The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-20

The Cincinnati Times sings It's iDattie-axe
above William Aliens /" six feet TWO lncnes ID
his stockings and threatens to spaLter DIS
brains in the face of high heaven II ne doesn't
tell what he did with bis "conmanalng pre-
sence, when wars dread alarms were Doin 1
ON the gale and the smoke OF our Dat.le'.elus
clouded the whole Of the southern horiL e
The Cincinnati Enquirer answers Dy Huos.hs
from the Cincinnati Commercial 10 tne e ..
that William Allen was at that time Siah1
whose "tap-roors extended down to Inc ecu
ire of the EARTH" and "whose forehead was
bathed with the sunshine Of The war De-
mocracy.n Taking all this in connection
with the fact that he has also voice Nv W
thunder.strike the walls of rock-bullt cues,
hiding monarchs tremble in their capltais,
and II cannot be denied that we have 10
William Allen a character calculated 10 leu
loose more Brobdingnagian language tnan
,nv other which has flourished in the TIDE OF
tjme.-Ne,D York Commercial. ... g
Hon. John Bigelow has hit the Phliadei,
mia centennial a terrific blow between Winu
and wafer and careened it over like Dutch
galley stranded on a mud-bank. be sees III
the present plan of the managers notning
but q dodge to put base lucre in the pockets
of Philadelphia shop-keepers and specula-
tors, II is a gigantic money-makiDS trith
decked out in the American flag IN oroer 70
look patriotic. Can it be possible tnaI SUCH
is the case? Have those keen QuakerS realiy
entered into q conspiracy to hood"lnk
nation of innocents bent only on Wad'n3 up
tn the national font and being reDaptlsed
with the spirit of '76? May the army OF
tbe sheeted dead, the articulated bones OF
fine heroic defunct, make midnight marches
through the streets of that deceiyin' city
foreyermore, if this be true.-Ne,o York
Commercial.
Chicago is making much of Young Mr..
Brown, who possesses SUCH remarkable Clalr-
voyaut powers that he can tell, nine times
out of ten, where an article is hidden; and
if Il person fix his thoughts upon any object
that could be reached, that Mr.. Brown will
70 and plice his hands on it. As this does
not claim to be spiritual" power. or any
thing but higher phase of ordinary mes
merism, it may receive some serious consider
alton. Chicago people ought to utilize
such force as that. If it could be governed
to recover only what individuals wanted to
lind, and did not create any embarrassing
domestic episodes, it would be immensely
popular in that city.--Ne,c York CONNER
ciGi.
1t is Il curious thing to consider how many
people there are in the world whose daily
habits are very little superior to those of the
beasts of the field. They do not understand
the Use of the bath. They are guilty of all
sorts OF dirty practices, and is one of their
pecuiarities that they care nothing whatever
for the annoyance or discomfort they lDhlct
upon Others. The spitters are among the
most offensive of this numerous class. They
have no respect for man, woman, or child.
You see their tracks in every thorouShtare
and every public building. This is one OF
those evils which we can only describe with
out protesting to be able to supply RENE
dr.-Ne1c York Times.
eyes, take her and welcome" responded
IN Illinois farmer when young man asked
Tor his blushing daughter. Shes run
away with a schoomaster, eloped with a
Snowman, shot wildcat, and whipped her
mother, and the sooner you take her the
better"
General Rufus Ingalls, has given South
American pony to the Presidents son Jesse.
Put Ingalls, among the rising men.