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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-03-21
THE NEW PRESIDENT.

Hayes has come in. almost we might say.
as au impostor. certainly, We may say BY
fraud. not If lis own, but BY the trickery
VI tribunal IN whose honesty the Demo-
cratic party implicitly trusted. The Dem
ocratic party was honest in lis acceptance
Of the verdict of such tribunal because il
went into the arbitration, upon high
grounds, and with elevated regard for tue
purity II The highest court known IN human
history.
That court has fa,led Us. and We reach
the muurnful conclusions that no nel are
free fran human frailties. ~
We Come down from our lofty aniicipa.
iiouS, aud fall once more into the stream
that for the last ten years has flooded the
country.
What we are 10 expect from Mr.. Hayes
depends upon his good natare or from bis
ideas Of sound policy. lie may think it
beht to coneiliate the South by Il departure
from that vigorous rule That characterized
the administration Of his predecessor. lie
may fail US By dropping back ilto the same
disastrous course. The FIRST will be to his
interest. but The last may he his policy. lie
owes nothing to the South, and he may pay
il nothing.
We beg the Democrats to ahate nothing
oftheil opposition to party which has been
The chief head II their oppression. Cha
grin. disappointment. are no reasons for
,lisaiFection 4a
TIE Democratic plf:y mnst stand to It's
colors. |, has lost nothing its character.
Ii has lost by fraud. but !. really stands
stronger before the world than it did be,
fore, for it is adorned with the purity that
liz opponents have forever Lust. Truth a'd
honesty must vim. TIE faint hearted ma,
see nothing il the present but gloom. bu'
No are sure that brighter day is coming
and that fraud always carries With il tht
seeds IL dissolution.
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TIE BIRD LIN.

The Greensboro Patriot says: The act
na,seI a The recent session # the General
Assembly. ratified the 9Th q Mach recites
ihat experience and observation have shown
thst The insect destroying birds afford ma
,erial protection 20 gain crops; and that
the expectation Of qusils or pAriiidges from
lie Tier II countirs along tie great railroad
lines Is iikeiy 10 fesult 10 the extermiua.
t,on 81 ,ho-s beautiful and useful birds i,
j. iherelure enacted that il shall be unlaw.
fai 10 exror, quail. or cartridges. dead or
slisc. from tbe rOuL,ies u Caiawba. Row.
M. Gailford. A!amsbee, Rockingham.
oraacc. Irslell. Dsrie. Gastou. Columbus,
Davidson, Arson. u Fors.,he, under pen.
atty Of line not exceeding tifty dollars and
imprisonment not exec ding thirty days.
for zach and essfy sach offence. ....
IL will be noted that Tire expectation.
dead o. alive. y alone Prohibited. Il was
tlioaght This would afford the needed pro.
lection. Cunning Or netting i not prOhi.
biiel: BOT a. those eau Only he INDUCED
for private sport ~ home use. they cannot
result in aoy thing like exter'uisa,iOr Of
these magnificent game birds.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-03-21
HAYES CgBfYET.

Tie lOll0sing are tie names Of tie mem
ters Of lIsses' Cabinet.
Secretary u siase--wilIiam NJ. ESarts.
vf Nsv York.
seerciar, 81 the Trsa.nry--Jyhn sher.
alan. of.Obio.
secreisr, Of wsr--George ". Mecrsry.
IL loss. ~
sssr.lsry u the SasJ--Riehard u.
TLO~vsOa, II lEdisna.
secretssy " tie lpisrior--Csrl Schu:E
If Missouri.
Attorney 6;ensrai--CLsrles Dsseps. Of
Massachusetts,.
Postmaster Genersl--D.yid ". Key, Of
1ennessee.
a#es.ss4@s
Out o. cts. I've samples 81 so.esllsd vine
sent from IIamburg % Eagisnd. twenty.
t,ar proved IL bs W vine u ~.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-03-21

