The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-03

r. ,ss,lv two years past We had been
.s.,Inr al the total eclipse Of that great
r.r.. luuirsry and representative man,
.. 7 Barnum. That this celebrated
..onla be sbsent from the roll Of Yankee
.,.psrsls we eonld easily underetand,
:. .s.,,of Confederate bn'lets on the Yankee
...;,n,jon being thoroughly appreciated bJ
p. ~or,sv, but that snch . chip Of the old
''.-,n,h block should remain at home in in
). ..,I,a, ease whilst the Buffers and the
,t,as we're achieving elsewhere unfading
-, snd eramming their pockets with un.
u ,opds.. was something wholly unac.
eli. We are indebted to the New York
-.,yse for g solution of this strange phs-
.,,snou Bsrnum still lives-his inventive
.,,. IS, shines with undiminished lnetre
=, .,om an exhibitor of woolly horses and
..,rsids be has now become ;ne great engi.
,..,o The Northern Loyal Leagues and the
,,,.rt manufacturer of Yankee enthusiasm.
!, n. editorial account of the meeting of the
I,,sl League at Utica, Greeley thus uncon.
.no,.ly ie.s the cat out Of the bag;
More thsn one thousand of those in attend.
,,.s vs,e soIdiers, honorably discharged from
srT;cs On the expiration Of their respective
,.n. Of enlistment, and now rsllying under
:. 1se for which they had braved privation,
~ sDd death, TO proclaim their invincible
awe thst the Union must be preserved OF
,s,.a so!diefs. shout half Went up from this
=, On iuv,IaIion, the expense of their trans.
,gtsio1 being betrayed by subscription
ss:s While :, Utica the ncolest women minis
ara 10 their u ants with bounteOueness and
tiiui.y u aich left nothing to desire. Their
In. ktssI, dinner, ana supper were good
,.oosh tor an Emperor; and had they been
wee numerous ali would have had enough
nd 70 spare ". are sure our suldiers will
.sa. ensFish lively and grateful remembrance
sihs Capabilities OF the loyal women of
Tga and ita' they returned TO our city more
,.sr # possio!e, than before to serve and
nTs thsir couatry. Aud as the burden of de.
a.y!ag sns cost OF their trip was generously
t;:aaed BY Mr. Leonard w. Jerome, we trust
oAsFs viii gladly contribute to DIVIDE and
lgaren t.
Ias devoted patriotism which impelled the
g0.s,4ii discharged soldiers "to rally again
Gis' he fay," 10 ride, free Of expense, to
p.la and back the. reckless daring with
With shey stOrmsd and carried the success.
s'. cesia, " 4, for an Emperor" set before
sen BY tae "no5leet women Of Utica" and
lie glorious feelings with which they sal.
lid forth, forgelfdi of the disabilities which
,si procured their discharge from the
igkss service, ready "to serve and
ave their country" present to the mind q
r'ssssnon ofgrsnd and overpowering images,
f'fniHs al together picture Of unsupports.
b. moral snblinity. Pity that the effect of
iAs waols sh0uld be somewhat msrred by The
''tcludins Paragraph, in which Leonard w.
Js'ons, Barnum, of course,) dellcately calls
fP9a an adniring pubic ito divide and tighten
lie cosi, ther BY practically ignoring the tact
aalsd BY Greedy Just above, that the expense
Of t1sli transportation had been defray cd by q
subscription here" The slight discrepancy
stEssn thsse two apostles of freedom, how.
ever being Ieducible to q mere question of
@La'' and cents, which may have gone to
lEsl the famous SGsvegammon fund of the
'15aSe philosopher, to tho permanent injury
VII spoeket, it is not our purpose to on.
''sS0' TO clear up but the bold and Original
iGsdeney Of having lot of discharged sol
as'' slways on hand, ready for shipment,
whenever and wh, rever wanted d-this happy
'''uhetion of free dinners and free speech,
VI 'ssis'esks and buncombe, is a conception
'''4! OF the genius of the great Connecticut
'40snan, and should secure for him the fret
'aahs seat IN Abraham's Cabinet.