The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-20
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body. Marshal Hc;ifcy heads the white wing
oG the rrnoNinationisis Ben Turner. the
negro Congressman from the Mobile district.
the colorcd division Turner usually has the
most delegates, and heats 1tcaIcy and his
rs,tv. But at the late State Convention
l.rslcy, bcing in the rh.ih would not listen
10 the friends pf Tusher, and carried matters
with 4 high hand in the choice of a ticket.
| Turner threatens Grant II matters are not
made right, ard there is trouble in the Radi-
cal camp both in Alabama and Washington.
DoRSqv EXTREME POVERTY ASb .iAyED OUT.
Whenever Mr., Itcnry Wilson is cornered
upon his kMow-Nothing record he breaks
ont with some such rclnarkaS this Born
in extreme poverty, having endured the hard
| lot the sons of poverty are too often forced
! to endure" But when the Question, "Mr.
Wilson, were Won Know-Nothing is
nres>cd, he lmstS out again with his !. Born
| in extreme poverty" &C.. sc. " But, Mr..
senator, can't YOU tell us whether YOU were
or were not Know-NothinS; Born in
extreme poverty" &C., &r. "Did your or
| not belong tn the know-Nothing ORDER -
" Born IN extreme poverty &C., &c.
"Sav vcs or no, man. will you?' Born
| in extreme poverty The fact is. Mr.. Will
| sons "cXtrcmc poverty" and "hard lot >
| are getting to he rather bore. He is not
| by any means the first American who has
been born in extreme poverty and H1lcrward
| has made his mark in the world. Moreover.
Mr.. Wilson's EIocltionary Burst 20. , is
also getting little stale> "Al my lfr,' he
saws, II have cherished bright hope, &C.,
! that ali men, without distinction of color,
r,srr, or nationality. should have complete
liberty and exact equalityw Then why, in
the name of common consistency, did you
Join the Know-NothiugS? Don't give us
Tor answer the old tune, Born in extreme
poverty &r.. but let us have your real
reason, for going into the lodge.
tHE NORFOLK (vA.) MIcKoRY-r0LE DELEGATloN.
During Friday delegation from Norfolk,
Va, representing the ChappaqIn Club OF
that city. and consisting of Colonel Hinton
and MC>Srs. Cooke and faCr, visited the Lib
cral National Committee rooms in New York.
They state that the club numbers among its
members all the young men in Norfolk, and
represents what the city contains Of wealth,
influence, and intelligence. There is great
enthusiasm in Eastern Virginia for the Libe-
raj ticket, and they consider that the election
! VI Grceley Is certain. They want Il tUpmast
qua. and telegram was sent to Mr.. Gree
ley stating their wishes, to which the tul|iw-
ing answer was returned
"Tcll the Nirginians to take this dispatch
TO Chappaqua, aud my farmer will give them
the hickory. HORACE GREELEY.'
HORACE on CLANS.
| At Rye Beach cltm-lAke. Friday, Mr..
Greeley, being called for, got up. and with
: comic gravity, in view Of Secretary Robe
sons presence, said
Nj. chairman and Ladies and Gentle
n!"n,--lt is one OF The most striking exhibit
tionS of human pcrvcr>ity that if two indi-
viduaI> agree on nineteen propositions out of
twenty, and if you bring them together they
will venture on no discussion relative to the
! nineteen, but will ut once be locking horns
on that one proposition. ] understand
watcring-placcS to have been established and
constructed to urcrrIlc and disregard thi-
pCrvcrSily. While my distinguished friend
on my left and | are somewhat At variance
on the more important questions OF the coun
try, we find ourselves in perfect accord on
The subject of CLAIMS. We are here, then, to-
Scthcr to illustrate and to emphasize that
accord. CLAIMS unite It's in this delightful
intercourse. where we need only Il little more
delightful surroundings of weather. There
fore, while we recognize no discord, We will
il you please, dispense with orltory and dis
cllSS CLAIMS.
BAD BET.
Colonel Gray, of Colorado, on THURSDAY
last let Mr.. G. w. Harrison, Of this city
$4,000 that Horace Greeley would not bt
elected President, and put up $50 forfeit
the remainder to be deposited in the bank
ing-house of Burke & Herbert, in this city
by IL O'Clock yesterday morning. Mr.. lIar
rison's money was deposited on time but Il.
nothing had been heard of Colonel GlTy's al
! O'Clock this afternoon Mr.. Harrison vii
receive the forfeit.
GENERAL ITEMS.
If Mr.. Greeley had stopppd in New Hamp.
shire he would not have displeascd the Al.
bany Ecrn'ng JoWmdi. 1t says "The thiI
veneer covering of. Mr. Grcclcy's tour is now
stripped of. He might with some shadow
of excuse make il prctence of paving visit
to his native State But when he continue.
, his pilgrimnagc through Maine. which is on
the eve of election, the fact that he is on /;
campaign tour and trying to stir up the peo.
pie in his OWE behalf becomes too plain &c
be disputed, even by his own partisans."
A. Il. Stewart writes to prominent Off
cal in Washington that he has better use iol
his money than to give dollar to the Gree
ley cause that he has not and will not give
Il cent to elect Horace Greeley.
The Binghamton Republican, calls Mr.
Grcelry'S statements at Portland in reference
to the matter of appointments, &C., "s sub
stantial confession" and "pitiful cvasion.'
The Springfield Republican says: "Mr
Greeley's visit to New Hampshire brings ou
such personal changes and such demonstIa
tions of popular feeling as leave no doubt o
the vote of that State"
The Troy Times is annoyed at the progreS.
of Liberalism in that State. 1t calls eX-Lieu
tenant-GoveInor Alvord'S declaration foi
Greeley shameful, audaclous, and papablt
tergivcrs,tiOn." Can he survive this pOlysyl
lubic stab2
The Addison N. W Adue,tiser substi
tuted the Liberal for the Grant ticket OF
Wednesday last.
The Traverse City (Nlich.) Bay Eagle ha:
renounced Grantism and hoisted the Greeley
and Brown flag.
The Council Bluffs Nonpareil, a Gram
paper, states that the Hon. d. Z. Stubbs, o.
Fairfield, Iowa, has joined the Liberal ranks
Jesse w. Fell, of Bloomington, H., writes
to the Chicago Tribune to say that Judg,
David Davis authorizes him to announce his
intention of voting for Mr.. Greeley.
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