The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-16

Hon. Joseph L. Morphis, of Mississippi.
we believe there are one or two others,
Int this list will do as beginning. IL Is
more distinguished for Its quality than for It's
length.
THE WAY THEY ARE BLED.
This mode of bleeding office-hoidefs i
varied by the following letter from selillot
| Harlan. who il also the owner OF The Gli'bt
organ in Washington:
| Union REPUBLICAN CONGRESSIONAL
! EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE,
| WASHINGTON, ID. c., July SO, 1872.
Sir.-Belieyiug that you feel Il deep lnte-
rest in the success OF the Republican cahai-
dates for President and Nice-Prcsldcnt, we
take the liberty to enclose the committee
nrip;rd letter requesting contributions toalo
| in publishing documents and III de'r's lug
| other ex;mus,s Of the campaign. Ii you Gun
| conveniently forward as promptly az practl-
,ul,rc, il will be gratefully received ana
promptly acknowledged.
Yours truly, JAMES ihRlAN'
| Chairman.
when il is not convenient to see Office
,oltjcr. ihcy are confronted with this missile
from Harlan.
| 4 TELEGRAM FROM MIR. GREELEY.
New YoEK. August 1l.--Mr. Greeley tele-
graphs to the Tribune in relation to special
lisIatch published in the Boston 7rhrcHer l:
II have written none but private le'tcrS;;
and have written to 10 person that we snail
carry but two New England states, is know
| better"
The Tr9ItJ.c pTcnounccs tic Greeley note,
as published III the Tracc!'cT, either nope
lcssly ,;rhied or a forgery.
| TIE EORTH CAROLINA ELECTION.
4 letter from Washington i'll the Bati-
more san says:
SIR. Goodloc. Of North Carolina, mcnl-
| her Of the Liberal National Committee, az
rived here to-day. lie says that there Is no
| doubt but that the Legislature will award
| the prEbrruatoli,l chair 10 Mr.. Merrlnon i'll
| is meeting OF the third Monday III NoVela'
! j,cr. n evidence Of fraud and illegal voting
| sufficient has been collected to dCStcOE CaIC'
| wells alleged majority. He states that mum
hcrs of coIorcd men from other States were
| REGISTERED and voted like cattle. and that they
came in the state ria the Di-ma' swamp ca
nal. II is openly charged here that the
Board Of Public Works Of this District sent
900 coorcd "rcpcatcrs 10 vote III The re-
cent North Carolina election.
|
| ING ATTACKED.
At Republican m,>s meeting in New
| Market Hall, LcavenWorth. khli>aS, lllcSday
night. one OF the speakers. Judge Adams,
told thc audience. largely cOlurcd men, that
fine election Of Greeley would again iitStch
The sharklcs of slavery on the hands Of the
black.. and in other ways appealed to the
prciu,Iic, Of his hearers the result OF which
was a collision between the Republicans OF
the New Market meeting and Greeley meet
inc held across the street. The windows OF
In. Greeley hall were shattered with bricks
and stones. the men were driven from the
| building. and quite Il disturbance created.
The PROMPT interference of the police alone
prevented blUOdSllcd.
GENERAL NOTES.
The Massachusetts AdamScS, sire ami son,
| il seems, cannot agree to run with lhr same
noIitiril machine. While Charles Francis
rtrc works with the RcpublcanS, john
| Quincy fills cast, his LOT with the Democracy.
Now the former has determined 10 support
Greeley. and the latter, it is said, Il going to
shout for Grant.
Ex-Governor John c. Edwards, Of Mis-
souri,. NOW nearly eighty years of age, ana III
ultra Democrat, has written letter to Colo
mel Peter Sake, of California. which gives
most sensible view Of the situation. lie says
II am against all banks. all monopoiles. all
subsidies. any and all tariffs, high salaries,
and heavy fee bills, and in favor OF direct
taxation. With all this, | have 10 trouble III
supporting Greeley. In Il desperate light we
| should pick up The best club TO beat our enc
mics over the head
ANDY johnson never said Il better thing in
his lie than when he exclaimed, the other
| day in his Knoxville speech, " 1t is no time
to say this or that is not my party, but let lis
| all unite in saying this Is my country - III
is that sort of feeling that inSurcS the
| election OF Horace Greeley to the I'rcsl-
dency.
| Alta late Gran, meeting in Beading large
number Of oilcc-hodclS, disguised IL me
chancs, walked in procession, and created
much inciTiment among the people OF the
town. by whom they were known.
| II i stated that Edmund Baxter will be Il
! candidate for Govcrnorit Tennessee against
| jain G.. Brown. the Democratic Eomincr.
| .;oih are Greeley men. but Brown tlvors
| the maintenance of the Democratic OrganlZa-
ton"
Good news is sometimes long in coming
from a fur country. Montana recently voted
for delegate to Congress, and elected MaSir-
.i> i)smocrat) by Il comfortable majority.
At the previous election Claggett (Republ-
cam had ll3 majority. The ball is rolling
Mr. Ben. Wood. of New York. an cnthuSl-
:l>tic Greeley man, on Tuesday bet General
lIiIlvar. formerly on Grants stall. Sl0.OUo
even that the President wont ENJOY pro-
Iou.cd residence at the White House.
General Gustavus AdoIphlS scroggs, Il
native American. who ran for Lieutenant
Governor of Ncw York in 1864 on the Know
NOTHING: ticket, has come OUT Tor General
Grant.
The Tribune publishes a list of $50 jour-
nails which support Greeley and Brown. 1t
is very far from being complete, though III
GLIDING large number Of the most inf!ucn-
tial papers in the Union.
The Republicans propose to nominate Cen
eral John 4. Dix lis their candidate for Gov
ernor of New York. But General Dix says
be is Democrat.
Foruey SAYS that General Grant would not
have accepted the nomination for President
in 1865 if he had not bc&n assured that he
would lie reelected in 1872. Doubtful.
Mvron 4. Clark. of Cumndaigua, who was
the lust Wing Governor Of Acw 1Tk, Is
president Of a Greeley Club.
4 Greeley ratification meeting was held i'll
Rochester, y. Y. yesterday. Five hundred
Republicans signed the call.
The California State election will not be
held i'm September this year. 1t goes over to