The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-13
8ir|mond 1ispat1h.
The Aristocratic Ticket.

Ing :ba: Of their candidates ~ E..n
fees each pays more tay>'',nah hha,h"'
WI-HEs>. and DANrFl~' "ssn $50
We expect to hcsr>"hd sec the charge ire
oucr:.y broucnsagainst our ticSct ior 'nc
House Of puegates that it Is composed OIL
s~,stocras: and we expect also 10 see the
Radical ticket for the same body headcd
with the name Of the richest Republican IN
Virginia. BEAST BUTLER, the iavorite OF the
President Of the United States, has declared
that 10 man is fit to so TO Congress VINO
can't make more than FIVE thousand dollars
3 wear. So has Senator CARPENTER, OF WIS
eons:n, a leading Republican senator. Gen
eral GRANT signed a bill increasing his "
salary from s25 900 to $4,000, and making
the pay Of each congressman seven thousand
I'VE hundred dollars a year. 1t is to be pre-
samed that the Radical party levied this
heavy tax upon the country because they
thought five thousand dollars too small 4
sum for the support OF such arlstocratS as
PORTER, SMITH, PLAT, SESER, and LEWIS.
General GEASr has never given 4 district
a,.o-neyShip to ANY person not a lawyer.
Amongst all the Radical members OF Con-
rrcs> there is not one single leading or we'll
brown man who is not a lawyer. The rea-
son wo know. IL is generally supposed that
iaxyGrs are best qualified to make laws. we
,;o rc, pretend TO offer this reason As good
H. Itself. We merely say that if it is Sood
fcc the Radicals il is good Tor lis. They are.
S.tan-Hke. very willing to offer what does
no: belong to them to those whom they
uou3d .n.icc into The dark and devious
va2s o: RadicaIism: but they tax" good
c.-C 10; 10 offer what ii Is their rl%ht 10
off. : ard w!a. il i, in their power to ollcr.
Tnrp declare that mechanics ought TO be run
io- ne House Of Delegates in Richmond,
h.. hey give none Of the IA: offices which
a.. .-,.&iH tteir git 10 mechanics. Rush
ErIcrsS. LEWIS LINDSEY, WILLIAM JAMES. L.
=. J.css0N. DR.. SMITH, DR.. Mills, JOE Cox,
". y. LESTER, these are mechanics OF the
Iarl that the Radicals appoint to office.
p. let rs look at the "~ari>tocratic Con-
>.y!:ilcs who are running for the House
O. Delegates, and learn if we can for what
: .lsons they were selected us candidates.
1nGcc OrLD is a lawyer, and Il very good
oG2, zoo. He was doubtless chosen because
O! us familiarity with the science OF tie law
and with our statutes, and his consequent
fines to make new laws and repeal old ones.
He Is. however, a refugee, if We may still
ayply that term to him. His nomination
proves thai the Conservatives OF Virginia
are &c: opposed TO honoring men who come
II Us from other sections.
JAMES II. DooLEY is the son of that excel
LEM man and honest citizen the late JOHN
DooLsy-the Irish halter. He was nomi-
mated for the House two years ago because Of
this fact, DO doubt, and to interest our Irish
lellow-citiZenS in the canvass. But he was
nominated this time because he has proved
hiunself to be an able, capable, and faithful
pubic servant; Il man Of fine Judgment,
wei acquainted with the laws, and tho
roughly competent to look after the interests
o. Al! classes Of our people in the House of
Delegates. Upright, independent, high
toned. and capable, he is worthy of the sup
I":-: q every vo.cr in Richmond.
ir:,L"I Of our aristocrats is WILLIAM
LCv:HscE.N. No man upon our ticket can
d. mere than he as an active, popular, work
il: committeeman, and promoter OF any
measure which his constituents may wish to
get through the House OF Delegates. lie is
It, much oil an aiiStocrat rs almost any Of the
men tina: nominated him, of whom Il larger
pTcpU?tiou were mechanics than OF any other
class. Both OF the German papers here asked
tvr Bis denomination. and we believe that
Li- reelection is demanded by the highest
interests not only of our German fellow
citizens. but OF every man Of every nation
atty II Richmond. lie is, not only'a butt
cU., hU: a trump of Il fellow every way.
lie !, 4 poor man, but he is 4 good enough
"u~ris:uc.atr for the Conservatives OF Rich
MonG.
~. :. GILMAN is another of our " aristo-
~,..:>.' H. j. the son of L Fredericksburg
butcher. aud is himself Il. poor man, and d
Journalist. He has served us heretofore,
and VIC know what manner Of man he i.
lie i accompanying General kEMrER IN his
Victorious canvass of the State, and Is SO
highly esteemed by the General that he eau
not :et a "furlough" for even a few weeks.
Welnust take care Of his interests whilst he
i. away. Here is list OF " the aristocrats"
VINO voted tor his nomination, and who will
do III they can TO elect him:
FOR Gtimua.-Me>srs. Ainslie, Peasants,
trAddOck. Richardson, BossieuX, Register,
Eidd!ck, Newell, Smith, Babcock, Cook,
P~oiudeXtcr, Wise, Lacy, Iarbrougli, Wal
thai. McClegnan, Tyler, Lowry. Cummings,
Cox. Clincly. Hulcher. Wingheld, Gilman,
stuke, English, Caper>, Walker, Morgan
stern. White. CrutclIield, Saunders, Tyler,
Teller. Glazehrook, Wilker>on, Brannon,
Lau@htoE. Davis, Pulliam, Glasgow, Wei
ford. stiles, Hays, pacc-4G.
Finally, We have General JosErH Z. AN
pHRsoH. 4 man who has done more for the
mechanics Of Richmond than any other man
within is limits. And they are well aware
u tic fact. Tie whole city Of Richmond
suffers wilcn his great works suffer. Any
LEGISLATION which would damage him would
damage more CT less almost half the people
in mis- ward. Too well do many Of the best
citizens Of the ward know lrom.the sad uN-
pcrience o. the last few months that what
ever touches the prosperity and the business
of JosErn r. AspERsoS and the Trcdegnr
Works touches their prosperity and their
lomc,. General ANDERSON Is well qualified
10 ill The position which he has consented to