and laborers faf the parPese d obtaining
relief forthe Starving poor Nsited OH .he
Mayer Yesterday 10 ask hiS cossperation.
THE Mayor plslges hj,nsel(so use ms best
Efforts il, theifIhrhalf and assured thsm
that assistance would 10 granted without
delay. A meeting of ne business men
will be held this evening y devise means
for their relief,
The chairman Of the workingmenas
meeting says that the men are growing im-
patent. and nothing int prompt relief would
restrain them from riot and plumber.
Charleston. s. &. March 1.-THE St.
Patrick ralasis to-day included all the
White niiIisayyrompan.es, wlloSe appearance
in public. under arms, WAS forbidden on
Washington birthday.
-,...-s..--<..,......-
WHIT plow and NIL wuti plow castings
To-. sale BY Or, 4. y. Wilson.
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The Hen,id sdilOrially urges upon the
President and Cabinet speedy settlement
Of lie Southern question. II Protests
against any compromise being made. and
hopes Inst III iririgaes. bargain, Or schemrs
for compromise will be defeated. bscsuse
they would dsfeat the importsnt resslis II
an honorable settlement. II sdyocstes he
recognition o. Nichols snd Hampton. snJ
says that with Packard and Chamberlain
will disappear The sboIe erew " SUtlern
bloOdy.,bit demsgagues. who have - log
tept fbe 0oBptfy ID turmoil,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-03-21

New York. tinnji &c. at ain,elsag \,
ihe hendhol9sfs of the recognized dsbl II
North carolias Yesterday. resolution wa.
adopted for sile.sppointmeni ~ commit.
Tee Of three to confer wiib The North Caro-.
lima commissioners The chairman will
announce The COMMITTEES al future day.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-03-21

A special dispatch 10 The Now York
Times from this city says that The Repub.
licans here sustain President Hayes in BIZ.
Southern policy. They demand ibnt he
sIall have fair trial. The existence 81
the Republican party 10 this State depend.
upon the saeeess Of the policy IS laid down
by the President. There will beno aivi.ion
- tbi. State ~ the party. such a. ore Gle.
meui sustaining the President and de 9th.
or the Senate
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-03-21

The Charlotte Observer ,ay.. Mr.y
Douglass --Fred Dosgla~. colnred. Ia.
been appointed BY Hayes Is Marshall for
the District Of colnmbia. Thsi make.
Fred the master u cer~ma,i"s rtr ihe wbi,s
iiou,e.
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u was Goethe who. somewberc IN .wil.
helm Nei.ter.' gase birh 10 The idea tia,
W ~ liant ~ acorn IL fever rot II sil.
hls.l; lprst ,be pe, When Grant plant.
sa K'lpgg - Louisiana he i:Jp,t think Of
timtia ta
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-03-21

Bell. tiis Democratic candidate has beer
eler,ed 10 Congress 10 succeed Ben Hill
from The 9th Georgia District.
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A GARD.

rINS NIL who are suffering from The errors and
i indisrirtiols or youth. nrf,nils Weakness,
early tise,y loss ~ niGrI, "a. Ne will scn, a.
recipe that will rsrr YOU. FREE OF I'll ARGE,
'rhi> great rcMeil, WITS discovered Il, Il misSiana.
~ IN south America. send Essltir,ss ed ell-
yrlepr n,he Rev. J,,>Ei'ii I ISMAN, station
u. Rihh, House. Nm lnrk.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-03-21

Now that Mr.. sshurz has Cabinet DO.
sition. in 1874 be said: The Republican
parry is responsible for the pre.en, eondi-
ticn q the South. will not BE- Rerub.
licsn to deliver the Southern people over 10
the worst set Of scoundrels that ever OBJ
tanned political power. We are lighting
FOR The overthrow u a systems system Of
unconstitutional srrogaGce Or power. sys-
tom Of contempt Of law. system Of govern.
ment BY force. a .ysiem Of plunJeriLg IN
the South and corruption IN the North.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-03-21

