The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-03

inspections at home and abroad. IN inYa,ess,
tigation will show that ALREADY tobacco "A he
ing hab!tually shipped BY railway lines from
some Of the private warehouses 10 oihe
anired by law, th1s at once ar,idinIlii,p tit,
objects and the Dement'S Of the, system. 81
{ recommend an early and ,fhorol1oh ray;l
Sion of the law for the inspection az fehacco
and such amendments Of the present system
as viii benefit all branches OF the Legitimate
tobacco business. whether Of the country o,
she cities, and SECURE certai n and equal pro:
tecllon 10 the producing, mercantile, snd
AcfnriDg Inter rests concerned Withhold
lmpairlng any just right s.of the warehouse
pfoqP.rietors.. fsslii3sI :s,i ~. ,.s,.
5aol FIsH-wAYs AND FISHERIES. Il,
| It viii be found necessary to extend the
time now prescribed for complying with tue
provisions OF tie act approved April 90,
1874, TO prevent distractions 10 the free
passage or fish in the streams or the State,
Plans for f1ll-Wass; as required by the fourth
section of the act, have been adopted and
circulated but The cost OF such structures
Is considerable, and more time, and. III poss
sible,' some substantial aid, should be ac-
corded by law for their erection. g
ioar atlention isfnyited to the great value
ana importance OF t6e hshiDg interests of
Ene seate, ana ana tne inadequacy OF the present
Slatu lN LOT tneif preservation: Some OF the
more enterpfising Staies, With advantages
..r tnie.iot,to ours, nave materiaily increased
s, h iooa. eonIor,, aaa Heaitn OF tpefr peo-
R5e ~ pfuaeh1 iegtsiation On Lnls subject:
atDe exception, pernapss or one OF, tW t
axe States. virginia i ll ~ larger pro:
portion OF 1niand waters aqapted TO, the pro-
pagatfon OF, Iish THAT any her State. = Ex:
pefiense asserts mat WITH .spsepsr protection
every acre or wa er, IS capable ,of Yielding
anhuhiyaa greater amgn1t OF human r tood
sna,i any acre OF the ANU Sompetenf Judges
Estimate the amount q foSd capable Of being
p,oaaeed III our waters t 20 ,be greater tnaD
tlrthe ork annuaiy saYelt 10 me Ssate: Ire
tesui!s OF astaai p, IN otner STATES
prove taat nsn csn sd. De falsed Win less tro9
PIE anu. cost tnan otner arIicles OF 1000.
moley sran y cVs,s 70 ieea tle pe0pls
q hicnin1pGu LOT one aay WouIa 10 sk'lieu
hanas suitiee 10 propagatef j ana pace IN our
tiYsls . VI l1pns " tne nnest va
tle ely. o.! VI nsn: !,
S.Inst lsg.sa.loSn ~ neeesu u preYe1e
~ nsn ~ OUT Ma.
used.iofterI by MISUNDERSTANDING which arra, rSeii
IDLY destroying the. supply Of fish, and ul.
EeSs arrested tney VIII render opr vast ana ~
ptne1W wise lnpaiu l wafer areas Wortpiess
rs a source ior tne supply OF nsnIIood: ~
one' OF these contrlFances Efty TONS or fisb
pave Deen seen 10 be taken IN single night.
A'sfr1ngent' law, with effecsuai sanctions
ana penalties, should put an END to the use
Of pound, gill, and stu ke:nets, h!Weifs, and
ali, other contriyances Wnicn .deStroy or Per
manentiy Gimnisn me supply or nSn. Ing
INV snouu no .,t ehectualy ieguinte arg
I,mit Tue hiouss any tines Vi !aktns nsl, and
snoulu pioYihu '1 luz Tug res s iag of OUT
s sfassis. tux !. r.l.t,, lui
,.ille .he :, ea.ion ~ ooa .. ~
cl ~ nslei VIII autnolty ~
fntorce tne tAecution OF tne INV IN respecl
20 the erection Oh Isl'Wuys, anu the sup
preston Oh UNLAWFUL practices IN taking nsn,
as wen as their general propagation. lt Is
supposed tnat morning nSed pe pau the po az
peyonu tneIr aetua! eApenses; bul = moae.
rae APPROXIMATION Is Iequneo ,or pfOcufing
anu pfopaSat!ng ploper varieties 81 hsn. q
splr.t oi Tue closest saSins 70 lug Lreasury,
que uarues; iliaAiiis VI ecohoiny, uictate such
ppr ropfiatIll lilo ,isi,s,f %.s> 81
~ THE PROTECTION OF. sHRKp-RAlsINa. 4.
i. s.u.;,, 80 a. t,..s.eu,.
"a hLSs ptupoi.'on VI sns lanus % VT
sihia, pe..ei auaps:s ~ pastuas .uah 10 "
tliiaSe, Wout. iapuiy " lug
geneIaI Wes.,t Il uJsosea 20 sls uses ,oi
pun pas'oiai ,n ~" 90 .r aI
ILl Yt.iueyuHufLuC Nu pun Ane tutCl CSS vi ouCcp-
Ealslns N.Y. ILL hdnnoa Ss 1850 ~. III ~
nreuaIoncs ~ ,nortbless ~ cos sI
ILL., :. T. for TIC 'GenaraI asemhIv ~ ~
100 s;,a IS .,,r;nc,n,e ~ noi;tiS,I noSnn
et nsne -. "a an tba PySa,I' ba,,a &c ~
Is " NC %. 800 a IS ' ;.s o;,,,,,.s. 'S
Stdte anu .no ,GiI a, y, NO .,' ,,ss,S ~ pe
Paikeu, ny seou .nnusnoes q. upnYiu !le GA
s.encs VI sn., -; Eau ha'' s'a na
abortive, because indecisive and timid, and
because they transferred TO the arena on
local and neighborhood politics question
which bught,to nave been nfmiy ana hnaily
settled by the Government for the whole
State. = GSnchsfegislation proyokes the s6ppo.
stion which defeats it's objects and discredits
Its authors Ihe people neverfail to sustain
D measure for their good II its authors 80
frame it as certainly to efectuate the end ip
view; and at the same time assume all just
responsibilities for themselves. A law which
promptly extinguishes an evil puts an end
To- contention over its merits, and Its mani.
tested results and benefits are sure 10 ipropi.
Hate It's ,opposers. !. For the suppression ;of
The intolerabie and growing evil In Question
i recommend the passage OF an net with such
enereetie aDdself.executipg sanctions as will
make it promptly and certainly efectual and
draw to its enforcement the Intelligent influ.
ences interested in its object. a
! law should be passed creating fund In
every county, to be kent up by aIliberal tax
n,adogs, out Of which All losses OF sheep
from their ;depredstions should be fully paid