The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-15
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,5gty ttN Az
.,..-,> Nav i3..-rhe political sens's-
'h,, has l-.rn the demonstration
r"E H., uauSr If Representatives. to-day
0"", 49,. \ ,,,rhcr>. II Indiana, against the en-
r. w., ~ HE Cincinnati NOMINATIONS by
"',,' 'I,;,,orc convention. While Mr.. Noor-
far "'.,, ',,>>I, di~ciaimcd speaking for any
""'> 49,, himself. hr nevertheless made, under
90" A., nc,Sonal explanation, severe ar
cove, '.,''.,t # Nj. Trrcley'> political record,
~, that af tie last ten years. to show
e., .,.,,,a Was moi one single feature save
,.'' ,.,ariny amnesty which WAS IN c"fls"-
nf,L The rah,v maintained by the De
"' .imJyd to the protective tariff views,
a.. EnrtIc,'> record on the conhscanon
=, r.drIal election laws. the recon-
80 -, ,,r,> She kukiuN laws. and IN tact
.. ..wp!e:r endorsement which the tih-
-. ,.,t,,aatr had made Of ever! aspect
go. -, lin. Nadt=, party had enforced rs its
..n3ri> The SolI;h. " hllr Grant
...,..r,,.d a lad law in obedience to MS
~. ,rr.s,y hid proposed and urged
,.,,igc. lie charged him With being
..'..ass for secession by advising the
',f.,, !..par. III peace. anu then turning
q
,G, var. His single act III liillnG
. tr,E> WAS too narrow Il plank tor
..n IT, sand ON.
ii. Voorhees, said there was something
..., ..au success. and Ia, protested against
-. ,;r!rr Of three millions nt Democratic
+, = camp where there was nothing
...,- II. He alluded 10 Grants re-
-. :, arrest Lee, aud Johnston. and Others,
,.,.,,>c the, were paroled soldiers. and
inch, down the Republican side in n round
.nri,,i>r over the sentiment that Grant
~ i.gn more liberal to the South than
,.~,.,,. Mr.. Voorhees, delivered his speech
,,.a srtat deal Of vigor.
r.. rn!ire Republican side fiocked over TO
-. Democratic ,it;e, and evinced the deepest
.,,...l in every word that fell. The gale
49,. u,rn. rv,iaiiv interested. Some Of the
,aa.. ..di. m,lniri> became greatly excited
~, >;acth and sought. by points Of
... ..,i Intersections, 10 end II. Mr.. Speer,
.....,,l<g.il, called Mr.. Voorhees, atten-
:. ms. iac 1hlt only Republicans ap-
i,,,1. l,ut the lAl.crrciortcd that Mr.,
G.I y:i..I aii list week with the Re-
steals un HE tam.
81. Sherwood, Of Pennsylvania, told Mr..
.....- thai l!S' speech 90! Deem iiidtic III
g, ~. ...-t 1T Grant. and That ti.a INDIANA
.....g gal better % Ia The W hifr House
., IN. Ir"art. Mr.. Roosevelt, of New
. >,tJ thai ne had heard two days ago
.f.., ,!amOn-traiirn lur Grant WAS to be
Nj uorl,c,> exci.cdIr rrtor;ed tina,
..~l. i.I.riiurt that hc VAS IA party to a,iy
;ii,ni Df the Kind. Mi. \ o0rhteS was
....,.,l t. stale whether lie would support
,.,,t, ii Ia, latter was nominated Ut Halfl-
....,... ioN, hch hr answered that HI had not
r:-u la The habit ui boiling Democratic
..,ltmu>.
aa,u h. concluded. quite number OF
..l. .tlis mrin'r'l> congratulated han, but
,.,.! r.un,Mi OYER ti,c hall was Very great
ass. H'iult,'G tor some tt!nc. Nothing else
o.. ....,.l about. The speech was made, 1t
, 4u L. influence the south in sending
.., .rr. /" Baltimore. Mr.. VOORHEES,, iii
..... ..I!0n subsequently, said IL long as
... pnuIocI.its were working for Greeley
81. ....l tie. rs!j IL express his views against
,... several Of the Democratic members
@..a, Took H.. position Of awaiting the
'... ii aud i!diE.; hy the dr,'ision Of the
.t- ..uI,' Convention. Some OF the party
..r.!- ~.n that the two-ihigd> rule enforced
"a, national i'rnoci:,Iir conventions will
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