The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-16
TIE CAMPAIGN.
Liberal Prospects.

ADDRESS OF THE &ATG0%AL DEMOCRATIC con-
MllrEE 10 TIE PEOPLE oF TMECET!D STATES.
Che O,lnlcr elections are over. They CT
able lis 70 form tulcrlhly accurate idea Of
tho true political situation Of The country.
In Georgia we tlHrc 10 recount n victory
fer the Liberal ticket 30 GiCN2mnltQ as lo
take her out OF the list OF doubtful States,
ald practically to pronounce III advance tn"
decision u 1T least l2j votes III the electoral
college. TO this number il i, 0rl, necessary
~ add sixty woes to eject Greeley ana
Brown.
In PENNSYLVANIA the distinguished chair
man OF the Liberal Committee has cloqucDtlS
characterized the methods by which tic rc-
suit Of the election there Wa> accomplished.
We commend hiE statcDlcn; to til" thought
full attention Of tee country.
In Ohio, despite most unprecedented
Sains for TIE Iibvial-ncnocratic ticket. The
Grant Managers lave cari"l the election by
areluccd inaioEity, ba'inS brought 20 llle
polls thrir entire reserve vote. Had our
Democratic friends in ccrtIin localities OF
that great CommonW cp!ln shown the same
e,InesinesS and activity, and enabled us, like
our enemies, ~ record our entire strength,
they would now hG cXuli!ac over 4 brilliant
victory. In Indiana tie Democratic and
Liberal forces have achieved Il most im.or-
tlnt success over PENNSYLVANIA tactics, most
u9scrupIloUSly employed ty the Atlmiuis-
trat!ou AID It's allies, showing thus that :,
free People when aluu>cl know their rights
And dare maintain them. lIdiana has fairly
demonstrated that She can neither lie
Thought nor b;lIlird.' The iuur3l vi lh,so
results is that victory is sill! in pain view
FOR our national ticket, and that energy and
courage wit! assure it, That victory must DC
WoD. X we mean 10 preserve free insti!u-
tons Oh this continent we must isSlIIc il.
Inc event III PcnnsN !Nanii on Tuesday
last. when considered III lis catlsc>, il the
m0St appalling political catastrophe th1t has
ever t!hcn i'latc III tiIi$ country. Should the
SYSTEM through which this catastrophe WIS
brought about be ronduncd Nv II" people
nnd luistcd on tue other STATES il seats the
doom q freedom in America. \ sad con
t!f!St it is surely that the city ia Which our
republic was born, amid the anthems Of 1t
free people, should now be the first 10 toll
the knel OF its liberties. II is for the free,
unbought people Of all the States to calmly
review the fearful crime against suffrage in
Pennsylvania aud to decide whether il shall
be repeated within their own Borders.
Tor the first time the system OF free guv-
ernnient and the sanctity Of the hulo, are
really Gu trial il the United States. From
Ibis hour forward the preservation of the
franchise III its integrity dwarCs nj! ether
issues.
Let our friends in each of the States catch
inspiration from the heroic conduct Of our
lcitoW-ciilz"nS i'll Georgia and in Indiana,
aiid from now till November let their strue- |
gle DC manl!ll and unccasing for liberty and |
al untainted 5allot-b0x, for reform and IN |
Il yncst administration OF the Government.
AUGUSTUS ScnELL,
Chairman National Democratic Committee
Prospects ia ssliscss
THs GERMAN VOTE FOR GREELEy-TlrE STATE
SIRE FOR TIE LIBERALS.
From the Chicago Tflbunc.I
We have all along Insisted that the result
In Indiana III October would form the lest
criterion cf the reAult IN Illinois in NoSenl.