Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-19

T. Uf td''r e' ne H'oPo'-"'
have observed With some surprise d.--
p9>nInu on The part oi the press O. make
n.Ai az Oh. l1t4 article contributed by Gen
,ril ~hcrmn Co the October number of llr
Nu.h AI.crlqn Ecr.nc-io laugh % Out oi
court. ISL, fo speak, as ile Utt,nucc II q
growing hut toolh'cs~ supor9ulut;e.
N th de.orcuce hDg i.iYe 10 soy CHAT thi'
Isa .taat. aul io add dee opinion NAT Gem
,rll Sherman retains DID i'- iu.l Vlg0t 90 the
venom thli tolerated, II % dfd ut suggest,
fnc burning &c Columbia aud made hlm H.
different t0. ii DOT @ party g., Che 'idrous ont
..l,p-. as r.l unWr'itrn ln.h.l0ry, that we've
uerpr,rlitd in h.- march throu D. Georgia.
ilc mose of fr,atmcnt Of bis su' itci is
NOT seattle hut ,lly, and as 10 tha' ! rather
think that, lEet1c knock-knctd mao, Doc "1'
born so.' but in enc sentiments expressed
h.l-E.rHfs ENrA1lya. Aug c'p'. on lhl .uh-
irri VIII Ore removed it %" .',h'l't p'I"''
% what Is hcing uitc'fl Niih irlber1uoo no
thc Forum aud zoe tcufur8 leading periodic
ctl, "a the Aofih-ln fO'i n'I- ID ANS '' no.
gals, Cr.Hdcr LdmuuH-. hui h1I'trad'
such sp0>tttcs rs George ". cable, ana enc
dur-pG and reiterated hY tac New York Tn
L.uc, the leading Republican paper or the
North. 1n.y SHOW thu itI> article OF Gem
cral Sncrmau's is bat reycrbcalion. The
burden oi the story with them ail
o, that hc South has become soN'-
iy Democratic by c1nIr1lnng IN some
unfair Wayi thc negro Nv'r, ahu i'At il 'h'
south viii not agree 90 di,i3nch. fe Che nee
,ro ul thereby surrender ile power 10 has
gained by One second section oi ihe four
tacrfh amendment, or permit their respect
i've states ID become Republican, ihen o. req
revolution o. Nr. Cable phrases II, or ths-
''anolher War more c-uci Thar fl' lt'i. WHOM
The torch snd digger Nii take the place OF
wtl-oricr,d hlra.i0u~," as General >h-r-
man saws, ebs'i plunge tbc south iuto I'D the
horfpts Oi "a Wal Of rAres-thc NEGROES. as
sherman promises tbCm, CD le backed "With
mj noas O. assist fhtm. most probably con-
,i,tiu- % tll.Y ana W Their a'c war for the
Union, Of more thao - per cent. ol subsu-
tutr- and bounty bought heroes ard pll4n-
thruDIsts. with q lars, proportion OF their
own du.ky race.
IL IS sad tbat the bloody shirt has not been
waved in TINS canvass, That Mr.. QWy, the
Rcurhnclp ran.cer, hs, forbidden 20. Bgt
fot, - follow that mi, nls Bon, been iur'cd?
tnaf 81 viii not wave ID tb. Republicans
elect NarrsonY Is not thr conduct Of fbe
tiaternai Philadelphia brigade upon the oc-
casiou % their late visit here and since then
s,mplomeuc. Nav 10 not hc That fhe Re-
wiuncIn party wish % iua thc south into a
ioe,in. of security, and t,e1l. their ,rI3srl-
u by dropping au issue whose presence
would keep o. united;
Consider moment snrio,c the krpnh'
leans succeed suppose they demand lhaS
tle negro have what theV call BIZ rights.
suppose iley make lhc point that the llernO-
crate patty-to wii, "tbe bai'1t-hox sfu1crs,
uc ro-killer,, rurims, and yreariaus -
have, AZ 10 rs charged ln these VcrY WORDS by
the president ot the virginia cam" A,snria-
lion "a body of most respectable gentlemen
logically committed, hy TIE fact Of iarr
uuaniWous r,ee ction 0i tht- PRECEDENT, -
iue proposition that Il Is more important TO
preserve The game than the honor and Dig
ri'y OF toe siaiel suppose they mhhe me
point / say that TINS paii}' thus character
ibed' =" nave stolen Tue electoral vote oi VT
1nm" and had II dishonesty counted.
suppose that Judge Bond or Jhts"
iushSs should Gle, as they must go W'tlln
a few years on ai' event, before tn'' negro
question Is se.i.eol' anu lNal ihT Hepuel, an
pres'dcat Of Toe tame ASSOCIATION OF IT,
gina, 80 h'-n tslecineu o} us uietnofI''
sha'l pc atpoiuied TO h.l the vacancy an" 10
picsidc ~ tne prosecution 90 men aII t'thel
FOR such ouenc s. Snppo'e al iu''-
aad n3ne ol N''itN sNl pos,
tinA then Ieneioo'r 'Na on 10. ,'i o