The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-15

correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.
AsH,SGToS, .f0ne ID. 1872,
The evidences Of future political develop
,,,,ni. that eau iegitimately he drawn from
,hc results of the Indiana Convention have
,r,lucrd new sensation among Radical
',eI in this city. The extra-zeaious men
,o,rually hcgin now to hesitate in their bold
as.crtiouS that the Democrats who will meet
# Baltimore will never consent to nominate
~ cudoSc Mr.. Greeley. From pat ridicuIe
90 The idea they have Swerved 70 feeling Of
surprise. and wonder II the Democracy
~ nominate the Cincinnati ticket, There
ar. dozen old Radical politicians here
%'b, have constantly insisted that the Ral,i-
.,,nrc convention will repRdiate that ticket
,'ithout hesitation. but within the past two
I'r. thair convictions are becoming changed
i,|c ,i>,os from the West are not pleasant
,,r thcm 10 contemplate, and the reports
I.,m PENNSYLVANIA do not grow better as
go, 0r1ft rtaurierS bring them in. The
,q.t, departure of the President. and the
limited failure OF our treaty negotiations
.,illnl At the same time, have not been tacts
i. rrin<pirc the leaders with any new hope
at ,nrcr>S. Within the last few days
some If the Sanguinc but Senrrally-adlnit-
t,; good observers of political skies
hare vet down for Greeley, in the event OF
.,i> nomination al Baltimore (now certdin).
,h,. STATES Of New York. Missouri. Indiana,
PENNSYLVANIA. Connecticut, New Hampshire.
rtndc Island. Delaware, and New Jersey,
ana al the southern STATES excepting, per-
l,r.. south Carolina and Mississippi, and
initiating Kentucky and Maryland. The
t.,lu, northumberland this place affords 4
M, for several of that ilk--tind no takers 10
The. uilt.r that he will be nominated 1T Balti-
more. Taking MI things into consideration
GOOD. bad, and inditlerent--it cannot nc con.
it-,dictrd That the upward movement OF
,rcrlcy stock has almost paralyzcd the "ppo-
>,inu sentiments OF those gentlemen, WHO,
ia their attempts to persuade the Democracy
that he is not the tit person for their non-
nation, had almost concluded that their SuG-
rr~tions were having weight in the party.
When the President left Washington al
g.rctNc Tuesday morning he carried fresh in
hi memory the assurances of the delegates
t, the Philadelphia Convention Of stupcn-
,lati> maioriicS in his favor, including the
.iXiy thousand votes that the cOiorcd man
from Virginia modestly asserted would be
lArnWn "n the scale in Grants favor. 1t Is
nnW fair 10 presume from remarks which
some OF the supporters ar the Administra
non have made since its flight TO Long Branch
aud other places, that if the exodus bad
taken place somewhat sooner than ii did, and
bad been carried out in the same gniet man
irr, there would have been much les.
enthusiasm than that which has been assert
ing itself in his support recently.
Members Of the Cabinet go just as quietly
aud unexpectedly rs the President, but al
ways leave an assistant In charge Of their
offices, excepting at the War and Navy De
..artments, where there are 10 assistant
secretaries. There has not been :, full
cabinet in Washington for very long
time; - uncommon is it. that when session
has lhr attendance OF I'LL the Department
chiefs, newspaper men seize the circum
stance ~ IN item Of high classification, and
ihc members Of the Government congratulate
each other on the singular occurrence.
TIMoN.