The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-08-31
Political Points.

II
A campaion song begins "f,Come, all We
honest Republicans! 1t is comic song
and makes everybody laugh.
General Fitzpatrick puts the matter very
tersely when he writes to Hayes tnat win
a bloody-shirt campaign ana money we ale
safe; with a financial campaign ana no mo
ney we are beaten" ;<gr:4 "
The forthcoming order OF the Attorney.
General defining the, rights ana outles Oh
United States marshals under the electlo.
laws, and which has been sent TO the f5esl-
dent at Long Branch, VIII DC lssueu III
with the necessary instructions 70 milltary
officers. -
The nomination OF Tilden has insured
most severe campaign for the kaalcals.
There is. no child's play about II. oniy d
giant in moral stature and aggressive REFORM
could rouse the desperation when lives III
the Republican camp. Strong men nlahe
enemies. Hayes is so puny poiiticai weak
ling that he never offended anybody, and,
what's more. lie never will.-Chicngo Cou-
rier.
All the attacks upon Mr.. Tilden have
fallen harmlessly at his feet. lie Is gaming
ground every day in every section OF the
Country. and will be trillmphantly elected in
November. The people are determlnedfo
have change. Grant and Chandler are
anxious to prevent Il change, so they nave
put the troops in marching order.-P'ttS-
Lurgh Post. -.... 81.
The Washington correspondent OF the
Boston Journal writes =" president Grant
has headed. campaign subscription WITH
81, 900, being two per cent. on his year
salary, and Allen Rutherford, OF North Caro-
lima. is giving the names OF the depart
ments, asking all who draw pay to give TWO
ner cent. OF their years wages. AS alr.
Rutherford is not now in the public service
this is not a violation OF the recent enact
ment against levylng contributions for po-
litical purposes
The Pennsylvania Democrats have made
the following nominations for Congress !:
First district, John 6. Thackera; Second,
Charles A. Gibson; Third, Samuel J. Ran
dali: Fourth, John T. T. School; Eighth,
Hon. Hester Clymer; sixteenth, o: IL.
Reighard; Twentieth, L. A. Mackey;
Twenty-Seventh, A. G.. Egbert. Robert
Klotz, OF Mauch Chunk, will probably be
their candidate in the Eleventh district.
The Republicans of the Twentieth district
have nominated II. s. Thompson Tor Con-
@ress. ......
Parson Brownlow Is as gentle-minded and
Christian-like us ever. Here is q gem taken
at random from his recent letter to the Ten
nessce Republican Convention: "The
American people are not yet ready to see
their National Government turned over to
the tender mercics Of the Hamburg seccs-
sion-repudating Democracy, but in Noyem-
Der will hllrl this nefarious, God-forsaken,
hcll-descrring old party to that political per-
dition which it richly merits"
The nomination to Congress OF eN-Goy-
ernor Gilbert c. Walker by the Democrats
OF the Richmond (Na.) district is the best
proof possible that the southern people are
anxious to welcome and honor northern
men who come among them to seek home
and who are identified with the best inter-
ests OF their adopted section. Governor
Walker is native OF New York, and set
tied in Virginia only after the war; yet, rs
a local paper says, although there were Viz
ginianS OF pronounced ability i'll the dis
trict, the northern gentleman was noml-
mated without opposition, Just is another
northern man has been nominated for the
same position by the Democrats OF Mobile,
Ala. 1t is only the adventures, who go
South for mere purposes OF plumber, VINO
are held in well-deservcd detestation by the
people OF the locality which they settle IN
only to rob.-Neg York World.
Governor Hayes's local manager, Mr.. \.
r. Wikotf, has discovered that he must
either neglect his duties as Adiutant-Gene-
raj Of Ohio or rs chairman Of the State COM
mittee. Like good Republican lie has con-
sidered his duty to the party paramount,
and has resigned. Governor Hayes's ma
tional manager, Mr.. Chandler, is, however.
a man of quite another stamp, and not only
finds time to run the Reform canvass and
the Department of the Interior, but fills up
his leisure moments with bossing General
sherman, manipulating the post-otiice, set
ting the Acknowledgement to write opinions
that are not his own, and organizing the
Treasury. The idea Of a conflict OF duties
never entered Chambers head. The duties
OF the conflict are the only thing he recog-
nizes. This is the Hayes campaign OF Re-
publican Rcform.-NeU YorE WOTtd.