The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-18

lSIs tUuGIlUuICS' w CiS Gum "a ~
litical wisdom:
When currency's dcbased all coins will pass
Ask !ou for proof The Widows might is brass.
Will Hayes, il elected. be mean enough,
after receiving money and aid from Grants
office-holders, to turn these people out Of
Office? And il he continues them in Office,
will it not be a continuation of Grants adj
ministration ?-iti7lois State Register DE
naocratic).
The Republican papers have been accus-
toned to charge that Governor Tilden was
derelict in the escape and non-capture OF
Tweed. Mr.. Tilden offered reward for
him, and the result is the capture Of the
Boss Nashville american.
Last year the Worcester Spy said OF
Charles Francis Adams:
':Thou hast no faults, or no faults can spy:
Thou art all beauty, or blindness l..
Now that Mr.. Adams is the Democratic
candidate for Governor OF Massachusetts the
Worcester Spy parodies its song:
"Thou art all faults. or am not Spy;
Thou art not lovely, and what said's n lie.
G(0uric7-J Journal.
We know Colonel Egbert [who is candi-
date for the Radical nomination in the Ninth
district well, and without hesitation we say
prefer him to any Radical in the district.
| But we advise George to stand from under,
for Pridemore will light upon him like .
duck on a June-bug, and the places that
know him now will know him no more for.
ever POLITICALLY speaking).-V Virginia PEG.
pie.
The latest Radical proposition is to re-
move all the negroes to reservation some.
where West in order to reduce the strength
| OF the southern States in the electoral col
lege and on the floors of Congress. The
scheme will be made to rest on the alleged
unsafety OF the race OH account OF violence
and intimidation. Money will be made out
OF the Job. moreover, by the willy humanl-
tarians who will carry it into effect here
.after.-lnden-Appeal
A dispatch from New York TO the Pbi;.
delphia Times says: EX-Jud"e Sinnott,
who has been Governor Tilden's counsel,
and who is assisting HIM in preparing an
article in defence OF the accusations OF per-
Jury in making false income returns, says
that while it is true that Mr.. Tilden did as
sist his relatives to the amount of $4,000 OF
800, 900, and thereby lessen the amount OF
his income Just so much, that fact will form
only minor part OF his defence. What the
main part is to be Mr.. Sinnott declined to
say, adding: .'Thc full explanation is to be
given to the public within few days.
An enthusiastic Scotchman gave Mr.
Tucker what the boys call ga case OF
grins" during his speech here ON the 4th
instant. Slr. TuckerWas reading the opin-
ion of Oliver P. Morton in regard to the
negro's fitness to vote. After quoting one
Of Morton's most extreme views on the he.
gro question, Mr.. Tucker turned to the au
dience and said "Thls was the opinion
held in 1868 by Oliver-Oliver who, do YOU
suppose pause for reply" The Scotch
man, turning towards the speaker, said
"Oliver! Oliver Twist, / reckon" Mr.
Tucker /" had EN- Lexington Gazette.
s. NJ. writing to the Philadelphia Times
from Richmond, says: Virginia will be car
ricd for Tilden by majority largely over
30,OOO-I said $4,000, and am inclined tc
1 stand by those figures-and will elect eight
| il not nine Conservatives to the next Con.
grcss. There is no ill-feeling between thu
races; there will be no disturbance OF thu
peace; there is no opportunity for intimida
ton on either side; the canvass will be ONT
OF hifalutin oratory, and on the seventh day
OF November Virginia, at least, will bt
found tied more firmly than ever before tt
the chariot-whees OF the national Dcmocra
CIV. albeit she will be labelled Conservative
The absurd editorial which appeared il
the Baltimore Gazette not long ago calm!
for the organization OF minute-men and 81
on is repudiated by the editor Of that paper
This was hardly necessary, as it had beer
unanimously rcpudiated by the southern
people. We have had enough OF war. w
desire to beat our spears into pruning
hooks, and to make two blades OF gras
sprout in the meadows where only one grew
before. In the next century somebody ma.
call for minute-men and find people TO lis
ten, but just now we haven't cars lon!
enough to hear any such call.-NorJoE Vi'
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