The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-05
Political Points.

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Political Points.
October fashions-Blue Jeans.
The latest pool-selling in New York on
the election in Indiana stood $500 for Will
liams (Democratl, and S425 for Harrison
(Republican).
We advise the colored voters in the south
crn States to support the Democratic State
and local tickets. They will probably, in
general. want to vote for Governor Hayes,
and this they can easily do at the same time
that they vote for the Democratic local and
State tickets.-Herald.
4 dispatch from Wilmington, DEL, Octo-
Der Sd, says: "What is known in this State
as the little election, which IS held for the
purpose OF electing inspectors TO hold the
general elections, took place to-day through
out the State. It is considered always as q
certain indication OF the way the State will
90 in the general election. The Democrats
Claim the State by $500 majority. Senator
Bavard was serenaded at his residence this
evening by a large number OF citizens"
According to Schurz and few other Re-
publicans who indulge the hope that Hayes
will suddenly turn reformer II he gets elect
ed. the senatorial ring will be the most horrl-
bly snubbed body in theworld. 1t is known
that Cameron, Morton, Conklins, Logan,
and others Of the ring are the wheel-horses
Of the campaign; but Schurz asserts that
thev are working like slaves for the very
man whom they know will boot them out OF
power as soon as he gets in the White
House. C0urier-Journdt. =.
Mr.. Worthington, the collector Of the
| Ic of m.
Among other remarkable stories told by
this gentleman, and which he repeats in
public places, is one to the effect that the
rebels.' whoever they may be, have planted
cannon in the streets OF Charleston. In one
of the saloons of Washington MIR. Worth-
. ington and Judge Carpenter, Of South Car
| olina, engaged in a political discussion.
Judge Carpenter sits on the bench in the
| Columbia circuit, and was elected, OF
course, by the Republicans. He denounced
[ Governor. Chamberlain in unmeasured
, terms, and declared that he should not sup
: port him.
The MARYLAND delegation Of Democratic
"Buys who Wore the Blue" left Baltimore
Tuesday for indianapolis, where national
conservative ret1nion takes place to-day.
3 There were eighty in all, including sixty
from the city and twenty from the counties,
? | 0CcOIQDdIllSu ny 11OuIIdl uiltOA mCu USuu
: and Barrett's drum corps. The delegation
! assembled at Raine's Hail, where % great
throng OF people gathered to witness the
: departure. Only those belonging to the
delegation were admitted to the hall, where
: sashes of "blue Jeans !" were distributed,
| each ornamented. with a blue silk badge
g bearing the words, s Democratic Boys who
: Wore the BiueA1S6l-lS65. indianapolis,
Indiana, October 5, 1867 = 81 -
i MANY of the persons who were published
: Tuesday as Judges of election were rather
: surprised at finding their names in that
: connection. and several Of them have made
annlicatiori for exemptionto to the supervisors
of elections, NIessrs. A. c. Trippe, james
A. Bruce, and John T.. Ross. Z The act says
that |" each and every person appointed TO
: oct as iudee OF election shall, unless eX-
I cused OF removed by the Board, or disquall-
: fed by ill health, be bound to serve, - un-
: Eder a penalty Of $500. The Board have de-
ter1nined to excuse no one from serving
, unless for very grave reasons. No person
:, can he appointed who holds Federal,
', state or city Office, and zone OF them shall
he Of political party different from that
with which the other two are connected" /"
The nav is two dollars dny, and the same
for Baltimore Sun OF yesterday. :
i The Chicago Times Of Saturday publishes
q long statement from man named LIE Roy,
OF Sparta, Wisconsin, to the efieet tna! nls
SON, Wilson J.tLe Roy, before going lnto
the battle OF Winchester, Va, in which ne
) was killed, placed some $500 bounty money
}, in the hands OF G0yernorHayes his brigade
! commander. lie Roy produces three letters
which he claims to be copies OF letters re-
caiyed from Governor Hayes i'm regard TO
fine matter. in the first Of which Governor