The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-21

Central Club.
The next state election beforethe import
ant )ctnl,er elect ions in Ohio and tndiana
win fake place In Georgia where State Ole
ficers and d Legislature will be chosen on
the 4tli OF October.
The Democratic National Committee mas
afIyices from Ohio that the German vote OF
that State will certainly be cast for 1llden.
The latest adyices ct Democratic headquar-
tiers indicate the almost certain defeat OF Tue
RepubI icans in that State.
1T can no longer be denied that the ne
nublicans areioining the Demo crats all over
the country--in North Carolina especially:
We regard this as one of.the best signs OF
tha times-one OF the brightest augurles OF
victory. Raleigh Ne,os.
The Democrats struggle for Government
of peace and order, within whose limits Jug
growth OF prosperity national greatness
Is possible. The Republicans snout ior w ,1
and cry up danger that by dlVerting ,t.e
public attention they maya 60 on win tne ~
us,lrpations and plundering--Boston foss.
Attorney-G General TAFT will leave for ONO
about the middle OF the week. he mas, Al
is said, carefully-prepared extracts from ene
correspondence Of the Department 10 N
corporate into his speeches in ONO, IN
which he expects to reintroduce tine piooay
shirt. ~ 5'isE .'"' =
. Attorneys General Taft has decided that a
candidate for presidential elector cannot noia
at the same time the appointment OF Unlted
states commissioner. He has also decided
flint the same rule applies to attorneys spe-
cially employed in Government cases TO
assist. The question was presented oy
Representative Purman, OF Florlda.
Two eminent Louisiana Republicans,
Nessrs. Pinchback and Warmoth, are as
oruntled. and Will take no part IN the
Coming campaign in that State. Mr. war,
moth has declined to run for Congress, ana
will NOT do ANYTHING to help in the election
NJ Packard to the Goyernorshlp. Mr.
Pinchback is coming North to see what IS
going on, he says. agqi ,sss.ts5ft.
The Journal, OF Indianapolis, is quoted
as saving that Mr.. Hendricks admits that
Indiana will elect Harrison (Republlcan)
Governor. Mr.. Schurz may give up lndl.
ana and Ohio, but Mr.. Hendricks is not OF
that stvle. lie is expanding his breath to
make Il count for Observation-Disclosures
Times.
The army reports show frequent changes
IT stations of troops in the South. Part OF
the Don Cameron plan Of campaign seems to
consist in magnifying the size OF the army IN
the South by massing few companies for
few DAYS at time in different portions OF
the State in order to give the appearance TO
the ignorant Of the presence OF large
army. -. -
A State Convention Of colored Republi-
cans was held at Utica, n. T., Tuesday.
Resolutions were adopted declaring the
condition of the South dangerous to the
coloreu race, and calling on the President
to protect loyal men in their political
rights. The national and State nominees
were endorsed. ..,s. :,l.:4Tr
AS an offset to the meeting Of the s Boys
in Blue" which takes place at Indianapolis,
Ind, to-day, the Democrats have announced
great mass State Convention to come off
at indianapolis on the 9Th of October. The
chairman of the Executive State Central
Committee announces that 1t will be the
grandest political demonstration ever con-
Vened in this country. .i:a
A letter received in Washington declares
that the canvass which the Ohio Republi-
can State Committee has made by school
districts fails to give the Republican ticket
majority in that State. The best estimate
cuts down Hayes's meagre majority Of last
year. The Germans in Dayton, Toledo, and
Cincinnati will very generally vote the De-
mocratic ticket. ~, ..a ln. moe
Hon. A. S. Merrimon sets Governor
Vance right in relation to the Keith or Lau.
rel Greek massacre, in Madison county, du-
ring the>,wa He shows that Governor
Vance did all in his power to bring the per-
petrator Of the crime to punishment; and
that he neither palliated nor apologized for
it. Thus another Radical lie is "nailed to
the counter." -RaleiGh Neps. 2..s...
The intrepid Hinton, in the Petersburg
congressional district, is bearing the Con.
seryatiye banner in that district with an en-
couraging prospect Of being triumphant.
The Conservatives are making, a gallant
fight, and deserve victory as reward foT
their efforts. Colonel Hinton's election will
secure a solid Conservative representation
from Virginia in the Forty-ffth Congress;
So mote it Fredericksburg Star.
Bob Ingersol, the blasphemous blather-
skite from Illinois, has been turned loose
upon the Christian Republicans OF Ohio.
Mr.. Morgan shrewdly skipped him over
this State. His style Of political elocution
is to say as little us possible about Hayes,
but to devote all his oratorical powers to
the bloody shirt and general abuse OF the
the Democratic party. His presence in this
State, if Morgan permitted it, would, have
been worth a raft of votes to the Democra-
cy.- Utica Observer. ,...a.~ .-..
In his Chicago speech the other day Carl
Schurz said /" Goyernor Tilden has won
bis reputation as q reformer mainly by the
prosecution OF the canal ring in the State of
I 1vtn nfh ~,
questioning his motives, but readily admit
that prosecution to have been an enterprise
requiring considerable courage circum-
spection, and perseverance, for which he
should have full credit. Should he be elected
President he will undoubtedly eject from
their places and, il possible, otherwise
punish all the dishonest officers now in the
service" .gEt. -
The dwelling Tribune is still worrying
its attenuated soul about the neglect of
Hendricks to arrange for joint meetings with
Morton; yet the dwelling Irib. processes
to be utterly satisfied with the reason given
for the refusal Of .Schurz to hold joint meet
ings with 10. Pulitzer. There is no more
reason for refusal in the one case than the
other. There is much less, in fact, for any
self-respecting citizen would be justified IN
refusing to be concerned in meetings at
which .disreputable common scold like
Morton, carrying with: hiurthe apparent at
testation Of his own unwholesomeness, is,a
figure. If political standing is
to be the measure of fitness in the bringing
together of disputants, the Hay estes should
invite Mr.. Hendricks TO meet their candi-
date for 1.-the sice-presidency:- Chicago
Times. f5Gjzr.d .l!atGa;ti9.s2 .:3EIeE ~ :.
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