The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-16
The Future IN the Light OF the ts's''
~ ot narSnu~ OF papers VINO

The Future III the lAght Oh ''1e
Whom ~, hear of persons OF papers WIZ
o;,>e, ,,,,rr1ty and BRowS II docs ho'
IN the slightest le&r" alter our ''"'''''','>
or disturb orr serenity. except :" iar IL VI"
,.,,c, m,y lie affected by seeing the mistakes
ccrt,in people ARE making, and relie''l''S on
IN, trouble they will have in getting INTO the
ranks r. the columns wheel into line. we
rc,,olleet thing or two.
II is now conceded on all hands ina NV
Committee Of Nine did a great d'S' "a &''"'
il no other good. ut least Til II "''"' '"'
back of BourhoniSm.
Nobody can have forgotten "'" w.!
small number &c gentlemen met III '"'
change ON their own responsibility III" "l'
,>o;,,tnd ,ha, committee 10 go to " a>hihSt"h
,,5 fry and have the test-oath ana the count!
<r,.,;z,,iou clauses stricken out oil Tue
R.yxy.J' NORWOOD Constitution. we can
.,,uos; hear now the fierce malcdlclioiiS WIFI
which the whole concern was a>>ailed-h'ah!
u time hv gentlemen who i'll their secret
b.sr,s wished success to the movement. he
committee got promise from General GRANT.
which he only partly kept. Then followed
the visit of the twcnty-four to Washington
with FRANKIIS STEARNs. doHS BACON sRES-
SHAW. LEWIS MckExzIK, and other Sood ke-
nuplipias. mixed in witha plentiful pfi'lhii'S
of Conservatives. who had the inltNlc"
with GRANT. he anticipating their WISHES a''a
,,,noupriuv concurrence in advance, though,
n, usual. he broke faith.
Next came, after Congress had reluctant!
granted only half our petition, the movement
Of the "Truc Republicans and the nolni'
nation of Governor WALKER.
Then there was malediction again. Inc
Conservatives met to withdraw their candi-
date. and we had the memorable tilt between
Governor SMITH and Colonel BALDWIN. That
poiut was carried. and day broke, likeaii other
daybrcak>-grcy, damp. cool; but the sum
rose, and wc went 10 work. rs the ia!
wur, ON, our friends dropped in. at first SUI
len, !surly. one by one then looking hi'u'
hut wanting 20 "take it out > on the haul-
Gals They came in squads then 10y hosts.
with .hout<. And the enemy WAS - lr"dd'l'
"dowu. tramplcd upon, consumed, 'hu
"spoilrd" like grass. And once AGAIN II
was admitted. and by wider assent, HAT tue
Committee of Nine had done great deal OF
good. We think they did.
Their phy>ic was found TO have virtue
in il for political maladieS; its reputation
became almost Is great rs that of RApwAf
Ready Relief. DR.. Blows. OF Missouri,
bought several thousand bottles OF ii. he ana
CARL ScnrRz practicng in PARTNERSHIP. lher
recommended il aS 4 certain cure Tor rhrulilc
di>ability--thcn endemic in that state-lld II
cured every case. BY that time the thing
bean to have Il run; the attention oil the
whole l'uitcd states was called 10 it. and II
is now recommended by DR.. GREELEY and
Or. BRowS to their millions OF patients
and more people want it now than ever
wanted IIELMBoLD'S fluid extract OF nllchlI.
1t is true some invetcl.itc old Democrats
and all rabid Radicals dcnonncc il. The
former say 1t does them no good; the latter
pronounce il rank poi>on-:,ld, rs l;Ira> the!
are conceiilcu' IL l. ''". ~ = N"''''
thlhS 'lh' >oii'e vi NV via "'> Nv '''', P'>
parations, it requires III all patients All "'"'S'
Jufh But the 'WttrE'te ola democrats
have no faith, and the rabld Radicals are not
honest. So. poor fellows, 1t can't heip eilhef
class. and we are heartily sorry for them.
But it ,rtH helps majority OF these United
States help them to life, liberty, and the
pursuit of happiness. Only keep il out OF
the hands of uuackS.
And now seriously. 4 few say that a
party SUPPORT of GREELEY and BRowS by
a.. no,,o,.,t;,, or,r,;,,t;ou W. b,vo hoard