The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-14
p,..r xVelI Settled.

r,o s;r,s of little more than week are
,,,,,,,, =, favor of the Cincinnati nominees.
We consider the question so nearly sett!eo
.,., ,,cre Is not room for doubt that there
Win hc no new ticket put forth from the op.
,nsi;or TO the present Administration party
and IFS nominees at Philadelphia. In the
South, while many papers speak of detcrrins
20 the Democratic convention, the "plh'o''
that |! would not be wise for that ooo! ~
nominate ticket seems to be almost ut''n''
uously entertained. Then, the great ""'"
ne nromircnt and representative CoASeFfa-
tive me,, in the South acqulcSce III '"' N'S',
cinnsti nomination with carheS'hcSS' anu
they rs earnestly oppose ii! idea OIL Z tasfo
ticket.
There is no precipitation in all this. Had
.,>ou, manifestations of favor towards the
f;pvy,,y ticket hecn wanting we should hcS
have fci, much faith in lis availability, and
a. such are the sentiments of people ana
press it is well that they should be made
known. Indeed, they could not bc smoth
cred up or held back by the mistaken ldea
OF policy entertained by oycr-attious ant
;imid public mcn. The opportunity Is
favorable for the restoration OF peac" ant
Justice. and all sections Of the Union SHOULD
hail it cordially and promptly
No man who can sec beyond his nose can
fail to discover that it is Impossible ior "p,
old anti-war party, led by men who were Ia
nous in hundred struggles on ola party
issues md sectional questions, to gam III ii
national election victory which would re-
Iieve the country from its expressions ana lis
bitter feelings. The Democratic party cou'd
not \ triumph of that party, ii ut all posi-
BILE would probably only DC the signal for 1"
more bitter sectional war than we ever had
In the political arena; and we would have II
prolonged strife, with at best alternating re-
suits, full of the passions that would destroy
the peace and contentment of the nation.
The Liberal party furnishes the only way
of escape from the reign of the passions OF
war and the tyranny Of arbitrary power.
1t is a party formed for the restoration OF
harmony. of equality among the States, and
OF lnch tOCStt duliioiNS. AL w. f''Ne'iA w
see that men have surrendered cherished
policies and principles for the sake OF COM
bining together for the good of the nation.
Men have surrendered their personal ambl-
ton, and there seems to be a disposition
amongst those uniting in this great effort to
make any sacrifice to carry ont the main OBJ
iect, which is the pacifcation of the tnlcn,
and to make it stronger by the fraternity OF
the sections and the states.
The triumph of such party as this will
he permanent triumph. There will be no
defeat and no victory of section through it.
There will be no sectional resentments and
nncors left, to return with malice and re-
vense to tight anew their bitter strife. But
real peace will follow victory Of this Libe-
raj party. with the motives which govern il
and the sacrifices, personal and party, which
il mikes ut the dictate of patriotism.
peace will follow which there is every reason
10 believe will he lasting.
II is indeed gratifying to see the wide
spread approval which the Liberal nominal
tons have met in the hearts Of the people.
We regard the question so vel! settled that
VIC have no idea that there vii! be third
ticket IL the field.