The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-06-03
Besides, we respectfully call attention
again 10 the following, which we published
In the Wbio of Yesterday:

Besides, we respectfully call attention
AGAIN 10 the following, which We published
in the Wing OF yesterday:
.The Bourboss have made advances TO the Re-
puhlicsns, and have proposed TO make many comes,
stons for a Republican alliance. They have agreed
10 give tue Republicans ore third or The Siate ana
county Offices. and TO rtDtat re cqDudt,on ~
hut the offer was reiected."- Washington fetter'
2efA, 10 Boston journal.
Does the Wing really credit this silly re-
port! Our contemporary must be blinded
by his prejudices or his wishes If he does.
There Is not word Of truth in il. We At
tended both the late meetings OF the Demo
cratic State Central Committee, never leav'
ing the room for one moment on either oc-
casion while IL was in session, and had full
and free conferences with its members. Not
a word was said by anybody on the subjects
named 10 the above paragraph. We pro-
nouncc the story false from beginning "a
ending. No such proposition was ever
made TO the Republicans or ever will be
made to them by our party. The Readjnst'
e,s know well enough that we have made
no such proposition to them and II they
were not so much alarmed rs to their fate
next November they would not cr( dit the
absurd report that we had offered to make
such an alliance with the Republicans. OuI
strong card is unyieding opposition to
CoNKLIXG, CAMERON, and DAWES. and all
their supporters in Virginia or elsewhere
It's General MALONE, II anybody, who offer;
TO give the Republicans one thid Of the
State and coanty offices.
II may be replied that there are Demo
crais besides those on the State Contra
Committee. True enough; but they can
sneak only each for himself. IL would be
ridiculous folly for any private individual tc
offer TO make trade with the Republicans
But no such coalition could be made by
even the State Central Committee against
our protest; and therefore the Wing may
quiet its spprehensions. We promise to
offer better terms to the Democratic Read
justers than TO the Republicans; and TO put
a veto upon all attempts to sell out The
Democratic party. We desire TO finish uT
next fall the Job OF settling the public debt
aud killing the Readiuster party; and W.
don't desire and shall not counteuance any
side issues.
What could the Republicans gain by a co
alition with the Democrats Nothing
What could they gain by a coalition Will
the Readiusters? Nothing. The Read
busters even now would not dare TO pledge
themselves to support-and let the pledge
be made public--the next Republican can
didate for President even II upon that con.
dition the leaders of the Republicans would
promise to vote their ticket this year. What,
then, could The Republicans make by CO.
ALTON with them? Nothing but the disor'
ganization Of their own party and the cree
ton upon its ruins Of party That would
not dare to support the Republican candi
date for President.
IL the Republicans are wise they will moi
ally themselves with the Mahoneites; and
as 10 the Democrats, they do not need any
recruits. They are confident Of their abiL
ity TO send both ReSdjusters and Republic
cans 10 grass next fall. The Republican;
will survive the defeat; but the RtSdjust
ers will 60 to join the Know-Nothings, The
Greenback lunatics, and all the other fac
lions Of day that have tackled the grand
old Democratic party. They will never b.
heard OF again.