The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-23

The t'rsnrn;ars ln T'ist*yIynnin.

Club Of Chatham township, tctd IL Eltt.!i-
wanna Courthouse or Saturday III" lJili DAY
of October. 49,, after p"c ci"li'y iec III
hci.l!t and bearing beautiful tntet ,l2icH
n.g. having in-crihcd OF il The lmlio- oi me
reform cauddltc>. "iI"rucc Grcci"T and y.
G.. Brown" and 4 representation 81 The o'n
wbi,c hat" of Horace ;rce'cv. haa been raised.
me CIyh vas addressed III stirring >l,"ccIr'S
hy Nr. y. J. L.mgphili, u Ili;nn VI. Trcdway,
r.. 40, anil iioya,ia Davis. Esq. MIR.
i;;,,harl White presided. AIr. {. VI. Wh.lc
secretary.
on molten of Colonel William Z. sims,
committee Of five WAS appointed by the
Chair ~ receive the speakers and lho'iGe
>,ritaLr arrangements for ! ml>S-ice'ih% I"
lie Conservative Party or The county on
Monday next.
The Chair appointed The following gentle
mcn->ix.. Colonel William L. sims, Captain
William VI. TrcdWay. 81. John GlIntcr. i.%G.,
Captniu !. {. Luck. aaG llGrlllu t"ViS Esq
On motion Of William II. TrcdWay, IL.
ESQ. William T.. Hurt, EST, was appointed
general superintendent, with power to up
point ~ riany assistants n hC may deem
necessary ~ eel up and rTcpar" Tor grand
barbecue tSS,r ;riycn Ut this place on The wi
instant.
Fife s'a.sy,asrs. seeaGq
Tie New York ll1yhi say; "AmoHe the
visitor. II tic hs::d,lmll"l, oi tic Liberal
Republican National Executive t'mmlitr"
OH SATURDAY, were c>.''rv"in0i jalEt% VI
Ashley, of Ohio, Hrd General hillallirh'
Governor Ashley is about to cntcr upon TIC
canvass IN Ohio and thinks thai ONO viii DO
better in November than III October. he
,.iijcla' organization there Is WORKING WIN
will. and the full vote Of Liberal kcpubii-
r.,t. lA hr1lIIllt
"Thcrc is no sign Of atclin" I'll the Llbc-
r,l headquarters. uor j there any lack oi H.
du>trv at the N:,iion, Democratic hcadi'Eu.
lcr.. REPORTS from Ill sections Of the lnicm
rrc Ia the effect that the Democrats are ia
di-lnaycd l,y the result CT the October clcc-
tolls, and are working heartily i"i tic si!c-
crs, of the Liberal candidates.
The Liberal Republican and Democratic
state Executive Committees :re nl&klil@ rs
,ieumrnt, OF Sneakers and iorwardiHg CALI
nlivu ,.pr,Iulcu,s to al The Assembly dis
| tIlCts.
gsettcF srn'n s"ssi"na.
uIr.iniyhs's MAJORITY tEfE?l>r li~-!nE .
LATEST iiuvHrs 200
The Official returns show that the nt&t
| LEGISLATURE will ;tAnd III tie senate, III
| minist,Htionil> and q Opposition H"u"
| il Administrations, and IL ol'r"si'un.
| The returns from tie State ~ III IN il''
those ilnm Delaware nd Fix" .21Illtlc". ~
| ccDinG tie lrrtluus report tirin lh'Ht
| counties IL n"arly correct. licIidrichn wiz
| Inyc Il mai"!',v ~ over 2,3Hn. inH0anYrr.
| atSrG!,i' ~ t|@' .Dli.ft ."1"H.fyr,"|.
| Few SnsEsss e'.:r.2ai,.n f.ay bcas,
| r;u.:fsaT"ti,
There never va, ANYTHING hike thc WAY ~
which he people ui %"nin Caroline have
| heu .;Niudl.d aud pllinG,'i'd. TE" voucl-
| r,s intEr Treasurer Office ,hoW the following
| ir,yinrut na,lc daring the present ycar upon
certificate, .:n"d lry Franklin j. Moses. .'r..
