The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-07

WASHINGTON. March ), 1872.
THO political situation. as we'll rs can be
,,Errd from this standpoint, remains, in
,iktt pa,'Iancc, "quict and unchanged"
-, ar * aNy movement on the part of Demo-
,.r,rjc leaders, is concerned. There Is, how
,,rr daily increased comment in all politi-
,,I Quarters over the nomination Of Judge
psyi<, and very large amount Of specut,-
ria, 81, 30 the future operations OF parties has
..r.,,,,l ont Of it. but up 10 the present time
~, one has spoken by tic card on that sub
;..,, The most important result Of the
,,,...fY1tion seems TO be the uncasineSs it
,.r,>c> in the Radical gathering here. This
.,.>irty is very difficult to conceal, and will
I,,,, 1,u in every debate on the topic Of
,..,', ..g.ntia candidates. and it is easily seen
I'm, earnest hopes exist among the proscrip-
r.,o win. Of tho Radical party that the De
,.,-r-,cg viii not 20 rs an organization to the
,..g:or: Of the Labor Rciormers' ticket.
Tnryc are some rather ominouS whisper
~, -. heard about the spread Of anti-Adlnnls-
..,.,n feeling in Pennsylvania, notwlth-
-, ding recent events concerning the
...l,y relations between the eX-collector OF
.,u, l'r; and the President. The appoint
,.,.r, ~ 4 successor TO Colonel Forncy was
,~.l.., q i very generally known, without
,.,,., consultation with the prominent leaders
,..r... Radical party in the State, though 1t
,..,- br true that one or two, perhaps Mr..
r.. .-.,,v and senator Cameron, were spoken
49,. ;hc subject. There are others, how
o. and among them men who have filed
FL positions in the State, who
,. that they have been pcr>istenily
III ,,,,yposcly sighted. These are cer-
r.e 10 speak out in meeting; and il
.... ..,~t. which slowly gain crcdcnce are COR
, ,l."v will talk very plainly on the sub
:. : oc tie next presidency. 1t is not solely
a.rp,!ut of having been ignored by the
i,...a!ru; in making appointments 10 office
49,. Ills opposition is expanding, but, as
!, ,..>yIaniau> themselves say, there has
Ian = ul;cwagm feeling III the Republican
~. .-. rhayr, or with many of the leading
..r. g,,r s,inc time. OF from as early date
-. ...a, Of Tie division OF sentiment i'll the
..si states Senate on the question OF the
-. 49, Of The Administration, which became
f.. ,.., when sumner was dcposcd from
il. committee Craftsmanship. \ Repuh-
g.. 81. Who is well posted about things
,.,-..,c4.u, in the keystone State says
p, rr !, a good deal Of thinking going
"a there. ANA lnat it bodies no good to this
ADMINISTRATION. The President IS not so
ts.nl t':, he docs not see it, nor is he so
,1r,.', IN want Of Observing friends that he Is
lr; rnH al i: but for all that the division OF
.g.a!,n Il. 10 the pro!'rictv OF rcnomlnatlng
IN seems to grow wider every day, and II
.,.,,. .ras al effort to stay ii hy calm consul
lions il i very doubtful if either party
would consent 10 argue the question OF rights
.:.w!Uu.-. personally and politically, 1T this
,i'nr. ], VIII Gc as interesting 10 notice who
IN REPRESENT Pennsylvania ut the Liberal
,,.hrn:!on rs it will I,c to watch the move
n.c,r,< OF The Gcary wing Of the party ut the
"ai.%icIphia Convention Ill advance OF The
....i.Y., Of the Liberals n Cincinnati.
Tic .1pancSc visitors will soon cease to be
HurIlG. and will settle down into the ord!-
,..,.,. roi,f,rc O, Diplomatic Intercourse which
.-Gneni~hrs the official representatives OF
..sry Ioyri.r, countries. They have only ap.
=. red once III their court costume. that be.
inc if,c occasion OF their presentation TO the
r..,ita,G. and Will only wear it when sim
-.~ ncr:,>,"n requires it. They appear in
g., ms, drc.s on the streets, and make nc
iu.r.I,s,iou whatever upon l1isscrs along, Sc
r.,,.,y,u to the lpcUIlc OF this town has be-
,.,t., TIN. al,ucarancc OF nabohS, ambassadors,
and priuccs, without regard TO race. sex,
color, or previous condition OF Scrvitude.
\ ux;,al Of bate wears. al III" CLERKS IN the
,'i,r!,n' ,lcpartmcut, who &aE@avctc in New
iI.,i.,,~i;ir Wi! have leave of absence al
,.,.,iritarl;o exercise their privileges OF cleo
;f,r;I,t.r',isr in that state one WCcn from 10.
dpy, iyt y laGical voter VINO keeps as ~
-,.irfrr l., That state will lie needed there
- i:!r.. ;hrir presence Is demanded, rs every
r...,, j, t. lc made 10 cain their lost ground
ri last year.
Thc cabinet session Of to-day was without
jnu-,'.,! interest tie English question hay
.a.- .crH disposed Of, III icis>l for the present
and there being nothing else III prominence
y-sli.n. f5r attention At this time.
>ia,v the recent speaking tour OF Scnaiol
Wilson IN New hampshire his friends sccn
more iA"n ever DESTROYS that he Shall 81
Nominated for the Vicc-prcSidency. 1h
r,qnons arc AGAINST him most decidedly, a
,o!.lN has the support Of the AamlhN'ra
ion. >tll. there is no telling what Il da
NAV bring forth. and the claims OF the Ma:
-,rhn>rt!, senator for the position he wal!
NAV be-, and doubtless will be, POWERFUL
lacked up at the Convention.
The weather is very cold to-day. Pleuris
md pneumonia are the prevailing disease
.yrritin.s that al occasional case OF small
rny frirhtcns communities in different part
.! tic city out Of all sense Of propriety.
TIMoS.
4 Contemplate Business Tor Grea
Government.
The Washington correspondent Of the Bal
timorc Gazette says
Suit will shortly be begun by the United
states to recover from the Richmond aE'
l,4uylllc railroad that portion fU"itrl.
f.,oNn ns The Piedmont railroad, connecting
l,1,;yi!Ec, Va, with Greensboro, \. {. Ih
Glc:e in The case are these: Before the wa
tive LEGISLATURE Of North Caro!ina refused Il
..,..,,t charter hy which the Richmond ant
,4nyillc road could connect with the Aorti
carolina road, lccal!sc the State owned th'
,.ntruliinm interest in the latter, and it wa
J.,mca a.lin@t the interest Of the State to q.
80. any competition.
The. requirements Of the Confederate Go
,rynmcnt became 50 great and their means
TRANSFORMATION so limited that the Conlcde
rar congress resolved to and did buld TIT
.a.l between Danyil!e and Greensboro,
1.,.nce Of Gfty-cight miles, thus GIVING
r.s.a. an additional and more direct line o
communication with the other southern
states. The Richmond and Danvllle Rai!
road Company claims to have built the Ileo
l:sst road. but the Federal Government
Void, that the only claim the Richmond ant
!#nville Company has to it lies III the fac
TINT the road WAS operated by them after l
hid been bull, by the Coufcdcricy.
l, it any cause of wonder that the peopl
Q: the South are all administration:
BILLS introduced Last Monday.
Monday being bill day, and every memhe
having The right to Introduce one whether
ever WAS 10 hc heard from again OF not, |!
the House of Representatives. ut Washington
Nr. Duke introduced a iii! for the relief o
u Il Nnr. li.h lrtc nnsilnlstcr at Madc