The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-02-03

Stanton, Anthony, Train and Garrison.
We have " The Revolution," a paper just
started by those "tell-tale women" ELIZA
rErH CADY STANTON and Susan B. An
TuoNY, in New York, to advocate woman's
rights. 1t is as gossipy and scandalous as
two such women, aided by woman in
mems clothes, named PARKER PILLsBURY,
can makeit. It's first page commences with
q rich letter from GARRISON, in which
TRAIN, now away in England, kicking at
the lion with 'smiscry" in his " chist," is
denounced in the sharpest manner. So
TRAIN finds he has SAN enemy" of no mean
grade in his strear."
GARRISON addresses his letter to "DEAR
MISS ANTHONY; and commences with the
cool expression of his regret that the two
chaste ladies sshould have taken such leave
of good sense" and "selfrespect as to be
travelling companions and associate lee
turers with that crack Drained harlequin
and semi-luratic GEORGE FRANCIS TRAMP
Pretty good, by way Of an Introduction to
the following: y
"The nomination Of this ranting egotist
and low blackguard for the Presidency by
your audiences shows that he is regarded
by those who listen to him as on par with
the poor demented Mellen and Daniel
Pratt, the Great American Traveller
The colored people and their advocates
have not more abusive assailant than this
Same Train, especially when he has an
Irish audience before him, to whom he
delights to ring the changes upon the
snigger,' nigger,' Niger ad nauseum.
He is as destitute of principle as he is of
sense, and is fast gravitating toward q
lunatic asylum. He may be of use in
drawing an audience; but so would kan
CARGO, a gorilla, or hippopotamus."
GARRISON berates these gentle ladies for
this TRAIN rage of theirs, and for seeming
to look to the Democratic rather than the
Republican party all which he denonnces
as " infatuation!" 81 il, I. ,, ..,.5
Very cool for man who has been all
his life infatuatedl But no man ever got
the better of woman. Even the Devil
Jared badly on going to see Tow WALK
Err" by meeting TOMS wife; for on the
next morning much wool was found lying
about loosely. The ladies reply with that
cat-like felicity, gently purring as they
handle their victim ''@5
"We had never expected" say they, +" to
"be one of the victims to be seized by Mr..
"GARRIsoN's metaphysical tweezers, and
tsheld up midway between earth and hea-
sven, q spectacle to men and angels" But
they take him in turn in physical tweezers.
They defend their impartial position be-
tween parties, saying they 60 with them
asfar as they 60 with woman's rights-just
as Mr.. GARRISON did in former times as to
slavery. They say "placid conservatism
still wonders at the wild things they (GAR-
RIsos and his motley folIowers) have done
in every part of the country-Mr. GARRI-
SON himself burning the Federal Constitu-
tion on the 4th Of July.' Pretty goodl
But here are two very nice paragraphs
"When 8 gentleman, whom we meet in
good society, of wealth and position, of
spotless moral character, Of genius and rare
gifts, 1.-THE divine TRAIN, is denounced as
Kangaroo gorilla a. hippopotamus,'
a slow blackguard,' 3 'ranting egotist,' a
'crack-brained harlequin and ssemi.lu-
natic, the accuser covers too much ground
for reply.
"We have not been looking to the
sGreat Adversary to espouse our cause
1.-THE Devil, but if be has come to us in
the pleasant guise Of Mr.. Train, we admit
him a most efficient worker. We recall
with gratitude his ancient service in Eden
in revealing to Eve the situation: for had
man been first to eat the forbidden fruit,
judging from his record, he would lave
kept his knowledge to himsolf, and women