The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-16
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u-,surxerox, Feb. 15th. 1861.
coercer. made speech AT
,-Ih4nl' Va hecsuse he told the people Oh
.>.snstl ai az mai ne would treat them ike
lave ~" .he grateful herd rushed upon
~se Hflhss, him, and paited him ON MS
:. sol End nearly wrung ms arms On,
go '1,nrky suhmis>ionlst 81 u 's'e. -. ~
.r3A lbawed the good man go, Iyh.ei'
en- sh@ '' And a Clenens'te iro'" hs
s.Rpf, a.. stomach 10 the good man
.r-E!r! "'' a. hacking of his boot heels
.. sai HC"' from Tennessee scraped up
- iohnss1h 49, In good man trod ON aud
=, 5a'' G" '' "a. As honey unto nun. the
- S. 'Ji - ~ tne great people. Sacred ior-
"a. fia"- -, The house ia when ne Slf'He ~
,s-s''.,. ,,,oIi~ Of Hugo. Sacred 80 @
- AeiIof,I an when he. spoke. May per
af s!9". >pTinE from the coasecrated
~ 90 that spot from The profane gaze
q o. sna''' 80, ,,,nsoue over IL, and there
!. q So s"o.,' 1;iddings call the people 10
20 bu, t,,r and at evening, until time
p. no more. ,,.ono,, ora,ea MORO
N'v, han before. Noti'"g going
fr!.E '~>',giag really hurts anybody"
-.-. ,rrr,nc ANYTHING " We enter
ltt. ., ,i,.ws en- political questions -
fE p,thcr CAV and not generally sus-
q a'. s.',o.ion this. How shall We ac-
NJ ~ nii lac tell the truth, III 4 round
.fi Ie' '--.,rsfnrv way, at indianapolis -
.as' h'. .rc we 10 undsTstan by his talk
N-,,,i> In fact, what are We 10 make
shifting phenomenon augnry =
.s' ',h,s IN The canvass with Douglas
. 't'1Es His speeches on the way 10 the
..- s',.a, mansion are arrant NONSENSE
f-s-.' "t,.a,-s declared that his speeches in
lE's cllp uaign were written for him.
y 80 as = The fact. The man is excess
.-'I<-,sl, in intellect. But those who know
80 n. ms .rrea Il moral firmncSs. Can
'''' "a whose assertions NirginlanS have
= '. - ,.,,rh reliance, anu with whom ' If
re- going 20 form Union party-ean
~ control TINS Obstinate, weak -heaItd
- ..,-.> variation on Critteudes's amend
'.-I'' h4.U definitely selected rs the tune
n che Border States are expected 10
Will be opposed in ths Peace Con
>.n,haru- Rights men. II contains nC
r. 80 of power. II secures peace onl Is
we have a majority III Congress. -
.. - have 10 such majority, and never car
a-' ! saul! whether ii willplsS either
i viii do for the Virginia Comven'
e., ,g~aus!p over until Lincoln gets int,
That's Us only value.
coin and Hlmlin were duly declared
and Vice President yesterday. Al
r'a,ary were on the alert. There was nC
r tIoya's defence Will, I understand
an ent!rrIy new light on the six million
.s,, He's out in a card in this morning
H.rlrI. or some other New \ ork sheet
%. ,19t Miss Lane Is going to marry I; dis
.r,.haI railroad man, Some OF your city
=. o,.,ilt 10 publish Cox's assault on
-',rg. lii capital. Miss Fanny Forrest
.ryr.-Q rrau ana popular Ballad writer,
NJ Fsauo Burton, . the Greatest Comic
,...' Arts: Of the Age, are giving Is cen
..,.-,sia,urui> At 0dd Fellows Hall, in thi'
.r A. ~ iaducemeut for people IL at
81. .l-y oiterany quantity of butter knives
.s-,-,. and twenty Ave dollars superb moir'
.-.a,aa six dresses. They fling these in 10
,'er SO YOU get two hours worth of sing
.,.sd q butter knife, all for Is cents. L ma,
az. mentioned ii before, but repeat it-thi
81. .-,a, country. ZED.