The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-26

| Election OF the farmer. He expressed ssme patriotic
visws ss 70 GU, duty t. each sher and the State In
natl nal questions. ard the danger we naa 90 meet
sud ward of.
Vln eouclnsen he rave II farme! some good advice
shout educating HE sons They . anor.a g p.as.esi
farming. IL .h.y were not pracsi,al they would
soon Lose al that was left them in paying for exps-
rence He advised th the daughters be brought
CD TO make farsaers ,rires Some we're sent to The
North for polist, ifthey ony Mere = God - their
be soaa I'd ham 10 o.. with soss o
r. He spoke of the g'eat blessing Of good indus
t,ious and intellis pt wife, said that the education
BY advisig tia youns ladies' in no Gaze to m ,rry
r'an rho eoul d net support Them. He thanked the
'ad,.nes f,r shei, e.srn.on; reuarkias thstlt was
The s.A. B. G s-Not very long after Mr.. Ven
able concluded, q comriotion on the Fair Grounds
indicated the Arrival Of the company of Masduers
known by thes. initials. They marched directly
10 the track where they were TO have their mock
and tournament never saw them before.
aud really never care to see them again Their
decorations are the most oatre that the maginations
OF the Masquers could conceive, and have no real
point OF buriesqae that could perceive. Ifiis sa.
iir on Mexican military display there's mo- enough
OF similarly presented TO give 1t force. sparkar-
roster OF some locomotive answered for cahnCn,
and on was Sound on the Dog Law" The Mas.
quers were on all sorts OF asses and horses Inc
old Eds and stables seemed to have been search
ed for all the spawned, and halt, and blind, and
broken down animals that could be prodccec. Az
for the decorations they are indescrt he. The COM
rnander in chief rode the most miserable and dolo-
rous ass that was seen out Of horse heaven
if asses are allowen TO go there. Three masquers'
disguised ladies rode In a carriage the most an.
cient and dilapidated. 1.-THE Knight who robbed
Billy Paterson's hen roost was one Of the remark
able inscriptions on the back of one of the Guard
said TO be Santa Annals Body Guard Other Ia
scrptons assorted lily enough WIKI the name OF
the company.
These motley mascu ers for time uionopohzed the
Fair Everything except the rsPeated braying of an
old in pan hard by, who seeftied to think he
ought to be In the crowd suspended, and the at
tsn,ion Of everybody was directed to tbs tstterde
IN ,ion knights, who were Teeing and jogging about
their spawned and scrawney nags. They ran their
races advertised, very much to the marriment OF
the crowd. and wound up with their tournament
fourtarte hoop answered for the ring, and the lam
dsre at it Ihei lances with peculiar az kward
hardly excelled by any of the filters at the
fashionable watering places. At last little fellow
jse&sss took of the hoop with q wooden sword,
and upon coming up he crowned one OF the lsdes in
the chariot the Queen of Love and Besuty"-end
sgch queer! l could give you some amusing Incl
dents, but know you nave no space.
This concluded the 8. A B. g exhibition and the
proceedings for the day. The people were not will
Ting TO look az shy thing elsethey left the ground
rejecting the urgent invitations outside to
Che bearded lady, the dnasondss the cstamotnt the
,urang outang-any Of them for twelve ena q half
cents.
Thus closed the fair for the second day. To.mor.
row some trials of horses and the ploughing is to
eomeIo Yours, c.