The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-04
as' Third


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h We haya sc.r,e moro so 4slakaa deciasa.
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1.sa's WV. One ri
the active ffe'a' W = 5
ksbem has met lth 9 Y n,isA u Ass W.
er,,T,enf Offlcfat y at Long Branch no -
!. M the Presidents opin.
pViss $3.50. sI,h;a nffic;nl saws TINT
lions ana leo.1l -. .s1- d;scssrarss
President GRANT ., my 8 j. ~,
E.sby the action OF The " . sin
st,v,s, b and Kansas, ! aud that the support
:, - ~ .h;,d.,erp, policy do notTegsrd
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the expressions Q, es,e W, = =
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consea uease !. u i "a ~ follow.
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opinion g. Eehi'ss s.u's ,,reet
Inc fs 81 " na.,as, .hs;r i'm nof.
trouble 70 aI: L'nc.u .utou ~ ntaracter q,
funlties ana sHe sAtIao, t. Ill mt i;fiIe
their demands. =. theysas W " .Ias had win
more modesty VAIN ne .nau ~ =. 80 ORC
the prepfous aau s 30 and
always 1n not Waler atn0u Iss,sn,,shIa sctemes
fnvoisea IN aii soi.s .ss,,a,sss Eove been q
and lntrlSues, 4nem I'LL :. THE .nolitics of
source OF macl ssno VII, n o.r,, NJ and the had
tneSta'e are no,oa s.s ,,.ua sen,,ired locally
,epu ua..S,;, ,nshe iin,iIri6usIy felt when Hey
sa eau W, i with rational affairs think With
General Babcocs, that ,tteir nomination OF a
candidate for che next pres'aessS some
seasonaoie t'uiv 10 ,ar eisa, bs intended to
ocsaeusos. ,e e dernands on the Admins.
ration hy a particular Clique in. that State,
or, in other words TO answerthe Pur ,ls,s u
sihrsaten,ng ietter. IN 'Oa' SAse = "'
c'aeo's .a,.' 50. {. poo, wu osn-tbe vice.
~ 800 800 - for discass,on in fine mat.
es'us IN e oss.,o,n Gives these acar,ital
, .a,d a of General GRANT with regard to
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"n rr.,,,,, so;d President Grant.
&c oo aorr bard n he ON The popular side
Cd all questions, but be meets with very IN.
different success After an, sucn tn so,'iI
useiai IN ,ns;, Wy ,s mode immoyabe The
onlv trouble is that What wilson says to-day
he may unsay to morrow, aud | have no
doubt that he would assure US an II ne
should walk N at tns momso ' und n ,ha p' no
lon - ensi, KY r.rerse he has been
made ia say.,u 1, {2,sk IN, :
This Is indeed admirable. We have never
coon 4 character more pungentiy and cor
niso,y ,,escribed The brief ANALYSIS throws
on Tho sneecbes Of the President into the
shodo and oives him high position as true
;ndoe of character. Will WILSON dare Ito
sss1- .he moreat silent man. if he said this !?
- 'osL tha oa,, ~ would no rat
II ne were " ssh tne t T1., 4 -. W." ~ ~ 81
an answer! IL Wonid tpe IKE .ashs'ng LOT
pigeons milk. This sketch of WILSON will
A. ro ,,x y, r., mate R.ysT NJ President FOR
az - i.,a,s e,,;,or I'd ,,s,s sena,n from,
tnlio 'eln l1an aoS .n'oe ~ : - :.
him. - .a...g .sirrIfS
There is a good deal in this interview
,n,ich v;e leave nuf. There are1specuatiops
80 ~, e..oo,s ~ Mopr,x and p, ,,.r
on tne pfoopeo" - y ,,',yI.:
and others, all adverse 10 tneu, "ntcn VIC
need not COPY. There are also remarks
+o,,cbino W AsupUpNr. orr Minister to Paris.
- oo,,,,,,t a.,
OF whom u Is sa'u he mou'o no' 'ol''a,. 'n
error, but that he .eXches no warm k'no
feeling among the people. What is much
moro imhortant about WAsHBtRNE, it is
- - - c.,or ar k.,. -, FIR .
aneseu 0""' ~ In - 49,
third term, ana says hopouy e@. "iii W a'ie
to govern the country at this crltlca! period.
THE interviewer of the Herald thus sums
-, .ho r;ors of tbe, "tbirf,l termers. - ne
UP TUG 'ie"' ~ wv ~ -, >,
gathered from the government oldclais :
aforesaid: H-6".E ~ ST
GAS mE informant is entirely familiar
with the views and policy of the third term
ers his statements are OF value. He makes
mo secret of his support Of President Grant
for = third nomination. sThe talk of the
evamnle of Washington is all nonsense he
sars sWben WASHINGTON was President,
Renubljcan institutions were an expert
.ment. and the Young nation was surrounded
Nv Influences which would be very likely, if
encouraged in the slightest degree, to lead us
back to monarchy. Even among those who
had contributed 10 WIG lor Tue oia!es tiieil
iuuePenuu % md revered. q monarehi.
Gel ei. government. They made their Influence
felt in thousand ways as soop as We became ne
iree patton = uo nos FAY 1aya po M lasting
tai Thin in the Reu,bic: but we are different
now from what we were when Washington
was at the head Of our national analfs. Inc Inc
Government 4 now nImii Ss sstap ;is now an
poMel. .,. ran},lyi;csn institutions. and in
~, III i5d lime tbs iengthening of the presi-
dental term will tend in that direction; l
hot prasf1qnt fTrlnC can 90 MUCH Ill
believe ,aat lies. rsh,;,d tbe sonth. 70 Give