The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-27
What Nav Happen.

WudL nidy I1NPPOA'
The Southern Intetligencer, the metro
politsn orsan Of the Republicans, and now,
we suppose we may say, The leading GAR
piELD Journal in Virginia, again in It's issue
OF this week avows its sympathy with the
boilers. II says:
"The startling sight OF Malone and his
party being thrown overheard by this New
York Committee has amused the RepubIl-
cans OF the State, filling them with admira-
ton and sympathy for the gallant little
General and his followers. Suppose that
this sympathy should now fake some prac-
fical form; that the Republican managers
I'm New York should pass the word TO the
Republic ans here 10 60 to Mahone's rescue,
support his electoral ticket, aud make him
the owner OF the eleven electoral votes In
controversy: who can say that this would
not give quietus 10 the Funders, their
candidates, tickets, and ailf Of course, III
such an event, there would be Important
questions relating TO the proper destination
and delivery OF those votes.
"If Hancock were defeated any way,
either with or without them, the question
whether or not they should DC cast Tor him
would be Of little moment; but ii by cast
could elect the President OF their choice,
their votes would have an unusual and un-
exampled value.
.sThey would not be Hancock's surely.
He could hardly expect them all, since the
party holding them would owe their pos
session TO the votes OF Republicans. lu-
deed, he could not expect single one I'M
ill be had executed bond OF indemnity for
late insults and found a sufficient security
somewhere 10 guarantee to these Read
juster people that he would never
again misbebaye. Failing to make q
satisfactory bsil-bond, why he and his party
would be pushed aside. The ticket that
Hancock has Just repudiated could hardly
be claimed as certain for Hancock In any
case, but surely II 1t were elected by Re-
publican as well as r adiuster votes 1t
could not vote for him except in the pro.
portion Of Ii that ren aimed to him after de-
Quoting The number OF electors which
should be estimated as fairly representing
the number OF Republican votes cast for the
ticket. But we shall know more about 1t,
perhaps, IN day or two"
That is decidedly cool; but 1t is worthy
OF the attention of the Democrats. Colonel
PoPHAM styles the Democratic National
thus initiating the Wing, and thus cutting
of his own party, which is nothing but
northern, sectional party, from all sympa'
thy In Virginia. The Republicans are filled
with admiration for General MAuoYEl Nc
doubt OF it. Suppose that this sympathy
should result in coalition! Well, let It,
We have no objection il the allies will only
avow the alliance. II they will but confess
that it is their purpose to make General
MALONE "the ocner" oil Virginia's electoral
votes. we shall be ready to go before the
people on the issue thus made up. He WILL
however, have to recast his electoral ticket
before he can become the owner OF those
eleven votes. The people OF Virginia in
tend that their eleven votes shall be given
10 HANCOCK. whether those votes will elect
him or not; and neither General MALONE
nor bis electors will dare 20 ask the people
to give to General MALONE or his electors
the right to cast these votes, or even one OF
them, for GARFIELD. However anxious the
boilers may be to punish General HANCOCK
for the action OF the National Committee In
Hthrowing overheard General MALONE,
they will not dare to let the people know
that they contemplate any attempt at re-
ycnge; and to do the MALONE electors jus
tice. we will add that we believe they would
decline TO run rather than be considered as
enemies TO General HANCOCK.
The iateltigencer contains another article
worthy OF attention. II has been rnmored
in this city for week or more that
there Is scheme on foot for effect
ing coalition between the Republicans
and the Readjuster so far as their candi-
dates for Congress are concerned. A Rich.
mond correspondent Of the Philadelphia
Times foreshadowed this coalition last
week, but we did not give full credence TO
the rumor. AS, however, Colonel PoPHAY,
who Is not only leading Republican bat
also an avowcd sympalhizer with General
MABoxf and his boilers. and may therefore
be presumed TO be 10 the secrets OF one II
not both Of the parties to the alleged co.
ALTON. has deemed the letter giving the
report IN question important enough to be
reproduced 10 his paper, we will copy IL
also. II Is a. foliows:
A REPvpLIcAS TRADE --THElR CoxanEs-
eloxA1, CAkDlDATEs 10 WIHDaAwIS Favor
~ tbs BEApyvsrgHs. Especial correspond.
s ence q the Philadelphia 1ymes.l-- Rich.
monds "a, October I0.--The highest Be.
eolsoier authority IN the State says that ihe
( eefepe which be- been under sdvIsemeni
~ hePaol'eans toE the Withdrawal oI