The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-05

NA>h', ,',n onrointcd by the w
The ctmW'','S ,, m,i'l to go 10 Fhlladel.
rris Genera ~, ~ last night. accompanied
phia arrive" ' ',,,,er Evc, Mr.. Schattcr, ~,
hy >ia'' go, n ruNIc Printing several
HcrnrH''"" tho legislature. ana some
nr%">r'i.STt' , =" " The ;yip t" rhlladrIpma
The 's',, hrcr stated in the 'ntroduc-
ou-5' 80 ".,,,,b II !h.> letter. hnt S'fic! IN
10y ~. 80 rrmny,ttrCmcn, and S'udieuS
c''tS - thp resolutions by when 'ne!
'ra'.."E r,,;,,-.,I. have failed to give me III.
"t:' ;n,ta,cI iCIea Of what that oh'cc, y. ~
"'',,, In,Nn. Il seems. that inc n'iaVu'-
E' have on loot scheme tof S'S'''iS
|''"' I,,ry celebration IN tNtn. VI thc S"ap'
." international cNhlHitieh /" i''auS-
..,t s~l>." aad the in'i'auoh ~ III.
,t~.,r,q LEGISLATURE aud the el',ttta'"i''t II.
- fII,r committee i one "' 'nt n''"'l IN, w
d" "r, ~" ,he fact in the world. Inc
nru;t.ct and their rttlaue are tS,us" ~,
i, for \ GOOD time, ana some are
hsy,ng Il ALREADY. 81, =, S,,5,rs The
as nnf q. nvCiv As those Of Rich
$40; ,vc,r, towards evening, when the
-, NJ { or.-rC>S auC; citizens who own
=. ,,..,..,Ii,s. or are able 10 hire, make
-' ,.,r 8 hpr>ytle-h on The new Nicholson
..ttgr,rr, a Pennsylvania avenue. The
.,.,,y ghout horses now, anu froicS-
- ~ i,hh exhibits himself aS horse
.,.,- +. making a fortune II the business.
~ me last >,x weeks bis receipts have ave-
as-c5 s1pa ! f!ay. President Grant is often
'.,,,,;,no-> IN the rather mixed audience
1870. nrnyyd. the httl, tent day and night.
T5T f.'.,,rc from Roanoke sits at the ho-
=. ~ and .Tchs for his spotted horses as he
,,rn>tly Sunday recreatlonS oithe>e WASH
n.rouaH>.
he Mayor They have here is 4 strict sun
5sy.sw man. The consequence Of which
,, I'M. n. the barber shops are closed. The
't-.-oalIl>. however. are open At all hours.
>.,nn. .s4urv being deemed. suppose. 4
work Of necessity or mercy, or both.
The s7>t notable pointed out 10 Us on our
,rr,yal Wa ex-senator Jack Hamilton, of
T.>s,. a famous southern UnoniSt. He
vs. Al breakfast. and we were rather i'm
.rc>Srd with hj> dignity until he disguised
ne whole party hy blowing his nose on his
nsrhtn. lie is said 10 be after turning Il
;"anv hc means q the Southern Pacific
railroad. Another notable at the break
:a>;.:ahlc was Judge Jones, Of Wyoming.
Na !. Young and hand>ome-the choice,
they say. Of the women who vote in that
Territory.
,u" senator Johnston called at the hotel
h,, night. AID made himself quite agree
.h'r - M constituents Of the Legislature.
H. hA> decidedly Senatorial air. but per-
frtlt transformations manners, and is evil
l.a'.y Well posted on state and national
politics. He gives il IL his opinion that
aUa.nX bill Will certainly pass in some
form. out stripped Of such odious features
~ The provisions for the suspension of the
WITH Of hGtcG$ corpus and calling out of
volunteers. He thinks. also, that the bill
= passed Will be general in its character,
III urt applicable 10 the "late inSurrec-
I onafE states only, rs provided by the
>..trHIn resolutions. Senator Lewis is out
d, Ii" city. He has been at home for about
ten da,S.
The Virginia Representatives seem to he
Il, 'hc!r posts, but have little rs say. We
had The pleasure of meeting Judges Harris
and tritcher. Gen. Terry. and Col. Duke.
PLAT i worth both the other Virginia
Radicals together. He is hard worker,
sad hi, votes are not always partisan.
Frank Smyth. the Bohemian. is here rs
large a> life. II" is hooked 1T the Report
CT: Gallery of Congress a the representa-
;y" Of tue Virginia As>ocia'ed Press. What
pagers cou>iItut" that concern:
I'll" cummittc" Will leave Wa>hinoton ut
l-::,' to-day i'll a special through car Tor
Philadelphia. At Wilmington they expect
I" To met ~ The Chief Engineer Of the
tcutcHuitl Exhibition who is, by the
way, himself 4 NirClniyn. " hat awaits u
IN Philadelphia We know not, but imagine
that our arduous dutic, will not occupy Us
nor" tAdi Two or three days. MosE.
TIE FIVE FER CENT. LOAN.
-"cg"taT; Boutwell, conlcmplatcs change
n The manner Of negotiating these loans.
and X to-day in New York in conference
with leading financial men on the subject.
i Is probable that il will be committed in
future almost entirely 10 bankers in Eu-
rope and this country. Thus far less than
MY millions Of the five hundred millions OF
lEe per cent. bonds have been taken Or cX-
hanged.
THE WAR OF SENATOR FESTOS.
The President to-day removed Hon.
Moses II. Grinnel As naval officer of New
J ork, and appointed eX-CongrcS>m adj
bison II. Latin in his place. He also dis
placed General Palmer, the general APP
pralseT OF merchandise, and nominated eN-
oh@ic>>Inan Darling Tor the office. These
important changes are made in pursuance
u programme agreed on by the Repub-
lcan Executive Committee Of New York
10 hIrmonize and consolidate the party in
hat state. II was determined to invite
senator Fenton and his Republican follow
'F> 10 support the administration wing, and
L the event Of their refusal TO make war
III them. The war was inauguratcd to-day
y The removal OF General Palmer, who is
,'Out the only office-holdcr LETT in Mr..
"DtOn interest. So far from this course
"ndlng TO consolidate the Republican party
n New York, it will make the breach wider
nan ever, and doubtless result in two sets
Il delegates to the next Republican National
-"hventlon.- Washington telegram-Bdu.
sun.
This move was not made until too late 10
Meet the Connecticut elections. Greeley is
Feuton man, and the Tribune will pay
Grant back by opposing his denomination.
Veil, when rogues fall out honest men may
'et their dues. Grant seems to be bent
lpon running his own prospects.
FREDERICK DOUGLASS ON THE HAYTIESs.
To The Editor Of the Tribune: Sir,-The
lev. Il. Il. Garrett is wrong in attributing
Q me The crazy statement "that the peo-
DE OF Hayti are an inferior race to those of
'anto Domingo" I don't know where my
eferend friend heard or read that state
nent, but | do know that it was never Ut
cred by me. II | am for anneXing Santo
yolnlnSo, and am not for annexing Hayti,
Is because the one is in favor of being
nneXed, while the other is not. Mr..
iiarnett cannot admire more than / do
ne truly heroic struggles of Hayti for
Teedom and Independence but he, no less
nan J, must deplore the present almost |
hirchIcal condition Of that country. When |
ne Haytlen people shall desire to be joined
0 TINS country, Mr.. Garrett shall not find
NJ Joining with all the negro-haters and
nafderers OF the colored race in opposing
Ne measure. The fact that our long hon
.!Eu and Trusted friend Summer nnnoSes