The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-07

Georgia will decide the movement OF tue en-
tire South. From this day forth the Raal-
Gals NAV as well understand that no southern
state is to be counted upon by them IN the
struggle for the presidency, save, Icfc'i"'N''
South Carolina and Mississippi.
Ar Effective CoIorei Orator in King
George.
a special telegram informed us OF Tie oe-
bate between Captain X. l.. Hobson (coloredh
If this city, and Colonel John ". jenkins,
Grant electoral large, at King George Court
house. but it did not tell us what sooo
soccch ElobsGn made OF how badly Jchh'"'
was scarifed. The Fredericksburg oar
makes report. from which we ''i'Ne ''''
following rich extracts:
"Who is jenkins: said Captain Hopson'
Why. Gentlemen, he il the Iei"sc '"''ul
date of the Radical party Tor inc may ia''t
Of richmond city. When he was ho'hlilateu
il WIS found out that his record "ou'ul
hear investigation. y committee OF lh'tl
,rrty waited upon him and told him that IL
WI, necessary for the good Of the party 'i,at
he should decline the nonlinatlon; when ne
did.
Colonel jenkins here arose and denied
the statement made by Captain tiohson.
"Captain Hobson replied by saying, Gentle
men. YOU have Heard my statement, ana 70"
have heard Jenkins; take them to yourselves
and draw your own conclusions. lIcsheia-
on, applause and lall-htrr.] lie Sa'd th't
jenkins was not correct in his views about
General Grant not being responsible Tor lhe
tql1ct-hag and scslawag thicIlh: ID the
country. These creatures were children CT
Grants own creation. and are l"t Oh govern
ment pap ~ his order: hence they arc IT.
dcl,led to him for their existence and there
fore tie South holds him responsible ior
the unparnlelcd robbcric> OF her people u!
these linprnciplcd corn9rants, who arc IL
Great nests to the South aS the locuSts were
TO Euvpt. lie dcticd Colonel JenhlnS 10
raise. his voice in any diSreSrcct whatever u
Joe IIlmplricS, Il known rascal, ana VINO
uoy occupies Il place in the Richmond post
Office under Miss Van Lew. who j.. y! Tue
WAY. one Of the sNruWdcst politicians III the
STATE: if he does. he would bet i've doI!al-
that Jenkins would not make another Grant
s,crch in Virginia dirin:; this campaign; ne
dare not do it, though ice HUMPHREYS Is per-
so.aly objectionable TO him.
"Thr postmaster st Fredericksburg inter
ruplcd captain HOUSE," oi.' w, Nv. h,n,
CAPTAIN lIo,son, pointing his finger ut nm
contcm,luo,i>ly, said IL linn. oil process
To lr Il friend Of the colorcd man. u!
don't YOU have IL coiorcd man IL cl'l u i'll
your oiiivc: You would sooner have your
head cut of rather than employ one IL cl"l n.
no matter now competent he might De- JIG
said that Scnrr, the Radical Candidate lpi
Congress IN til, u'>ii!c'' az - ,i'o
a'iG''',s W i"o,''l"' ,'r;,,, tho r.,. ne v.,,
co'L ., ;'i ,ho rnn,rdcratr Government
in the retention of slavery. since ih"Wai
he has pr"r"mrd 'iat ,'''I = ,'r "''i hv
whi;r men. Now, nv colorcd friends are
yn, ,.ninn ia Inc d,,prd bv such Il man IL.
tLis,"
ps,,,,,,ors
ahc hft CABS" '"~ ~
Til" President places Il hl:h GH''!'l''r VIZ
The n"mnalI":'5 OF ltlI i'o,ls'!nc ~; -. 49,,
tiou, AMI Woi!'I not ne T''lt'l'I:u Il M, ~
lucky was ciflI ny 'hc '.l1,''.'y''.'r - j.;
Is advised irt tue ho.i"'n n.' i', 49,, ''' r,,,
!iil S''i' l. '''H r1'"-, ",,' '.o,,, ,,,rn
Tor nF'r'Iy. \ :l'i'E'' 'ri"1', '"', fnm
l'"1''" iio'' :: '''', .,,,'.,,,y.,.r N,r
Wv Wv ~, 1;'..,I,
:" ''s ''s'' =,
Who WAS thc President ) lh!"ri!'il' .ir.
i,ri,i or CAPTAIN Gcorgs u. Parker. 81 Tie
.,;,,,, ,.,,,.nti,u. The o'tonor men
,,, ,n,, ,,,,,,,,.r ,r
III '"''''' ~ Nv, ''''',''''
\ corpoIai'> Guard.
s:rn,:f n. :, as,:icsar-.
~. WASHINGTON Ciycuyrjc j. edited hv
;, ,,., ,..,,, ,,r,,,, rro.;,1n,t
NV ''''''> i'''' ''''' rs.,:.'.
Grant has 10 more rF!'""'E al" l''Nn''-
follower. Yet this i what Mr.. itarian Sil@
nr General Grant when the said Harlan WA.
i.,,;.,,I .,,t,. s,,,,nr-yiy. in 1862:
At ! ''''>"
MI Harlan: VT. lrc>hUii'' :" ''i ~ NV
remarks Of lnc N"ial"r from emo an;
Sh"lnr;ml may have been llilrhucu ~ uci' Il"
the troops ri that state from unlIiSl aspcf-
SionS, | have not Il word to say.
But that part Of hiS speech which inay nave
been intended TO bolster up the reputation
of General Grant. think may have an III
furious effect in the future. and l1>e 10 re-
pidian every word he has said that may
have that tendency. Frcm all can learn
on the subject do not think General Grant
!. ~ Tn commlnd = Great army in the field.
low, h,I ,l,von ranj,neniS in the field 1T the
i.,,,f, ~ D;,,.Irr.h Iap,iiur. He can
,,,,,,I,. n,,l,n ,,n, nf those men believe tina,
mo,'a,., i'', C'm,,t !, Il, f. COMMEND :: =
~ ~, ,,,' ,,n,.,, hn., IN i.ttI. rrnr,t-
~; -. 'uM' ,'I,,,J ~ C:nno,r,l Gr,n, ,,c,
~ ~? ',, ~, ,.nnt;1"m'r IN his c,n,ritv and iii
. a.. A., ,;,,,, nn.;t;or u, NOW hold.
n.y., ~" no.' ,.,1 ,,H -, tn .tLnr ri ir usclcS,
,,9'''t n,n, h,nirr,iS or their brave