The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-20

National Re0ujusements
~. rsAxr i. BLAIR. Of WytbeyIIle. who
pedc some reputation last fall Is an advo-
eAte On The stump Of tac sexdiustmeut "
ia STATE debt, has written to gentle;nsn
B. Pulaski equity better from Which II
appears that be proposes to apply tue same
port Of rcxdjustment to the natiaoai debt.
The letter Appeals In the last issue Of the
Pulsski Psopse. Il viii be long time be-
fore more candid letter viii be presented
20 a admiNeg pablo. Indeed, we are In
A,e,iued 70 think tbat when be saw his letter
n MINT Mr.. BLAIR must have been sur
rr,sed n she remarkable frankucss which
be had displayed In writing to . friend.
But we desire Up this place 70 call ssfen-
Hon particularly TO 40 much 81 Mr.. BARS
letser n VIA tend to open she eyes of the
members OF the stanton Convention to the
tran into which General MALONE would
yekd them. We published very recently
vhatshe New York Tribune had 10 say on
che subject al su alliance between the Rc-
pubiicans and the Regulators. That Jour
nal said emrhatcaly that Ge,ieral GRANT
vould he ,aore damaged than benefited by
any such alliance, since by it he would lose
more votes 10 the North than he could pos
sibly gaia In tire South Now, although
vyeuersi MAHcxyss attcmpt to rePediate
fourteen millions OF the puOlic debt OF VII
xiuia would 3ustiiy 'the Inference that he
would Ike to ret rid q u proporiieaste part
of the public debt OF the United States, In
psp,wch " VIRGINIA GAYS Two or tbree times
ms much taxes into ebe Federal treasury as
abe does 70 suppoe her own hoase govern
meu,, vet no ore, s~e suppose, ever expected
that either be crspy one OF his iieutenants
would syows sss2i to lie bis purpose. BIZ.
BLA,a, Aowev$g, has taken the bull by the
horns. He eeumes out fiat footed on the
subject. He does not attempt TO conceal
his designs on the national debt. His Ian
gusge ispssin. He says:
Hayiae achieved grand triumph In the
State onscug view OF the debt Issue, L now
favor xsvsgorous application OF req Just
mept principle to The national debt. l
favor an increase OF good, sound green.
back currency equal in quantity to the
wants and necessities OF the people and the
>demsrds OF trade, and generally that ibis
sGovernmtDt shall be administered Tor the
reiief Of The people from their present
financial burdens in an economical anG just
msnner, and that our free schools, manu-
factories aud 0tbels-shall be
protected 10 toe utmost OF national ieglsla-
ttion. hope 1t NAV be your pleasure 10
give me your support and secure for me
sreprese citation from your county iT the
=. Congressional Convention when held. /
promise to be faithful to the cause OF the
people IN Federal as have been 10 State
affairs. II nominated VIII make an active
canvass for the party aud meet the CHAM
pions OF Funferism everywhere In the di.-
frict. would be very glad to hear favora-
bly, from You in the above matter, and would
feel myself under heavy obligations TO you.
winch would awa, be ready 10 discharge.
Yours respectfully, FRANK S. BLAIR.
Mr.. BLAIR's candor extends TO other sub
jects than the national debt. He is as child
like and bland as the heaihen Chlnee when
he says:
al hope il may be your pleasure TO give
me your support and secure for me repre-
sentation from your county IN the Congress
sioLai Convention" "Would feel
myself under heavy obligations 10 you,
schich 1 tc0utd dl,cayS be ready to DIS
charge"
What cay sour friends the enemy" who
are to meet in Staunton tomorrow? Are
they willing to Join hands with the
Mczarters' Will anybody In Washington
c0unteuaBce a Coalition between "the
honest.m money party aud the .. Greenback
iupatics"i Even as we ask the question the
leading GRANT organ In the Union, the New
York Times, answers 1t as follows:
ITO this extent the negroes Of Virginia
have been benefited by their fusion with the
Rsx0iusiers. Still, IL Ii biRh time that the
alliance was broken up. The cOlored men
are naturally Republicans, and they should
be In full sympathy with the national lead
ers OF their party. They can hope for no
further advantage from a union with the
reputation wing OF the Democratic party.
When the time comes, he whole OF that
party--Debt-Payersa aud Read listers alike
will doubtless, with few Notable eXcep.
lions, he found supporting the Cincinnati
nominee. The Republicans OF Virginia,
while and black, should be warned in time.
IL they are 10 succeed In the coming cleo
ton, they must do so by their own ex.
ertions, not bv any combination with either
wing OF the Democracy.
Seven out OF the nine Re&djuster papers
In bis district are said to prefer Mr.. BLAIR
Tor Congress. Therefore 1t Is unquestion-
able that he Is leader Ia bis psrty-a truly
representative man. That party will scarcely
repudiate 30 distinguished \ reputation.
Finally, what say the white ReAdiusters
OF Virginia 10 beiDg placed in position
where they are constantly n'gmded as the
allies Of the negroes and OF the Republican
paTtyf
No QUARTER TO DEBr.PAYERss- r. s.
BLAIR lets out all the secrets of his party
In his famous letter alluded to elsewhere.
For instance, he says: