-as he would he by an Overwhelming
vote-hc would select from all parties such 8
Cabinet and draw around him such men as
the nation would place entire confidence in
OPINIONS OF TIE NEW YORK rREss.
New YORK, June 21.-The World cdito
rally treats the conference AS Il tlasc0.
The Herald thinks the conference has de
| veloped the fact that the Democratic party
old and young, will go for Greeley. The
| Times says the conference amounted to no
thing The Tribune believes that nothing
| but good las resulted from the conference.
Second Dispatch.
The Convention called by Judge Stallo al
the Fifth-Aycnuc Hotel met again this after
noon. No reporters were admitted, but il il
stated that ex:Governor Cox made speech
endeayoring to harmcniZe on Greeley. Ed
ward Atkinson urged the, nomination o
Charles Francis Adams US means of unitins
the Reformcrs against Grant. Among those
present were Colonel Grosyenor und f. j
GauIt, OF Missouri; Carl Dentzer, Park God
win, and w. c. Bryant. After Il long dis
cussion the question .Shall we nominate
ticket" was decided in the affirmative
when GovcrnQ6 CoX publicly withdrew IRON
the deliberations. The platform adopted
denounces Greeley and Cincinnati, ant
pledges free-traders to the support OF thei
own policy under all circumstances.
Kentucky Democratic Convention.
| WASHINGTON, June 2l.-The kentuck
Democratic Convention rcafhrned the prlI
ciples of the recent State conventions, urge
the union of all elements against Grant, ant
instructed its delegates to vote as unlt to
Greeley. ..,...-.- g,- r..t
The Geneva Tribunal and the Indirec
! Claims.
| WASHINGTON, June 2l.-Reliable informf
ton has been received in official quarter
showing that ut the brief session of the CT
nega tribunal on the 18th instant the arb
traitors decided that the indirect claims ar
not proper subjects for their consideration
| The formal announcement will be made o
the 18th, and will cause further controrers
about tue amended article to the treaty
Washington to cease, and will settle I'll
question OF the adjournment of the tribun;
until next December, as lately contemplate
by the British.
| Another Tobacco Decision.
WAsHrNGToN, June 21.-In reply to q lctte
| from Il wholesale leaf.tolacco dealer i'm Ne,
Orleans, who states that he buys leaf-tobaec
Of various grades and in bogslieads. to ligt
| for far export, and who has q warehous
| where, after asserting and classifying Il,
various grades of tobacco, he repacks it /
n,erchantable hogsheads in its natural cond
tlon, the Commissioner Of Internal Revenu
saws: "IOu wish to know whether, unde
| the new law, you can continue this business
and whether YOU can pack leaf tobacco i
bales of fifty and one hundred bales each an
sell the same Us well rs tobacco in hogsbead
to duly authorized dealers in leaf tobacco.
"In rep'y, l have TO say that under th
new law as dealer in leaf tobacco you can Al
sort leaf tobacco; you can .repack it in hog
heads, eases, or bales of any Size ahd Weisl
YOU pIease--Iacked hogsheads, cases, an
bales; you can sell to duly-authorlzed dea
els in leaf tobacco and cigar manufacturer
who hive paid the speciai tax as siicA, an
to such persons is are known 70 DC pul
clr,scrs of leaf tobacco for export; but 80
cannot under tho new law Us dealer IN le'
tobacco sell to parties other than those Ju
nained, or break. hogsheads, cases, or baie'
and retail therefroin.
| ..It has been decided that a package