The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-09
bats not bad news by any means.
Bulldozing.

The best specimen OF Du1uozinB, VI VI WI
attempt ut bulldozing. which we nave seen
for q long time, may be found In the last
address OF the Republican National Com
mitlee, which Is dated New York, Noyem-
Der 9Th. We have given elsewhere what
they say about the Senate and House. We
now give what they say OF the presidency.
The address reads as II these conscious
criminals thought their neidrious schemes
had been discovered and would yet be cir
cumyented. Read this wonderful produc-
ton:
i" Headquarters Republican National
Committee, No. 2il FIN Avenue, NeU
York; The Republican National Commit
tee presents to the country ie>ume OF The
sweeping victory won by our party on Tnes-
dav, November I'd, which has been so cheer
fully accepted by all thoughtful and patri.
otto men, and by the great business and
commercial interests nf the nation.
"Gsrtield and Arthur have received 2l3
electoral votes, and will be inaueurated Pre-
sident and Vce-PTesldent March 4, 1887
The actual result in New Jersey, California.
and Nevada IS so close that Il cannot be as
certained until the official count is made,
but we have reason to believe that at least
one-and perhaps two-of those States have
given their electoral vote 10 our candidates.
1.-The popular majority for Garfield and
Arthur will not fall short OF 100000 IN the
northern States. The majority OF General
Hincock IN the northern States will hardly
reach 1900. If the Republicans OF the
South bad been permitted TO vote as they
wished to, and have their votes counted as
they were cast. at least six OF these States
would have recorded maiorlties ringing
from five to forty thousand for our ticket.
=. The majorities, therefore, claimed by
our adversaries in most OF the southern
States we regard unworthy OF cOnsidera-
ton.
Clarified and Arthur have been elected
by unparalleled popular maiOritles in that
portion OF the country where the right of
every citizen Is recognized 10 vote as he
pleased ana have his ballot honestly counted.
This result in the intelligent and free North
is a chaste and lond answer 20 tbe indecent
manner in which our adversaries have
waged the whole OF their campaign.
Republicans may be assured that no
afteJthOugbt Of two or three mortified and
des perate leaders OF the minority, wIith'ng
under their party censure, will be allowed
TO trifle with this mighty verdict, or pre-"
vent tie ORGANIZATION OF the Government
on the appointed day by the resolute men
chosen 10 administer it,.
IS. w. DORSEY, Secretary"
"Tbus conscience doth make towards OF
us ALL" Was there ever such document
seen before? II shows that the men who
partly bought, and partly stole, and partly
grabbed by force, The presidency OF the
United States are shaking in their shoes at
the bare thought OF being fOiled OF their
object. They see 10 every bush an officer.
They are trembling lest they lose the Sem
ate, lest they lose the House, and lest they
lose the presidency. Why this trepidatiOn
and this alarmi Why these fcarsi Why
these threats? Why, indeed? Because
money bought the votes which force did
not compel, and thus the presidency was
by fraud. force, and corruption taken from
the Democrats.
There is no danger. The thoughtful
and patriotic men" accept the result as
better than turmoil, bloOd'hed, and war
and it was the deliberate calculation OF the
Republican stalwarts that such would be
the case which induced them 10 rape the