The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-18
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S.,,ox.I. cApPAieS-RAxsDELf. DECLINES.
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w.syrxGTox, September II, 1880.
,,a.o Reilly. the weil-known Virginia
psnnhlIcan. came into Wizards Hotel to-
'sv md remarked 10 party Of Repubii.
o ~s and Democrats that he had Just re-
,urned from Governors Island, where ne
saw the next President OF the United
states. uancock's election, be addeo' u
ss certain as thst 1.-THE Good Being reigns
shoye.n Amer saying that he founo
General Hancock 10 be splendid
.necinen OF an American, who was
.s attractive personally as he Is great as q
soldler and statesman, he remarked that a
rnmher of substantial New York farmers
we're rresent. These said they were not
oNscn. seekers. and wanted only 10 pay their
yrsS,,rfs 10 The General. They told him
fh,, while they knew OF no Democrat in
,hcir resncctiye neighborho0ds who would
yos~ Cor Garfield, they could name hundreds
~ Republicans who will this fall support
,he democratic presidential ticket. They
,ut ms majority In "the Empire State al
$4,000.
the FLORIDA CAMS IN MAINE.
While the Democrats here are aware OF
,ho couspirscy 10 rob them OF the governor
hin Of Maine they agree that no fraud,
ho,veyer stupcndous aud well executed,
cen destroy the moral effect Of their great
yic,ory ia that State. Nor will the Repub
Lcans hereafter be able TO taunt the
south with tampering with returns and
balIo,-hoxes. even II they fail in their plan
IN give The State to Davis. The Republi
cans continue TO believe that General Ben
Butler gave twenty thousand dollars TO the
Democratic campaign fund TO ala IN carry
ing Maine. They also say that 100000 was
sent 10 Maine. and that Mr.. Blaine said ht
had enough money.
GOOD NEWS FROM INDIANA.
The Indiana people here all say tbeii
state Is perfectly safe, and that the c,nvass
which was before hot, received airesh ln
petts on the Democratic side by the glorl
Gus news from Maine. Senator Mcdonald
who was at the Capitol yesterday, said TIT
same thing. The fact that Hendricks ha'
gone into Ohio looks as il be feared little
trouble In bis own State. BY The way. thu
New York Herald is not wrong in putting
the Buckeye State among the doubtful
ones, and 1t might have gone farther an(
placed il among those likely 10 go for Han
cock.
THE TREMENDOUS PROPORTIONS OF THE CAM
PAIGN.
You I'm Virginia are so absorbed in YOU
little family quarrel that yon hsye not giyer
due consideration 10 great operations going
on all over the North and West. One hal
only 10 come here, however, and look in a
headquarters 10 understand that while Wiz
Rinia is excited over the rtadiustment o
.a.1.s 4. IL IA. of "a
forgetting local differences, are making tht
grapdest light ever made on the American
continent for constitutional liberty and sec
tional equality. They are fighting 10 win
too, and have already, without aid from tn,
Old Dominion, gotten the Radicals on tht
run. and only wait the approach OF NOyem'
Der 10 give them n crushing defeat.
WHAT IS SAID OF VIRGINIA.
wish some smart Virenian could bt
sent here 10 do nothing else except explain
TO people why the Hancock men OF Virgins
do not unite and make their brethren else
where happy. One said to-day will un-
dertake to raise the money TO pay ''your
old debt f" II you will just stop your foolish.
ness and do your duty. Nobody now talks
gushingly about "the mother OF States" OF
"the glorious old Commonwealth" and
there is no Use in trying TO make Democrats
at Washington believe that with divided
Democracy Garfield will not be able TO Sc
cure her vote.
RAMsDELL DECLINES.
Mr.. Ramsdel left this evening for Rich
mond. While here he conferred with Sc
cretary Mcpherson, Of the Republican Ma
tional Committee. and other managers, anC
came TO the positive determination TO de-
cline the nomination for Congress in your
district. He no doubt learned that the
Republicans hold all the money they can
raiSp for Indiana