The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-08


rninIstrnf;on and then spoke In the most
terms of Mr. Greeley. Du-
ring the delivery of Mr.. Bayard's speech,
which occupied about two and three,quarter
horrs. the closest attention was paid by TIE
audience. while frequent bursts OF ns"is
applause testified their interest u, anu ~
rroyal Of his remarks. AT their ciosc .n.''
hearty cheers were given for the spcahei'-
Baltimore Gazette.
The Radicals are Dragging that the DEMO
Gratis carried Delaware by only 81 majority ~
the "Iitflc" election last week. Ii BaYara
,.iycs the State weeks canvass the majority
will bc swollen to its old proportions.
strnyeh into the Encmy's Camp
At INDIANAPOLIS some of the negroes VINO
were brought from Kentucky to vote VIII
,he Radicals are now on trial. The CORE
snondcnt of the New York TIib"ne says the
testimony already taken proves ncyoho "l
question not only the purpose OF tliese sur
ruant;tious Gangs. but exposes the manner OF
The intended operation, and the result VIII
nroh,lly be bar against from 3,000'to 3,uou
i;,le.-l votes. rhc examiners elected TINS
Jn,.I,r,ticn from one of the witnesses, VIII
liam III. ROyc:
The leader of the negroes, supposln@ ne
WAS in conversation with Grant man, Id
answer to the question, GLOW many are
there Of you coming from Louisville -
made answer, "a great many" He was
then asked where they got together in Lou
isvillc, and answered, cat the custom
house" | then sat down by one OF them
and said. "Suppose we need more votes IMAM
we have men here assumed to be Grant
man --how will YOU manage that! Can [
Won vote more than once:" son, yes" he
said, "wc have got two names. | can vote
twice" "Srpposc they swear you!' was
nv next question. THAT makes 10 differ
cnce: swears to everything | tells" AM
other one Of the tllrkieS near by spoke up
and said. yves all been posted about this
| can vote as many times US you've got voting
places in the city," / then said, "Thcy re-
-i>tcr your name when you vote; suppose
somebody knows your name at one poll, ana
challenges YOU at the next. then what will
you do:" lie answered, II gives a new
name every time | then said, " We have
got lots of Republicans to elect; who are
YOU going to vote for?" owes been or
dcrcd to vote for General Grant and all the
rest of the Republicans"
Charles ii. Tyler WAS sworn and testified
am assistant secretary nj the Democratic
county headquarters. When they first came
up the captain made up list of his men
with regular military titlcs-captain. Iicuten-
ant, sergeant, Sc. They claimed to be from
Evansville, but atterward admitted that they
were sent from the Louisville Custonl-houSe
that they followed General Butler from there
to Mitchell. Ind, and thai they were handed
tickets TO Seymour, and there they received
SOL to pay their fares 10 this city. The
capt:lin said he was 81 short on this trans
portaton, and that they had been badly
treated. having 10 dodge around. lie out III
the woods, and 90 without food. The cap
tain also wanted TO return immediately for
another gang, and said he could bring up a
hundred more if necessary.
Every ingenuity of the law was put in
practice by the volunteer counsel sent ny the
Grant management to get them out Of the
>cTapc, but without avail, and the whole
gang, on their own confession. stand crlnl-
mated on Il pcnitcntiny offence.
why Democrats Support Greeley.
beg leave to say Il few words to my frl-
Iow-bcmocr.tS specially. There are, doubt
less, some among you who find it hard to
vote lor Il lifelong opponent like Horace
Greeley. But l pray YOU to consider that
the chief ISSUES upon which he and we have
differed in times past have been finally set
tied and are issues no longer. Consider fur
tIcr, that upon nearly all Of the living ISSUES
he is fully in a'cord with u. He is in favor
of reconciliation between all the sections and
all the races OF the Republic. He is in favor
of good government for AL people. South -
T., :. 1,n Fast fri, .,l g
economy and the determined enemy Of all
fraud and speculation. lie believes in the
supremacy Of the civil over the military
power. and is opposed 10 alt corrupt ring,
military or civil. He Is opposed to Sqlian-
dcrin@ the public IaudS by giving them to
corporations, and insists that they shall b.
saclc,lly reserved Tor acquisition by the cu-
tivalur. He demands that the right Of local
.ci-@ovcrn.ncni shall not be inir'ngcd. that
the privilege Of the hahc0S corpus shall not
be Violated, and that the individual citizen
shall enjoy the largest liberty consistent with
public order. Thcu he stands committed to
Civil Service reform, and gives the highest
evidence OF his sinccrity.-SpecChC Of 4. g..
1hu!1nan.
Colonel John $. Mosbr is out in Il card
DENYING the statement that he is the agent
and proprietor of Il marble Quarry situated on
Tn" left bank of the Potomac, and in that
capacity is about to put in Il bid for furnish
ing hcaGstones to the national cemeteries.
DR.. Eedticld forwards the following
STRAW" from Tennessee: son the Wolf
Geek train his morning a vote was taken
with the following result: Chatham, 90
johnson, q; Maynard, 8; doubtful, .
drunk, L.
The result Of the election in West Virginia
in August la>:, so far rs relates to the new
constitution and the Legislature, is at last
announced The total vote in favor of the
ratification Of The constitution is IL, 1j4 ;
against it, 37,7tS. Majority in its fay or,
i,l0G. The new Legislature is politically
divided as follows: Democrats, G3 indie
PENDENT Democrats, D; Republicans, 20.
General Basil Duke, of Kentucky. is out
liz letter, in which he says: 81 cannot
presume TO indicate to my former comrades
the political coarse which they should pur-
sue. but an uubroken cX-Coniederute vote
for Greeley and Brown would give me, III
humhl" member of that class of men, I'm
spcakablc qualification"
When General Butler, IN his speech at
Cincinnati, spoke of the cruelty Of turning
the Presidents poor" old father out OF
Office, the audience could not be restrained
from Il roar Of laughter. The "poor" old
man is one OF the richest men in his neigh.
borhood.
Minnesota gave $4,000 Radical majority in
a full vote for Governor last year. But the
prospect of Liberal victory in November
is now 50 alarming to Grant people that it is
openly stated on the streets Of ST. Paul that
100000 will be expended to save the five
electoral votes of the State for Grant. The
prairies arc Oh fire for Greeley and Brown