The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-08-14
Grant and a Third Term.

u. sentence of ours which also rxcitcu '''
ire Of the Peters ourg appeal, ocnon"'''
him as follows
all, i,;rau;1 has been the worst eEcn. '".S
ever h. since The fall "f JEFFERSON h''
He created the u>urla'i"n III L''',.'''"'
mentsa the disorders o. S'Uiii '''''
is more RESPONSIBLE than Sns one ""' -l.n.
for Tho uii>.o, ernn!rnt Of Aa'"ii'', n,'s,s
sas, Texas. and other r'c'HH'' ,,a u,.h
!, !, only few weeks slHcc ne 'rE"'o" W."
~ s,,,,;,,,,v the committee OF soll'hern
gentlemen no c'u'' :" "''
ful pr,i;Iun Tor rrIc.'
$50 j; ,,cr,s now TIA, the northern Fcnpie
have foand oft that there we're "htr'eeS III
aohama. south Carcllna, LOUISIANA, "c.
Wei. tie tf.itd-,crm lax has done iha' iiiuch
good ANYHOW. 1t has opened the eyes u
,le northern people 10 The tact that The SCUM
has !tep .ul,d ever Snrc The "sr cndc" ~
q dc.rct;s,n :, cl,ari, Gciiucd a. such by lis
aci< a j hat Which lnl"s 10 K'iSela. We
hay been governed outside OF Inc Consul
tu;lon No wrong that was ever perit-
tratrd upon y subject and conquered people
hy ;hr iyran;s OF the past but has b'en re-
paced II some part OF Tie South. Bnt the
Tra{i.ac iulolm> Is that not Tie northern
p,rj H.. not the Republican party, bot Con-
gics~. ilt GRANT is more responsible tban
auv ouc other man for these wrongs anu
ou,ra1c>. Very well We will think on II.
The I;7ta,nc cCn'iiue:
BIZ; strange alliances are brought about
souIe t:ints IN the rXIG"Dclc> oi iohElc>, ahd
t:u:c j. no earthly reason to suppose tla'
General Grant. who vaclIsed between the
i;cnu,.l,ctn ard Democratic parties 10 1853
units hc had satisfied hnin>elt which of them
could sd TIE higher. would not listen With
,ntIr. satisfaction 10 these proposals tor
third term from :bc mn who hsrc been
heretofore his hittcrc>t opponents. Certainly
pc has given no hint thrt he l. dispicnscd
via Inc pian> Of b, new Friends
Auhody can doubt hat the Tribune here
a>scI;s. GRANT v i'll run 81 the candidate OF
aEy pa:iy that wants 10 run him and he
Will veto The civi-rghts bill just as coolly as
ne vetoed The finance bill after making every
body 3cl,yr tor months that he was going 10
>.un il. or one like il. GRANT has no poll.
tics on.y poGcv. He bias no policy, how
ever. ~ hr has tod IL, "to enforce against
lie viii % the ptopIt" AID has not the will
OF tie people been made known ~ TO the
ciyil-r4.ts bill: Trust GKAHr for that. lie
has kcp; Bis record clear on this question
We Itu;c HE 1i'tLune again:
Bat il the South takes Grant will ii Get
what il expects: he i proposed as tic can
I.catc o. tic White mans party, ard it is 10
lc lii> mission 10 relieve the reconstruct,
States ron The mi>crics Of negro domino
tior. he IS to cycrtlTn Kellogg, Pinch
back. CASEY, Packard, burcli, Moses, SPIN
ter. AID Il host OF other scandalouS persons
lie J. 10 restore the rule Of the long di-lran.
thi>rd whites. Above al, he il 10 veto tie |
c;vil-ruh's bin. if Congress should PASS il, |
and 50 lay the spectre Of negro equality. |
The advocates Of Il third term arc willing to |
take ;c>ar on condition that he will deliver |
them from Pomrcy. And they seem 10 make |
no DOUBT that he Will agree 10 the bargain. |
'Ot al! TIE northern leaders; says the kich- |
mond N<putch, 'Gcnrral Grant is the unlY |
one who>c record is not tlgrrcd hy his |
course upon this q .c>tlon OF civil rlghls.
We hope and believe that General Grant |
Will ttc Strengthened ia his purpose to veto |
that h.ii it 1t should be passed 10y Congress-
Wei. lei u, SEE nbat bis record has teen. In |
the ciy-ITchis bill, and in his second inau-
Surs actress n used the following uumis- |
1AAas'c language
"Th, Il, cts Of ID. late civil var have been I" |
free lie say" and MAKE bin citizen. Yet h" is |
~" busiest! u! the c'sIi rights Which citizenship
should carry with l.. This i wrong. ana should |
Il" corrected, To hiS correction htund commit |
tel :" isr;is A"cuIEc influence can avail. SOCIAL
rtilln l. rot su' ~ 1" b" tgi>itrd upon nor
siidl ash u ~ anything u" d"te [" a"f ace re So
CiAi >t.lu~ g.. the c,:ur, Il exc. TT To give HIM
i.t'T ci.at. |" "ft'"h VIAL trrc eo"u IA MN.
t'tE" hin ace r, 10 schools. and "hcn he travels |
r' h'iM tt "ssur'2 ih his cruduc; will regulate
tie treatment and fare lac Will receive"
How careless & reader he Iitbunc il. 1t
should n, or is spcgtacle>. GHASr in The
above extract asks tor the uceru ACCESS to |
scAooi,": not mixed schools. GEAHr ask,
Tor tie ucgro TIA; hi. conduct snail regulate
lis treatment aud fare when he travels; mol |
that he >hsI he put into The SAME caro- with |
the whites. In 4 word, GgAST asks good |
schools for the negroes and good accOnmo-
,tation> for Them on he railroads; no, mixed |
schools, noc the privilege Of travelling in the |
same csr wi:i ~hlc people. Read the Ian
G;m9e again. Mr.. Irtiuae, and see if ours is |
not the right construction Of il. But the
I2j,"c says rmphalic'lly that in his last
message GRANT "d>tncliy recommended
the ciyIi.:i his bin" 80, So New York
and Petersburg T3rcc upon this point. The
arden; .cu;nron and the cold northman
ante IN affirming that GRANT in his last an
Eua message distinctly recommended the
ciyil.rights bill. Let Us see II thc>c gentle
uieu haze not read csrelcSsly again. Here is
All that General GRANT said on The subject
u suggest for your consideration the en-
ac,ner, oi II las 10 better secure the civil
rights " :Iich freedom should secure, tut has
no. ,ilcc.ualiy secured, 10 til. cnlranchised
slave
We firm that this general language does
moi commit GRANT to the support Of bill
which would olcn the University Of Virgil
niy. tie Military Institute, the Agricultural
and Mechanics! College. the ssyiums for the
insane, The Institutions for tho deaf and
dumb and the blind, aud all our public
schools. 10 the negroes. aud thereby destroy
them. lie wus bitter enemy of SuMSER's,
Iii he caa bc said TO have been the enemy OF
man whom hc no doubt rather de>psed
than hated. lie wishes 10 benefit rather than
is not bound by anything that he has ever
said 10 sign such bill aS that which SUMSBR
left as poisoned legacy to the Republican
party.
But the T'id,s,.e, the wish being father to
the thought, holds that GRANT is bound By