10 q mol, cf ,!lam rilicr-hnldcrs pr0icS$iug ia
DC crnuiovcd hr the House Of heiTc>.llta-
tive. alone: 10 clerks. S9i ,nl!l; lG2 poitrrs.
-21.?lr; Ii messengers, ;GI ,JHo u pages,
21.Gii.
Nearly Sl92 .oGo paid TO ,161 cmpoves Of the
House of Representatives, clerks enough Ior
lbc day Of judgment porter. enough to
carry 4 small election hl themselves, mCs
sCn~cIs enough 10 d. the rlr;i!jh5 OF large
cit, pa4cs onough fOr icrty folio volumes
OF chi>alry. Very strongly Differed and
manned this south Caruiilla EGu>c of Eel-
| rcscuiItivc; Srcms 10 have hcrn, and mighty
! good il would lave been IN Moses thus Ia
| scatter the m0iwv If il had only h,.rn hi>
|
| quarter OF million dollars, what y ll,!e and
! cry There i ahon: il; but hrica parcel Of p0-
| itiral ioattrs cUnspirc 10 ii.Ch the last penny
| from The treasury Of IN Impoverished State.
| and. rs they MI go for Grant, ;hcy are pro-
uouncru pure lHii lots Irih&ac.
Carict-E:sG.es>s gsc@gilG iaT E'T0oi;4.
| Washington telegram ih New York World
| Srua;or Spencer. OF Alhann, continues in
| Ir., lao
| ca>> of ctrpe,-ja" senators whose terms ey-
| pirc on the Iii, Of March nyM. Therefore
| he has .ont on here ii delegation Of snail
local politicians. also crprt-lriGgCis. Ia ili-
! tlucc the Administration 70 send troops
| down 10 tina, State for the purpose of lin.
syring a quiet elections : and preventing any
| sslch oppo, ition maipritieS is were achieved
in Georgia. ii is not pretended that there is
any present necessity for military aid, but
| only that troops may be needed to bring out
! the full black vote in The State in November
next. Senator Spencer and this rctinuc OF
| his do not believe with The Congressional
Campaign Committee that Alabama is sai;:
ior Grant. They represent that the Rrpuh-
lican party down there i, split into more
Than tWn fragments. and that the negro vote
i not hy any means unanimous. 1t is he
iicNcJ here that this delegation i but the
tJrCrllnnrr Of the powerful influences which
will be brought IL bear upon the President
fro!n all the southern States to induce tcde-
raj interference, with tie November elections
iu To" southern states.
Prospects ian West Virginia.
Their. il Us Yet bat little stir in West Viz
ginia in anticipation ct tie Presidential e'rt. !
ton. The Greeley men are confident ol
their ability TO carry the state. aud the Grant |
men seem 10 concedc that it is scarcely Worth |
while for them 10 make any effort to avert |
their inevitable defeat Several DAYS ago |
NOTICE was published IN several OF the Grant |
newspapers IN the State announcing that
convention OF "Jeficrsonun Democrats " |
was to he held 1t Clarksburg OH the 9Th |
of October for the purpose Of nominating an
eie. toral ticket to support O'Conor and
Adams. Tie call for the convention was
signed by the Hon. John j. Davis and VIII
linn j. Wiley Of Monongala county, son
of the late Republican United States Senator
OF that name. Mr.. Wiley iSa comparatively
young man, lawyer Of ITO especial prom;-
ncncr. and Il politician of but little personal
influence. He Is one OF Mr. Dayis' prryeris.
The .'s;raisht-out" toolisliness does not
seem TO meet with much encouragement
from the Democrats. The chief strength Of
the party, if 1t may he 80 styled, is among
Sir. Dasis's friends and neighbors in Harri-