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The Daily Dispatch: May 9, 1864., [Electronic resource], article 1 (search)
tical cauldron at Washington is building and bubbling at a fearful rats, and its mixed ingredients, as they are turned up to the surface, would astonish the witches of Macbeth. The responding members of the dominant party of the two are beginning to work diligently. They are anxious to get their heavy business off their hands in season for the Baltimore Convention. They seem to be on hand among the jugglers of that body delegates or no delegates. " Old Abe" for the succession, like Captain John Tyler in his day, excepting a corporal's guard, is without a party in either house.--The anti-Lincoln men are mostly for Chase, a few of the red hot radicals are for Fremont or Butler; but the whole pack agree in this one thing; that Gen. Grant has the entire case in his hands. The game of the Chase faction to put off the Baltimore Convention is played out, or put off fill the meeting of the convention. They expect a great and decisive struggle in Virginia in the interval, and that somethi