The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-07-03

Republicans arc very likely TO unuerrate
the strength OF this ticket. They will make
fatel mistake il they do not understand
that it is dangerously strong, and begin
without delay the efforts necessary to secure
success. They viii miserably deceive them
selves il they expect much from Democratic
dissensions.- Tribune.
TILDEN AND HAYES AT THE CENTENNIAL.
Messrs. William Dickson, OF Philadel-
phia, and Joseph w. Parker, Of New York,
called upon Governor Tilden, at Albany,
Friday, and invited him to become the
guest OF the Philadelphia Americas Club
on the Sd and 4th instants, the occasion OF
the Centennial celebration. The Governor
signitied his intention of being present.
Governor Hayes will be the guest OF the
Republican authorities.
PRESIDENTIAL TALK.
After all the talk about Judge Davis he
did not get single vote. This fact is Sig
niicant illustration that the gossip at wash
ington is most deceptive indication OF the
sentiment OF the country.
DIr. Watterson appears to have estaDhsned
q new principle in parliamentary law. AS
the Cincinnati Commercial puts it: "Wat-
terson was not long in the chair OF the Ma
tional Democratic Convention, but he made
the ruling, which it is hardly premature TO
pronounce immortal, that when lady had
the floor no point of order was in order"
There should be no belittling OF Governor
Tildcn's strength in New York. His candl-
dacy forces upon us campaign OF hard,
earnest, and systematic Work.-NeD fOrG
Times (RepuJlcan).
:. Tcaclc Wallace and other Maryland re-
formers are for Tilden.
It is likely that Tammany Hall will be re-
organized and Differed by friends OF Tilden.
The sooner Governor Hayes gets out his
letter of acceptance the better will it be for
him. A great many voters are going to
make I'D their minds in the next few weeks.
rI,y Telegraph
SEIZURE LAUNCHES FORTH Ills VENOM.
ST. LOUIS, July 1.-The following is Il
part OF an editorial published to-day in the
Wcstlichc Post, the newspaper with which
Carl Sch,lrZ is connected:
"sTilden and IIendricks.' So reads the
Democratic ticket for the presidency. 1t is
an utter imposSibility to compass within
the space OF four syllables an act more
pcrfdious to all principle; for who or
whatever the name Of Tilden may be or
imply. he is made to be and means that
ilc Il IHt OpCi 1CIlSoShp'1i'S VI tHE
very opposite OF that miserable policy
OF which, as the stubborn spokesman for
wears, Thomas \. Hendricks, OF Indiana,
las been rendered 50 notorious. We wish
to emphasize that Mr.. Hendricks is one OF
the most prominent leaders and the loudcst
OF Spokesman OF the paper swindlcrs, and
as such was their candidate for the first
place on the Democratic ticket, but he now
has Dcen mt off with the second
place Humbug, thy name is Democ-
racy! They favor gold and paper
contraction and imitation, reform and
swindle. Let Us have it all. How many
men of sense will be found to join the'ab-
surd chorus: Evidently the nomination OF
Hendricks was matter concerted before
hand; bargain and sale bare OF all honor
and full Of shame; q blow in the very lace
Of all who saw in Tildcn the embodiment
of honest reform. For the time being there
is an end to all honest reform on the Demo-
cratic side, and the true independent cltl-
zens who do not believe that they can serve
two masters will have to look in another di-
rection and centre their hopes elsewhere.
CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATION.
MEMPHIS, July 1.-The Democrats OF the
Second Mississippi district nominated Van
II. Manning for Congress.
THE LOUISIANA REPUBLICANS.
WASHINGTON, July 1.-Priyatc dispatches
from New Orleans say the majority report
was adopted and Pinchback was chosen
chairman.