The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-12-20
The DAILY DISPATCH

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been sent there for any other purpose than
to find comfortable eneampment for his
troops during the winter We can imagine
his unbounded CONSERVATION and wrath when
he hears that Steptoe is to be his successor.
He had no doubt calculated, and that, as it
turns out, very correctly, that no civilian,
however hungry in general for the spoils,
would be anxious to rend the prey from the
Mormon lion. But he does not seem to have
thought that soldier, accustomed to deal
with much more dangerous animals than him
self, might be appointed his successor. We
shall not be surprised to hear of a Mormon
rebellion and of some hard f;phtino The
public attention will be diverted for time
from Sebastopol, to the siege of Utah. But
Col Steptoe, with his detachment of U. s.
soldiers, in case of resistance. will soon dis.
pose of Brigham Young and his crazv and
besotted crew. We trust he win do his work
enec.uaiiy' ana tnat II a night does come Off
Nc VIM no' iease one stone OF 'otan upon
@no'ner; ana seno Bingham Young to keep
oo"psnS WIN zoe smith.
HoS. JOHN LErcHER.-We knaw no mann.
ber of Congress- whose nnhlic cou,sa hiss
won more genera, resnact and astearn tbor
that of Hon. John Letcher. In a very short
Congressional career. he has made . decided
IMPRESSION ,,non tho nubl;c mind ond ~.
not bv anv striking orator;cal d;snlav. not
bv the manifestation of b;aoted nar,;,an
sn;r;t ftbouob he "a . vorv dao;dad aa,no
crat nor least Of all cl.n'tr.n oh.r,atsnra
or demaeopu;sm Rnt that which IN NJ
Letcber ha. arrested the canar.l .tten,;on
has been his indenendent and manIv cotton
upon all pablie questions. the .bla fa.rlas..
and energetic manner in which ba bas b.o..
aieo cerlain ior.niusDie ABUSES ana the unos-
pu' vigorous energy wltn which he
y nas ulscnaise al ms representative duties
.,,ei' we arc sorIy 20 say, are rare, but
"nsn 'ney arc iounu' oeserVe all tnat can be
'"'u ~ piaise u mem s
TWe hope that there will be no mora
'fiare.ups'' in Congress during this session
We have had enough of sucb exh;b;t;ons au.
ring former sessions. The parties who en-.
gage in these affairs do not attract so mncb
Of the public admiration and resnect a. tbav
suppose. The people of the United States
have already suffered greatlv in renutat;on
abroad by brawls in Congress-. and thew ara
becoming tired of them. If neonle desire 10
fight and kill each other. Let them 90 nu;at,v
about it, so that the first intellirenee = the nuh
lie will have of any serious f1isaoraamont
wil Do tne news OF the parties exchanging
shots. People like to read the particulars of
duels but they are beginning to be tired Of
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RELYING ON PRovIDENcE.-The letters
from English soldiers in the Crimea often
display very pious vein The poor fellows