The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-03
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p,cnmond Eeper.sr t. rev s. q II ,s Sf1'
q n.nopdencc Of the Rich,n9pq Dlsi sasa y
,t"r"'''N, w YoRK, august 81, 1875;
,,> n, can bear. 1t seems that tne 49, y,
tV and BROOKLYN people are u ie panahn,.
i"m ,rnld the committee ana acqu1s. Ressas,;
70 "PT mar, very poor opinionot ihsou, ano
1"H -, ROT 10 consider that BAD msa aias
apNt'"' Good cause. They have condein a.se',
..' IND all his witnesses, ana arg lnis,ssn =,
hin' a" an,,b;pg is offered in JUSTIFICATION o.
Wo. ..,srt mon the pastor or the sleat Ids
n " "a, ntmrcb. The press has encouiaeeu
1as" .ar,;n%, and while, now and tnen, . p',
tAi' IT, rs abcl,. the matter cand'di! anu
Pui nearly ali have been assaouo,.s . ~ atu
l"'sH' Ts and have prepared pnpue
G; ''S &c, "f fnr he whi,ewashing which came
p.Na"" , n from the investigating
10 u",~ But the case will have TO SO % g
c2'aa, ,,,,.. aud il is not impossible tna'
'.E S'" r;no, has fair aheafipg ne
~"rH 'iTs 70 convince many of those VINO
Ms! " ,>,'h, or pretend to doaes. Rev. Mr'
~ w." M assistant pastor, at IBIS t'me
"a NV mouth pulpit, but be iais5 70 draw
H. '"S ,ra. that were wont TO assemble 70
=, 10y" rho cIoGuence of Beecher. 4 Know
">'t" W ~" orr people there is an idea tnat
,.''' .'. - Sas,ora, work Is done, anu that ne
3''S' ~. ~ rr.u rue his old relations WIN ms
W. ~ "a s,}ch thing is thought OF here. lie
h'1H. - ~. White mountains Snuthng the
}, ~" and il reported TO be as gay anu
ire W.. 49,, AZ if no cloud had ever, rested
N!'.-s W.. ,,,r,r Once or twice lately be has
li"'' ., I'd here apd his sermons are report
rta'S .'r ci,ssrfrl rs ever. When he goes
GO :, ~ Ernollya. as he. VIII doubtless
b''" " drn .;me, he will be received
u .. Nd STYLE. and will baye larger
i" -o.,,ns than ever before. There
c. -. n,nrh curiosity 10 bear HIM, aud Tor
". w.. oepp!e will come from far and
-, blye-not talked with many Wbo
..' ,i,gf b, is "A extra piouS man, nor, IN
sn,. ,ha, seem to be considered aDso'
49, essential il the makeup OF success
- j.. .,.ocher; but The minority think that III
-, Iri Nou!ton are mean dogs, ana, there-
.Iot wha! they say is entitled to no ere
l. isa singular way TO arrive ut
',.',,s SION. hu, il does not Strikee them so.
- -. fr,agdS are rich and powerful and
- Tnpy Wi, follow his fortunes to the
49,: Th.y will never give him up until
>,-,,t rlg,ns him. and very unwillinglY them
S,yr been SURPRISED at the freedom with
--t.,, mis- cr.at scandal is discussed in New
T,-, Its details are talked about by ladies
49,; Gentlemen everywhere, and the evil
49, Iorp must be incalcuIable. Tilton
- rura abuse and, Iiudge, has fen
S,:.,i, lett. Even those who CONFESS eha'
~, made on, n good case tespiSe him,
T.ir. wIlI however, probably be some good
b., * the exposures that have been made
- lfce.oye doctrine will not hereafter
s.... - many open or 80 many aroent sup
,,..,rr., anu pastoral Sbortconlngs,W VIII moi
J.. 'raIcG uDoa altogether with unconcern,
IN, Rev. Florence Mccarthy, who went
.y.,.r ..oin Richmond urder peculiar circum.
..,,,,>. aud who has been IN various Scrapes
r. ,3rr,..n and elsewhere, recently preached
mon about tae great scandal, and 1t has
fr.r copied into the papers here. He
r;,aoI that be was specially qualified to
s,.,l Of the matter. and thinks Deecher i
qi.f; 4, GOOD As most other preachers.
The NEGROES IN NEW YORK,
ladies' and gentlemen of African descent
A.. -,tirr scarce here when their number is
,.,nryrcd 10 the white population. They
tvt 10 VOICE IL the government they 90
~, orrrpy high places: they are not often
s-..nv or Distinguished and they receive
T. ,,tcja consideration from anybody. They
~. ~ The outskirts Of society, aud seem far
ic., a2ppy than they are in Richmond. They
~ lie a feT black sheep scattered around
i... il grea, flock where all others are
vaac, and attract 10 sort Of attention other
t.na lin. lo"kcd upon as rare specimens Of
humanity. They find il hard to
.: employment in any capacity, and
~ ye.y often routed out by the whites,
even When they get places in families,
orr business pursuits. Many of them are
from oCr State. and most OF those would be
dad 20 be carried back to sole Virginny's
shore" 1hey are placed at serious disad-
y.ata-e: they can't send members to the
in-!>aturc, or choose representatives in'the
Iuy Council. and they have no Jackson
vaII and no first.class loungins. place like
Justice White, court and waternelons are
hi.a. aud the sun not always comfortable
aiG warm in winter, rs * is under our fairer
Skis | feel very sorry for them. / am sure
thcy have 10 struggle hard to keep body and
sou tC-ethur
Un.. lately Broadway firm had in opera
t.-a where il could be seen and would draw
:. cc2Ti trcai-m.l worked by a dog and
furnishing power tor common country
cider mil. The Society for the Prevention
o: cruelty TO Animals, Of which the hum
hU- bergh is president, rescued the, dog, and
ne Is now housing around loose, and his
Iita has been filed By little negro: boy.
Iar.e Is no society for prevention OF cruelty
10 negroes, and consequently the cider mill
vii. not be again inteTfered with.
THEATRICAL.
Nearly 81! the theatres are open for the fail
aud Wnt.r season, but none Of them present
any very superior attractions. Belle Lamar
has sceE il last week at Booths. Stonewall
Jackson Jcb STRAIT, Belle Lamar, and the
Other carcatuTcs OF southern folks have
s:Eu;'ed Of the stage TO give place to OF
W.! tragedy, Venice Preserved" revived
- @2Ucicanit. 1t is TO be hoped that Venice
VII be better preserved than was the last
l*U!t OF b0uciault's genius. AT the Union
square Theatre Charlotte Thompson, as
Jane Eyre, holds possession Of the stage. AT
he F!ith.Aycnue Theatre they are present
ING play called What Should She Do?"
u which some magnificent scenery is intro
oI:ed and Is made the chief attraction. Our
o- friend sol Smith Russell is In the COM
l:A!; 20 Is Miss Rigl, Who was in the Viz
st"l@ ppera-House combination q year or
lHo!c go. That fine old fellow who was at
IT, same tine in Richmond, and who sang
u am Jersey Sam, ss.s,
The farmer man."
! 4er", but has slightly changed his piece,
Ans Fielding 70 the necessities Of the times,
las l.
. ! am Granger Sam, II
he farinur man."
Il" ], highly appreciated, and Is no doubt
!I@"l.ns with handsomer reward than was
Nvlchsalcd him by our people.
a. The Bowery they play every night s'and
S321ay TOO" | recently witnessed there a