New Yolk. March IS ~ Washington
specislssys, II tias been deterD,iped 10
withdraw lbe troots ifpm ibc state House.
10 Sew Orleassgud Columbia NJ swn i,
Tho Sops,c sdjourts The p,rsident b.
the mot positive assnragces ir,m the Con.
serssfives 10 both States. that ~ oui breaks
d any kind shall occur. md that rights n
sll citizens shall be re'peoisdsnd protected.
Scranton. Pa; March iG.--The COMMIT.
zee sfpoiniedby ,be uDempIo,,dn mechanic.
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friends WITH y.ur Old masters and white
neighbms Qait listening 20 tna lies u
designing politicians. and enjoy the pros
periiy which labor. peace aud horno. 5
only can bring about. a ~
Respectfully yaurs.
t tN ZEBULoS Is YAScE.
At -1>r-~-s-----.-..--.. I'll sH. .
Washington. March I5.--Sisnley Mat.
thews wrnes Packard. February "a: "a
soon as existing military orders are win.
drawn, tue Nichols government viii he,
come the only existing government. and
will have 10 be recognized then Nm such IL
the nieantlme. twill lie the duty III the
administration to take care that the results
shall nor imperIl the rights aud equity ..
the cOiared people u louisiana. So FAR as
it has lawful power 10 prevent II. aud also
to take care that staunch Republicans Ike
yourself, against whom nuthing dlsreputa
ole can be alleged. snuu!d not suffer. aud
should receive consideration aud position
~ some appropriate way.
Packard replies. March I4th, couclnd.
ing: Though the effort cost my life. still
that devotion would be better heritage
70 my children than the p!sudits of The
white lcngus Of the State, when gained BY
surrender Of both :nsi.hood and duty.
aiD the Governor. aud no ayrwed force Or
violence can give my compsiitor lawful
title, @
The Baltimore Ameriean says: The
scheme Of holding new elections FOR Tower.
nors and Legislators IN Louisiana and
South t'arOllna appears 10 hass las.en
through. The President has % auihorIi,
TO order anything Of the kind. and there
arc very serious obstacles. 20 il, being mu
tuuliy agreed upon b Oill..poIIiicai parlie
Morton has sonclnded 10 take the chair
matship u foreign Relations.
CrmerOn. Of Wisconsin. will probably
succeed MoriOn as rhairmano Of The Commit.
tee u Privileges and Elections.
Postmaster Gen. Key i an.wering ap.
plivatIvns for Office BY llIhognph
The new election scheme l. abandoned
By all parties, this morning Bet opiniu,
is hardening that Packard and Chamber.
lain must yield 70 pressure There are
signs Of lmJ alieBce and irritation III all.
ninIstration circles. az the treble attempts
10 thwsrt the suuihern policy. There is
80 doubt VI an extra session
Col. Lewis and Counsellor Chester. colar.
ed, quite pmminrnt 10 Louisiana . liiic,,
are % the White llnse. waiting for nj
iDienlew with The President. Their idea.
gathered from their lobby conversation,
seems 20 be. that under lie administration
policy they are safe IL their political aud
personal rights. HEY would prefer that
Packard aid those on bis ticket through.
out tie State should Le sustained, but are
wiling 10 yield to course 0. events which
the pressure Of public opinlan demands.
Tie Senate discussed brirfy the rrsolu-
tion submitted 5, Mitchell yesterday. Tor
the appointment ofa sub. eommuiee Of The
Committee 90 Privileges and Elpciiom 10
investigate toe charges against senator
GfoSer. u Oregon. and 10 w, Laid over
until tomorrow. The Senate then went
into executirs session.
Nomination; Fred douglass. Marshal
o. the District II Columbia; Ex-Ssnalor
Boutwell,. Of Mas.achuseits. Cs,plni,,ioaer
10 Revise Statutes; George NJ. Duskin.
Attorney Ufibe Suuthcu District u Ala.
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The Wilmington STIR says: We think
Hayes and Company will find themselves
egregiou-ly mistaken when they 60 out 10
scared. of that vas. number If old liz.
Whigs who are ready'ta rush. like the pro.
digal Sou. into The ouistreiche,l arms Of La.
dical fatherbood. and ssy 10 accents % pro.
found sorrow aud coniriiiou. We have
wandered long and ,inned much. bot ess,
H. not Of: give ns me more chance ID the
public teat aud the public crib The Uld
Liners. South. will rather stay out il the
cold sui .cIlsw' awhile longer hard tack
aud lise on short eomn,gn.. than sell eni
their birihrlaht. Ne ls pa bes VA ffe
Hayes ines. 81 poiiage' 81 tenilA maay
Southern men 10 absnd8l ,iien t,n.eifls,
aud forsake their irien.s II hRy tafa H.
ice il must be without 49, 80 y me-
hood aud eonsiclio1 --aith - 1s .. al.
dep,andiug tbst they IRE none the les. DE-.
mocTats.
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NOTICE.
Il. =. INTERNAL REVENGE n
S ? EClAL IA x Els:
My i. 1877. TO APRIL 30. 1878.

