The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-15
4}it|,moind 1ispattIt.
Observation-Disclosures 10 1873
Warrington Letter.

o,,aeucc OF .hc Richmond Dispatch.]
IT,, ,su,ScroS. January Is, 1873.
,.,uo * coming over the dream Of a
8 '. ,'n, oC the leading lights i'll the Radl-
-" ".,' who are beginning to lose favor
- III mans that now spring up for con-
NJ" ~, onS controlling Suites. The change
C..,' Us, ,-,,n,,,c very manifcSi-much more SO
"' ~; :, a,rr,d, is--whcn debate iengthens
-" u 1 'n on the topics that have
-,.~., cat oC the Louisiana imo!"Sno.
,,.., of the leading men actna'i! r'ocu,c
..iscrcnis to their own party OH poth
=, ,nnsn ,.''ates where there are TWO
~" >, Egd:r.ll>m. and express contempt
" ..-,r. Ing adventures that sounds re-
.:n5 The better class Of the Republic
- an anxiety. which Is quite new to
man, among them. 10 sec States in the
,,r.,r' have hccn. by reason OF their I'M
Recommendations H. well As Illegal rulers.
,,.,nTI and rrproach always in Congress,
..,,e r,-r, and relieved from the load oi
,.ai,,a has been their portion for 50
1,,.n >nu;tl Carolina would be hailed
.-. ,,,,1. ...uld The evidences Of political
=. a. that Characterize her present being be
,,,,.y ~ native state HnroIIimeut--bp
,..,.,rs ycr>ct in the proper learning ana
.....u. which alone can render men nj
,ru Is Tor Louisiana in her doubiy
-.r..i condition. there are strong indica-
,.rf lno- debates and Investigations
80 .... liza, ~ia'r forth rs the wedge for
..,...n. he demolition, so far rs intlu-
3a., ;.,w,r may 20. OF the parties who
....,rn,wcd ~ threats and mcnaccs TO
...,. r., Gg>iuiC> III their own clutch. The
q. .nYc.ii.ation> and the longer debates
Dr.. ,.,;cr. for The congressional mind seems
.., ned 10 Tho tyTanny that Is attempted
y. u1fstisCd, and til" sentiments ot leading
g.. r.. '#~,,!S who want In Sitt everything
vail lacked up 10y the popular view
SIZE r1>r.
I.,.s.ij"t change Of places between Judge
- ..r. bins. nj This District Count. and
w.. Din Elt>trrd. Of Alabama. occasions
49,. >urpyi-,. here. There are AlabamiauS
f.. y.gr :!tak thH but for the tact Of this
-.,a-, Bu~f""d might have come in as >cna-
ntr.u AIauiiaa III the place OF Spencer.
49,, HITTER j. Of course making q heavy fight
. N H. own successor, hut he i also being
.,-. },r,j>tcutly and indu>triou>ly opposed
1, democrats and Conservatives, who
g.. w. hy wisc combination, succeed in
.#.m- spencer "l The arduouS response
..'.r~ If niiCd States senator.
II j, mi ! very pleasant, though probably
~.,.,.. a rather cXhiarating. sight 10 wit
.... hjgh-toned. heavy senator. armed cap
egg. with hluagcons and other Narlike things.
f. ~arch Of an Amable newspaper CORE
.nrnjnnt; but that event has occurred in
,, quarter, and some Of the newspaper
n, friends actually believe that the con-
ac,,mau would lay himself liable to arrest
s..>.ai!lf and battery if he should happen
mad himself within arms !tncth of the
..Hn"r of the press. and there wa, no chance
l. back uui. This sort of nonsense ought to
., s'aWrG. United State, senators gene
.uN hlt' brains enough to know that
.s Example al making physical war upon
800. u,u w''o-c Guty it is TO keep the public
n'u.m"I about what thcysQmOumt to might
.-a' precedent. and perhaps lcngthcn
", ITO IN epidemic of congressional shout
s'...';trr> lying around to snare unwary
,r4;-r~ amt correspondents If newspapers.
I. A,' r!Hurt j. there when big congress
4 .,o. "iih biz stick. raids upon small
.... and far NOR" important individual to
4 W,'tr. vino has no stick at all, for the
s '''r'p" -.t even: Congress has enacted
',' r..t stringent laws against the code
'... i,, ti't, bruised honor can't take adyan-
i ..'utlhN. TIMOS.