The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-25
LINN Washington.

FF'> ,r,r.r,nx oyEK THE MKT STEAMER
~ .,>r,psyrS foS OFFICE MI I''hf'
.,:>s - hrTrMS. &C.
WASHINGTON. September 10, 1879.
snnrnschrs when there is likely
~ ,n,' n,,;nc Of The Cabinet hardly ayaH
~ h% ! =" nv .,,cl events have been of very
nI'' ,,,-,.crc, in The past fc~ yesrs; but IN
r'f 4,vs or two weeks it is expected
am, r,c.jdcnt will he In Washington,
ta'' 49,, a I'M maiorily Of tie Cabinet MIN
''N,. ,,,1 ;h,rc will lie commencement or
1>''.' consultation upon SUI jets TO be
''' ..,,I "a Congress III the forthcoming re-
i'' ,,,I message. The hnarc'a' situation
,,-,c engage attention, and 1t Will,
"' = doubt, receive full discus
;, cabinet before the President
his hard-moncy views in bis
80 ., Loon The subject Of The currency
I'S ,.,s,..r viii nc found directly opposed
80, ,hauan policy. Secretary bilsto",
49,. h9rd-money man Of the first water,
...,,.l h,. President all the benefit of his
,,.ws and The opinions and arguments
[.r-,- ,,no are with HIM 70 iortiiy the po-
-, mis- particular that will be taken IN
,,.,,,,g.r. Bu: there can hardly be much.
'"..,,,r,y. that is new. Grants no'lonS
-, w,N Known. and he eau only re-
..n,. Nom 'orclblc. The Republican par
IN lis legislation in Congress, is re-
t.,', ! n toe antiiI tllIi0n party, and
w., =. i,S bead, will insist upon forcing
,,I,a s,p;,m rs upon the petpe until II
,.,. ,rl in his uomioation as hard money
,.i4.r Il wOud not be strange. Many
,r,~4,r,;l things hsve happened in late po-
Irt,l movements.
Wore are hundreds Of speculstions over
.,r..nl, Of the election in Ohio. All re.
," f,o., Drmocratic sources 10 that State
-, ~ IN, most sanguine character. Repub'
I,,n,. i i'm. A. n matter Of course, that they
49,, 1.r, HAYES. but name no malorlues
ut.,,s on The other side The supporters of
,T,n are Ginning without blush that bis
,,,i.,r,ry wiu be All the way from twenty to
"'r,y ,bous,rd, while some of them insist
.,.,t,, tying l. ut ten thousand higher than
,s Greater number | mention. The defend
-. ~ The Ohio plattorm-the Democratic
,l.r,orn-irsIst that in cise OF Aliens cleo.
,or mere j. no possible way Of preventing
,ho financial planks of their Convention be.
.a,,Irr m, Dictator Of What shall he adopted
- ~. \t.joDal Democratic Convention.
l'ror TIL. p)int the future VIII best iurnlsh
yrourd for Judgment. Letters from ONO
uruuuuUtc The Democratic meetings during
;hi,r4nI,lgn - among the most enthusiastic
srd imposing ever known IN Inc >'ae.
The PENNSYLVANIA Democracy are also
,ylrlttJr. The livclieSt sensations OF active
,,,,ar,m,ut. aud have begun in season to
work vigorously for the success OF their
ticket. AdyiccS from leading men IN the
l.r,y axe to the Effect that pershnS will Ger
l.'nIy w. ,I,ct,d, though manV admit That
Ilar,!ait. i very strong opponent. Win
UlIo at! PENNSYLVANIA both Democratic the
R1t.hlrcan> viii without delay cry out 4
tir..s.Il-a ioug farewell to all their great.
r,>>. aud viii enter upon the presidential
r.,H.4igU with avery modified sort OF ardor.
Tn nomination OF eX-IrelsUrer Spinner
by lhr Nrw York Republicans as their eau.
dixie for Controller eNcttS nothing but
I',t>ill comment here, where General SPIN
!rr We IN all truth, Il popular aud "ell'llked
Old gr,irmlu. There is no danger Of his
tvyI0n and # bis own words are sincere
IL will tail dviclt with something OF plea.
sire. A. II witl give him chance 10 90 this
winter 10 those loved orange groves in Flor.
itA Lc DlS spoken OF to his friends
- .Urh OF laic. After General Spin
n~.> resignation OF the office OF Irea-
>,,rr-ii resignation it can be called
SlIr CORRESPONDENT, III conversation win
lin. one div, remark. that his party III New
lurh wyUld certainly Compliment bin with
$ rit,r ui,pn their ticket, and the old gen
t,NIr. ul.cr tie muurer OF President Lin
cu,g,-a man tc loved ILLUSTRATED his
determination not 10 be used by his party by
t,.la. 4 little story Of an old Dutch farmer
VITO lived up in the Mohawk country, whose
ayf.r> upon the trees were in very great
IE u
Il I'd at the SHRINE of an artillery COM
Iauy'> patriotism. The ar:i!icrymen were
G,uuuii,liug all the upper branches OF
tnr 'Iv>, and the old Granger insisted
tia, ;a,y should ticuGte their guns lille
."r.f. "Nrw," >as- General Spinner, u
duu't iul,rd 10 bc elevated any lower" But
Ar roU dat tlp himself very well. some
Ap". II" l,opi" North have got into the no.
ton Tia, hr j. t41 honest man Of the party :;
h4, Il j. 4 mistake. There are others who
i4u cWI equally Wei! With Spinner. The
ii,>,Lt Treasurer MS aS treat q response
tI.ly, even greater, than bis predecessor:
H. bonds are It, heavy; he seems 10 do as
much Wo.k in one half the time that Gene
B ~ >qluL,r occupied; and between the two
l!ra,uicr> the man who i>"out" cannot be
shit 10 b. Il particle more honest than his
h successor. aud II Is no dctracton from the
l'H""HcAh candidate Tor Controiler Vi tue
>'nv W "" nrk 20 say t3at mucn.
~ Governor Mtll-, Tue Oni''a o'ates al
torney for this District, has rendered the
q tMtc OF assistant district attorney, made va
.1", os ,hv !esiSha''on o. MT. Carr'pston'
~ Nj a. ho>> lrir! an lpaustlious young
& '"'Ni"i ., Tue washington Oar. 1ne TACT
,:FaH> wen LOT Tie future administrator OF
\ '"' District Attorney "fn G, where reform IS
II >adil u'cded, especially when 1t Is Known
4 MAX Counsellor icrry Is not OF the same po-
p .."'ai !a'h or alhlIa'ion AS The District At
81 2'ors' ah0 50 Informed l'm when the posi-
B ,,'i' WAS sehIcre!. 10 lh,s Governor WeIis'
u :, Ii' 't,u'os 'n'oiheu' tep'leo 'nat poii-
81 . J"o WV Ivy u'e IN tols eiseIsooo scr