The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-06-07

The Philadelphia Telegraph Republican,
SAYS: The Readjuster ticket Is doomed TO
defeat for several reasons. In the flfst place
the foremost Republicans OF the "Old DO.
minion" are opposed to reputation and
utilization with Democrats; then, again, a
majority OF the Democrats are opposed 10
scaling down the debt on the plan OF the Re-
adjusters, and decided aversion TO General
Mahone's tactics In the Senate Is common
everywhere. He may protest never so loud
ly that he is working for the good OF Viz
GINA, but the people will still suspect that
he is for Malone first and the State AFTER
ward. The Republicans think seriously OF
placing a ticket in the field, and II they
should select good candidates they could
elect them in triangular struggle. Their
administration of the afiiirs OF The Common
wealth for few years would scotch repu-
diation, il it would not kill it outright, and
il is to be hoped that they will organize at
once for the effort to win.
The Washington correspondent OF the
Philadelphia Times says: 1t Is understood
that Malone will have the support OF Grant
aud the effort will he made by him TO get
Grant in Virginia during the canvass, as he
thinks 1t would have powerful effect on
The negroes.
1t is stated that having made up his ticket
satisfactorily 10 himself Malone will return
| to Washington and have an interview with
Garfield and urge the claims OF the Re-
adjuster ticket to the support OF the Adj
ministraton. II is probable that in this
interview Malone will intimate that in GER
tain contingencies the Republican nominee
on the ticket, Lewis for Lieutenant.Goy-
ernor, may be elected as the successor OF
Senator Johnston. Ii Is asserted that one
reason for Biaine's obstinate opposition to
Malone is that be sees that his most ardent
Republican supporters in Virginia were
original Grant men.
| The Washington Star Of last night SAYS
Colonel Samuel Yost, editor OF the valley
| YirqiniQn, is in the city. He says that the
Readjuster ticket nominated at Richmond
the other day is certain OF defeat. He says
that Captain Rddleberger was right when
he said that the ticket would not get 5000
votes beyond the Blue Ridge mountains,
Colonel Ash. Harmon, another Readiuster,
says, according to Colonel YOst, that the
ticket will be defeated. 1t will not receive
even the full Read!uster vote. Colonel
Yost says that a Republican convention to
nominate straighout ticket will certainly
be held.
The Washington corr espondent Of the
Baltimore San says: A private letter re-
ceived here to-day from an old and very
stalwart Republican OF New York-ont
who has in the past been great admirer o.
Mr.. Conkling- SAYS that almost every en'
you meet Is against the return OF Mir. Conk
ling to the Senate; that he seems literally Il
have no friends left. This feeling is as uni
versal amongst the business and commercial
classes as amongst the politicians.
The Washington Post says: MIR. Came
ron may be entirely acceptable to the Re
adiusters, Mr.. Lewis to the Republicans
Mr.. Blair to the Greenbackers, but wha
collective strength do they pOssessf Wha
claim can such mOngrel combination 10,
to the confidence OF politically consisten
citizens OF any party, or to the assistanc
Of consistently Republican Administra
} ton?
: The Washington correspondent OF tn
Alexandra Gazette says: The prevailing
opinion here respecting the ticket nomina
ted by the Virginia Mahoneies is that tb
men who will vote for it would vote 70
three negroes, and that therefore the Con
e ventiOn acted foolishly in not nominatin
p three straigbtout Republicans, as tbereb
they would have stood some chance Of oil
tanning the support of the Administration
The New Orleans Democrat says Wick
fife, OF unsavOry memory, turns up again
, Yesterday he managed to make thing
lively for awhile In the Readjusters' Con
yenliOn at Richmond, but was finally sc
i down on. The Democrat furnished tn
1 IVirginans with his record, and thus cor
, ltribuied to his defeat. 1t is TO the credit G
The Readiusters that although they bay
Malone, they refused TO have anythiD
. further TO Go with WlckIiHe.
G2e policy of the Conkling and Pla
5 stalwarts is now pretty well defined. The
hope 10 keep up the deadlock until the
fareeaa adjournment. The fight would the
90 over until sf.er the November elections
snd in the event OF the Democrats gettn
control Of the Legislature the Governo
would raeobyene the present Legislator,
aud the balioting would be begun anew
Baltimore american.
II The 1ritase says The Primatc resigue
10 get the verdict Of the Legislature GA hi
course. lie has the verdict, and Is no,
lighting TO uPset II. even II be surrender
the United staies Senate and the Slste Q
New York TO the Democrats by doing II
This IL called " Staiwartism." The oil
name for IL Is treason.
i The Albany Evening Journal (AdmiDi.
tration) avers that sixteen OF Mr.. CoDk
ling's column Of thirty. five have signifed I
the Democratic leaders their readiness for
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