The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-07-16
A Warning.

pho Dsmo. rats of New York CITY nave
1or wears had 100 much influence upon '''
,,n,;cr and fortunes Of the Democratic o.
Conservative party Of tue whole o"'o"-
an ;,aucnee gained by liheral'sy IN COW
,r;bu,irp money to aid the party IN 'H'l
oamns;cns in doubtful States, by Constant
~s ners;s,ent attentions to pubic men
Wills. visiting New York city, ana oS o'ne'
,ono,s which It is not necessary 10 n'cn''o"'
Tho World assumes to speak for the Dcnio'
cratic par;v of the country, though we eau
M, imagine that such sheet can nave az!
considerable influence. II Is the nou'"pI s.s
of Mr.. MASros MARBLE, whose ut,ep -
,ra NJ no more importance than
:Joux MoKR,ssEy, and who certsr' M
~ vonn,a,,on as a statesman, tb>osb' Juds'ne
ta", ~. tone Of his editoEds, we must set
him down as an areh' aun'ie. "
h;s own abilities p writer upo"
.,n,;,,oo.tcopomical AFFECTS. The World
w. NJ besi,a,icp/in denouneing GRAFT
nnowx or YEsyLETox, or Judge KELLY, or
., .rer s,aesmap. as a fool, If any such
.,sn dares oavow an opinion not in conso'
nance With the teachings Of that wise JOUR
nal. II fs the same journal whose llin'teo
horizon did not permit it to suppose thai
Chiec,Justice WAIT could be equal as la"'
yer 10 such men as it knew IN Gotnan
That pretcntious humbug HoKATio skf'
Mo,,R comes up 10 its idea OF STATES
man-tbat same SEYAOUR whose noEnina'iou
hv the Democratic National Convention 10
1ece a.s . yorse than q crime"-a foolish
ineycusable blundcr-and who hadn't hrili'
ness enough to sacrifice himself rather thah
the party TO which he professcd 10 oe al
tached. Daily do these impudcnt Ne"
Workers Insult the real craftsmanship oil tue
country By remarks which, damage only those
who make them, and evoke only smie u
derision from The men whom they arc III
tended TO Influence The August" (u''
Chronicle and Sentinel speak 70 'lese -''"
Workers as follows:
utf,bs Ohm Democrats are defeated their
.,efeat yyil be properly charged to the ac-
nonnt NJ Tilden & Co., and this firm need
fypcct no favors from the party which 1t mas
so grossly betrayed. We think, too, the pee
nIe of the South have determined thar the
President should he a man from the W est
and their votes in the Natioual Convention
will settle the question OF candidate. we
are tired of the domination Of New YORK ana
Tanmnny Hall 1t has been iruitfui oi
nothing In the past save blundrrs anu uisa>-
ter. We are not willing TO be again Sacri-
feed TO it's sclfisbneSs, its corruption, ana It's
folly. II is time that Tammany ii Ill was
made to understand that it does not own the
Democratic party of the country, ana thit IL
will not longer be allowed TO rule ana rum
the organlZition."
II New Workers suppose that the South is
afraid to go into the presidential cln'a>s
upon any other than the anti.negro platform
they are vastly mistaken. We have for years
tried to divide the negroes and TO get ria OF
these annual contests on the color line. ii
the New iolk"rs can succeed in getting up
q fight OH new issue, and thus saving Us
from the fear Of negro domination Is The re-
suit Of presidential election, they Will rem
der great service to the southern people.
At any rate, they may rest assured that nell
thcr the South nor the West can be bulled
or brow beaten into the support OF any theo'
ries of Government whatever. We may hold
and teach erroneous doctrines, but these can
only be argued out of us. They cannot be
expelled by abuse. MIR. GREELEY once said,
We think, that the politicians of Virginia
were "tbc Shrewdest in the world.' At any
rate, il their counscls are not worth having
hn th.rtnS ~
dcccut treatment. Daily does the World
insult Mr.. THURMAN, Governor ALLEN
Mr. PENDLEToN. and all other sta 'es-
men who do not agree in opinion
with Wall street. Suppose we state the
cases as MARBLE Us. PESDLEroS, MARBLE as.
ALLEN, MARBLE Is. THURMAN: then, per.
haps, the Horid will see the folly of it:
course. Does that journal really suppose
that these men are not familiar with thu
horn.bO0k tcachiI rs in political economy
which it daily sets forth for their ehitcallon
Does it h4tter itself that its ravorite author
are not read in Ohio and Virginia:
Again DO these New Workers suppo>'
that southern statesmen will follow alter
name that they will support party be
cause of its name, aud without regard to it
principles. that they would vote for q can
didate in favor of direct taxation as agains
one opposed to the whole internal revenu
system! Aud surprising that they refuse II
do 30, would that paper be SILLY enough tt
imagine that they did not know that Meoret
Scaliy direct tax Is the fairest and best ? Or
when We oppose contraction, does it sup
pose that we DO not know what the creates
of writer's teach on this point:
The (hr0nick e1nd Sentinel speaks, WI
doubt not, for the whole South and West
II Tammapy Hall and its organ choose t
excominunicate us, let them do it. We art
not anxious on the subject. We can tak'
care OF ourselves.
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