The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-07

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Ceantry mother II the Constitution; mother OF tile
declaration Of Independence; moth r Of the rcvolu
wark Of the Cons tuition. (Loud appiaase) We
mar wei claim that she is mother Of Us ALI" IL IL
nee ssary Tor me TO give yoa list q her sonsl--
this mighty fabric: aud they are Just stauneh in
their historical vctssen these pillars in the Arm
Aud Nv AFTER ali shes talk asou, yirslnias dc.
cay sh~ has ayed she has decay ed. she
has not rregrssscd In d echauic are. in mining and
the hed II Pennsy lvapia in iron and al. and she
can have mechanics minors OF msnU fscturers SD
ceamefce, whenever shechooses; and rs have sa,d
often be'o every river has its wat,r fall which
.",vs.nrs ne music OF her power for machinery
i. "a sou addressing hirosslfto Mr. Cochrane)
Tor ths honest trufh which You have told them this
da AZ witness 10 what hav@ been preaching
Vr:nia was turning her All, n;ion TO manufactures.
nesGanics aud commerce AMI mianx No country;
No Stat can live npon one only Of tie h'e ear9inal
rswersof production She must res RI 10 all OF the
nv combined, and she il doing 4; 50 eei9re yen
leave here my friends from New Yors. and LOOK e
nobie scenery I say that labor is 70, the 'roud
siiis Of society. and thank God thst the OIL cor
E,al nsistocsacy Of Virginia. Which desrised me-
cla0ical and manual iaSof, % nearly run ott. !
thank God that we are besinu,ng {. see miners.
mechanics AID manufacturers who will help To tnise
grad Of respectAhiii.y. (Ianshter and applause
Look a. the iron factory mere; look NJ the tobacco
taCt0gy heJe--fhRt factory WHICH Is every DAY steal
ing my life away with the very Wsed Of iuSury -
(rhe Governor chess tobtcoo freeiy.) Blu: it is
worth some five or six nil ions W; and If you ask
ms where Virginia is to-day, will tell Sou icters
sou dre--in Warwick Barksd sts's mill house, that
Srinds out q mean ALI che miils} about f1" hundred
thousaud barrels OF fHur per year. (Appsuss J
And str we ara reaching our Rriarian arms 20 the
big beni OF the ohio. We ars runn ag dead
straight hne OF rslr"ad from Hampton Roads TO
the noub of the Ohio which lies exactly midway
between the Cuff Of Mexico and the Northern lake,.
We will carry this csn,l-lo AT lis basjn-we will
carry 4 across the Ale shsnies and, Mr. Prcrident
of the James River and kanawha Csnal, (sldress-
Ing hmselft % Cos Eli IT You and don't live 70
see it cross tn tunnels Of the Aeshsnies. nv chill
dren viii live TO see Il cant say tat OF You're as
you have got Dooe (Lsu xhter, and cries 0: this
way" .thi, wey." from the ielt)
ov WIss- he fact is that ain now talked cut,
have recently reco~er1d rom severe Illness, and
fe-i, que6tly. unable TO speak at any lenx 9Th
Cries of 80 on, go on,
Gov Wisc--I would If l could, but cannot.
will nov conclude by giving you the following
toast:
K1rginis's Gnes.s-Tbey must measure Vrginia's
C me 10 them by the size aud Of h. dining
.AIn-the largest Touring mill. with the best brand
In The world II there be not bread enough On the
10 rd below, there ars barrels for thousands more
The Governor took his seat smld the most eo-
tbusiastic applause.
-. The 18th Regiment Of New Yo-k state Militia.-
The ir orps of the first city Of the rt state ot
,he hrst nation-known always TO the count y-ty-
day endea~ed to Virginia
Col. Duryee was called upon TO respond to this
toast but excused himself on account of the Iate-
ness OF the hour. He addressed & few words tn his
company relative TO the occasion and tie place,
and called upon them TO give nine cheers Tor the
Old Dominion, which were given with will.
Judge LYONS rose after the tumut had subsiied
and proposed niue cheers for the National Guard
and three more for their gallant commander. The
cali was heartily responded to.
The following regular toasts were then read, the
reading being interrupted several tirues by ca Is
for Mayor Mayo. Col. oeideu, aud others.
s. Tn cit OF New York ana the city of Rich md
TheJ vie with ea" other in hdrorng the rI. niory
OF patriot whose light far of shone" 6UeG i'll the
. The army Of the U eited States. A winter cam
pagn In the Eocky Mountains has shown ,ha they
have an Alexander who may be great" and a
Cooke who keep his course mid storms as
10. The sayy Of The United Sta'es They only
await the order to pluck the "Buzzard,' aud na'i
II. July 5, isii The lay that Americas Taught
Penin-n ar heroes that others besides The BRUSH
soldier, understood the Iu'h # the bayonet ~,
conatry fears notbil z from In, r numbers but ex.
poets very thing of their ide it, aud courage.
