The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-14
A FAIR FIGHT


according to the principles of the South
before the war, that one Southerner was
equal TO five Northerners. This 10 response
to the dtclara ion or suggestion that at APP
pomattoX there were fifteen 10 one. But let
all that pass. and especially with the noble
warriors it has passed. About the warme>t
encounter, embrace, and engagement L have
witnessed since the war was III this city be-
tween NJ .jJrGeneralS Patterson and EWell,
with the largest proportion OF slain, in The
form of empty champagne-5ouIeS, some
worthy Eirginians relishing the Spoits.
| have no idea that General joe John
ston, on this line, could ESCAPE simllir
capture and quartering. II, however,
4 commander Of forces TO ii 'bt The
invaders of southern rights in the Union
should be necessary, / might lay aside my
State pride ia yielding TO the host as having
been q young man the longest, aud equally
enthusiastic for the South IN the Union.
Aud may here notify my old friend Of the
despatch that he and all his cohJecerdtes
Unkr escaped an arrest and confinement
uuder an old attachment by coming 10 the
cityin travelling season, when few were here.
But torewarned and iore0rnsed this is not
likely again 10 occur, reta'ni0g IN increased
fervepcy my affection for "my OVID, my ma
tive laG1," and ali her citizens, and anO,ber
excursion may be important Tor inquiry and
report. care you ready?" | send you
pamphlet uhere witt soon be larger map
eXblbitisS the park and oil the buildings,
with the Gules and regulations, and the space
marked oNt for Virginia and North Carolina,
If desired. in the handwriting Of the Centen-
Eial clerk, and now Dext to Indilna also,
r. os,i
tee (genlleaen and ladies', not yet CON-
pbe,ed-Mrs. Charles J.Faulkner seeming
the nearestte Virginia, yet 10 be supplied.
alss send the circular OF the "Centeanlal
Lodgipg-House Agency" which Colonel
Carrsogtou and Others will understand bet.
ter than either Gt US, and by which baggage
and oHner can be checked ia tie Exchange
Hotel, On the cars. or elsewhere, 50 any rooR
in the city, and back again, on round
ticket, or into tine grounds, il pIlice-
ears; asd thus Baltimore aki New
York are more convenient than many
parts Of PHILADELPHIA. Nothing sur as
above has ibeen takee within the grsslnds
from the Soelth excepta Georgia restaurant.
Where the object is to e7ake money the lax
is high. 10 ttis case learn it is $4,000. Yhe
quarastine fos articles Of public exhibitian
"ii NC WY oASSty ASApht$<S FCSuiloi utlh>
and thas prior 10 much expense some eau
ton is necessary, and some agency likely in
the different States.
repeat. an only object to be useful, from
peculiar opportunities, on b6,4 lines, adj
dressing those eViBeiDg peculiar interests
kaown to Rls; all subject to atefr entire
coatro!. ]. G.. BooTH.
philadelphia, October 4, 1875.
p. S.-Sinee the foregoing was gsitten
nteil; gence haS been received that the State
will got cooperate 10 any building. and the
space allotted has been withdrawn, individu-
us not being allowed thus to use if. l de.
lire to explain that In the present condition
Vt her tuancas l would not mssef advise
my more expenditure than her interests aud
benefit suggest.
L is doubtful TO what extent the public !
p.s,e can be used for the exhibition of ores,
olacta's, d.. inducing investments, yielding |
1Xts, SC, far beyond small investment, |
ONE not yet determining on more than two |
honsand dollars fer buildings. | have no
lterest beyond the bcneii> Of my raliye
tate sud comfort a her c.t!Zsas.