The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-14
lrsoIitsca, points.

speech at st. Alhans, Via, md the election
at that place shows a Rcpub loss OF 244,
and Democratic increase oil 234-total, ATS
Democratic gain out OF I, 800 votes. This Is
rather discouraging to those who would
keep alive the animosities engendered BY
the recent civil conflict.
The New York Express brings rather
| serious charge against its neighbor, the
plement, now being circulated through the
eastern States, the Times describes Coy
ernor Tilden's hard-money professions as q
ssnare and delusion," while In q western
edition Of this same supplement, especially
prepared for Indiana and Ohio, these words
are omitted, and Governor Tilden is de-
scribed as "the hardest OF hard-money
men, -
The Charleston riot Is among the first
fruits OF Cameron's order. That order has
been taken as guarantee OF protection to
idle and ignorant negroes in whatever they
may be melted by INSCRIPTIONS politicians
to do. The life OF no black man who votes
intclhgcntly and for the best interests Of his
State is safe in the South, and Cameron's
order has had the effect to stimulate and en-
courage the prosecutors and murderers OF
the best class OF colored men.-LouisUille
Couyier-J Journal.
II the Democratic gain has not been so
marked as to warrant hopes OF carrying
Maine two months hence, it is sufficient to
show that even in Radical strongholds the
Democrats arc unfalteringly aggressive, and
fight none the less CALAMITY because they
have no chance Of winning a victory at
home, though they contribute to the en-
enlargement and assistance Of their COM
rades at other points along the line.-NeaD
York World. 49,
We are panied to see that the New York
Times is employing so much valuable time
and space in exposing the record of Samuel
Bard, who is now stumping New England
for Tilden and reform. It is entirely work
OF supererogation. Every one knows what
an unblushing political strumpet Sam. Bard
is, and the Republicans can make no charge
against him that the Democrats will not adj
nit to be true. We are sorry he is not
stumplng New England for Hayes and
Wheeler instead OF Tilden and Hendricks,
but the Democracy must bear their crosses
as best they may.-Augusta (Ga.) Chronicle
and Sentinel.
Fred. Bauer, Of Reading, Pa, and the
President of the United States Brewers AS
ISOLATION, publishes letter in the Washing
ton Cd. CO. Sentinel, in which he declares for
Tilden and Hendricks and advises his Ger
man fellow-citizens to do likewise. Mr.
Bauer reviews the Radical record of Hayes
as Governor, charges him with the virtual
approval OF the "Adair law" and denounces
him as Il fanatic. AS to Governor Tilden,
no one, he says, is in doubt where he stands.
The Democratic candidates. in favor of per-
sonal liberty and the protection OF the social
rights of the citizen. The letter is calcu-
lated TO have good effect on the German
vote for Tilden and Hendricks, as the writer
| is OF influence not only in his own State but
throughout the country.
The Democrats of Davies county, Ind,
have arranged for travelling political
camp-meeting. The arrangement provides
for u moving caravan, to be composed OF
five hundred Tilden Guards, in uniform, as
advance escorts. one hundred and fifty
wagons, each containing men, women, and
provisions for the trip and twelve-pound
cannon manned by gunners. The design is
to start on the morning OF September 10th,
and make Il complete circuit Of the Second
congressional district, stopping every day
at some prominent point for injecting. At
sunrise salute OF one hundred guns Will
be fired to convince the neighborhood that
mer, S. S. Cox, James B. Beck, and others
will accompany this camp-mceting on
wheels.
Referring to the result OF the election in
Maine on Monday the Philadelphia Times,
Independent, says:
.Viewed as battle by Mr.. Blaine for
party supremacy in his State under his own
leadership, it is a positive victory; but
viewed as tnger-board OF the presidential
struggle, it affords little substantial comfort
to Republicanism. 1t presents the disjoint.
cd and demoralized Republican party OF
last year in Maine as recovering its vitality
to an extent that has even surprised its
leaders, but it shows that after the most eX-
baustiye efforts and the most lavish eXpen.
diture Of money and eloquence, the party
has lost percentage OF its rank and file that
transfers the battle from the East to the
| West without the usual thunders Of Repub-
| lican omnipotence which have hitherto in.
spired every national conflict from Yankee
| land"