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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-23
Election Day.

The duty of every man in "A Republic Is to
yet up early on election day and to vote
very early in the morning. That being
done. he should either GO to his own bust
ness. or devote himself to the country for the
day by seeing that other men vote, watching
the polls To see that no ilaud> are plslcticed,
and doing all he can to advance the cause ne
supports.
No man has right to be indifferent to the
course of elections. Every man has stake
in the community, and owes it to himself and
to his country to work for the preservation
of order and the securing of 4 faithful adinIn-
iStlation OF public Affairs. No man who
truly values his own liberty and the welfare
Of his country can sleep Well Tonight unless
he shall have acquitted himself Of his solemn
duty at the polls. AS YOU value your own
safety and happiness, tellow-citizcns, go this
morning and do your duty.
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M. Greeley's Acceptance.

NV, ,,,,,, of Mr.. GREEDY accepting 'n'
,',.>.,,,,, :, the presidency hv the Ctncni'
,,t; Convention will hr found IN TINS '''''''
mr', Disp't,h.
T,;, letter Of acceptance ~ of twn-iolt
nature. II is the acceptance by Mr.. GREE
Ivy of the nomination, aud secures The nc
ceptance of Mr.. GREELEY as President d. the
people. The letter is absolutely umeXecP''""
able. II sets forth the ground Of peace ''''
harmony, and promises the honest III" Wv
nonical administration OF INC GOV. "''' ~,
II ;s succinct. frank, clear. and manly luz
,a,;on must hail the promise oil equai"! o'
s,o,os and ncople and the establishment OF
local selfgoyernmcnt with general JOY!
Eouallv grateful is the promise that tue "'''
or the Liberal Republicans and OF MI. "REk
,vx as their representative will not be cen
,rlzstionthat is, that there will be nc
sil,nciuc the State courts and no suspension
Of hdbeas corpus for party purposes h'
needless and wanton prosecutions oil the peo
,lc by the wicked and ruthless exercise o
the judicial and military authority OF th'
Federal Government, causing the extreme
ap,lchcus!on. suffering, and industrial pros
tration whicli have made large part OF TN
peoplc of the United states look upon TN
dc>poti>ln of a kingly government rs IA para
disc on earth compared with the ad'nln'>tr''
ton of General GRANT.
Mr.. GREELEY promises all this. lie Is TN
nominee of the LibcrilistS, and his letter re-
echoes their platform in the most clear "i''
faultleSs style. His promises are the promise
Of an honest man, and every citizen KNOW
he will fulfil them to the letter. He thus ac
ce,ts the nomination for the highest ottic" IL
the elf, of the nation, and the people VIII, IL
We solclnnly believe, accept him cordially On
the terms by which he binds himself,
elected. to the performance of the duties
the office.
The letter, then, seals the matter, and there
need be no further hesitation or debate; IN
with loud and hearty cheers for HORACE an'
the Union let the people elect him by grant
majority.
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eo.Ilv preIndlcea to the injury of every man

easily preJudiced to tile injury Of every man an
IN the town. The public credit should BE
maintained and the public Improvement adj
yanccd by wise and sagacious measures.
The Conservatives who have so s''ece,'S-
fully saved the town from the malau'lilhiS-
tr,tion or ineompetentS have made thc't
nominations, and for these every man ""'
has anything at stake should vote. Ana VINO
has not much to risk upon the constitution VI
the town government? Th" man WI" h'S w
property has to depend upon some "''"ls =
ton for the means of support OF h''''S'''
and family, aud what sort cl wages can III
expect if. by NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the property
Of the town shall suffer? If the public creai'
il injured by an unwise and unreliable
government the mechanic and artizah eau
&c, neither good wages nor steady employ
ment. and the landowner will find no ell
bancement of the value of his property--'o
one to purchase it.
Rally, then, people of Manchester lo'
| your Conservative ticket--secllre pllhlic con
Gdence, and thus insure the steady progress
of your town in wealth and Improvement.
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One Wav to Decentralization,

