The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-05-24
Pennsylvania.

The revolt against bOss EuiV ehiN'''~"' ~
dofeat next fall Of the Republican candi-
dates for the several State offices, or, ra-
,ber. the CAMERON candidates, and may re-
sult In elcctiug several Democrats TO Con-
gress.
CAMERON. CoxKLrNO, and LOGAN are the
shrce Republican bosses. CoNKLISG Is al
uresent out OF sight, and will, II is TO be
boped, never again succeed IN getting the
Republicans OF New York worked up into
smother such machine as Mr. BLAINE
smashed last year. LOGAN was defeated in
1850 In his scheme to pack the Chicago Con-
vention. yet still has much power in HIT
nois. owing largely OF course TO the TACT
that Mr.. Arthur places so much OF 'he
Federal patronage in that State III ms as
posal. CAMERON has never been actually
defeated in Pennsylvania; but the Tact That
WOLFE last year drew of fifty thousand
votes from the regular Republican or CAM
ERox ticket seems to have convinced DON
that he had TO yield something to the In
dependents, and so he consented 10 inc
nomination OF RAwLEs for Supreme Judge
and MARSHALL for Congressman at large.
But MARSHALL is a rare candidate TO be
mt ND by CAMERON. 1t is as II General
MALONE were 10 nominate RAN. TUCKER To
run on Rcadiuster ticket. MARSHALL has
not yet declined; but see how he talks.
He says;
They [the independents should 90 to the
people with the single question: "Wby
should Don Cameron sit in Washington
and dictate who shall be our congressman,
Judges, and legislators :" / am told that
Cameron and his miniOns claim TO have
nominated me. II is all fudge. The
Camerons don't like me-. At the conyen-
ton held in 1860 / spoke against the nomi-
nation Of Simon Cameron for the presi-
dency for two hours, and said !;
"Gentlomen, beg you to remember that
YOU are about TO name man not
Tor ward constable. but for President OF
the United States. i beg you To remember
that this high Office has been held by Wash
ington, Jefferson, Madison, and long line
of iilustrious men. DO YOU want such
man as Simon Cameron TO occupy the seat
louorcd by Washington? Shall YOU say
that JetTcrson's mantle shall fall on such
shoulders as these: That was the time
that / said L can go through dark alley
AT night, and the first man | caught would
make better President than Simon Cam
eron.' l have had people related to Don
Cameron come to me since the nomination
and say that | should beware OF him;
that he would knife me when the proper
time arrived He does not want me in
Washington, and | am not anxious to CO."
IL CAMERON did desire MARSHALL to be
nominated, he must have been trembling
in his boots at the prospect Of being de-
feated 10y the Independents, Of whom
MARSHALL is the greatest leader. We
guess. however, that MARSHALL will de-
cline TO run on the CAMERON ticket. Ii is
hardly to be expected that the Camera
mans would work very hard for his sue
cess.
United states Senator MITCHELL has
taken the stump against the CAMERON
ticket. Last Saturday he spoke to large
crowd in Tioga county. Sec how he spoke
also:
gave Mr.. Arthur notice Of my position
on these questions as plainly as | have
stated them to you. told him il the auto
cratic power in the state was permitted to
strike down the Independent Republicans
in Pennsylvania there would be reyolu-
ton. The President asked, "DO you
mean YOU would take up arms 7" l
said. Mr.. President, you very well
know what mean. The govern
ment of Conking, Cameron, and Lo-
gan is not government OF the
people. Ii is a usurpatiOn. [Applause.l Ii
The people don't want to follow me, don't
ask them to. / will go on. il am the only
man in Tioga county, or Pcnnsy lyania, in
the fight. [Applluse.l And in this ! am
serving my country rather than myself,
and he who serves his country first loves il
hest. [Checrs and applause.l / can't and
won't spend my time in looking ToundfO
an oflice-to get some one out 10 put You
in. [Applause.l Let the best man go into
the oliice, and if he Is a Democrat, still let
him 20 in. That is what i mean by civil
service reform"
The Philadelphia Telegraph sustains the
boilers. 1t is a Republican journal. Ii
says:
every Republican, Stalwart or hide
pendent, must now concede that the Re
publican party in Pennsylvania is hope
iessly divided for the present important
compagn. Ii is a thoroughly, hOpelcssly
divided as IL worst enemy could wish it
to he. and with the result of rendering it
extremely doubtful ii ii viii continue to
control the administration Of the State
government during the terms for which
the iall candidates arc 10 serve"
We regret that we haven't room for
much more news from Pennsylvania. 1t
is the centre OF interest just now.