The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-02
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POLITICS rgK ,AsURY gECEirTs, 90. M
WAsHIsoros. b. ,ist 81. southern Radi
ca, polticians ayetfIrn ing mp to-day in shoals
and All -on the same e. rrand. Among them
| are self.constituted dele, 'ates from North aDo
south Carotius. Georgia, Alabama, end Ar
Kansas. The tatIest storie, OF all are told by
lfbose-w who come from the 10. tter State, ane4l
one-half of them were true 1t would have
been impossible for these par. les themselves
ever to have gotten out OF ArksDsas alive.
II ia expected that the President Will be
back to Long Branch by tomorrow or
Wednesdag. when he may shortly look Tor q
! visit from some of these suffering loyalissy II
de does not anticipate them by coming on TO
Washington. The game OF the ARKANSAS
Radicals, as learned through their own Mt
terances, is to have the State reconstructed,
and they expect to get O report from tue 70.
land investigating committee in favor OF that
course.
In connection. with southern affairs, itmay
he stated on authority that If it should be
determined to send troops in the South,
every effort will be made on the part Of the
Administration to diyest Its action Of any
political significance. A cabinet officer adj
United in conversation to-day that he did not
believe that the disasters W hich had occurred
in the South were Of such nature as might
not occur in any State, and he did not tole-
rate the idea that such as had occurred had
been participated in by any of the better
class of people.
It may also be stated that the opinion is
expressed tonight by those who are in the
confidence of the President that it will take
much more serious condition Of affairs
than any now existing to induce him to use
the army in the South. 1t Is also remarked
in army circles that it would be very peril
Gus at this time, In view of the threatening
attitude Of the Indians, to withdraw any
portion of the army from the frontier.
SENATOR CAMERON.
prominent Pennsylvania Federal Off.
cial, who arrived in town tonight, says there
IS no truth in the statement that Senator
Cameron intends to resign. The Senator
will in a few days start for California.
BARBOUR AND HUNToN.
The intention of Colonel Barbour, if it is
carried out, to run as an independent candi-
date for Congress in the Eighth Virginia dis
trict, will, it is alleged by the Republicans,
give the district to them. The Republicans
" the QlSLTlCL SuON uO uISpoSltIon W aD9tsaIu
from nominating a candidate. At the last
election General Hunton's majority was
about $500 in a total vote of $1,000. 1t can
be seen by this that the Republicans would
hare good show of success in case of seri.
GUS division in the Conservative ranks.
TREASURY RECEIPTS.
As indicated last night the treasury receipts
for this month have been quite large. The
internal revenue receipts for the month end
ing to-day are several hundred thousand
dollars more than had been expected, and
for the two months of July and August of
this year the receipts are S17,343, 151, being
S576,449 greater than for the same months
last year. The customs receipts for the
month cannot be definitely ascsrtained for
some days yet, but it is estimated that they
will be over $16,00O,00O. The receipts,
therefore, for both customs duties and IN
ternal revenue are such as betoken healthy
trade. The public debt statement to be
issued tomorrow will probably show quite
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