yI,liE Rs,i,rd Statutes of the Unite.i states,
i seriion, ..ss. as. :s,:T aill a2s9. req,iirr
every person eh.ngsq in any business. asnsaiiun
or smplnymrit Which renders him Liable a. i
s,'EtIAL TAX. Ia Prnclnr aud Place ransIlE
cuoilsls IL nj. Isial,li-hnrnt 90 Place oi But.
mes s'IA.uP d,n.ting ilr pas inent II said
SPEIIAL Tan hr thu special Tax y,ar begin.
ming MAY 1877. veiatr commencing ar canlii.
ming business alier Aptil ~. 49,. 4. return. ~
prescribed on Form !. i al.o required by Law Oi
every person iitltc % sperfalra ~ above.
The 1;i1ss Emin,cei eddie iLe P,Dci-
sivns offhe Lac aturs quoted are is,l
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WITHOUT FURTHER NOTICE.

spcrial Tax stamps viii M trsnsniiifd ly
mail only on fereiIi. from liz ler-f Or Irm ~.
dering the sane. 81 Specified dirsrtions - % DO.
together wfhtlie nerr-sary postage stamps. ~
she ainnsini nFiirrd 90 pU ihr pasfagr. Ths
p0sias. on one stamp j. ihlrc rriifs and On two
stamps tx cents. VI % J. DISTRICT iisat IN, w.
transmitted BY registered mail ten cent. add.
tional shoulaa .ae0inpan the appIirafinn.
GREEN y. KAUM.
Commissioner If Internal Rc,enue,
Office n Internal Revenue.
Washingt.,n. y. 4. Jan. y, IsIT. IL @@.
Mafrllit gt. 8fas..st
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COLO.

