The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-05-27

ton IN the control OF parties and the con-
duct OF government. Hence the Mitchell
movement Il likely to carry with II con-
siderable share Of the Republican vote;
and il II does not show good deaf more
than double the strength developed last
year under the solitary leadership OF Mr..
Wolfe IL will be very strange.
"This means the defeat Of the Republl-
can party In Pennsylvania next fall. There
Is very little probability that the Indcpend-
ont wing can command plurality OF votes
i'm the state. bta there is good deal OF
probability that il can reduce the Cameron
vote to less than n plurality and give the
victory TO the Democrats"
But for the Greenbackers this wotl'd
certainly be the result. As it is, we fear
that the Times has oyer-estimated the
strength OF the boilers.
The PhiladeIph telegraph O!epubiican)
says:
"Tbe Convention which met in this city
Yesterday was one of the most remarkable
assemblaees OF the kind in the political his
tory Of The country. The earnesfness man
Tested in this particular TO purify the Re-
publican partyl was, indeed, almost pas
sionate, only being equalled by the fierce
ness of its determination, as constantly
revealed. to make no compromise with the
enemy and to fight Camcronism and all that
It implies until the last line is taken, the
citadel stormed, and the last vestige OF
.Bossism' in this long-disgraced Com
monwcalth is forever wiped out"
The celebrated Republican leader Mr..
JAMES McMAyEs's tersc opinion is " that it
is ticket that will raise a row in the COM
ing campaign"
Colonel LEVI BIRD DUFF, the candidate
for Lieutenant-G ovcrnor, says: cit is a
strong ticket, aud ought to win in the bat
tie that We arc making against Bossism. 1t
will fight the spells system TO the death. /
can find no one who is displeased with the
result"
Senator MITCHELL, who could not con-
zeal his delight over the work done, said /;
att not only an excellent fighting ticket,
but absolutely free from the charge Of
being any one mans ticket. 1t can boast
OF more one-logged. soldiers than the CAME
ron ticket could. The ticket will be sup
ported north, south, east, andwest, and |
think we will win"
Major GEORGE W. MEEHCK. the candi-
date for Secretary OF Internal Affairs. says :
Il will fight with ell my might and main
Tor our nominees, and for our cause. We
will shake the foundations OF the CAMERON
dynasty as they were never shaken before"
Editor GFIsr, OF The Lancaster NclC Era,
declared the ticket one Of the best ever put
up Nv the Republicans Of this state, and
saws: "And while l am not certain that
the candidates can be elected, | DO believe
they can defeat Mr. CAMERON ticket"
Chairman MCKEE declares with conf
dence: "This ticket will receive fully
three times the votes given to WOLFE in
this state last year.
The New Yorl; IYOrId says:
cit begins to look Ike IN earthquake
afterall among the Republicans"
The Philadelphia Times says;
cit can dcfantly challenge comparison
with The ticket nominated under the Boss
system at Harrisburg. IT is ticket OF the
Republican people. made by the indepen-
dent sentiment that now asserts its supre-
macy
The Philadelphia Press seems 70 think
that a new State Convention Of Camera
mans and anti-Cameronians may become
necessary. Other papers express various
opinions.
CAMERON, CONTLlNG. LOGAN, and GRANT
=. d.
is the chief OF the Ilali-Dreeds.