The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-25
psssHsdts n1in tic Denlaaia.s a'ia Walker
fttftj, mud fsia tatsGr nom RhfYeiiiahfe pht
thnrh by naYis,a friends o month ago.

nah, Mud f.if latter nom surveillance ps't
thnrt by DaYls's friends month ago.
THs BLAIR AND WARD PARTY IN MICHIGAN
y"lJock p Thompson. Of Grand kapids,
Mich. las been running Davis's interest ID
that State for some time, and Austin baif,
Eher Ward, and Others, who will so to Gin
c,nuati. prefer Davis to any man named,
Greeley excepted. The whole aDtl-Chandief
wing OF the party in Michigan is up 10 arms
for Chandler and Ferry have sworn 10 crush
Rh,ir out. and it is q struggle with him for
existence.
TIE GERMAN DELEGATION AT CINCINNATI. I
Wisconsin. where there IL large German
vote, will probably go for Irumpni; aIiu'
indeed, the German vote i'll Missouri, liii'
nois, and elsewhere, vii! be thrown solldi!F
in Tr,lmbull's favor, if Carl SchurZ, hoener,
and Hecker can WELD it. Schurz himself goes
to Cincinnati committed to Trumbull. Inc
latter astl1te, gold-spectacled gentleman VII!
stay in his lodgings ut Washington city, snuli'
ing the battle from afar, while Schurz pltches
in. ~
MINNESOTA FOR DAVIS.
minnesota will send large Davis delega
ton to Cincinnati, led by Fitz Henry war.
rem, formerly Minister to one of the Centfa
American republics.
- IOWA on TIE FENCE.
William Il. Allison and the majority OF the
Iowa men in Congress look yearningly anc
vet neryously towaid the new movement
for in that strong Republican State wise poll
ticinns are slow to leave the regular OrganiZa
ton. Iowa. however, will Send delegation
to Cincinnati, probably for Trumbull ant
nossilly for Davis. Among the Iowa mel
mt down rs delegates is one Hawkins Tay
ior Of washington, heretofore presumed tc
be a towusipan and crony OF Secretary Bel.
kuan.
MISSOURI AND KANSAS FOR BROWN.
Missouri will vote OIL the first ballot fol
Glatz Brown, and so will Kansas. William
NJ. GIosvenor chairman Of the Brown Libe-
raj Republican Executive Committee, has for
several months conducted u large and eX-
hal,stive correspondence with all parts of the
country in Browns interest, and it remains
10 be seen what effect this will have. After
The first ballot it is presumed that the vote OF
Kansas will break up and seek out the strong
est man. Missouri will hold Oh Tor another
ballot OF two to Brown if he shows any great
strength OH the first trial.
NEBRASKA AND CALIFORNIA.
Aep'"Sk' usi.'ei 'ne tii,''io' " ' 5,',;.,
nil is claimed both for Davis and Brown.
THE REBEL STATES.
Tie southern States, Louisiana excepted,
ale generally thought to Gc for Davis, rs the
liberal movement there is, IN fact, directed by
the former sclhWag clement Of the Republic:
can party, or Wlat arc NOW csllcu Liberal
liepublicahS, ailt' l., hlilu pc oi Demo,
Gratis. The carpet-Iagsers ana sc:ilaWhgs AL
over the south have had falling out, as III
North Carolina, and the sclaWaEs .allege that
the carpet-MSScIs rue on Their neckS ana
liii'he t''s y MN oi', "iipo,' t, ~
ne va .s ,sI.,,.oa. Ill, ondoa,nr 70 nnt
oili'Vt ~, ."I ;,,a,"1 C1n,n,'t;on cn,1th Co,o
1il'o IN nhniI not no "amrosontod az S;u
III" W" - ~ .,.,,.i .s,.s,.s,Jt:.,
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negro woe lln'hs' It nt"pr t 10 'Nl pn tiiI'
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ilicllloI> coii'','t.. =, ''.au .;v..u
a!t ,i'2 Ii'''' .''ou ,;' 0,,".t ~
Tors 10 st;Ne o4 any 'n.oH'iI''IHi liito i'ia
statil-. wee CeT:"' IL I'!c: S'i'!tiu SV' III.
partIaIty IRON tiic Administration IEs'oll
will probably threaten 70 appear III Clhclh'
natl.
.l.:u 49,. IT,
rcto nr th, Whole south with thc cvcentinn
nc :, few sir,"olinr ballots given for Horace
C,.nolov TI,rv s,v thr1. do MOI want the
ynto of oI,isiana
,., ,nn ,u, ,, .sur,>. suo,rr,
MAX Ian" r"N ''ie A,2- EN- 'ho"i. NAV
Mafythd VIII go lor baN'S, Us u Is us ha-
tive State, ana the Democrats thcfr are very
thoroughly reused up IN ms interest,". I"hl
Swami, WHO was one OF the capilAilStS ana
rro!nptcrs OF lhe washington fa"!of news
pafllcuE'r ofSat-is Ill, our
and-oEt DaviS m9h. >olS Governor braaiora'
OF Maryland.
WHERE DAVIS winged TRuAEuLL.
When the Labor Reform Convention was
about TO meet Ut Columbus. that small but
since proved to be Dortentous nomination
was offered to Judge rruinbull lie was then
in his cautious mood and declined it in adj
vance. Theleadinr l,cmocrats.--such ~ Gen
eral Norran-thcn told the labor folks to
nominate Davis, and he would be bold
thouSh ~ "SeIt iH>t'itt. We a'i MI"
M, ~ =, lis @ 1I,,, ;th tho on,nbat;s Santenne
.UI =, 40 ~ ,,i III n!tia ~ saeI. or
tn'i .I n pn 49, ,"o'" 't'"'' N "
o''''''e VIZ 4 ''''e
DAVIS SUPPORTED By TIE ABE LINCOLN coTERlE'
Davis has another immense advantage in
ham T iuroln's old coterie of triends-that
coterie which looked askant at Trumbull.
There, for example, is Leonard SWEET,