The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-27


3 self tells as
g Isras have 40 Asstors that have no song,
Thtse heroes lie forgotten ~ their graves
No living SoGe s VA bs, D, dss and ases
The ihoaebt wag r,.ered. and the deed msung,
AIetressres TO the Winds aud waters apas 1oa
Miss Marr was sister to the late Hon. JobD
Quincy Mari, delegate frosa Fanquel
comfy. Va. to the SO ession Convention-S.
body naost memorable in the history Of tn e
Safe, Mr.. MARI was highly sppreciatesi at
home, as may web be supposed, and was q lie
Of the Wjsest snemssers OF the Convention LAS
soon az Virginia resolved TO draw the swf ord
In yintIica,ion of her honor and lberi g.
words of equal i.nportfa her bright lexee n
md calied ircr martial suRs around Der, nj r.
Mari. as ca1tain OF tae' Warrenton t.Mes,
was anropt. the first to take the field Of war,
and was the very first TO shed bis H' blood
in the sacred cause 4cr which he b0ekea on
the sword.
Another son Of ti,is highly-edfts;d family
was Lieutenant R5bcrt MARI, OF the United
States navy, who was lost at sea N the stoop-
of.Tar Albany IN 1874, but saH lives ia the
spemory and admiration Of kis frient', and
who is recalled by some OF toe sweetest ana
saddest lines that fail from his sisters pen.
Sprung from this old beroic stock, what the
DrOtnCr was III 'couhcll aUu WI Wal WV Si'tei
is in song, The deep undertODe OF her poetry
IL sorroW-the sorrow of an unconquered
and eowcrf,i4nst are. But bet her, ta her own
fashion, telI.her sad tale.
Ibid not weep when VANISH hands
Nv breusu.es bore away
Nor y hen saw the luria names
Ny hou" In ashes lay;
Bu' the ruin eazed urSt SAID,
30, native land. for thee
Ear more than shiS Pa eszdly bsE
II thor !ngy5t be- wee.
..,,,, ..o,, - he, so,rowi,, mon
a arI no. s,n WI and measured Iresd
Erouaht back the sfrGng man Of my houe,
TO iay him within ocld:
And 81 rted down The >ig,,
And SAID. lis great AND g:so'S
For oue's own landto dle "-Pdge 10.
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''And VIXEN the hties ending came,
Ana al Wy. eNcn a'u 10
%nu WIZ sihT &c sei ga ,o I
ID, , VIZ or" on - W arr.~nh no s,ia
'1he future Set reinaits ,,s
Aan ~ neL sip, t , ai,eus 49, a., 50 u Da,.o7
stFohR' 'iohesl 'aDors efAns. -r"2e o''
IN, ... S~;.u.> II ero,, ,ho sbort ,r
IDe ektfucls Sifehaiea all hoh tbo eEoi ~
poefns in the volume, IN which are 10 De
fornd nthar ,,;pces shnwi,p the autbo RS
iounu Wv P.'' s $50; 80,
efforts, but which are characterized by The
same deep pathos. Among these would
call particular attention 10 "Ihe brotne II
Revenge" tic tragic power Oh whlcn wlen
read to select and sppreclatlVe audience IN
Philadelphia drew tears from every eye.
But, gifted as Is TIC genus VINO mas oeeh
semitic us to
Wage with desaysnd change eeaseless s' IT.
Aho give s'e "sau I1' ,oi n' .", H" y. 49,
yetWhl- her isi'ssroii oe uniu'umeu uhNs'' W.
oI Inc oouln accosu ~ MISS Mait 10. se Gu
eloas enoouiaso'T M ,: nust :, W." H., 0A' A''
10 carry ~ o''- VI i's'eh W het
"WYls wall of 'lara entation,
whose oep'a OF agony ih'sn' "''e s'ane
when for moment Hope fed:
put when fcl, 1lt bitterness
or unreouitcd toll
And saw lie base and wicked rise
RIct with the orphans SPOIL:
"asa here WAS none 10 give. ''
I'd an ~ ,,"aL ". ra tr1rnn''e5 dawn
nIm s a. ,h .. a., c" s,r"nr ,nibt I.n N"""'
'"'' ''''' ''e o. '''e NAG A' AVE-
=. u-ho, orarr co,,uc y.,r ,ba-qoses
More labor ,,i and nS I.sS gain.
Ard life yns Int .oto. her name
For WEAKNESS ana paiu:
1hvn love M dealn ,bc0ueatl,ed 10 love
suchheritaRc OF woe.