Is. Woman. The JOY ami torment o. mans life
the Alpha AID omega OF his exiStence-the m@in
spring OF all mis- actions-the tyrant from whom
there Ia appeal, whose slightest caprice is Ia n
whss rnbJects asves,yet wJuse thrali0m We all
The reading Of the toasts being finished, the IN
pany dispersed aud the scene became one Of great
activity Incorporation for leaving and was followed
by the solemn stiffness which prevailed after the
military had left
CLOSE or THE DAY
ihe festivities in rhe diniug room having termi
mated, the Companies resumed their arnIs, and the
National Gusrd soon after formed into line Oh II; h
street. AS the Virginia military marched by III.
line. the guests presented arms. They then forn
ed INTO column by comPa lies and were escorted uf
Main to 9th streetand up 81 To Capitol Square. The
entire column then marched around the MuGu
ment and saiuted the statue of Washington.
After spending short time on the square. tie
Now Workers we're escorted to their quarters--tbe
Ballard House, he st. Charles aud the Powhat.u
and dismissed. There WAS no parade at light
but many of our soldiers endeavored 10 mai, the
tine OF the visitors pas pleasantly. By Uest0wing
On them such attentions as lay within their power
The Artillery fred the usual evening salgte, on
Capitol square.
AT NIGHT.
The Capitol Square was the centre Of attraction
where thousands OF persons assembled 10 lGhsie
the pure air, and to spend pleasant hour. lily :
O'Clock groIps of ladies with their attendants
to be- seen moving from every direction to-
wards the square, 90 that before O'Clock the VA
rious avenues the west side OF the capitol pre-
sented one living mass OF human beings. sergIDg
TO and fro as If moved by other than huma q
power. The committee appointed to decor ate
these grounds for the occasion, had sIrubs hun.
dreds of Chinese lamps, made of colored paper,
along the walks aud upon the trees aud Souii!
srn portico of the Capitol the yariegated lights
from which, rejecting upon the parties sit-
thug upon the grass, benches and steps OF the
uncut and state house. gave TO the whole scene u
most picturesque and fairy like appearance. Ad-
ded TO this, the Armory band djscoursed delightful
music for a short time, which served to increase
the animation Of the AS a further attrac-
ton, transparent arches, with suitable devices,
we're thrown over the various gateways leading III
to the square. We present copy Of them
Over the gate leading into l2th street and Frank
lin, we're the following woids:
.'The Mount Vernon Association. Yirginians,
open your hearts aud your purses"
Over IL IN and Bank street
"a sister bears the remains to a sisters bosom.
1t touches the heat"
Over 10th aud Bank street gate:
''JAMEs MONROE He controlled millions and died
poor. This is virtue"
Over 9th and Baok street gate:
''CitiEen solders-the only standing army re-
quired in Republic
Over 9th and franklin street gate:
Virginia Presldents-let their bones repose in
her soil until they Use In Immortality"
Over 9th and Grace street gate;
Fourth OF July and Jefferson--Immortal by his
efforts, il gave him Immortality"
over 9Th aud Capitol street gate:
1.-The wisdom aud yalor Of Virginia, wrought in.
to immortal b onze by the genius of New York
Over the gate fronting the City Hall:
1.-The Empire State and the Old Dominion uited
by the associations of the past and the bonds of
during affection" This aich vas handsomely tcs-
tooneu with red, white and blue, upon which were
stars and wreaths of evergreen, with small flags
waving above 1t.
over tne east gate leading to Capitol street
"The Fourth, will never be forgotten by the
Seventh
over the gate leading from the square into the
Governors yard:
.'fhe Governors Of Virginia-the guardians of
her rjghts-tbe defenders of her honot" The up-
holstery OF this arch was red, white and blue,
handsomely decorated with stars aud wreaths of
eSergreens, aud small flags, aud when lighted up,
WAS qnite attractive.
The visitors to the square seemed highly erat.
fed At the simple yet attractive decorations pre-
paret by the committee, aud msuy of them re-
eEatsed ttat the evening tor enjoyment was 40
soon egdea.
DEPARTURE or THE GUARD
AT abont half past SIX O'Clock yesterday oven.
ing the National Guard assembled on the capitol
Square, aud being formed into line, was reviewed.
by rhe Governor and his aids; after which tbcv
went through a number OF exercises, disnIay.
Jag thar exquisite accuracy OF ich has