The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-06
,sosfsicar Points.

laOIfsacn1 Points,
General Newton is q Tilden man. i,
,,he latest poolselling in New 12 ms IN "n
.ha m ,ana election stood Williams. peu'
3 49, sinn. Harrison, Republican, 20.
ss.rs'. = HoItlcn published letter 10
& 49, Ne,as OF the 4th denying Lnas
ssaI s she concessions to Rev. Mr. baitey,
= stated in MFR. Baiiey's card.
- ,r,,n,, nod /, big Republican procession IN
81 ~ a;,;nam last week headed by an elephant,
Z ,.sith : Republican editor mounted upon Its
Saek. It was a ponderous demonstration,
Il OF course.
. 4, The Boston Journal calls Hooker, Han
cock, Mcclellan, Sigeb Bartlett, and others
equally conspicuous, Bogus Generals"
witch It wouldn't do II It were not Tor po-
litical purposes.
AT the election in Delaware, on Tuesday,
for assessors, inspectors, and road commits
4 sipners, the Democrats carried every county
by the following naiorities: New castle,
S42, Kent, 1,079; Sussex, 63l. Totas ma
iority, 2,052.
The following inhosritable placard adorns
s the fence around the new Post Office !:
IS Wake upi Wake up! Wake up Ohio
Republicans, 90 home in time to vote !!
I October TO- 1876. Don't fail !! Don't fail 2"
{ Philadelphia Times.
DR.. w. r.. Wilmer, OF Charles county,
Nd, who accented the nomination OF the
3 &c reformefs - for Congress in the Fifth dis
trict, contingent upon endorsement by Re-
publicans, which he failed to receive, have
written letter stating that he is not cam
: dldate for the Office 81.
The New York Euening Postwas worried
about that income tax, but William Cullen
BRYANT openly says: g For my part, / never
supposed Governor Tilden would do thing
I. SO dirty and base as that laid to mis- charge.
But that Is not saying enough for Mr. Til.
den; / have never thought he would do
even the slightest thing inconsistent with
honesty and honor"
Senator Logan asserts that "there has
been no purer administration in the history
OF the country than that OF General Grant
Mr. Carl Schurz asserts "the administers
ton Of General Grant has, by the greatness
OF ITS corruption, shown the necessity o.
radical reform even to the most stupid
mind" Should these two gentlemen SPEAK
from the same platform during the cam
paign, it had better be big enough to keeL
them wide apart Philadelphia Times.
During the speech OF J. B. McPhail or
Monday, Ross Hamilton asked the speaker
how the pecuniary interests OF the coloret
~A~S~HS~
OF Tilden. Mr.. McPhail replied that as un
der Republican rule every interest OF TIT
county had been depressed, so under Demo
cratic rule they had always prospered
South Carolina, under Radical manage
ment, had been besgared; New York, un
der Tilden's management, had saved nv
millions of dollars, and was prosperous
Charlotte Va.) Gazette.
Il having been asserted in partisan jour
mails that the present House Of Representa-
tiyes displayed great rccklessness in passing
southern claims, clerk Of the House ha
made careful examination into the matter
which shows that the charge has no substan
tial basis. 1t appears that 118 OF the IA
claims introduced last winter were old, an
many were presented by northern members
g OF the 100 cases reported favorably By tn
committee of the Forty-third Congress Re
publican) the amount recommended to b
paid is 1881, 900, while the 81 cases whic
were reported favorably by the committe
OF Forty-iourth Congress Democratic
amount to S215,861, Of which only $74, As
were actually passed by the House.