The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-08
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Neo York ZIP ORD. ss3s u.s.
The harrisburg fatriot says that g Mosby
| is at his old trick Of dressing up his gner-
| rillas in the Federal uniform. me otnef
day he used the extraordinary influence ne
possesses with Grant to secure the appoint
ment OF one of his gang, named Grisw old,
to "a 81 800 clerkship in the, Treasury: De
partment.o 81. e,
It has been said that Massachusetts made
her politics OF national importance. The,
Republican State Convention at Worcester
| Yesterday was OF interest solely as affording
Senator. Boutwell, on opportunity to show
himself worthy to occupy hole on the
ground rather than hole in the sky.--Phlt-
adelphia Times (Rep).
The Globe speaks bitterly concerning the
nomination Of Vance, an eX-rebel, by the
Democrats OF North Carolina. The Gtobe
should not persist in taking a cross-barred
view OF things, and should reflect that Set
| file. the nominee of the Republicans, was
much more bitter and uncompromising
1 rebel than Vance was.-ISt. Louis Times. J;
General Grant can send his troops into
southern States by the; train-lcad ii he de-
sires. hut il General Grant imagines that
| the presence OF soldiers will deter any elector
from polling his vote he is greatly mistaken:
There is not State in the South but has all
the rights under the Constitution that any
northern State has, Raleigh (N.l " Sen
tinel. 1.,gs.4: lissh-
! . We Judge that our Republican friends
have overestimated the malorltyaoi Gov
erpor Fairbanks in the Vermont election
Yesterday and underestimated the Demo-
cratic vote. The Democratic party is to-
day, as always except one year since YER
mont was admitted into the Union, in an
Overwhelming minority there. Butthere
is no Disgusting the fact that in the cities
and towns the Democrats have made larger
gains on last years vote than the Republic
cans.-Ne,r York; Graphic (Repu6lica'D.
The dirty work to be done in the South
by the army is outlined in the Attorney
Generals circular which appears this.morE-
ing. Mr.. Hayes's repeaters are to have
everything their own way, and the entire
population is to be called in to see they vote
early and often. It is the last desperate re-
sort of rotten combination to continue the
plumber OF the country and the debasement
Of the intelligent class Of one section OF the
Union COuricr-JoThdt.
We are promised from Washington
speedy and full disclosure Of wicked con-
spiracy on the part of Secretary Bristow
and his friends against the reputation OF
President Grant and his administration, the
enormity of which will, it is thought, eX-
cite the establishment and indignation Of the
| country The revelations, we are assured,
will be substantiated by the voluntary state.
ment OF one Of the principal officials IN
charge OF the secret-service arm OF the Gov
eminent, leaving no room to doubt their.
truthfulness. 5. .........>
The Dubuque Times gives the following
text of Democratic game. law that would
| have insured every southern State for I'll
den: ...s.sr ..-.....
An act to prohibit the shooting OF negroes
| in certain States during certain months:
Whereas certain unwise persons have been
accustomed in the States OF Louisiana, Ar
kansas, Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia, Ten
neSSee and South Carolina, to hunt end
shoot negroes during the summer months,
and by this means to provoke hostility to
|
tions,
Be 1t enacted, &c., That hereafter it shall
not be lawful for any person to hunt or
shoot negroes, mulattoes, or any persons
having at least one eighth OF white blood,
during the months OF April, May, June,
July, August, September, October, and n OF
until after the Tuesday after the first Mon
day in November. .'@
Any person violating this act shall be
guilty Of Il misdemeanor, and upon convic-
ton shall be fined not exceeding 800.
We publish this morning communica-
ton from Judge Knowlton addressed to the
public. He is the strongest and ablest man
of the Republican party in Orangeburg,
and we are pleased to see takes the ground
that "genuine republicanism, the cause OF
good government, and the best and highest
Interests OF our colored citizens Including
oil the rights and privileges which they
now enjoy, would be more truly and per-
manently subserved and secured by the
success of the Democratic (State) ticket y;
and, rs Il result Of these views, Judge
Knowlton says that he "shall henceforth,
az an independent Republican, vote and
act with that party the Democratic) which,
in his opinion, offers the best opportunity
for the peaceful and final solution OF the po-
litical difficulties Of South Carolina y
Charleston(S. c. Ne,cS and Courier.
The Republicans have reconstructed the
southern States to suit themselves. They.
have had absolute control OF them for ten
years. They have filled them with Federal
office-holders appointed to carry out their
schemes. And they now maintain, OF allow
men like Boutwell, to maintain, that in five
of these States all their enactments, all their
office-holders, and all their reconstruction
together with rightiul majority Of Repub-
lican votes, have not suficed to keep Demo
cratic minority from taking possession OF the
governments and managing the States, and
will not prevent the ignorant and besotted
Democratic minority from numbering,
driving out OF the country, or intimldatinS
into silence, the intelligent and Vlrtuots
majority as soon as the Federal Government
ceases to interfere in State concerns ana
leaves the majority OF Republican sheep TO
be made mutton OF by the minority OF Dem
oeratic wolves. Was ever such abject con-
fcssion OF imbecility made by political
party? Was ever q confession OF imbecility
and failure before made a plea why the
party guilty OF it should be entrusted with
further power ?-NeW York World.
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