The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-09

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|. ~ r.c..<.. nat spsucs beer heap 70 falerian
'-sns an ws can say u. We wish they woaIo
ss.n ,nes q hssnA Al sot Dad Nsp ~
= sorrupt knowledge at the very ioans.a
..sa n nov Who tAkes Ia . MousAus d
Yantee Iasin or 3ft~k. never gsts over - :.
- = 8 liyea. aad gsnsraiiy passes sae Fee.o1
~ ~ : un,earelne vhat b was 0ee tanephI
49,. semnn. Yankeo insatsuuoas, We afe
s.,,6 sen1 sbr,h annually about Yen thousaad
ps.cnsss., ~ prsachsfs. ws prssunaes
s-.aat peltsical parsons. We are snankIui
-, our schools produce none Of these. We
:. 8 ~ absdlng con ndsnoe, II tho meantime,
n Ia promiss--not amhiguoasly s1prsssed
Ahas tne religion OF Christ viii tstenph
over al Opposition. II VIM even prove toe
much Tor Yankee parsons. - 4. a.. $50. -.
Aersss poss telae ~ that ~ little learning
10 dangerous thing" The truth Of the pro-
posi.ion WA never more fully exempiined
tAan In he Yankee Statss. where everybody
has q smAitering And almost nohody .,
thorous,a educa,ion. The nrst fruits Of that
hoas,ed sysiem Of Yankee education are poll.
teal parsons the second, avowed inndelity-
ne third. utter reputation Of COP and Re-
.;vslation--the last, lust, murder, adultery,
poisoaiae. and an after dtssolutton Of the
,bands q society Sssh - the normal oondi''
don Of New England now. - ~ =
military Encampments. aHi&s- e
We observe that tho Seventh IN. " hsea-,
meat, lJoi. LE1HxRrss have definitely deeioso
70 70 into camp on The ath OF July. The5 nave
selected for that purpose beautiful ana gre
waited plateau on Staten Island. 4 charming
little island in the Bay of New York, about
nine miles distant from that city. They nave
| a new camp 60 uipaps, for which the Leglsla-
ture has appropriated five thousand oo'as
ana which consists Of two hunoreo "nA'
t.n,s for the use of the rank and file, exclusive
| Of those to be used by the heid omcers' IA"
| which are Of more elaborate dimensions .''
/ rhe ancampment will be q camp OF ins'roc'
t,on the design is strictly for military I'M
| movement; it will occupy period OF leu
1 DAYS. or longer, If desirable. That II VIII nv
ha frolickinx encampment, or that tne op'
| por,unity will not be employed TOT iro'i.,
Ia evident from the stringent prohibitions % Oh.
! facilities for dissipation in the neignoofnoo.
~ the camp. and for the general depor'men. -
The regiment. of which we know something
nv their visit here Ifanything could be more
admira than their drill, il was the sooflety'
the absence Of profanity ana NulgalI'y' ""'e-'
nre.eminently distinguished our miiRafS VS.
itors. Moreover, such regiment In sue" .
CITY as New York is not regarded Dy otne's VI
| nv itself ss q mere ornamental aa4Alsasy "
holiday. There.are multitudes OF dangerous
| a nd disorderly men in that city who Learned
/ l...on in tina FoRREsT riots from detachmen'
of this regiment which has not been forgotten
vet and who are kept in wholesome suoJec'
| tion by the existence of such BODY. ~
We refer to this subject because we nope \
NAV stimuli our own votunteers 70 tne pro
,....d encampment on the Fair Grounds. Al
the public are already appraised, the suolec
was discussed sst meeting vi officers u IN
l,h Regiment Of Cavalry last week, ana res
olutioa adopted calling meeting OF omcer'
| AT the celebration On the l2th instant to con
Ger, measures for the proposed encampment
/ Virginia ought not to be behind any othe
State in tie EMERGENCY Of her soldiery. but tht
| stiicieucy cannot be attained until CONSIDER
I sbl.. boc,ies of men are brought togethar. AM
for time live a camp life, and learn to NOV
| in large masses In England, France, aud III
| other European countries, troops are period
icaiiy encam psd for health aud discipline. An
| ,nch IL also the case with the Cadets 9
| mi,i,asy academies. It is gratifying 70 see To
attention now paid to the volunteer ~ STEM
both England and America In the iorme
conntry, not . few Of the sons of the neoi'it
. arc serving ~ priva.es in the ranks. Tnere
. no military reliance for free country out
large and well drilled volunteer force ana
, small standing army, TO act ~ nHete*s an
| furnish instructors for the militia.
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