Your independent candidate" iSa wedge
that if driven in will split Il party in two. 1t
not only brings party into disrespect, but
il oilers temptation to men who think bet
ter of themselves than their political asso-
ciateS think of them to resist the Judgment
of their party and endeavor to triumph
through detection in its ranks and that aid
from their enemies which can only be given
in the expectation of breaking up their party.
1t is therefore nothing less than seeking office
by betraying their party-their own friends.
The "intlependcnt" il therefore very
indiscreet and faithless person. lie is indie
pendent of all the prophecies and obliga-
tons which should prevail amongst men
and bind them together for the protection OF
the welfare Of their country. There could
be no higher ground for good faith in the
affairs of this world. If u man may not rely
upon his neighborfor cooperation and loyalty
cause, in what matter can he put reliance in
him?
independence TO break these obligations is
independence to devote ones self to his OWL
private and sordid interests-independen o.
the obligations to felow-man and to country
1t will be a sad day for the country when
such freedom to break faith is tolerated anG
when it meets with success. a danger moi
easily exaggerated will have come upon US
and the people will soon learn to put thu
right estimate upon it. BY no means, fel
low-citizens, encourage the evil propensity
to break faith in this way. Vote the whole
ticket, and thus put the seal of condemnation
upon the denoralizing strategy of the indie
pcndents.
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: Willie there is no prospect of any really
liberal policy of the GRANT Administrators!
towards the South, it is amusing to see tho
embarrassment of the ultra Radicals at bein..
cnt oil by the Liberal army getting the III
side track of them. They are like an army
powerfully ass:ilcd in front while its retreat
is cut of. Every concession made by ultra
radicalism to harmony and equality and local
State authority is a tribute paid to the Llbc'
rails 1t elevates the GREELEY and BEowN
ticket and sinks the ultraS lower and lower.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-23

VERY GooD.-Coloncl MosBY is backed by
Professor EwELL, Of William and Mary Col
lege. General BEAUREaAKD goes for GREE
LEY. Thus the weight IL decidedly in GREE
LEY's scale. But there Is In this mixing up
of men that proof of the confounding of old
parties that affords the brightest hope Of the
country. The old skin must be sloughed,
the old, Scared surface healed up, before the
country can come forth in renewed youth,
yigor, and JOY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-23

Colonel MosBY was great at planning al
ductions during the war, anu came near
..taking off, one or two very prominent
Federal officers. But he seems to have losl
his cunning. He has fixed his attention
upon GRANT because he has the ''dh'h'3
to pay" what he may promise. But, un"i'
t,lnatcly, he forgets to abduct him first thai
the promise may be extorted from him. "a
Ear from this, he pays GRANT friendly WISH,
and doesn't even tell him TO consider HIM
self abducted. Without any means OF exact
ing promise. he takes him upon some idea
that he will give the promise and pay, 100
voluntarily. We apprehend the Colonel Will
be disappointed. He would stand much
better chance with GRANT i'll his power,
hidden away in cave in the Blue RldT'
lie has blown his horn before the promise
was extorted, and we are sure he will neither
get promise nor pay, so far n the southern
paople are concerned--abilitv or no ability.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-23

III THE LIFE OF THE FLESH l.
THE BLOOD."-This being the fact. II II N"rs "h'
yious that when The bloGd hecoinea corrupted 'hs
whole system becomes corrupt also. To relieve
this the true policy undoubtedly 10 10 direct thr
remedy to tie source oi the disease. II /, In HIS
manner that DIR. TUFTS SARSAPARlLlA ana
QUEENS DELIGHT acts. Its specific effect /" Oh
the blood IL puriIrs 1t, >itiliIc, It, and cAp"l' AZ
distrmper from the system.
Being free from violent minerals II Is niapl"i ~
general use. The old aud young may n"' II Ia
most delicate female, al amy time, may take IL W"
weak aud eniesblcd will IL. strengthened by II H."
tender infant, who may haze inherited dia'is'' "i
be cured 10y H.
DIR. TUFTS LIVER PILLS are midland ""~
tie purs,itiye, possessing the peculiar merit {" at
Ing rs 4 powerful agent Ia relieving cUl.:r'lNr '
torpid liver. They have 10 equal.
DIR. TUFTS HAIR DYE imparts Es"''!
coIor. my ls-dcoiswi
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-23

The German press throughout the country
his taken its position on the Cincinnati
nominations with heavy prcpondcrance in
favor of Greeley and Brown. Six German
Republican papers favor and six oppose il
eight independent German papers favor and
none oppose; eighteen German Democratic
papers favor and three oppose it. The resi-
OF the German papers have simply refi1,ined
from taking sides on the question.
The Cincinnati Enquirer says of the Hon.
George II. Peudleton: Eve think we know
his views, and wc do not m>rcprcscnt him
when we say he Is for Greeley
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Activity sOf the supssservieeaDies,. :.
How s,sstacrn Democrats saxe to be
nril,esEt 10 B0ft the Baftinore Conyests

