The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-29
THE Observation-Disclosures,

y ,,,,st he 10 tho GRANT party--Which
ox,sts only ,pon the rancors and discords
az the -nation-gallng and irritating III inc
loo. degree to see the Liberal Republicans
and Democrats everywhere tratcrnlzlnS III
their nominations for Congress, iof i''''
Dental Electors. Governors, and eehci"'
State tickets. in their harmony Is inc us
comfort Of GRASr-in their combined struS-
gle his certain defeat.
Saturdays published kilograms shoWco
,b., in Michigan and New jersey this niiioh
of parties in opposition to the GRAFT y,
ranny had taken place upon cordiai "no
satisfactory terms. In the leading states u"
she North and West this union had a'rc''oi
been effected. The Democrats OF the ."e''
esneciallv remember bow their hf"'hc'> IL
Missouri were lifted out OF tue Slo"s" VI
disability and Acknowledgement d! TIC i'''''
raj Republicans, headed by bSo"S anu
scgURz. and this greatly facilitates union
r,,o.e first grand results were so triumphant
and whose extension to NATIONAL pohtcs
PROMISES to relieve the whole people from
mjsrule and give them once more tue dement's
of peace and concord.
GRANT, like another NERO, l@s his cblei
pleasure in the strifes and rancors OF INC
people. He would have them, like NERO
animals, human and brnt"-ensa@cd III
mortal conflict in the arena before hiiii'
Their distress is his ilcasurc-thc lnut'E'i
injury they innict upon one another his DE-
light--their lowing blood his JOY. lie riolS
in this display Of human misery. Inc
breath OF his nostrils are the groanS OF an
asonized people and the mutual curses OF
the sections. His Presidential life instantly
ends when the sorrowS and hates OF the lana
cease. They keep him alive-they enable
him and his corrupt followers to keep Their
hold upon the public treasure and the rich
sources of pcrquisites and plumber opened
to them by the public offices. Like NERO he
pursucs his own qualifications with no hui
name scnsibilitics to the misery he lnllcts'
He irstructs his agents for southern pcrscci-
tons to press down the whites, deprive them
of liberty, dcspol their property, ill them
with terror, and force them to submit to hiS
rule. And he stimulates his demons OIL dls'
cord in the North to increase their labors III
their diabolical task of rcviying the passions
and hates of the war until they make Il
hell of The Union that he may continue to
rule it.
This is not even an cXaggcratlon of truth
20 fl,.t "a
ton has adopted this policy every man secs
and 10 honest man will deny. The South
feels as well as knows it, and the North sees
in the documents purchased with public
money for the nei;sriouS purposes of party:
now being scattered over the land, The cior'
to fire the northern heart and widen the lata
gap between the sections lately at war
Wickcdcr motives never governed Il ruler;
and never was a wicked motive more uN'
blushingly displayed.
But steadily goes on the union OF the pro'
ple-thcir cconciliation-and the closing III
of the bloody chasm. Every sign OF their
determination is Il fatal symptom for the NERO
who only lives through their discord. This
process OF rcC3tablsbng the brotherhood OF
the nation will 20 to final accomplishment
1t will close UP the chaSn in which General
GRANT will find his political grave. Ills
NERO who riotcd in the tcuus of the people
will pass away and the land will be ut peace
with fraternity and goodwill restored to thu
people, and the Government administered
with honesty and respect for the Constit't
ton. True Republcansm will once moro
live, and may it endure for ages.