The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-14
Clerk Of House Of Delegates aud Keeper
OF the Rolls"

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CRATIC AND CONSERVATIVE PRESS OK CASDI-
pAr!.s AND PGI1Cy.-Tllc nominations OF the
Labor Reform Convention, Mr.. Justice Da-
Wis for President, and Governor Parker, Of
New jersey, for Eicc-PrcSidcnt, have been
commented on by tho press throughout the
country. The southern Democratic onScr
vativc press generally pronounces them ac-
ccptablc, and appears prepared to ac4uicscc
their adoption by the Democratic NonIina-
ny Convention, at least if they lie previously
endorsed by the proposed Cincinnati Con-
vcntion of Liberal Republicans, which is to
be held in May.
Thu Virginia press generally has favored 4
coalition Of Conservative elements, either 10y
a Democratic adoption OF the Missouri policy,
so called. (and which they claim as the orr
"iIal "NirSinia policy,") or by other plan Of
cancellation and mutual concession upon old
party ISSUES.
The North Carolina press is 10 4 great cy-
tent hopeless Of improvement III the mis-
Government by which lis Siatc has been OPP
pressed, though the Raleigh Sentinel believes
lI!a; 4 national Conservative coalition, which
shall lead 10 improved government IL the
South. is not impracticablc, and is tic ono
thing to be stiSycn after.
The South Carolina papers give favorable
notice Of the characters OF Nj. Justice Davis
aud Governor Parker.
In Georgia the Atlanta Sun a. II. Ste
rh"r>) pronoullCcS i'll favor OF the Labor
nominees. rNc Augusta Chronicle con-
sidcrs ";he action OF the OHIO Convention
most significant and important" and makes
culo-i>tic notice OF the nominees is ConScr-
va!ivc Statesmen whose candidacy MIsli5
well for the future.
In Alabama, the Mobile Register (EEon.
John FORSYTH, straight-out Democratic"
s;ivs that il Il coalition OF Liberals and Demo
Gratis on Judge Davis can be effected, "n0
inan in the Rcpuhlican ranks could be pre-
scented who. on account oil his Hn;cccdcuis
and his present position. could be more ac-
ccpLahlc to the Democratic party, and cspc-
ciliiy 10 that part OF it that belongs 10 the
South
IN Louisiana, the New Orleans Picuytnc
and the Times maintain that Il Liberal and
Conservative Coalition on the Missouri plat-
form is the only hope Of the South, and also
endorse the character of the Labor nominees.
III Kentucky, TIC Lexington Press, pro-
rou!icing itself EncUmromisinGl Demo
cratic, saws that If the Liberal Conservative
coalition he effected it knows of no stronger
compromise that could be made"
In Tennessee the .iclnphis appeal aGy0.
Gates without qualification liberal conserve
tive coalition on the basis OF civil service re-
form and constitutional principles Of govern
mcnt.
III Illinois tie Chicago Times sometimes
called tie leading Democratic "or9an" OF tic
Northwest is also open il advocacy ci Lib
crai and Conservative combination, ana ap'
proves the Labor candidates as iUuiciotl:
nomination.
In Missouri the St. Louis Republican con.
iiIucs stauEch in advocacy Of the "Wlssive
policy for the Democratic party, Of which il
has been the leading advocate. 1t wants the
party to announce that it Will support the
Cincinnati nominees, and 50 leave tAat Con.
vention oil Liberal Republicans free 10 name
candidates. who may or may not bc those on
the La' o: Ieiol IN ticket.
In Massachusetts tie Boston Post main
tlus that tie objects Of the Liberal Rcpubli.
cans and the Democrats are substantially the
s me for willie the Liberal Republicans want
TO get rid Of President Grant, the Democrats
want "to elect an honest, capable reform
President in his place" The line of argu.
mcnt is to sustain Il policy of cos!ition.-B Bal
iinorc Su0.