The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-06-21
nv ',vatterson Visits New York.

uryy WArrRRsoN, ESD, one OF the dele
yates at large from Kcntucky to the ST.
Louis Convection, has recently visited NeW
York. 10 look a little into the state OF pup
l;c oninion. and, il possible, to satisfy NM
col, rs an the actual condition OF affairs IN
that Scste. He writes a long letter to ms
naper, the Louisville Coa'ies.journdt, CIV"
inc tho results of his inquiries. His letter
is so interesting and SO strong in bchalI OF
the cause shat we give rs much OF 1t as we
c,n find room for. We recommend IL 10
the attention of all thinking patriots.
ar ,,n,r,aucc To the country. Il Is matter OF s..
,,m, ,nirres, To the Democratic Marty tina, no mis-
iakc I've made With respect TO tiiiS Erca, In' ,,
s,hn, ,sr,S can how, to eject President without
New York either Is likely 10 eject VIII ". nso
m,dc diligcnt research IN tr"sG ':n,'are5 and
venture 10 believe that the result OF very ,.,'
paii,Siaking, and honest effort to rcich Se %
fl conclusion is of sufficient fane 10 oc H''u o'''
The r,t,krs &c the Coarier-J0nrnat. u, r
ON The threshold | encountered the mnci,'akea.oi
c,posiiiSu to Governor Tiltlcn. II appeared III many
shapes, always fantastic and not often consistent
,rnis AMY drclarc-and every intelligent man In
New York knows II TO he truc-ihcrc II not one OF
Nr, fikicn,s homc-iralnccrs who might not pc
bought oh to-day->Sho might not have been Do,'gn.
III ~, VERY one OF them except of Judge Church,
who thinks tl,at Governor Iiidcni soSi,om eo ,
,mtst s sG nn mann ,ir and man s6rcd by
circumstance. Hoffman Is rcininiscsnen o, @
NAVY iccsns s' Governor Ssns ridden thF%T
himself Into the Tnmany crEssh last l The
so simply cs srrSH IN S SasHa votes in
New York They all say ihcy wiz s"ppnH a,
'sinicu II hc Is nominated; aud they reinsc 70 "c
I ;tt 49, ha,,rr,d and dared with this the gam
oilers knock-dowu argument, and hongm n"t pro- Of
rcinS rsliEi"ns sSrmsni or ,n 'S are faithfully
,nrcci Ia ,iruy the Supreme Being OF wall street
the Amirhiy Dollar il Is my hS.ea .,,.' T;rn in
Nnw York is less than might bc looked for Jack
son IN Tennessee Clay in Kentucky. never cNcrcSsn
u rp,,rr oycrspwcrnE popular influence tii'H 'niS
InlI pIcr. who has scattered the thieves and re,
,ucc the taxes. TO nc sure I've h'S nc ~, ~. m
bitter ones: for 'Tammany Thought itscil 10 nc in-
nlc'anJ the canal ring WAS composed of men
a able aud highly connected rs 'ile! mete M
rw."I ro,,ns, he ieat Dix by over fifty thousand:
,hu ait,r the canal trials he carried B@e'pm
Through by fifteen thousand TINT IN Spiac %, .is
present irluccrs he carried The Utica Convention
in wil6or and is to-day Admitted by all thanking
men In New York TO bc the one man who can make
a -ur Thing Of the electoral vote Of the great Eli"
pre- State. cu,,.h,, ,,,
rc,,nm why he is inevitable To the enocritlc party
The Souih--not Yet dead In its political lhtuiaionS'
albeit disautc III its material wclt-CnS-l's raj,
ir So spontaneously To his support. lie Is an ideal
ruralist the man the Changers want anu nave ti'ls
lar i,ilcdto ind-lhc man who has made honest homes,
government possible. and who has made IL cheap.
he man who can restore prosperity 10 the c0un-
try without contracting the currency a doiir
The man who has always had the politicians against
him and the people by his side. wish my oldirlend
D,yic could have half al hours talk with Tl!den,
and imcy can see yss,cSti, asrjeultmrsi
like himself lay down the law and the maNms OF the
new Of ho for the workinsmn n ana iar hai he
viii Dc nominated 81. Louis. and that pretty much
ny uc,natihn, is simple, childlikc belief with me.
Dulin. these dark years lave often lost ialth IN
our poor old laundering Democratic party; butt COD
dove it and chSten II and bersc IL and ennoble II,
have never thought Of desertS It, IL ma mas NOW Its
with she one Issue on which we have not been
bc1tc with The issue which is dear to the Amer
iclu heart, With Tilcicn it quits the issues growing
out Of the Wharf.-The rebellion issue, the negro issue,
The issue the amcndIuntS-;tiid pants ltseii
honest men, wherron and wherein a rebel who Is
moi ;iihief ought 10 lie fair match for Rahicai
vino Is II Inc Isn't, the Lord help us; Tor In that
event free government, civil liberty pure adniiis-
iriion all things that come close to the taX-payine
classes must go to the wall, whilst We, poor fools of
prejudice aud destiny, bIotted out In one iably
MIS- OF blurred rhetoric aud legislation. refuse to
believe that this fate Is in store for either section OF
the Union. vel believe In the republic, and, by
c"niurncc in The saving efficacy aud grace OF the
Democratic party. We have an opportunity 10 0c-
cupy The field Of reform alonc-a rTlreopiortunity-
when reform is the cue of the people ana the time
We have 4 lifelong jeilrrSunian Democrat, who Is
the embodiment .! reform, the representative, par
ecc'ftence of honest government, snncs MILL
where ave have show 10 carry States. He VIII
lake usaway fron the past Into the future He VIII
,,bltcrttc the ncs which VIC have been beaten.
1t /, not his culicc but our chance, and should
ic wild-mad rs only the gods make those VINO are
Cautfor ,l,.strlcton-if should let ii slip. Its
ucmuiistr;bc that Tilicn can lie elected and that
ought to be enough if he were not acceptable; but
ne ismorc than acccpable,-thc man raised up ny
fate and circumstance either to lead the Demo
cratic party out Of the wilderness ana the desert. or
else 10 mockit i'll its expiring moments with IT. folly