The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-06
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WARRINGTON, March A. 1saI
This is the great day. The early morning
was cold and cloudy. New the san SHINES
out riulIy, but the asrec, of the sky is hard
anu cherries. 1t is said there ar. more peo-
PIE in the city than on any previous occasion
The Weiyane character oi tne strangers ex-
cites tae atemptuous remarks ot All classes
OF the resilient popHltiion.
From my window, have fine view OF the
dense crowd assembled round III SttS Han
The steps OF that building, the porteo, the
streets, sidewalks, aud the windows OF tdJt-
cent houses are filed ten deep with curious
gszers From THIS point, Inc procession
marches down Louisiana to fenhs1iNanit
Ayenuc. winch has been swept aaG wateFed,
aad the.ice mp To Wiiard's, where Old Abe
Will be brought out and carried TO the Capt.
toll
Armed compsnies of volunteers are mo-
r.entty passing. Most OF tncm march wretch
edly They have no bands bnt a superabuud.
nnc" Of kettle drums. with which an uuearta-
~ rtcket is kept mp ! notice a number of
what appear 10 he hoinespnn uniforms. and
one company is clad in limsey hunting shirts.
The hugler At the head of a troop OF horse il
playing 4" Dixie. ! wonder that revolution
AIRY tune has not been suppressed.
The display OF flags is prodigious. Small
naxs. little flags, medium nags, may be seen
in every direction. During the last three or
four days, the owners OF hotels and other
public buildings have been fieng with each
othEr Ia raising tall flag stats. The longer the
pole, the greater and tue pursr the patriotism.
All the flags conta all the stars and all the
stripes. Everything and everybody - intense
~ national. Especially ma tional are the
tive-horl NirSini1ns who want to get or IN
keep offices. 4 member of the Virginia Con-
Sention could not he more ahiectiy national.
Up tn nine O'Clock this morning, Lincoln
wac still undecided about Chase. Seward
and Weed were with him at eleven last night,
toning down the Inaugural sherman may
get Causes place Bat. why this great horror
of Chase Whence this sudden affection OF
Virginia for seward? Both are her enemies
Oh .ss ia open, Seward is sly ami sabtle.-
Chase will Scal you rude blow, but he Will
tell you when he i going TO strike. Seward
will smile most sweetiy, and at che same mo-
mant iufuse a slow, deadly poison in the cup
h. offers you TO drink. Chase is a bungler.-
Slavery, he is fool enough 10 think, can b. de-
stroyed in Maryland and Virginia by coercion
Seward knows better. He knows that the
only way 10 eradicate slavery in Virginia Is
by the formation of a Seward [ nion party.
The processie has Just marched dO"l to
PennsylVduia venue. Rather 4 decent snow.
The fellows that have white. red or blue rags
crossed over tan breasts and iuttsriag over
their horses cruppers, look 80 proud and pref
". / h I'D no idea there were 50 many pest
able horses in this region. Here goes grand
thing -a-Ina.iig, "bu9tins great big car,
called the Constitution, drawn By SIX
horses all named "Union,' according 10 The
coverids on their backs. The car Is filled
with thirty four little girls, all dressed IA
white frocks, which will get mighty dirty, be
cause the wind Is kicking up Il devil OF L dust
Now the open space in front OF the City I'll I'll
is nearly thinned out. Your correspondent
will repair To Browns. What he sees there,
will be duly rel ,tei in his next. ZED.