The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-06

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~. .,;>,;npUj>hcd visitor We're found TO
-, CLAWS.
:. ~..f.-. Colonel !. +. Roller. toloncl d.
:, r~,v,h. ana Hon. j. \. smith.
"a ..,r.- Judge \. +. Cochran. Major Is.
N,.:,au. Col. W. W. Wood. William
,rn,.e'", ~ y >' .!''. ii a"" " ''''''' e.
i.-..-. SECRETARY "t tEc h"n>r.
,..-~;aryluc them were ioH' James /.
.,...,4-,r. secretary vi the committee
,.... ,amnAri}, Henry hcih Nj. ii. Ozark,
....g J. 4 Nc, anu. "ttacilcS o! the
q ..... Hon. George I'VE. state treasurer,
81, ( ~mtlier, superintendent OF rub
V.u..N-.
~. newspaper fraternity were repre-
..... 4 y, lu!on|! ;. +. French and NJ. 7.
Eanty. ~ '&' ''.I''i''''" nSt'a'W m III.
>.''....''.' w. ,,,d \ VI ellis. nfthr Siots
r.
-,.,,..,,,,. a. slated. the party were
~ ...,,,I COR. ,rnyiipi for th,ir
.H '' -
..s ."''. Damn ,,,,
40"
Thu, arrived III the hAIt'tn"rc u'po'
..-s.' Fl. /, NJ "lvIt cur iaAS'es Nclc pro
we'd. ana The tonpan! were escorted TO
.... a"',u"ntN t"''i' where 1nCs were re-
.sri "a other m'mHcFs q the Ientcnn!ai
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.~-s.,>a.@ citizens, among whom we no.
....., lo.. \. Il. Mcclure. GuStaVuS Remak
.t.... Ha:k tpmm!S>l"n. frcSluentS Catteil
.r3 Hahn OF City Councils, and large
w., -,,.,.r Of the members OF the city govern
,r.~t
s.s~ short time spent in social con-
w.. The company pa?took Of tea. after
,...i, r., special invitation OF the manage
.... ,a.y attended The Chestnut street
f...,.. " mere even the leading actor
...... speech ut Wrltumc.l The speech
,.g Delegates 10 whom II was addressed
ii .. --.rt,i with hearty applause. while
-. or. he,tra performed in fine style the
,>,a-->pan-led Banner
- -uvIr,GrE HOUSE,
IT,. #r.. # march was then taken 10 the
....I..,,,,. ITou>,. where the DELEGATION
. F...rr nilfn1 In nlll1ht lI Il DI1lullSl
-..' ,,.r.,n,iIv j., nur DISTINGUISHED
'... ..'...',, t,}nntI , X. Mcclure. At the
..,.. House the visitors were met hy
/, Ne, .l,r,. Hon. Morton McMi-
.- 81 + " Forney. and 4 number of
49,. p .,~,rn;ncnr citizens.
r.. ,,,,of. Of interest ~ the Leacue House
,.... .h.,wn fhrm. and An informal CONVEX
nd ..tr,c was held for few minutes :;
...- t,l,i.h the host nT the evening. Col.
u.t ..,.-r led The way 10 the dininc-room,
49, ~.'..,.,.,.,3 his cl,a.:S ia nartakr of The
.... ,,r,,id,.d
-.lfr'.r. I,,Inncl nrr,nioS the head Of
3D.. ..t,r. whjlr ON his lett were seated
Il r. Nurrnu NrMirhael and Colonel For.
~ ..n,i IN HE rirht senator Roller and
;.'r r,.oref Rye. while among the guests
-. r..f..i = DeyenDort Presidents
.r...." ana lIubn, and \ number of mem
'.., Il both branches of Councils.
TIL, I'LL Of fare comprised everything
.,.., .sugi De- desired or wished for, and
Ter i.H iu>tir- had been done the good
...,.-., crowded, the assembly Was called
81 1r,ia: rs
HoN. MORTON M'MICHAEL,
.s ,.,.-i.i,,- -. tho 7 a,oua who said :.
r.. ,.,g ne was guest OF Col. Mcclure.
-. .r!c ~ The other gentlemen present.
=. Fl. that he ought 10 say something be-
fer. .uy one else did. aud ~ the president
,,l- l,41,rr, he would say on behalf of all
-, M, mhcr>. they were Clad to greet them
t,.,. Though he had been informed that
80. ,,.,,I< were Conservatives or Dcmo.
..,. md H.. presided over 4 body which
....,nl...r,f $40 djaIurIli,.ally opposed 10
lam in rnIi,jr>. he de<ircdf 10 say that they
g,..r. III. 4 =. th,m Ito knew he >ho;IIl
49,. ,l..,r, ..,,in imrnrr ,h.r STAY m the city
!, ~. Viii - The Park. a. the president
g.. commission he would again see them.
.g4 b" knew that the comfy of feeling
aa..I existed II the present time could not
., Strengthened nv The courtcSies extended
+. 'n,lg. He merely desired to s@y thus
M..u q, the presiding officer before Col.
Ne lure. the host ol the evening, had an
...o,rr&ultv ~ I'd ,Tr>S them. IApDlauSr.l
.nnypsc AZ cnr u,c,rpr
r.l ! \ WrrnIrn rhan arose and soid
,..,. .,T,nr ihr. ,r,.t,.h of welcome which had
.rrn delivered. n. had hut very little to
az. |, wound ha romprjsed in a toast.
.trh would consist of one word he pro.
...,,.] Tn. h-althof :" iroinia." and would
~. ..,l senator Roller TO respond.
.rt.,-,, ~, ,.,ro, oor,py
..r.,.r pnI,cr l,..cnn his address hr ro-
.r,,r .,.. .Ea rIa..ir.I nuntatinn ..as dcrn
.. MI and AZ Wide As a church door"
"a tr.v ,barnfrom the smile that fine
"a .r,.i. ,,tinh had ,,rcn i1fl,c,ad unnn
....r SINCE Ibnir arriyaI in The civ We're
"y' tLci a. 20 ,ht Wv, a,.n;,d -,
r.. ,,o9, # friends. and though they
e..~... ...., - wide osn church-door' vet the
.r......t nj, command would fail to cX-
,..,, ,,,I.., r.. dr.ircd to say when speaking
~. \ .r..uf, delegation. He thought he
Tx >.t ,b,, the DELEGATION would, were
..~ opportunity afforded them, return the
Wounds with COMPOUND interest. They
BAL NET now with common purpo>e-tlIat
4r.r,o SOMETHING 10 render a Grand sue
- M, rrI..brrrion Of the Centennial of
american IDdrpcndence. Unfortunately,
.,rr-ucrs mad existed in the past upon
..>r.uu. which had been settled. he hoped.