The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-11

what everybody clsc will ,'eIieve Temporary
| Il party organ is d paper which viii lel;eye
| WIat some. convention or committee taIs Il
| 10 Deiiege during next week, or next ,nontl,
or three months hence" A true bill. which
aii may Baltimore Sun.
We hail the nominations of the Cincinnati
| convention Is the long-deferred oliye-brnncb
Offering to the South We want our ,ronle
10 recognize in him the bondlnan Of .Jctfer.
SON Davis, the champion Of amnesty, and the
destroying angel Of clrpet-baggers.
Recognizing him as such, and such certainly
nela they cannot fail to accept him MS their can.
didatc, and, with us. to deprccatc any non,i-
nation by that party in whose hands we have
hitherto committed ourintcrests.-- Chdrlottes
nile Chronicle.
lilE GREELEY PiLL.--It may be Too big n
pill ana too bitter for chronic Democracy TO
swallow, and it can scarcely he sugar-coated
!of their special delight. The only way left
Is to shut their eyes and bolt it, Christians
b"'g Messenger.
vi course we cannot speak for the future
aclioh OF the Conservative party in the South.
ntt we may hope, in view of its wisdom in
the Suhernatorial contest in Virginia i'm 1860.
ana the folly of . straieht-out Conservative
struggle Willie the present evil times are
upon liz. that every Conservative, or Demo-
cral, II any one prefers the latter designation.
Will supp. IT the present Liberal Republican
Nominees with zeal and fidelity.
Ilrgnian.
Under I'LL the circumstances we think the
ticket is Il good one rs could be obtained.
ana one Which the South generally will sun
port, provided the Democrats do not no1ni.
nate ticket, which we do not think they
will do.-FtGcdsNe HeJGtd.
The Democratic Convention will make no
nomination.. II >honid make none, and we
VIII nov lcS>lc the Government from
thieves ant! roN%prht rr*. Bristol Ne,rs.
NoIE.-Nc understand thai Il vote was
taken on the "Snui!.*ilt train Yesterday on
inc presidential question, and that every pas
ScilSef on board was for Greeley except
one.-~Ly"chhrtY EuWMan.
we prefer Greeley TO Grant. H'yMcriHc
DtSpuh#.
crI"r"i .''o.hy sad he preferred Grant to
l,ftrl"y. Also, h;io;,. l,:yia@ the President,
IoShy said: =" lou Republicans ought 10 an
'ic'lat' Grrclcr in his Forthcoming letter of
acceptance hy pr0rlamin% universal amnesty,
anu nus securing the southern people"
lniihc'tinnS have conc from Washington
that this last thing is actually contemplated
by the Ead!ta!> with View Of helping their
cause.
JUDGE David Davis states to his friends in
this city that hr will not authorize the Use of
his name hE Tic Democratic or any oi her cnn-
Ncl1'l"!I, nor consent under any circiinl-
stances t" he the candidate Of any party for
the presidency Washington Star
1t Is quite safe for all the little nolitical
llca@lin@s to recommend the endorsement of
Greeley and Brown provided the Democratic
convention does ~. This is the "we will
II you Will policy. that gives evidence of
great strength ana SNAIL llains-Npr JOrb.
star.
The Union Republican General Committee
OF Ne" York Vircrlry) have recommended
the A>Srmbl! district committees not to send
delegates to the Ehnira convention. and to
endorse the Cincinnati ticket.
The Cincinnati EnqTrer, the leading
Democratic organ Of Ohio, throws up its
hat Tor ETcci"y