The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-10

A New secret Political .Orzarizasaos !.

a Va,r secrcs Political OrEaniszasiso 10
c. o,,e. October t.---The Densccra. 10
aoy yipes lengthy account OF sscIeC po.
,.;caI organization called the "ameflc :'aa
pafnrm Party.n information OF WHICH was :
derived from gentleman holding hlsh ".
fec in its ranks. The statement says Ilie
organization was first formed IN Ioo,, ou'
n had only feeble existence, conlihea W
Sayr eastern States, until the New ork rloss
l., 1870 when il took q new start, ana siioitS
nttcr TINT agents were sent through all inc
states TO form the nucleus of an American
reform party, and now the organization ralhi-
f;es the whole country. In Missouri alone
there are two hundred and eighty clubs anu
State council. in ST. Louis there are
twelve club councils, which hold mee,llsS
almost nightly, and claim to have ilVe 'liou,
sand voters in this county. The II.neipa'
features of their platform o. pliu.i t;n
are the. declaration for the pcrFetua.lon
of the Federal Union and tint A.i'e'
.r;cans must rule America. NeVertte-
less persons born abroad Of American pa,
rents, and foreigners coming TO the onlteo
states under twenty years OF age, shoulo NC
entitled to all the rights and privileges o,
3natve-born citizens; that no person sllou,"
be selected for political station Whatever, ne
tive or foreigner, who recognizes any a'io.
glance or obligation TO any iore'ssi pow
Whatever: the unqualified recognition ar"
maintenance Of the reserved ri2htS VI ,
STATES: no interference by Congress VIZ"
uurcly State questions; oppo'it'oh " any
nnion between Church and State. ana no III
terttrcurc with any religious la'tn "a Noi
sh,n and no tcst-oath for office; thoroush
;nvcs.iration of all alleged abuses OF 'Fus'
nv nuhlir officers, and strict economy ID pun
IL. evncndit,rrcs enforcement OF all laws
cons,i,i,tionaIlv enacted until they are re-
nnnlcJ or declared void by competent JUDI
rial authority; that all children arc entitled
70 education at the public expense, free lrom
scctagianism, and that there should uc 10
division Of school tunds for other than
school purposes.
Wyoming Observation-Disclosures lA''''''i''
istET,ti0n Defeat.
The Territory of Wyoming, hitherto he'
publican, and now represented III 'oheie's
by Republican delegate, has Just CHOSEN !
Liberal as his successor b. the ioIlo"ihs
vote: ,,, I'm
c,;ex i1S sI@s 3 cat;es. jsn % sjs s
t tn.' "a Er9 | iuttll.... ll5 1919
S !5 sS:;: 3; Il i; To.'' '''
Majority for Colonel Steele Q.ihcl1D, al
The defeated candidate, William /. Jones'
the present delegate. Ills MINORITY two year:
ago was 235. Liberal StliE, j9J.
gEo,s Pennsylvania WAS Oyerssaui;'se''
Never WA. there more transparent rascai
i,y than that by which Philadelphia WAC
made to give $1,000 majority for tie A'
ministra,ion ticket. The correspondent 0
the New York Tribune says:
"On every train from New York came
| CAMS of reporters. headed by Wcl-AnoW'
ward politicians. These were chartered Il
| various nnrts of the city in readiness 10 Dc
Yin work a soon is TIC polls opened. FROM
| inrnl among the men concerned IN TINS oui
rare were Theodore Alien and several o
Senator D'Bri"n's particular friends aiit
| supporters. Thcy numbered i'll AL three OF
four hundred. The coiorcd reporters were
from both New York and Washington. Al
of the New Workers we're professional illlcIe'
and hu,IicS, well known Ia Tie police ant
detectives. ,
The same correspondent, writing on the
eve of the election. says =" IN honest re
publican. who has believed all along that Tx
charges OF intended fraud against his lHrt!
were nothing more tlMn tie clectonecriil-
cries of the opposition, had his eyes opened
Il, the Union League yesterday. lie was cX
prcssin~ his doubt Of iIartrantIS election t(
= prominent member OF that ari>tocratic III
stilu,ion, who assured him, in reply, tia
uartrantt would have 5000 majority i'll Phil
adcipha. But that won't elect him,
said the doubling renominationist. 'Thcl
we will give him 10000 That won't cltc
him either We'll, il 10000 wont do, h
will have 5000 or $4,000, or any figure tha
is needed said the Union League man. W.
are going to elect him, you may depend upoi
it, The worst feature of this desperate con
test is the fact that such men as this mcmnc
Of the League, who pride themselves upon
their higii-toncd rcspcctability and unIucS
toned moral standing in the community, ar
| perfectly well aware of the r;lscalty that In
| been concoctcd 10 defeat the will OF the PEG
| Die Of Pennsylvania, and arc chuckling 1t tn
| prospects Of clcctng their candidate hy re
| pcatiug, ballot-IoX stulling, and false count
| iug. or course they are above doing su"l
| dirty work themselves; but they know ii i
to he done, and they conliivc at it,
| Tssc Electoral O.is.eoE.
| TFrom the New York Tribune before Tuesday
| elections.
| The State election in Georgia last week rlr
tnallv settled the vot" for President OF all tht
southern States, wherein Il clear majority o
| the electors are whites. lis influence @0c!
even further, since it shows that the negro
vote is very fir from solid for Grant. W,
may new consider il certain that tWcnty-s!
States will vote as follows: