The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-05-23
NOTES FROM THE so Uzu.

The conservative women Of Virginia are ex-
cited about the probable early advent among them
Of strong minded, public-talking women nom the
North. They are fearful that these women will
come provided with magazine OF radical oratory
with which TO blow up and SKATER conservative
Southern domestic society all to pieces. The facts
about the Mcfarland case have been real in vir-
Rnia with profound interest, and have awakened a
deep dislike 10 the frcelovers Of the Tribune.
Since the close Of the war the South has been
grand 1eld for the visits, among Others OF those
who avoided tho draft both North and South, and
fastened to Canada Europe, or paid literally for
substitutes. Tie most attractive locality has been
Petersburg, which possesses guides who, with
almost unqucnchable loduacity, relate the incidents
OF the late unpeasantness in that vicinity with
studied facility OF expression well becoming the &C
eomplished natives Of that genial region. Every
thing IL admirably arranged by the hotel proprietors
to quickly awaken the travellers imagination and
empty his purse. In Richmond, hotel keeper ex-
hibis the room in which Gen Gran, once smoked.
In Pennington, on the line Of the railroad be-
tween Wilmington, N. c., and Florence, there is q
jogging board in connection with the hotel. Those
OF the passengers who do no. arrive with keen sp-
petite for breakfast generally get one II they
Joesle and for this purpose the joggler 10 frequently
brought into requistiou. The success OF jogging
an appetizer commends itself for Introduction at
Long Branch aud tho other places OF public resort
for invads, who heretofore have had only flirting
! dancing. and champagne for their main recupera.
| tives.
An attempt is being made in South Carolina 10
Dust from public ONCE, and " possible also from
the state, that class Of adventurers who
bornacled themselves tho Republican party, and
I went South 70 plumber. The movement was
publicly inaugurated In Charleston the 10Th inst
In connection with elcetng delegates TO State Con.
vention which meets In Columbia the 18th
| prorimo. But tho Inaugural not suspicious.
| because when Il camo TO where the assembled
| were to vote choosing delegates, chcanery was
rc.orted TO, and forced upon the electors clique Of
sapless politicians TO act In the Convention. This
viii mover do II the people OF South Carolina are
sincere in their cndeavors to institute the needed
reform. No great party can ever be successfully
created Ia that State tile Foundation OF 1t is laid
IN those petty tricks which OF themselves create
distrust Let South Carolina build up party which,
commencing honestly, may possibly remain 20. and
thus drive back to the North those pupils OF the
Tammany Ring, who will positively go to the Sta te
| Prison, and remain there unless they parloned
10 act rs election eanvassers or reporters,
Once more IL Is demonstrated that ait is IN i'll
wind which blows nobody any good" The thou.
sands Of spectrallike climneys which mark the To-
caties In the South where devastation was carried
on during the war and desoation still exists, are
awaited OF by pcrambulatinE painters, en- ploycd by
the patentecs OF incidence 10 pc,urcsquely display
tho names OF the most trightiu diseases which hu-
mainly is liable To Inherit engenler, AMI the
derfuly elaborate compounds, with wonderfully,
deliberately compounded titles that the pdtentees
| discovered.