NlI-ATlOIA.. Y
some isYs we mentioned shs fact thatl
Cav. Vance had received 4 letter frous
colorsd uaesl III Burke county, IL which
they asked him 10 assist them in obtaining
means for coloniziIg themselves, The fol-
lowing is Ills Exce.lenry's reply. Il will
be read with interest. - Ne,cs.
Sirs: Your note received ~ which you
express Jour desire lor ms Influence ii aid
Of plan for the colonization Of your race,
al.l your great ieais a oppresslva. can
hot give a,dtosany such scheme llhink
your fears are slie. 90 taraas ann coa-.
cerned. and the party with which act, |
know that there A. no intenlion 10 Cypress
your peohle or deprive them Of single
legal right ;aud the colonization scaeme has
been put on Tooth the Same msn who
told you that would put you back into
slavery II elected Governor. These de.
signing politicians. knowing they would be
caught in that lie, have started others 10
keep you ALARMED and prevent your leaving
the Republican party. When this lie dies
out they will start annthe. aud always keep
you in hot water while you listen 10 them.
We don intend 10 interfere wirh ouf
rights. We don'twant souto ieasc the
State There,is ronn in Nurth CarolIua
for you and ns. ios yourchlidren anu ours.
for many g4ueratlol,s. We want yvu u
help work our fields and ike NTH US in
peace and prosperity . 81 sa ...
The Legislature has just appropriated
S3U.aDO 10 bulia ali asylum, Cur the INSANE
ofyoar FACE. and $1,000 n year 10 sup.
| Fart II. \ handcnl.e as,lun iur III. deal
and dumb VI sour race Is ALREADY ini>hsl
! aud i tilted with colorei children. who are
! fed, clothed and educated AT The expense .,
! the State. Tue i.eglsiature has also Ias,-
! ed an act giving 81, 900 gear lar the ed.
/ ueatiun Of teachers iur your people.
This don't look much like taking your
rights away from yoa. II you want 10 run
away from all these helps. ydu will ACT like
ioois. Il san continue u war Oh the pau.
pie wli,are giving them u sou. you will
i net .ti.l nc foelishly. II were adv,>.
ing you ~ u, dSinl bed. would say ~
more than Tor you all To 81 4, WORK. make.
friends WITH Jpur old masters and white
neighburs Omit listening 70 Ina lies u
designing politicians. and enjoy the pros
periiy which labor, peace aud hor,no. j
only can bring about go
as " Respectfully yaurs.
i =4r rs ZERtfIoS Il VAScR
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The Raleigh Ne,es says: An act was
passed bs the Geuerll Assembly u make
the carrying Of concealed weapons INSIDE
nieanor. L Is provided that persons fex-
cept certain public ofiiccrs) convicted IL
carrying concealed weapons shall be fined
or imprisoned at the discretion Of the court
The enactment Of this law was in Obedience
to the amendment to the Constitution, in.
sesting the Legislature with power to pro.
hiblt this common practice. We wish to
see this Law rigiily enforced. that its me.
rits may he fully tested. We are disposed
to think that Il viii have no appreciable ef.
feet. whatever. IL, however, il operates 10
stop boys frUm going armed. ike bsndit,i.
IL willproye good, wise and proyident
Law. 49,
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The Wilmington SIN. understands that
there isa movement ~ fuut among .he bet
ter class Of colvred people. which is expect
ed to become general throughout the State,
having for lis object An alliance with what
they term the liberal element Of the Dem
ocraiic Or Conservative party in all State.
county and munic. pal elections hereafter to
occur. There have been several meetings
IN Wilmington recently IN the interest III
this movement, aud il Is proposed to hold
general convention Of the colnred 'p.o,l. IL
Noita Carolina II an early day, when the
matter will take mure definite shape. Tae
movement Is conhned entirely 10 the color-
ed population. and without regard to the
wishes. approval Or dis,ppro,al Of the white
element d the Republican party, II VA
tional elections. they say. circumstances
will govern their action. 81
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The Raleigh Observer says; And now it
i Mcl,iadsay tsatsseasss 10 DE froat.
After the nomination. Il Stone, 81 tseassouth
Carolina Returning board. 10 sransille
Federal office by Nr Hayes. NY expected
That J. Madison Wells Of Louisiana.
would turn up next. .up,n rpaeeiion,
however, We think Mcl.iudsay viii do a.
bout as well. tisstrue he DIES nos belong
10 any Returning Board indeed, il john
Pools statements be true the gang (which
Nc. Lindsay belonged was mon i, the habit
Of masing ANY returns atail. Ne. u the
youth John Pooladyiscd Holden to put in
military command during the Kirk war, FOR
the reasoa that he was desperate. reckless,
piratical fellow, vne who. ii such prisoners
as Governor Graham. aud gentlemsu II that
class, were entrusted to him, would SO ef.
fectually 'lose them that they would give
no further trouble.
What's ,piendid Commissioner Of Agri.
culture Lindsay would make, lie has ii
his tinie. 50 the same vcrasious John Pool
says. plowed the briny deep. and doubtless
too he knows something about sowing oats
wild oats ne mean--Lat beyond this we
| are not rare that he ha, any experieuca \,
an agricuhurist MINT shall the i,arses,
be from such sowing md such blowing Is i
question that nay we'll br commended Il
the most serious consideration Of Mr. Hayes
aud his cablaet asas a,as.ke 4gsss s,,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-01
PETERSBURG.

