The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-06-24

ft Who are 39PVUsASAS
nn.~sw,s paper threatens that sne
a.s.s~stout Republicans Of The State Com
.rss,es refuse 70 come to terms with the ma.
nnrs,l 4. the LIwss faction may holland eau
! Convention Of their own for the purpose
~ endorsing CAMERON, LEWIS and bLaM'
suppose they DO bolt and call smother
Convention. The wIcKHAm Convention
wi,I be the regular Convention, ana there
fore entitled 10 the allegiance OF ell genuine
RcpubIicans. What sort OF hepuo'ess
snnveu,ion would that be which snou'o
abandon The Republican party TO us iale
and unite with a party which processes 70
have no more sympathy with u tnan WIN
The Democratic partys 49,.
Suppose q haH-dozen members OIL INC
STATE Central Committee Of the Democra''c
uar,v were to insist upon wiiharsw'ng
from the committee because It has called Tue
August Convention, and upon ca''ing y
nre,sp5ed Democratic Convention Tor tue
nurpose OF endorsing the MALONE nomi'
nees |: would not those haIf-dozen Democrats
occupv exactly the same position which it'll
proposed the LEWIS Republicans shall occu'
nys Ard would not the Democratic COM
ml,teemen occupying the position OF the
y.svrs committeeman be laughed to scorn
and shot out OF the party as out OF cata'
putty
Again: What is to become OF these bogus
pennhlieans bereaitcrs The year 1851
viii soon be ended, and the readl ustmeht
ouestlon consigned to oblivion. Are they
roinr to claim to be Republicans and IN
alliance with the national Republican party
when their record will show them to have
deserted the Republican party, and alIled
themselves with a faction that dares not
ayow IFS creed to be Republican, or lis
svnpatbies to- be with the Republicans, nor
70 promise to vote for Mr.. GARFIELD or any
other Republican 10 1884? VIII Mr.. GAR
FIELD recognize such men as genuine Re
publIcans?
once more: The time for sending dele
gates TO the Republican National Conven-
ton 10 nominate candidate for President
Of The United States will soon be held:
viii the WIcKHAM Republicans or the MA
HONE Regdjusters be recognized as the pro-
per party TO send those delegatesS To ssk
that question Is 10 answer 1t. The NOR
TONS, the LEwIsEs, the BLAIRs, the CANE
Roxs, aud the HARRIsEs, will have 30 part
nor lot In that Convention Of Straightout
Republicans. The WICKHAM Republicans
know themselves to be The only genuine
Republicans In Virginia. They know, TOO,
that no man can serve two masters or Two
parties. They have resolved, therefore, that
hereafter no such men as'we have named
above-no man, In fact, who acts with the
Mahoueites-shaIl take part in their county
meetings or State Conventions. The re-
sui, Is bound to he the early ostracism OF
every MALONE Republican. Such pre-
teoded and proiessed Republicans will be
turned over TO the tender mercles OF the
Resdiuster party. They will baye no part
nor lot with the straigbtout Republicans.
These will elect delegates to the National
Convention; will be the delegates; and
will have the offices under the next Admin.
istration II that Administration shall be
Republican one. Government officials, and
these wanting to be such under Republican
rule, will hardly abandon the regular party
organization with such a prospect before
them.
Let il not be forgotten that the Demo.
Gratis ask for no help either from Mr.. GAR
FIELD, or from Mr.. LEwIs's faction, or from
General wIcKHAM's party. They are conf
dent OF their ability to gain victory in Vir.
GINA next November, whether there be one,
two. or three tickets 10 the field.