How SoSthcrn Democrats axe To pc
Eribcss 10 BSft the RsItiHno re Conyesss q.
ton. -
ST.. Louis. May 2o.--Thc Republican this
morning states that it has trustworthy ati-
yices from Washington of bold scheme
meditated by the Administration party to Sc
curc the reelection of Grant. The plan as
stated Ia, that Number Of Influential SOUTH
ern men have been invited to Washington,
without being informed for what purpose.
Some of these gentlemen are now III thai
city, to whom proposition has been mattc
| that if they will send delegates from the
southern States to Baltimore instructed 10
demanda Democratic nomination or TO bolt
the convention in case it refuses to take that
step and make n nomination, the Admins
traton party will pass the bills to refund the
cotton tax, grant aid to the Atlantic AMI
Great Western canal Of Georgia, and grant
aid and subsidies to other southern enter
prises and schemes now before Congress.
The Republican further says it Is stated tnat
.one or two southern men, interested IN the
above enterprises, favor the proposition. 'uI
that generally they reject it.
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From the New York News tthc most wi'Gl!-t irCu-
lutcd llrmocraiic naEcr In .hr c0mMlrEl.

From the New ufk News Inc most WHICH. -t4!t u
lated Democratic paper In The country.
WASHINGTON, May cot is currently II.
ported here that the proprictorship of New
York "Democrutic Journal has changed
hands. The controlling interest has been
purchased by prominent Republican poll
ticians The sale is not to be made pubic
till after the Democratic Convention meets.
1t is to continue to oppose the nomination oil
Greeley at Baltimore, as in that way ii can
render the most eifcctuIal service to Grant.
Little il any change is to be made in its edi-
torial department.
There is no doubt that IN immense fund
has been raised to he used exclusively for the
purpose of having a straight Democratic
ticket nominated at Baltimore. Radicals say
that if that IN done not another dollar need
be expended to make Grants election sure
hcabOve alludcs to the World, Of course.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-23

DR. Z. II. SMITH, PRESIDENT RE-
IL PUBLICAN CITY CENTRAL COMMIT
TEE. RICHMOND.-Sm: Many of my ConSerya-
tive friends express fear that Republican ticket
Will he sprung on the morning ID the election for
city officers. VIII you. rs chairman of that com
liltee. Inform Inc In writing what has been the hr-
tion Of your party In relation TO the approaching
election. AIN. very respectfully;
GEORGE 4. HUNDLET.
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CANDIDaTEs FOR OFFICE.
MANCHESTER. Aiay -, ls72.

MANCIiEsrEK, aiay %, ls7z
M ESSRS. EDITORS =" Seeing a notice
Ifl- In your paper of to-day that certain com
ittee appointed by large nnd enthusiastic meet
ing of the Conservative party OF Manchester, eS-
press some apprehension that their ticket may PC
mistaken for ours beg leave to state that we inc
undprsgncd. Conservative citizens OF Manchester
werc a Ito appointed by u large and entitnsla@tc
IuetinU of tile Conservative party to make nolni-
nation for the Board Of Trustees, and we arc also
DESTROYS that our ticket shall not be mistaken for
iheirg as we claim for our candidates pure EoEser-
rUtfrs 11rinciples. none OF them having ever per
mifted their names to be placed on any Radical
ticket, SC. Respectfully,
G. A. II. MEREDITH
r. II. WHITEHEAD.
.. RICHARD TkLLEI,
..... ......... ALEXANDER ALVIS,
G. A. JONES,
..s ~ ROBERT II. T0RRESCE,
{. ). MAURICE,
Committeeman.
Aud a. such committee our candidates for Board
II Trustees for the town OF Manchester are as fol-
L,wS: ."#
l.. W. WEISIGER,
7. ID. MCKINNEY,
$685.. A. MOSTEiRD,
.n. IL CERSLEY,
". j. JONES.
' THAlt. ". CROW,
f.. W. BAUGH. my 23-lt
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x.Rf,TuRE.

n GECTB II + NEXT SUNDAY EVE
i INING mt 7.io O'Clock the RIGHT KEY. BISHOP
GIBBONS will lecture tn S ratricks enuryp'
or TIiE VATICAN. The subject ms wen Us thc
I,Irs,slng address Of the lecturer VIII no doubt orn"
Admission. SOC. Doors open at s:iS. my 2'-st
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Dayls's Rail-BOnd-- Would any other
BOndsman have served Az we'll as Mr..

