The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-08-10
FROM WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, D. C., Aug. 5th, 1877

ARLINGTON ". Oo aug. Otn, 1919.
Tho Union Republican Committee, whose
Secretary is the Hon. J. N. Edmunds, il daily
ia receipt Of letters from all parts 0! the
country ask ing for campaign documents. Il
is exceedingly gratifying to know that the
committee ia enabled to meet al Of the de.
manls which average daily from $4,000 to
100000. The following are the principle
documents now being sent out: The speeches
Ct Wilson, Carpenter, Logan. Boutwell, and
Delano. aud Grants Record As . States
man The Republican party the Working.
mans f, md 1.-THE Standard Bearer ''rhe
Record Il the Republican Party aud the
sFinancai Record
, Any VI the aloys can be had, in small or
large qua"'i,ies. by addressing the Secretary.
TIE World, with the assumption of limo.
cence, parades befDre the public the fact that
the Union Republican Committee is sending
of large quantities Of documents, and to
prepare them for mailing, large number Of
boys are employed. It asks wko pays them
for their labors7 Who pays for the paper
used ? II the World, in its assumed inno-
cence, will take the trouble to ascertain who
pays the boys? who pays for the paper and
pasta in their coEmittes rooms ;e., the
rooms Of the Greeley and Brown in the Cap
iiol, he will be informed. The same d.burs-
ing clerk pays both ont Of the same fund.-
Such has been the case in all election cam
paigns before. There is no discrimination
shown, one having an equal right and Privi-
lege with the other, and usually equally i'm
proved BY them.
Your correspondent has. on more than enc
occasion, been told that negotiations were be-
ing entered into with Genera! Banks by the
Democrats. the consideration OF which was
to be $4,000 for taking the stump against the
Republican party. II is well knowa here tina I
General B. is exceedingly poor His house
in which be lives in Mass, is heavily merit
gagged. While in Washington he lives high
at an enormous expense. What be drinks
costs him more than what he eats, the guam.
tity OF the former is most visibly seen on bis
phis.
This city il in great excitement. over the
dispatches hourly received from North Caro-.
lima. The Democ, ats, late last night, claim.
ed the election BY at least 10000 majority
and il was very disagreeable to loyal per.
eon to hear the bar-room talk Of some Of tn.
Greeley men of the old rebel strips. One
says TO the other, the result OF to-day's con-
test in the old Rip Van Wrinkle State is sui.
6cient to every Southern mind that we shall
gain by tie ballot in November what v,
were unable to get BY the sword in over foul
years hard fghting.' What is that replied
the other, the power to secsds? His qu.s
tion Was not answered directly, but indirect
~ ~ follows: The Union Republican Con.
gressional Committee is compiling extract
from Horace, published in the Tribune jus
befcrs and at tie commencement of TIE war
making him out worse secessionist than III,
Hon. Jefferson Davis ever dared to be- Say,
he, 4 shall vote for Horace because he vii
not dare, should be be elected President. I,
coerce . single State, whose people desire Il
to withdraw themselves peacably from th
Onion, as South Carolina and other Southern
States desired to do when they passed tn
secession ordinances
The latest reports this evening are exceed
iugly encour as ing 10 the Republicans. an
believe me, every loyal heart beats with CRATE
full emotion. You. Mr.. Editor, will have re
ceived the very latest reports ere you receiv
this, and therefore, uors il unnecessary o.
this poiat. ~