DEATH OF A PHYsTCIAN-INTERNAL HE'HNoh
RECEIPTs-DEATH OF JAMES poNLof.
correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatcn.I
'0 OCTOBER 81, 1871.
Information was received to-day Oh .ns
death of DR.. Sterling Neblett, Gitlzen anu
physician Of high standing in LunenDur +
comfy. He was about ffty-fivc years OF
ace. and leaves large family.
The internal revenue receipts in the re
tcrsburc district for the month ending TO-
day amount to Sl00,44S. or this sum
1854 was collected in spirits ana nearly
800, 900 on tobacco. -,
MIR. James Dunlop, Jr.. whose Illness was
mentioned in my last letter, dlediast n1ght
between IL and IL o'clock. He was aDout
thirty wears Of age, leaves widow and one
child, and was the youngest son OF the late
David Dunlop.
The death is announced OF Mr.. Wbltmel
Pulley, an old and respectable citizen OF
Prince George, and OF Mr.. Robert Jenkins,
OF the same county, who expired suddenly
from bleeding at the nose. Both were well
known Masons, and were buried with the
impressive ceremonies OF that order.
ROBIN ADAIR. .
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TO-DAY

at the Fair will be a big day. The CON-
petitiye drill will come of. The boys are
to be put through. There will be great ann
bition to win the prize. We give notice
beforehand that we are on the side OF the
defeated. The judges are by reason OF pur-
suit and practice entitled toauthorlty in the
premises; but we shall be certain to say
that the defeated deserved success, and that
is the next thing to success, most surely:
Our sympathy will make up their deficiency.
The scene will be most interesting. Thou
sands Of anxious spectators will look upon
it, and the partisans will be i'll such num-
beers as seldom witnessed in public assem-
biage.
The distinguished visitors will be pre-
sent. The day is indeed "tield-day" for
the Fair.
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9it|,uuud 1ispatth,
ru,..sDAY NOVEMBER /. 1877.
The Presidents Visit.

The events Of the Presidents visit to Vir-
sinia grow better and better. we invite
the reader to follow its history, as recited
in the Dispatch this morning. II is inter-
estinc and felicitous. The President ceases
to be at all stranger; he becomes famit
iar friend to the public society. Though
losing nothing in his dignity, although
growing in the public respect, the people
are brought nearer to him and quite ingra-
tiatcd into his sympathies. His manly de-
portmcnt rraces his simplicity and SINGER
itv. and his unaffected ciyility and courtesy
commend him entirely to the pubic conn.,
dence rs well rs respect. The scene OF the
welcoming by the Governor, the speeches.
ovid tho entire carnestncss and good feeling
that prevailed during the reception cefe-
,,or;cs were distinguished from such oc-
css;o,s generally. There was in them
creat deal Of heart and an amount OF public
satisfaction that could not have been engen-
dcrcd save through the earnestnesS ana
force Of the political circumstances OF the
times.
We feel that the scenes Of this cordial
meeting are peculiar. and derive their IN
terest from the political circumstances to
which we allude. They are gratifying in
the highest degree. 1t would be strange If
the grand actions OF the Administration had
not impressed the public mind OF the South
with degree OF admiration in harmony
with the dignity OF those actions. we
know full we'll that the Virginia mind is
capable OF a full appreciation OF just such
nobility Of human sympathy and justice as
President HAYES has displayed to the world,
and while we are i'm no sense surprised at
the manifestations brought out by this en-
traordinary presidential visit, we are proud
OF them, because Of their truth to Virginia
character, and because OF their beauty and
fidelity to public integrity.
We repeat what we have said before, that
while the events happening here must be
felicitouS to the minds Of all intelligent and
right-mindcd men, they must be greatly
auxiliary to the grand plan OF national con-
Citation and harmony-to the restoration OF
municipal and national right and equality.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-01

COMPANY AS TRIP TO RICHMoND.-Com-
pany A, Washington Light Infantry, will
leave for Richmond tonight. Priort to their
departure they will make short parade up
Pennsylvania avenue to Wizards Hotel,
where they will be Joined by the staff
officers, and thence will march to the depot.
The following staf-ofiicers will accompany
them: Major Vandenburg, Colonel n. Is.
Fugitt, Colonel Blackford, and Colonel Ii.
D. Cooke, Jr. The company will muster
forty men, and be Differed by Colonel Will
liam e. Moore, First Lieutenant w. n Dal-
ton, Second Lieutenant w. II. Harrison,
First Sergeant j. X. Ross. Douch's band
will 60 with the company Washington
ReDu6tic0n, 3lSk