The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-13

snr~->.Ehi' ant labor gscforrcrs---In-
dicnf'ons OF FU1are Movements, Etc.
WASHING ror, Marth 1.-THE announce
N >1a; f,cve4T,or Warmoth, of Louisi-
aIf. vii ROT support President Grant If he
!. ltH e,inatI,i occasions a stir III political
Girl, . ana Is regarded as the entering wedge
f.. ,r;i,~r distractions among southern Re-
- ,,Ic,as. The southern States have re-
, ,,,,v lctn Looked upon with no little anXi
~. Iv prominent Radicals. who until lately
Save i,r,.n hopcIui Of carrying the majority
,-.>hr9, nf;h title o: no ivouJ!c. Now they
,,ll have very difficult ti,k 70 accomplish,
md viii! moi carry in Al! probability any State
,>rc;s.ia., South CArolma--pc perhaps IcNas-
mis-. In, krlluy law. which was concoctcd
.o ,..,tv Interests, j. crtC13C3 nAtl! the next
,..aal,>,. II expires with this term. The
..>...a~i0u Of the statute would he so lalpatIic
... 49, ,u:rnriom, that while il m'g3 help the
........l party in certain paris oi the soutl,H
,..,.,,d i',yr a different effect North and West.
na t,ti j. the Lu,bcar Of kukluX has lost
f.. ,rrrJr> and credit in the North. The e.
..y,> Il, hare" lis existence upon the respect
. d. communities. upon The politicians and
......iy I."n ii lii" states where such out
.yir exists. have been failure despite the
.-..liiou> OF carpct-bas representatives, ana
,..,.rr ;,.,' 1T. obstacles in renewing that hue
...l ,ly which viii not hc overcome.
Thc o;iuiop ci he "lcohers-ou. upon
-.... lrii,.g.i .ky hcrcaholt> is that the South
y.i .'sy :: more important part i'll the next
....., IN ttiln has been tie case since the
-.-s4.utfi,n Of the war, and that section
~ r..f.-r HE force Of the political pro-
=. RI o; i, -aes Pennsylvania 50 goes the
n..l..' >h"uid Las cannot he considered by
...y a.etl- certain that State vote for Grant
Ta.r" L,., been one way Of manipulating the
.....e..a elections heretofore, and ii has been
III. means ui The hIyonct. This will not be
..,a.I,r-tj again, for the reason, Is intima!cd
.s,,,c. tat Ire eject would be disastrous i'll
t..,r sectors. The ca!pc-hHg element will
g.. n.iG gusD1n<i'!c for taGica! success in the
-!,!!, II. penalty Of failure being their loss
... .totyrY and influence with the Admins
-.
me Labor Reform leaders are becoming
49,. 1uuiall On account OF the great favor
WILL. i their candidate meets with in all
,. 'lgHs ii tho country, and are preparing
;a... Wy active campaign among the work
~ @lt.>;'>. The hope OF the Administrations
,tlu.or."r< is that the Democracy will not
".,uUtic or endorse tho nomination Of Jude
HH!,; anil So,ne Of their la-natcs assert
t,,.c aci3cl tN.t they will not do so, altbou. b
IIrIg j. ~. particle Of ground upon which
1.,, ytn rest such confidence. Your coz
r..-p..,cHt has cGurcT>cd with several GET
t!....: e prominence, thoroughly idcntilie d
"i'a the great Conservative Democratic
p r." Of iuc country. ana finds tucrCirDm that
: Irriin- in favor OF nominating the Labor
'.,tJrm candidate IS growing constantly. OF
g.. .U-p ~ there uNC been no formal call-
tG-..- ~ conventions, no on" can say that the
;.IfT viii roSIHr,iY, when ii III national con.
