The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-11
,.ou CHARLESTON.
..s.ysrospsScs OF rHx DISPATCH ]
raAstEsrox, March !, 1891

I caAstKsros. March :, 1851.
M, to-day is cool, bright and brsc- |
ne w. activity in business tor tel days I
nj. ara az. hsifed somewhat, Every one !
al h2' ond good humored, sud all the j
] ms qV. ,,rcparations are being pressed for
$40 18th great acuNlN - -.
sgca " are many Nrginians here, some on
ThtF" and s;hera a. voiun seers. ard. for
,r.inf,' t.,oe laving othef plans fer she tu-
~ NydduN. Of your city. Is here. and
yre :, aim the skeletons Ct two OF the mar
\ rs> v ~ Nj vic ked man Wise, of your state,
,- :hat ~ 'Iarper's Perry Don't you reckon
D qsa huh- xIsr gets his Minute Men" over
.s, Hh'po.,rrblscan ranks that they will pay
-'o ~ Ne own &" sass 2" DR.. Maddux will
d 90 81. 'bii,nosabIo place, hope, In the army
-'f SIN II" yety long. Unless | am nightly
,ra ~ ~ vour State viii furnish the cause Of
-2' W. , ;be cause of jnrdsioH, u few thou
Il ->-.'rf me best ot her sons.
r. -, which limited nj yesterday of
III. Ps.r~ army, l find is now the order
I ,"' g., ana that the battle ground will he
.'r nom south Carolina 80 another To-
aN@A =. ,sa, thousand miles FROM YOU il in
| ss,.,art i tixed fact. II I We're to pre-
-. an sixty days the city of Washington
/ 81 RAJ ed 80 that a plough share should
L over the place where now Lincoln
g. ii, rests and thRt magnificent monu-
80 farmer grostue-s, the Capitol, would
| - .ay high. ! might not in such pre-
~, a false prophet. /. like many q
| 60 man have 4 few cents invested in
.nar monument begun years ago 10 the
! ~, nj George ashing' on, which monu-
4, left 10 Black Il publican keeping, |
| -. See rent ~ twain from top 10 bottom.
~ v9u- submission readers may call
>,a~g4lisIn. /; matters not with me wha
81 81 n, that monument viii never be al.
stand on Rack Republican soil and
+a}r that as another prediction. If
! ri. III look TO the Courier OF the date Of
,htosf yoa VIII see my invading plot
-. a, thrre The Southern heart is
-v1yr. AMI that fire will not be easily
heel nor 7e.l il be. / fear. ualess il b.
En-. Inaugural has made millions Of friends
rsuse am glad 10 see the tone OF
NJ voBr heretofore Union saving men
God and some show Il desire to turn. l
= MIR. Cox. Of Chesterfield, has seen a
..,.,f Inc peep Of dav,' and Mr.. Goggin
...'~,,rr 20 feel that he is in danger. One
- inaugural or a pronurciamcnto from the
-...,.-fi, , J. he despOt, ana the South i = unit,
-, .--haps Tennessee, who is COINED TO
80 49, Iiuj | really cannot see what new
..-4.. are derived from l.incoin's Inaugural -
.,si MARTY DO not seem 10 understand him
.. saw he IS for war. others for peRCT-nO
non >er.n % view l. alike. have read il
.,s, ard over again, and. for the lie Of me,
..-e4- make II our. 1t is very much like a
..--. ! have lately seen. Of huge face,
...--., held in one position puts on the most
...,, s.owl. and turned over ii splits lis jaws
-,h ,tc-htr-- Sailors plying The Chesllsakt
- I'd have certain point, which they calico
..p,.9; Look Dat.' Point Lock In" "potn'
W p1.nt." and Point Agaia'-so with tht
Inaugural
.u3 hoayy cannonading seaward thi:
morning At about sunrise--the city WAS agog
T...rr0d ont hat tho "Cruoader' was ex
-..,.-i las. 70 light and the guns we're "Shotted,
AMI ta.- morning they were unsolicited
T.e AortLg battery Is nOW ready for mount
,Af- h
D. ,hren order. The front of the battery j
about ioU- feet thick made so by ionr thick
-.-,ps Of Palmetto logs and the plinklng an,
ron II they can ever get II securely anchor
81 AZ scrzun mIY vent his rage and II VIII al
ia.tartiye. Anderson has not II mortar il
b.. Prison Al all, and # he throws shells /
viii te out of Il ColumbiJd, and they are SAT-
ID sr entirely unSuIted 10 that work. For
Sumter Is the hollow tree. Anderson is ia
Oh buck hare--io- lciR SNAKE him ont.
What is Mr.. Wise doing Tell him, If yo
poast--tell him secretly, whisper 1t close t
b.. ear, don't let anybody hear II, by an
r4ans-tbat our people are Irquring dali
what caL he be about. ard tell him, $50 tha
lie Republicans cant hear it, that we viii
r.rpt hlm on the common battlefield beior
ian- ia that modern SydOm ant G0m0rTah
when fire shall rain on that devoted city.
Ufrcpreseu tatiye men, Bishop lynch is tn
preventative OF the one caste of the Catho
lie Church ia this city, and Father . Mel III
other Bishop Lynch otticiates al st. John
aad St Fmbin's Church, on Broad street
This is Tie most costly building i'll the city
The order of architecture is mixed, and l ma
SAY. rather unique. Bishop L. is a native
,As State, about fifty years Old, six feet hiSi
stout and very erect; dresses IN the usual eos
tune OF that Church. is neat without pedan
-,y has "a fine, bland. benevolent face, and
la all respects 4 highly polished gentleman. =
Hp!s fine speaker, remarkably fluent an
Impressive; never engages i'll religious cor
lraltTstce. and is highly respected by ever
u.- who knows him The only i"pT0pTjet
tuat the Bishop is known to he guilty OF
that be il great SNUFF tlker. he breaches
The elite of his persuasion hence, l say, /
!. thu representative OF caste. He is III pc
eau alInost IN exact copy OF the late Josef
Tate. tor many years Mayor of your cit.
both rs 10 form, feature. carriage, $pect"cl'
'rt SHrF. EIkGiNiTs.