The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-07-30
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an the Fourth of July In IN Eneiieh papef--
INIT such curiosity we fnd In WILMER
Sxrra,s European T;mss, Of the 9th Instant
The article was ELECTED by tho celebration OF
the eighty third anniversary OF American
sI0aepep Asaces in London, "under circum-
stances. says the Times, more than ordina-
rily attractive.n The gentlemen at the tables
numbered one hundred and seventy. fhere
wcrr two English and one Irish member OF
Parliament present several United states
celebrities, and large number OF ladies III
the gallery.
ain England, ;. says the Times, I'VE ycntate our
hoy atty the Queens btrthday, anu rns.ss's,.n
abroad. who ind il diffcat TO know the exact way
lar this cciebrationfer stranke 10 SAY, the ueen
has fgo brthdays-meet and d,ne toycther Oh ~,
natron saints are not much in iaror these times
BIZ, the great Americau holiday Is the anniversary
q ,ss G seas 81 s pso Of lie not
frequently attained by persons, Of tolerably sood
on The es s brsnss out ali
that there is of patriotism ia the Amer,ean ninn
all that there is of oratory IN is nature al that is
The americans in the last century were IN the
habit Of styling the grandfather OF the present go
very complimentary form OF expression, but thel
certainly owed hin, little courtesy ior ne was Nets
70 hs,s1 thnse were at length
wrunx from him, he gave them up Win the woist
possible sraee and could never endure .,e na,ee
he came to this country as the oi ~.
Republic which the arms and the senins OF the SUI.
more strongly mark the contrast between the past
and the present than the terms in which Americans
now days speak OF the Queen, not because .ies
like the ,nonarcslaI princlple-,the Royal SaNase
cured them of any intiTnlty oil that Sort uul 70
cause il affords them the opportunity oi shhowlns
| bghtened public sway. Our readers may hase W
ced that Al one ci tne ns sented to
her Majesty by the Colonial Secretary. Tnosc on,
Ject coming 10 Ens land was TO INDUCE her 70 =. go
there to witness the .naps uration oil the sfeat 'u
bular bride across the St. Lawrence, and II II
within the RANGE of probability that the oheI MAJ ma
| be acce uted. 1t seems to be understood that
the Queen will not 60 scotland this ear 1t Inae
| be because she intends to reach the lar west VI
course a visit to Canada would involve a ylsit !"
tile nsi, hlnrins Republic, and we feel certain that
ii the grand da1 liter OF the Royal savage piaceo
her ioor republican SOIL the act wouid 20 al 10
oiiterate many oil the foolish sayings and donss
which, dsiisuro the memory OF her predecessor.
Ii Will Dc seen from this, that, possibly, tbs
British Queen may visit the United States.
and, If she docs, we predict i'll advance such ii
display OF fnnkeyism in the large cities as
was never seen before in the world. If, how
ever, the lion worshippers can be made to
keep their enthusiasm within bounds, the re-
ception of Queen Victoria in New York would
| be the grandest pageant ever seen on this con-
| linent, and present an excellent and sugges-
| tive set-off to the brilliant military reception
which Paris is to give the Emperor. No.
where is there more genuine admiration than
in the United States. Of the womanly and
| Christian virtues OF one.swhom Mr.. DALLAS,
| in his speech at the London celebration, justly
described as the first lady Of England In
whom prosperity and elevated rank, which
| placed her above all human responsibility.
| have not developed single vice or blemish
| whose high merits have enshrined her in the
| hearts of all her subjects, and have gained heI
| the applause of all nations. Placed in the ex-
allied station which she occupies, she had been
| the cynosure of neighboring eyes, and had sci
an example, as daughter, wife and mother,
| worthy of universal imitation The person
al presence of VICTORIA here would conquer
| back to the dominion of Love and sympathy.
all the fraternal hearts that were alienated bJ
! the tyranny of GEORGE THE THIRD l.
| is important TO the free institutions of boil
countries and the liberties of the world, thai
| England and America should avoid all causes
of collision and even enlargement, anG
should multiply links of i'll terest and affection.
| In this point of view, visit of the Queen to
| America is desirable, provided the police OF
New York are strong enough, with the aid o!
| the Seventh Regiment, and the soldiers AND
marines i'll the forts and navy-yard, TO protec.
| her Majesty from the llunkeys.