},..iuu assemblies, nominate Judge Davis
,tc every indication now points in that dl-
,.c'iu;,. and the !.rcst probability thereof i
.....t,,. conformation III the ranks Of the
o.a.rGIt party.
l. J. rc:yrtcI that General LonGstrcct has
r..'.t,rG h" roIcctor>l,ip ri Internal revenue
~ \r', rricallS, rs hC c;,,lnrl support the
administration but UP 10 the present time
is rt>..utt.vA L9a NOT reached the depart
mont.
Grant ia> jccn extensively interviewed OF
.,' ~ tie principal men III Congress who
.nc supporting him Tor denomination. ScVC-
ra o. ticIA were III consultation with him to-
diy. after lis return from Philadelphia
.I,tou- 10 know lat was said III the con-
,'ayc, ;h,'" "iliim ~" past three days.
1',. UiAol~Hj Invest yal.n3 committees &rc
utW ~ ,,>~iyu horc
An.t:'r >now storm to-day gives token
ilat u-c winter !. no, Yet over. JIaUH.
Tr,;,nDuh Silence, Horton.
In tho Stustc on Monday Nj. Trlmhul
,n jr" ,rccrh on civil service reform. III
r.t,luu"tj further. all,, advocated that federal
"..e..i, >noujN lie declared from interference
IN &c u,itc> Of tie country, and ihat mem.
Z inf ,.,,, .,,..fl
.lE,t:I'n,ut> H. uisI"r.
~. Morton said hr had heard that tllt
.,..i-r Mr.. trumiWli1 had personally made
apr.I t. g." President icl the appointment
o.. IL, ~ t@cl-i!-iuw, Dr. Jayne, as pension
,n...r, wien il could oily tee accomplished
T., jfr removal Of General Bloolnliad, Il dis.
ID FL soldier. II til. WAS not 80 HE Senator
,oyj deny It.
1lr. Trmlbull asked Mr.. Morton 10 give
d. 3, I!io.Tiy for this statement.
'.g. Norton: Does the senator deny ii:
Nu Irmhul!: II the senator makes Ii,
.nt,mcmt on hi> own responsibility Ac vii
>n"~ hear from iir.
VI. Morton said h" was not present, hu
nc tad heard this. He had heard the sena
Tor not only appealed personally once, bu
rN.,c, u the President. II il was rot 50
Low W., very proper time to deny it.
NJ. Gw,mbuil said the senator could no
lGr him, Elf behind irresponsible hcar>ay
L 4" senator gave the statement on his oWl
J.. Possibility, or gave his authority for II
L. would hear from him very quick.
liz, Morton said the senator could not &c
out o.: il III this way. But he MIR. Morton
a:l rot thnh The senator had done an.
WRONG IN this appeal for lis bro,hcG-in-!aw. II
iru rs much rlllt 10 ask for oicc for his OWL
h~lAcI-n-law ~ t,r any one ciSc'S brother
U.-ia%'. Eut What lie Mr.. lIorton) RESENTED
WIS thai the senator Should be coEdcmnln&
other, FIR dong lhc very thing he lad Gone
himself.
lr. Trumhujl said the Senator came il
here alIH attempted 10 Gctail conversation
.,;Hcru Him or. TrumbullJ and the PreSi
,.a1 OF tie Uuitcd States. He asked tl!a1
..N!a'ur il hr was authorized 10 detail con
..> ,.tl"l,> Of The President with other scuiH
'..>. II the senator would repeat the asScr
;l...t hr had gust made on his own authority
81. ~t:.,,. that he VA. authorized 10 make IhC
.,,.s..i; ~ The President, then he DIR
.l.ta1Uii' would answer il, Tut he was not
she irG into a controversy about an ire
,sru-iil. statement.
Morton said 10 more.
p-ugS and Chemicals.
The statement lately made that drugs and
Fl. '!lcal> arc 10 be placed on tic free list IL
sd. ngw tariff bill is Il mistake. 1t viii onl!
Hn."dr such - produce litilc or no revenue,
e.. I 4 ., ,.t.,,