The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-07

OF Odds amt, en- On Of i, /.
s.,. ~ hot safe with htfi,.s Gsnut lii J,
.aiiuIe. but we can trust him. Colonial -
Irosvenor, Of Missouri, saws: e wa ara dis
ouIuged." Carl Schnrz says he l,asrese,ved
~ .elegraph protests from everywhere tl,i:
!. t'ernoon,s and thatthe Germans do not like
~ me aods 81 retire to sleep &c can rcr.
ra a.n" 70 DREAM" Fitz Henry Warren. 81
mMa' says: . In our State we can easil,
'aa.'. eombinatIoi with the Democrats and
a. .ne state from Greeley. Carl Scbprz
;mt ~ nave no encouragement, and com,
i".o , t'le Convention and BY the Conyentio,,
WI aolde. Horace White saws !: "J nm
n n"e .esnng well and viii try to fee, better
ovsi OUT at'alr Tomorrow" David A, Wells
,"o,,., lne cause of free trade Ia set bnck
,nth;%,t, sdis; awill go to Europe and do
| Edw"rs5 ~ nsip 6rant; how can be happy r.
ing; am sold out protection Ike 81 y; n,f,,
| nous nightmare, rides app ]. r Cr,nna,i
d Iowa, says: Greeley is the most non,,,. :.
man IN The United States; lie will carr.
.oWa: MIR. Jayne, brother-in-law Of Soma.
.or Irllmbull, says, "The ticket 10 ths
thoice OF the Convention; let none he dc
outraged" Ward II. Lai1lon saws. ct om
"l tue ticket personally; ! am hcoten
g y can't be wheeled In for Grant.v LonC
JOHN .'s, wentworth says &c It's first class: the
pia,ries will be on fire tonight everywhere
tor uncle Horace" Frank Stcar,s cf p;,.i,-
| mona, says" 1T ia q noble ticket. and vii,
sweep Virginia and all the South. rebel nv
negro; II means peace" Colonel Machine
says: We still have to make bic fight in
rehnSyivaela, but VIC can win with thosn
men: Mr.. Dorsheimer, u leading free trader
ol New York, says: 81 voted for Greeley
every time. he will be next President !,
secretary ID. Floyd, of the Free Trade
League, saws: "Wait till tomorrow: Won
VIII hear the funeral guns Of this Conyen-
lon. Judge Casey, Of Washington city.
says: 1t Is noble ticket. Never fear.".,
Cincinnati telegram to Ne,o York Herald.
ALABAMA.
The Selma Times says:
But in the selection Of Greeley, whose
kindness of heart, whose honesty, and Whose
love OF country is second TO no Republican in
the Union, with the aid of the Democracy.
we see the next President Of the United
States. Ii gives hope to the people of the
South, and speaks in louder tones than any
event since the war in favor Of II Republican
government by the people. lttcls that there
is life in the old land yet 1t tells the
people, North and South, that the days of
robbing and bluodslcd have passed. and that
4 common country AID Il COMMON destiny is
ours.
GREELEY AND EKuWS--A STRONG TICKET.
The nomination Of Horace Greeley for the
presidency and Governor Il. Gratz Brown
Tor tic yice-presidency makes, in our 0p;n-
ion, the strongest ticket whirh the Liberal
Republicans at Cincinnati could have nomi-
| mated except one-the exception is Brown
and Grcclcy-not that we would intimate
that the present is a kangaroo ticket. But
there are points in Mr.. Greclcy's record
which will be attacked while he occupies the
first positionthat would not have been sub
iect to criticism if he had been candidate
for the yice-presidency.-Na Union.
THE CINCINNATI NOMINATIONS IL ALEXANDRIA.
The news from Cincinnati, as announced
in the Gazette yesterday evening, though not
III accordance with the inusly-eXprcssetl
desires Of many, Was received with apparent
satisfaction when it was remembered that
since the commencement Of actual hostilities
between the two sections Of the country
Nj. Grceley'S efforts had been Invariably Oh
the side Of peace, as evidenced by his mem-
bcrShip Of the peace conference, by append
ing his name to the hail bond OF Nj.
Davis. and by his general amnesty policy.
His nomination was also strengthened by his
acknowledged honesty and his opcn and
avowcd hostility to the carptt-bagger> Of the
South-not the men from the North who
have come down here to take their part and
lot with lis in our efforts to revive the pros
perity of the country. but those whose only
mission seems TO have been to plumdcr when
they had iii opportunity AID to instigate the
| colored to hate the white people. some OF
| the Radicals OF the city have expressed them
| selves as supporters Of the Ticket j;lSt noni-
| mated, and Mr.. Lewis Mckenzie, who was
| appointed at the late Richmond Radical Con-
| ycntion delegate at large from the state to
the Philadelphia Convention, will return his
credentials and Use his utmost eXcrtions t,
secure the election of Greeley and BroWn.-
| Gazette.
THE KENTUCKY DEMOCRACY.
| LOUISVILLE. May 3.-Thc Cow1e,-JoWnar;
leading cditoria, tomorrow expresses a per-
sonal regard bordering OIL affection for Mr.
Greeley, but it ''neither likes nor approve;
the way the ticket WAS made, and particularly
that part of it which may he a~criDed &c
General Frank p. Blair and Colonel AlrXan
der Mcclure" On the whole, the Courier
J0nrnal concludes TO TAX. :cfu@c in the
Democratic dovc-cotc, there ~ remain unit
the National Convention decides what it vii
do with it. The understanding is that tho
Kentucky Democracy vii! go it, and IL.
prospect Is that Greeley and Brown will eu
counter little Democratic opposition here q.
any other ticket that could have been named
Special telegram to the Commercial.
TELEGRAM FROM SENATOR FESroN.
Received before nomination.;
WASHINGTON, D. c., May :5-!:l0 4. N
To N.litelaw Reid: My judgment at Gin
cinnati in regard to Greeley's nomination is
hereby confirmed. / find upon my l,c;url
here all the encouragement had reason Il
hope for there. Let me repeat tn yoErsel
and others that his nomination will be tri
umplantly endorsed by The American peo
pie. IL. Il. FESToS.
JUSTICE TO SENATOR FESToN.
He has been widely reported rs intriguing
to nominate Judge Davis, which was never
even approximately true. His integrity i:
vindcated by the result.-Aee0 TorI; Ti1
tune.
GREELEY AS A plILANTHRorISr AND PROPHET
Those who know how thoroughly rebe
West Virginia is now said to lie Will reat