The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-24
Official Address Of the State Republic
can Committed.
NORTHERN REPUBLICANS ADVISE THE
WITHDRAWAL OF Mr.. HUGHES! d..
THE WITHDRAWAL oF, HUGHES THE
ONLY HOPE OF SUCCESS r..

fPhiladelphia Bulletin (kepnblicahl, October 22]
- IT is urged in behalf Of Hughes that what
be did was done in the. Tennessee, balf of
Bristol, and there seems to be probability
that he will hold his place upon the ticket
upon the plea that he Is eligible to thu. position
to which he aspires. But the, doubt which
has been excited has probably destroyed; all
hope of his success. It is known that in the
event of his ELECTION bis case will be carried
into court; and cons: defalion of the disas-
trous consequences, after q long and tedious
trial, has weakened the courage Of the party
SO that gallant effort to achieve success
cannot be expected. The rejection Of Col.
onel Hughes and the instant t nomination Of
some superlatively good man in his place
seems to be the only method that will give
the slightest assurance Of success. .,7s .-sg
LET HIM REMAIN. WHERE HE 49,.
Petersburg Appeal (Gonservntive}' October ISL
If our Repu blican friends Qor; they are our
friends we love them jass the tend IL said to
love bo,v 'water).. flour Republican friends,
We reneat, will only take our advice, they
will let MIR, Hughes RETAIN where lie 10, at
the head of their ticket. He was put up to
no knocked down, and was destined 10 be
beaten out of his boots even If lie had not
been shown to be Ineligible 1T Is better,
moreover, that only one man should be- sub
iected TO the nertificatibh Of defeat than that
two should be made to taste Of the bitterness
,of political death. Let AIR. Hughes remain
where he Is. He has Slid and done many
things for which he deserves TO be Beaten BY
th. people Of Virginia land we don't want
this chance to punish hiu to pass away from
our hands. But the Radicals,;iit may be,
will take different view aud will decide to
nominate another candidate for Governor.
We Shall see what we shalfsee.;' "'' r'''''
,sH.,j TROUBLE PoR NOTHING. -, .,,.,...
l,.s,:. rNorfolk Landmark, 2sd.l 80, -, RE-.
Tic article In the Herald creates quite a
sensation In Richmond political circles, and
the chairman Of the Republican State Com
mittee says Mr.. Hughes must speak for him.
self about the act with which be is. charged,
and which, it is alleged, dis9uali6es him for,
the Governorship. 1t Is whispered that
Mr.. Hughes will be deposed, and Governor
Wise offered the, position Of Republican can
didate. -: ,.ro ! s..i.r;, 80. & aYrs.. = ,.
There is no necessity for this restlessuess,
it seems to us. The 4th of November will
settle it all, and Mr.. Hughes; can.then look
out position for which heis moi disguali-
fed, Governor Wise will pot play second
fiddle to such poor musician. -- ....
REAPER WILL WALK OVER THE TRACK.
IRockbrIdge Citizen tCons; October! 22J
This of course Inequalities Colonel Hughes
from holding the Office; Of! Governor of
Virginia under the present Constitution of
the State. ~. 1G,1 u Jritl"7i; >, .rjH>''.i
+ This clause was put inAnd passed: by a
Radical convention, and now they present
1.-THE strange position of nominating as their
candidate man whom they knew had Yio-
K lated one ofiithe provisions of that Cohstitu-
tion.! ..i:~liil ~; s. t sft3u 'l.'s - :'ii
j., No! man will throw sway his vote upon
one who cannot accept .aH cffiGe.' General
Kemper will walk over the tfack.a'.i;' - :
THE ADMINISTRATIONS MUST TAKE, CARE OF
+ ts%''l -@"'H9r HUGHES. 49, - - 90 -
'Va tLyncfiburg yirginian1 C6n.J oetobef Isl -
It only remlaIns d low f6r the Administra.
7 ion to take care OF Hughes, who has been
leading their forlorn hope here, since he can
hold no office under this State government
even If lie could secure an election, The
Radicals had better snap horses at once, put
BeckIey or Frank Moss at the, bead. Of, their,
ticket, and let :" ColsneH Hughes rsport 10
Headquarters at Hashing ton. for daty. under
must come ut last" -------- - ---.-------------
AN EFFRcTYE RRAEDYIAGARsr DgghhIss., %
y New York Post ~ stonaf 32]Eri
=. Probably this event will mike the -cSuh-
try for-the first time aware thut Virginia has
Incorporated such provision tu her Consti-
tuition. 1t is most ingentous and may
prove al effective renedN Politics always
was, and to great extent win continue to
be- IAN attractive field foran bilious south-
errer.. The fate. ,of nHughesr viii have its
lesson for Virginisnsi (which I'VE hops will
be needed .,..iI 10 trlssS'''s;t.,' 80 u
!, .,,,,sA BRoIp ibE s1 IL Of RvtRfrHiHe.;" 'f.'.
faddress Of Tie Republican EXECUTIVE eonmlttee.I
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