The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-15
A Few Of the Comments OF Western
and Northern Republican Papers on
Ben. Hills Speech.


From the Cincinnati Commercial, Ind. Rep.l
II Is. clear TO all serious observers that i
the Democratic party, which has been helpee
thu, tar to power by the odiousneSs oil
GrIntism, were in possession Of all the
branches Of the Government there would nc
longer be scnsitiyeness as to the preaching
Of the gospel of hate. 1t would not 6e
many months before it would be held IN
official circles Gisreputable to have been en-
gagged in "the john Brown raid on large
scale. in which blue.bellied Yankees anc
Du.c4 and Irish mercenaries, hired By Lin.
coin, fought for the niggers." We would
prefer that the day should never dawn when
in this Republic it would be esteemed mis-
demeanor to have fought FORTS freedom ana
nationality, and q mistake to have sympa
thizod with those who sought to restore Inc
Coniederatcs to the house of their fathers,
and there make them at home. Let US Keep
the nation uppermost. ....
rFrom the Cincinnati Times, RadicalI
Is there no friend of Preston Brooks about
who can break Blaine's spine with Dlud'
geon?
sixty rebel generals in Congress gorify.
lug their rebellion and voting themselves
amnesty. Was ever such sight seen before
in the world? .
Wonder what Randall thinks of the am.
nesty business, anyhow? Ben. HIPS speech
d ,esn't sound much as it the war was a dead
issue.
from the Providence Journal, Rep.l
Wat the South lost in an appeal to arms
it is attempting to regain by diplomacy and
blrgaining. All that we propose is to keep
in view the game As it progresses, so that
whether the secession which failed In the
field shall or Shall not succeed in the forum,
we shall know what is going on before 1t IS
too late 10 offer protest. If the speech OF
MIR. Hill is, as he says, conc'llatory one,
then let the North look out for breakers il
the Democratic p1rty succeeds in the coming
presidential election.
from the Boston Advertiser, Republican,
There are many persons who have been
growing FESTIVE and discontinued uBder the
long supremacy Of the Republican party, and
have looked with longing hope 10 the
Democracy, disciplined and purified by many
defeats, to lead them into new canaan.
They may we'll pause, in view of demonstra-
lions like this from Georgia, which seems to
carry US back to the dark days before the re-
bellon, aud inquire, Is this the entertain
ment TO which we were invited!
rFrom the Philadelphia Bulletin, Radical.l
The most desperate ingenuity OF the rebels
will not suffice to blot out that infamous
record. 1t will remain upon the pages OF
history as the story Of hideeus and awful
sin against humanity.
From the New York Times, Republican,
There can be no possible ground Of pa.
triotism or common sense on which the
Democratic party can justify the fittering
attention which they have chosen TO pay to
the sulien resentment Of the extremists OF
the South. II would hardly gain them any
strength which they did not already have in
D political sense, and it would be difficult to
conceive anything more hopelessy offensive
10 that portion o. The Republican party from
which the Democracy must gain confidence
in order TO carry the next national election.
fFrnm the Wilmington tDel.l Commercial, Rad
:" TIE SOUTH IS HERE, AND HERE Sue INTENDS
.sss- - -. j TO REMAIN" sttra
SO cried Mr.. Hill in his speech In the
House on Tuesday. His language had q
double meaning. Apparently he meant that
the southern leaders would never repeat the