The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-06

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,...rt j, ! lnnrlul,rt old man named
...rlm." Franklin. powerful and tero-
. Ja- p,trn!r thr front yard at night.
..,.,,hrn. about iir upper rooms is kept
..r...lt dean. Grrot furnishes meals, and
...rl lr- ilfdrr does not .uppy comes from
g.. .l4.,t.. table Of varIou~ friends. The
. .iu>r,t at L. Ma hardship al this
,.,,.. ol ven. when that hour ct all others
...lf b., jlrtcrrcd 10y visitors. How lon;
... .r.r,rr.hiuu "i the seconds Will con"
..a.,. .- r."l known. MIR. Mctart. 1, not IN
.a-,i. i1t week, must clp~c i'ci"rc he VIII
....uili"u ln >'auh Il trial. Meantime
tina. >un Will tell tcrlnly upon the
.U,3,.
rOlITltS.
,.m,ol WI>r'> formal refusal to run cn
',,. llr..i of tiihyi IF the existing parties,
nt ,,n.Iu Grants coming here early in
.ra.. r,rn aunrunrcd to-day or to-da. and
g., ;.9df,. BAY. established in my mind Il
..,' ~ ,orn,thing which l might call the
...u,rr. ~ ~Imultane"uSne-s-let the bull
H... IND hear or dream that beard that
,#.ga No.h, was ut Mr. JlmcS Lyons
..,. the r,.hl that II WAS definitely de-
...d ru rlrI General Wise a. an independent
.niidt'.. and are we to have in Virginia II
rr,r pfr, Wulch >at hc Il long buckle
.,,t, ,l"t" Hughes puckered persmmon!
! llt,it't ku"W. bat | now think more than
.t..l. ttlt' uu. If General Lee. sons VIII have
-. ill.,. t"n,prYatiNC candidate tor Gov
...I Wthtr> would he my choice: he
u ,t.. III" nomination. but III the tough
.,...ih. that comm. the Con ervatireS
..t T., compelled 10 choose man whose
0.,1 Hrlnr will .lN" them call under holt
- III, r"rvle. A. to The Radicals dis
..'1- fG, election and setting up Hell
.,,rlumcut here rs stated hy your
n,hiu.tJn correspondent. that Is all tal-lal,
.. may hc made fal.lal II the conservatives
oH ,tn Their duty and let minor is,tIeS
..lfsI. tinu". This. at times, ] think they
3. -aru- to- do. hln unless they are scared
..a,., up To the point the fools will rs GER
...5, both Jodgr OF stay at home as two and
geo.. 4r.k" frur Yankee Doodle was never
.r,I i -npcring at u> for our devotion to
...',.. lut hc will rue the day WREN we get
81. j.. indifferent is he Is. or aS The trench
"'}, ht.t SUNDAY at Paris, after Thlers was
r.'.tl'd-- tud We are fast getting TO ttat,
ON The rr;: ami most rnTlotic OF Us. L
.. = -.jtIy. hut il H. the truth. ard no Won
.,.. Yes ~" politics ut The day i, (nr are , :"
..--u-su.iy. itifully l'tlc and dirty.
TI. rxlvERSITY OF VIRGINIA.
kr>r ,rrlcu wondered why some OF the
b. Il Nrinran> IN northern and western
.'J"- ~" have NJ very rich people left IN
'" ~'ai"' do nDt initiate the example OF SO
,"H, M tinnairr> aud place our great
j."l. Which Brcchcr says Is fifty or siXty
''an- ~ advance OF lalc and Harvard, be-
'"tJ jH" possibility of such rum as tDe
l"@rl. have wrought upon Chapel Hill
.' c,h-r college, Ct which they h I'VE ghined
.rgucI. Bot tie first idea oi II NHgInan
rap -,"tS rich out Ut his state Is TO abuse It
..j j. people. He deride> sold Short
.ra,- and her Impractical sons. The first
""d ia>t ihca OF q rich Nirginian at home is
: clutch hi~ miserable dollars till death
"r"nrhr~ 'm.lI from hi grasp. Never in
10y "h"'" Ii, dii | know one of them who
itI pa iIr ,rirt enough TO have the snow
."'''' inal one inch beyond the line of
o.. uNU premises. The thought of doing
-r,d ~ M lifetime and of seeing the good
-. ho-. done of presenting q park to his
ii'" rty. of building town ball OF
.'uun. oi m.ttuiiuS 4 series y! lectures,
"'. ''l'r. >rlIi. OF concerts by the best
- 80 Ur,cl cutters il Iich Nirginian's head.
~ HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
H'r' . t'' Historical Society of NrSiDla,
. m''ia nurEisIlv. and has its hooks.
'"' ~ ,rrt =! ba!n " garrett IN the
'i"'tr church. where nobody ever goes
81 '.'rn rarc, To 20. il there was rich
iTsHon on Ia" lace Of tue earth (lcC0r-
0.'E. who Ia, doue - much for Wasa,ng.
"-tJG,i.cc University, h the notable eXreP-
"'a to the ruie) who had apy sincere pride
~ affection Tor bis natire State, he would
~" 1t by deyoting s5D0,000 to the erection
= suitable building for the Historical!
>'cleiy. 10 1T endowment with handsome
h"l'ty, aud TO the selection of some compe-
' \ person who would devote his life to
'''un', The few fragments remaining OF an
"''AaiDpicd history. the records OF which
~ no" 10 ~ found mainly in Boston and
~" l"ik. Bat there j. no such Nir.inlan.
Virginia woot,.
:, f'' 'ncp> OF Virginia WonI, grown IN the
- ''i'"nt district, haye qul.c lntciy been
mailed 10 Professor Mallett, OF the Uni
"'>n>. '"r examination under the micro
i'. Compared with the Virginia wool,
"i.ti", from Australia, Saxony, and sl!esa
'' Il u:"'rn and almost knotty. Compared
;, :, M me fleece OF ChamberIain's ccIebrated
''d HOOK, ibc Virginia wool still proved
'""''vr, much finer, and jouSer, Samples
h"fc 30 be exhibited on 'Chapga here to-
n-,' p!Dsrs t,ave heen sent t1 New York
sn9 ~ he Ereet E!lrspsan Wusi market AZ