BOHtssrnnn have served AK We'll aS Mr..
Greeley:
The World and VOORHEES, having accused
Mr.. Greeley of sllpcrseryicrahlc zeal, some
one writes to Charles O'Conor, Esq, and he
responds as follows:
MR.. o'coSoR's REPLY.
New YORK, May II, 1872.
Nv Dear Sir,-From his capture until the
hour within which he was hailcd Mr.. Jcllcr-
son Davis was in military custody. He was
then confined rs {; prisoner OF war Tor about
two wears. From the very commencement
Of this term his counsel directed their efforts
to procuring his delivery into civil custody,
to the end that he might have his trial at once
or obtain liberation upon bail until the Coy
ernment should think fit TO bring on the trial.
The counsel for Mr.. Davis, having first SO.
licited and obtained the consent of Mr.. Gree
lev, Mr.. Gerrit Smith, and Commodore Van
derbilt, offered to give bail in any sum that
might he required and TO procure those three
gentlemen 70 unite in the bail-bond. This offer
was never formally accepted; hut. under the
belief that il was satisfactory, the counsel OF
Mr.. Davis obtained 4 writ OF hdteaS corpus,
and brought Mr. Davis before the court at
Richmond. Mr.. Evarts attended by appoint
ment and on the part of the Government he
aculiesced in bailiug Mr.. Davis in 100000.
Cunreiving himself bound SO to do, the coun-
sci of Mr.. Davis requested the attendance OF
the gentlemen in question. Commodore
Vanderbilt's attorney acted for him; the
other two gentlemen appeared and signed
the bond in person. They had every reason
to understand and believe that their attend
ance was absolutely necessary to the release
of Mr.. Davis. The counsel of Mr.. Davis
supposed it TO be SO, and he has now no
reason to think otherwise. | am not aware
of any oiiiciollsncss Oh the part Of Mr..
Greeley in this business, and never SUPPOSED
that he did anything beyond what he con-
sidercu essential to the liberation Of Mr..
Davis. am, dear sir, yours truly,
CHARLES U'CONOR.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-23

TR. PRICE & CO., now In market, are nItA'"1
heavy additions to their splendid stock Ia all ih''
new varied, aud attractive.
THREAD aud LLAMA POINTS ana SAL -
SPRINGS and SUMMER shAWi.S, III great war;
ty: HERMANN aud GRESADlNE SiiA" u -
mourning; PARASOLS. SUN-slIADEs, AID Ia
DIES UMBRELLAS
Enormous stock al English, French aud Ah''i""''
PRINTS including every variety 81 DILL
WARDEN One thousand packages or NOR l'''
opeied. ,,... .,,,ns
JAPANESE SILKS and POpLiNS, hoiiAl"
FIGURED CHALLlES, GRENADINES ,'irii"'
and heuredJ, ORGANIZES, LAWNS,PER'N :
CAMBRICS, JACuNETS, &c, &c
IN MOURNING GOODS.
STRIPED aud PLAIN IRON GRENAplNf
HERSASNIS,i lii silk and wool: SlLh "AkI ~
PArAS, MOHAIR ALPAtAs, ShaLh'''
FRENCH BERAGEs, Wells, SHAMi's |'''
LARS, &C. &c. 49,,
Nv every steamer AMI express dtiiy they a'' -
tber select stock, ani only ask look from f'"''
aud wholesale buyers to Insure sales.
r X. PRICE ( Coz
my, IlOi Main and Eleventh ,trer!''
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DIED.

The funeral of THOMAS A. IRVING, son Of
William 4. Irving. will take place TODAY ut ?
O'Clock from 81. Peters cathedral.
The friends Of the family are respectfully Invited
O ltlllI. y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-23

At TIE EARNEST SOLICITATION
~ oil many citizens hereby announce lnSseil an
jutirpcu,!;ut candidate for COZ NtIl.MAS Of Mar
shall Ward. and beg the support 81 my friends anu
I'm, pnlic generally. 81. W. III Eh'
III II
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-23

The above CORES pondcnre explains Itself pro-
missed my friends OF tn Conservative party from
the first that would withdraw II the Republican
pariv made nominations: aud as there VIII De none.
shall stand firm, and ask III! friends To do iikcwise.
Very respectfully. -
y. 4.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ET DELICIOUS COLOGNE.-We h,,,
just received full supply OF the celebrated ~.
RE CLEMENTISE MARTIN KL OsTEKFp ,r-.,
COLOGNE WATER. formerly sold by srr. cr,r,
All who have used 1t pronounce IL the mo4, ,,,,,
and fragrant Cologne imported.
MEADE & BAKER, Pharrnsrl,.
my I"-" $40 Main street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-23

I RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE MY.
L self an independent candidate for JUSTICE OF
TIE. PEACE for jackson Ward. r,,,>,
So MAURICE GRIFFIN,
,,,,.,-,,s 7JE Second street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-23

RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE MY
| Sell an lSDEpESnENT CANDIDATE for
the CITY OUNGlI. from Clay Ward.
my nl-Gls WILLIAM r. BAILEY.
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RICHMOND. Va, May 81

Sir.-ln reply 10 yours OF this date am alltho
rzrd 10 state that the city Central Republican Com
mit,c, OF Richmond has determined not To put Tor
ward any Republican ticket la bc voted for at th'
municipal election which takes place on the 23d In
slant Very respectfully, ~
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(,ARD-Rcinr am indcpendent cantli.

4 CARD.-Bcing an independent candi-
n date for COMMISSIONER OF REVENUE
before the people hcg leave To correct my position
In this election and xpain myself 10 the elect that
while everybody knows that am Republican, ami
nv party not having made 4 PROPER nomination,
am running rs :, Republican. Independent OF all IN
CARNATIONS. rings, aud cl!q,lcS. Respectfully:
my 23-lt$ OSCAR NEWMAN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-23

no VOTERS. beware of COUNTER
circulation with the name of W. II. ALLDERDiCE
inserted rs candidate for Auditor. Recoilect thil
am TIL. candidate OF the Conservative party.
my ali j. h. ROYSrER.
flNO THE VOTERS OF THE CITY OF
l. RICHMOND.-I respectfully decline being u
candidate at the election to-'Eiy for the onice oil
COMMISSIONER OF THE REVENUE
my 23-lt C I. JoiNooN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-23

EIO THE VOTERS OF THE CITY OF
Il RItHM0ND.-I have the honor to announce
myself nm INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE for the of
ic. Of CITY COLLECTOR at the election To be-
held to-day the 23d Instant, aud respectfully So
lict the votes Of my fellow-cltiAcns:
my 2S-ItH GEJEtsE w. SMITH.
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GooD-IIrMORED CASDoR.---Thc New 1orE
Commercial, in good-humored way, write
Tia fnllo,riur unrr truthful nallnElDll

the following very truthful paragraph:
"Hear what the Bigbee (Ala.) Ne'rS says
There is no doubt that Mr.. Greeley has
proved himself IL better friend of the South
than any blatant northern Democrat Thus
docs the simple woodchoppcr Of Chappa1ua.
b~the moral influence Of his nomination for
the presidency, di>scycr the ties that bound
the Democracy Of the North and South, and
confuse the wisdom of their >agcs and pro-
IhrtS ~
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RICHMOND, May %, 1872.
r HEREWITH WITHDRAW AS AN
J. INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE for the office
OF The COMMISSIONER OF THE REVENUE. !
reurn many thanks 10 y friends for their promised
NV 23-lt JOSEPH w. LAuBF.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-23

MT NEW AND ELEGANT SIOth h.
InAMA LACE POINTS, SACQuES. SHAVE :
DRESS GOODS, EAIBROlDEElES. 40"
IEsT npENEn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-23

Chairman City Central Republican COMMITTEE
George 4. Hdndley ESP. Richmond.
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RICHMOND. Va, May u, 1872.

MIR. C.. G.. JOHNSON has withdrawn
vi As COMMISSIONER OF REVENUE.
my o3-llr GEORGE a. HUSDLET.
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,Altl).

RICHMOND, VA. May l. 1872.
r HEREBY ANNOUNCE MYSELF AS
1 a candidate for the office of CITY AUDITOR
of which an at present the inrunbentl. and re-
solicit the votes of my fcllow-cizcns AT
the ensuing city election.
nv s-tiic WILLIAM IL. alI.l'rSDi''F..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-23

Two THE VOTERS OF THE CITY OF
i RICHMOND respectfully announce myself
All independent candidate for the office Of CoMAllS-
SIOEEk OF THE REfENuf. ut The elsuiiiS i''i-
nicipaI election.
Very respectfully, -
uD 0-td IADMtS L. JbhNSoN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-23

Two THE VOTERS OF RICHMOND
L am an independent! candidate for CITY SER
t;EANT at the MAY election Should II he y"nr
measure, Il, elect me. promise Ia discharge the
duties Faithfully AMI imparlnlly, an 1ot In the IN
trrcs, OF any ring" club or clique"
Respectfully. ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-23

The World and Voorhees, having accused
Mr. Greeley of supcrseryicrahlc zeal, some
one writes to Charles O'Conor, Esq, and he
responds as follows: