The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-01-10

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WEDNESDAYS. I. JJl AlssJJARY 4 10, 1877.
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r.. 5. WfnsIow, q clerk in sne scasli-Igonl,
OF the Treasury s, ! Was to-aay a .,
charged With the theis on Sli,SVV, p psi
Ing 20 the Illinois National BANK. ne mas ls
been Ia the employ rnent OF cue DepaIlnllsns
but d short he exact sInon gla. p
money returned was SSa1s200. a Mlnsi0Rsss
spoken of VA having been sa man nan VIC WE sas
highly respected, IN once his
naeat having always been qaios ana gsaslss
manly Ihe esaeF $500 GU
IN the Subjects
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THE ATTITUDE OF BEN ILL so,
',ITths attitude al Sen. LII caves The north
, arn Dsn,ucrats more anu more areasiness
avery 6ar. and they no longer count on nlm
10 stand by their party action as the osheI
southern Democrats are counted up si,
through thick and thin. Since the p4Dhca-
ton OF HIPS letter TO CutDersoa ,ne ,tIas
been repeatedly approached " lsautn9
Democrats from the North ana ask S.n 70
pronounce more eXpnGG,!!iS Ely nis ~ LIZ ms s
faith IN the eieetlon Oh ;,,aI,a,,.
tater1ng de1efni9 a ~ daraass Ss
rated at All na1sses. gu ;T, AZ Tina
Hill steadfiy RESPONDS .nss ~ az, 60.
enough to form conclusion Maen sna *
dence Is aii ~. buS nc :ut,et! ~
take the ground taken oy ms ooae sfss uS
and declares thas ftne e.luenSJ a Snu
show that ihuen was nos n, ~ ana
etsctea nhass .a.s S sa.s h;s ;,,aIr1,rat;ons
hs VII i NO. ass0s saTc,,s commands him
1880 NC. - NH doas nat think he ghas been
freated fairy BY fhes Democracy, either in
b;s own Stafe or: in Congress, and Is ripe
Far revolt - SDscsri TO Baltimore american.
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In TINS connest.os IL as the
Iaere Is agsew .hn s,,aS;tn. If Heyi.ns y1a,is
Usoeias w ~ S,S nn,tr ,rrha democrats II,
a an Sssrohes ~ Gnn1reas aoreed early IN
nosn 49, =, Sha sg,;ja1 nv Mr.. trilden,s
Ine sossson 49,, o,sS SsnoI,;ancy nnd Sthaa
VieMs.a fonS! a.h g.. hoe hse,, s;nnIS
Woth '. ING ouSo atsaot thn ad;cts which
70 feStstet anu eSnss ~ ~ ;.s,,s,, froYn
from tlne 70 LIME n nato Dsv A: bas nod.
Gramercy farh. - ut- aaems at'h;s c",.
seRerat moves mnlen !. ahi,,,,Ss,.s a,S nc
leagues cohsiusI sios: ,otanu .... ;,so,a ~
management is pecoiiiins We =, nsons -
them. Ihe ueYcioplnene:ss ~ ane - 1 ~
case have done Mucn ", Hh.eHshy ,uis .io: %
ing. ADemocfauc n,cInpeI " InI taoa IS AZ =,
conversation WIN 1oIiheI ueuDea ~: ~
Oemocrallc Natioua. lull..:.s, - az
that "tney couiu Sst .cns VIZ ~, LUZ wv
oenate aaa TUG au snns. at,' ~ no,,'
IN ADDITION 10 tnose ioIees, '49y nau ~ I ~
tend with the sGupiu!ty VI LEVI a.u "a. .ae
1mbecanSy OF fettoh' IL Ahaae ING " ohe wv
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THE ELECTORAL VOTE.
The question involved in the count Of the
electoral vote commanded attention in the
House to-day, and besides bill on the sub
iect, two resolutions were adopted and re-
ferred to the special committee on the cleo
toral vote. One offered by Mr. Willis, OF
New York, is pretty broad in its scope, and
directs the committee to inquire whether
any votes were given contrary to the pro.
hibition contained in the first section OF the
second article Of the Constitution. InaS
prohibition is as follows: But no senator
or representative, or person hoidlng any
office OF trust or pront, unoer tne on rsssa
States, shall be appointed an eieceoT; Inns
involves an Inquiry into the case OF waits, OF
Oregon, and all others, VINO 1t Is CANNED are
ineligible because OF holding once under the
United States. 1t was the intention OF the
mover OF the resolution ttat the commlttee
should determine the whole yeXed question
OF whether man was lnellgloie Decauee hc
held oflce at the nme ne was eiectea IL he
had resigned such olhce Defore ne received
n n;s &c h;s ,nnn;ntment In '''79
The other resolution. which was offered
by Mr. Kasson. looks to a decision In a
Somewhat INHERENT direction. for it directs
the committee to INQUIRE into the eligibility
OF electors who have not had their political
disabilities removed, they having partlei-
pateo IN Inc southern repe ~ Tho . n
s sIa.es; oonS ~ ah;eot ~ th;s Int thev
finally Withdrew the objection. and this,
With Mr.. WilIis,s resolution, went to the
committee. 80. NJ 2
- TYR sorruppS p,sApREcTIoS. sser ?
r,o e.. - .1Io,+ooroerv Rloir in his
ans emo. tho ~ r,;n, - c.St d;scrcdit mon
ne ne"sp ap,,noaa J;ssaE,tion ~ tbe southern
I n1n annon hv on;nadvart;na mon Colonel
Deto,s, ;orS ~ md ;ntimatinr that
NJ, -,.,ta,,dad 70 sneaE Inv nm
tnat senIie i,:ah Ie ia ,,ot noSsess bos no
"senoiisy WIZ a;as : Foot tbat d;Soffection
ehecI. ~ 49, as axr;st h,,t 10 daily prowine.
4gt uniy uosI Tho A dm;nistrot;on IN
a.";n eno sron, interference with the local
aoT n the South is having an immense
effect in trana,lilIizine southern sentiment
o,,f, raconciI;no the Southern DeoDle TO the
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