, 1874-11-27

HlHCo LILO war.
South. Ali roads out of tuo organization laad
to tho Democracy.
,Walkor won't 10 Norfolk at the close. Of tho
war, to thko Charge Of o new Natsona! Dauk.
Mahone'a railroad terminated ut Norfolk. Ao
pressed Walter upon Franl stcarns, tho richost
untoniHt in tho Stn.o, M old Verinontor,, who
bad married nucoessivoly two native wivoB, and
Who determined to try tic Vtrgiuians vi II aatno.
boon used to aociug. walkors lace, speech, and
psomisos, took tho ayslnge people. llo booamo
Governor on tho rulps Of tho Republican party,
which was then rovivod BY Judge liuRhea, q
70 c5tinguBla Hughes, and Con. Grant rased
tho laet loader OF Tho purity III tho State to DO
ontod 81, statea District Judge.
lh,lh Waikor graduates az = full-1otgod Con-
seryat,vo Virglnian, like N1ultord. long to Union
Commisstouer Of Exchange, who resides in
| mond, hko Onld, tho Confcdatato Exchange.
Commissioner. Hughes, tho Robe! who took up
don s q tbe ~ HenHo HS WIEN Walker laid e
| parties
stoarnB. who brought out Walker, djslilsos him
fGHoSsao ec,as 10 Tp was disappointed
! apoata Of tho politiotan'a iug.ntltulo. but In
politicians there is no ingratitudc, nor auy Crat-
tude. 49, Iholr motto = that OF tho olty Of Paris:
Law at tho Collcgo Of which 1iobort T. Leo dtod
tho Prosident. During tho War he was Attorney
General OF Virginia. Ills homo Ia at Lexington,
where Loo and Jackson Lie buried.
bevorly Douglas ia 3 county lnwyer, OF rather
| congental habite. Ho was Confederate Major,
| aud an orator in tho Confederate Government,
John I. Harris, tho lnombor from the middle
part Of tho Valley Of Virginia. was member Of
| tho American Congrosa before tho War, OF tho
Confederate Congress during tho War, and he Is
now Congressman. 11o resides at Harrisburg.
| John Goode. who bent Plat, Northern Re-
| publican, In tho Norfolk DiBtrict, WA q pora-
Dor of. tho Confederate Congross, Mahone's
lawyer bofore thoy quarreled On account Of ata-
lones fiery temper, and he IL d fine speaker,
Il is enid that ho Will be tho noxt Governor Of
Virginia. platt whom DO succeeds. obtained q
! great granito contract for tho Richmond quarry
men to build tho new State Department..
| Con. William Terry, who will represent thu
mountain p9rt Of virgin'a. next to Tennessee.
I boIiovo. commanded tic Btonowul Brigade.
| uo lives Mt Wythovilo,
Thus, ali tic delegation Of tho Old Dominion
is toactionary. except Stowel. OF Petersburg,
Northern Republican, who received u very large
| majority.
| asked man to-tlay. who was vol informed
and Conservative, wbnt Virginia would gain by
b change Of National politics.
"Nothnng" 10 sud, "e1cept mora ot1lcc-
Official employment. There is but one poiut OF
I policy and that tho wholo delegation iB pledged
' to,-:b'o ee|peni3nas Of tho st. James l'tvor l.
But That il Fodoralist. not State Rights,
measure"
"Oh, pshnw A change OF parties will lead 10
no changos ef general policy. Loot at this,
from pamphlet circulated ali through Virginia
you tho future policy Of our Conservative poll
tlciaus, They want to hayo pull at tho rcd
ernl teat."
He gavo mo book freshly published ut
1 Lynohburg and It said;
| tin tha past, Virginia has siuply permitted
her moro e,lesretio tioirhbors to outwSt. M wall
| Us ousat,ip hor, In tho raco OF prosperity and
gain. Her public mon were generally Btate-
Of othcr States wero willing, and did receive aid
from the General Government, and nvailod
themselves OF eyery means to succeed, and.
though less favorably located, adopted the views
| advanced by Washington, which led to their
present prosperity"
So a change OF dynasty merely meana "Ho!p
| to the South,-Felorul helpI"
Walker il. himself, ono Of tho authors of tlo
policy Of Federal assumption OF State dobte.
Virginia has but ons raiIroad which pays or
penscs and Ia owned within or borders, TINT
from tho Potomac to Richmond.
uREF nAnTE IN THE SOUTH.
Tho poet Bret Iiarto, tho most folcitous short
atory writer since hawthorn, has just ro.a, ned
Atlanta, Macon, b1liedgovilie, and other places.
Ills refined nature and Indifference to politics
giycs him some value A. . critic Of things below
tEo ilne M OF war. 10 SAD TO me;
THOSE poop;!e have e.. suttoIeu M M oeTond any lden
! have entertained, but DO pot sec how t]le
present eenoration 1s 20 recover. l. never got
rld Of tho iues that way ~ a. foteign country;
ann. olten. proceenang TO talk WIN somo man
superior ~ n.s 4eisnoornooa, loond thas we
bad 10 point OF agreement az to primary prln-
cplo. onr very thoaghts havo been planted IN
unlike coils.
"Entorlnf & cemetery Of 1he Confederate dead
in,--," sad Har.e, ~ was touched With
this remarkable blGn over the portal:
".Wo mourn our dead, Perkins aud Smith,
oaea o ny tfe1d ahe w atto
Smith aud thcn we matter was explained.
lhey wefe couple or fankoes, looklng out iot
something 70 speculate N, ana Nv TINT tlmo tic
country had been picked clean 60 they began to
STIR up Inc impulses or patriotic bereavement
and organize Confederate comoteries. Poor fol.
lo~Bl Iley arc IN tno loiaucy o. thnt Kind OF
Bharp-wittodncsS which has built up tho richcs
OF The North