The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-03

pbi,adesphis Gouvention Of that 3ear,-this
New York Times, more patient 'eTen than the
Tribune, has longer than that paper arus
ghcd to scrape together the d<cFss oil IRE re-
publican party and reconstruct it upon
basis promising Its prolongation. Tue LABOR
of the Times has, by its own avoTals, been
in vain. II now boldly denounces the ADJ
mipistration policy, and freely expresses its
disgust for the squint>cyed and deFaped
sesder in Congress through whom the Ao~
ADMINISTRATION has pressed its obnoxious plans
aor'prolonging its rusand securing Ses Ere
sident GtmaT third term.
Going further Moth, we fiud The Bosteo
,Adsartser, q Republican paper, $50 one si
the ablest OF the sieursals published IN 'tsls
country, opposing the Administration OF
GIANT. and advocating the Natioral' Consti'
tuition 10 all its provisions that siase eeeneut'
RACED by the ultra Radicals end President
Haisr. It has spoken ia trnmpettDnes
against all the 'fnYasions of the rights OF the
States In the -Sezlth and the iapolicy and
ruinous tendencies of the Radical measures
designed 20 eehtrol the observation-disclosures
.ofll876. -. "-
The Springfield (S!assacf1usetts) Hfpuof'-
can, the mex, ablest Republican paper to the
,Adrertiser; in the Bay State, took an 1nae-
pendent position against tbe'outrages OF the
ultras evenvin advance of the ,A51efs,se-.
Other papers in Massachusetts aud New
York have antered doubts and dtsapprobe-
ton. which; coming from faspubiicsa papers,
may be regarded as deep anu decisivercesa-
sures of the vicious party at the besd Of tie
Government.
Going West the instances Of e breach OF
fesIty to .Radicllsm, ~ that party under
stands il, sre numerous. Albright Instance
Is that of the freely-ex pressed tkincinatiSn
Of the Cbicago Trituae to so WITH the ltadi-
cal party 4in the extreme measures of the
GRANT and BUTLER programme, Il nusnher
of presses have initiated or gone in advance
of the, Tribune in the display of discomfort
at the course of things in Washington.
That brilliant paper the Cincinnati fCoa,'
nercfoi-a sort of Arab in general
discussion, but a free frank, and in-
dependent paper-has never ceased to speak
out its disapprobatiou, aud to utter its-sharp
satires against the nepotisHls Of, GRANT and
the sordid appropriation of lights Of gold
and fraukincense ard myrrh". that have been
made the medium of gratitude'forf avers re-
ceived and expected fren the House of
GRANT ,After the war, locked uponas ,a'lead-
ing Republican sheet of the ForthTest--aDd
indeed, one of the most thorough and exact
ing in regard to the measures Of theft ederal
Government towards the Serth-1iss columns
now afford ample testimony sof the utter in
capacity of GRANT to a6minister'tse Govern
ment and the vicious natssre Of the measures
for continuing the prosecutions of The South,
with the sordid purposes of the mesnest and
most ignorant man that eve1 sat.inthelpres.
.ident's chair.
We have but touched che leading facts
that 20 to show that the present Rittic Al AID.
-ninistration not only does s1ot,c0mmaud the
respect Of the leading RaGica! Journals in the
country, but has become TIE object.es their
pointed censGres.
We repeut that no administration end no
party that has ever received such marks of the
.disapprobation ofthe puOlicJ journals, Though
whose influence itacqured victory aud power,
has ever been known to last beyond the pc.
riod for which it was elected. Then, Nhat
earthly hope is there for the endurance of
the Radical party beyond its present te,m3
1t has received evidences of the most un-
precedented nature of the Misrepresentation, not
only Of the newspapers, but Of tie 'leafiing
men, whose support gave it power How can
it holdits position? ..at
Only hy.asurpa!iCax This is the plan de-
termined on, we beheve, by GRAsn. dis
messages-rauasi military orders-te Con-
gress show this. He wants all the projects
OF BUTLER carried .out. Are theg not
GRANTS. he wants q law to authorize him
to suspend the writ of ,,hapsas corpus in any
State. All this he desires, to throw che
southern States into conaition of disor-
ganization to.enable him not only to subst;-
tute his authority for all locsl modes of pre-.
serving order, but to enable him to control
the 13S electossl votes Of The South, and CON-
pei them to be, cast for himself.
Here, then, is the issue between the Pre-
stdent ard the people. His whole southern
policy Jocks to securing his continuation in
power rs lang as he wills. The .Ye-y press
that secured him power is evidently opposed
to his designs; and we have every, reason to
suppose that they bat reflect the wjlLof the
people.
The question is, Shall GRANT triumpheyer
the people? The people must answer she
question. In our opinion it is the frst.iSsue
ever raised in this county between popular
government and arbitrary rule. II there is
virtue enough 10 the people, tAey xilf gain
the victory; if there is not GRANT will tri.
umph. :"
II GgAST triuDtbs it willsbe through
force and the cowarGiee aud self-indulsent
spirit Of the people. 1t will he Triumph,
too, that will be without example 10 this !
country; for in no case from the foundation |
OF the Government was it ever ,kaown that
m Administration deserted by the press as
ibis one has been, avoided disastrous defeat
at the polls.
Radical Desperation
That vicegerent. of the Devil, BsT1ea. is
working desperately for the passage of the
force BILL" A Washington letter.writer
avs that bis visits to the Senate chamber
AVE resulted in scheme by which it will
,e ATTEMPTED To force the IS force hjII,, /