The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-18
what IS Wanted.

"WEDNESDAY IL ls. 1915 1'l'
What is Wanted.
eood deal Of discussion Is going on inst now
ssaS;ns hs asss t.
ginIa White su,p,or springs Theirs ssss 70 ne De
sl so Sss Il Their I'm ins ina sus their
{ ton IL point OF much more moment 10 them: IN
all probability, should he Co. crowd Of sont hs,
Who rspresent tic actasi feeling of the SOUTH
and consult her true INTERESTS ms rs Sienty
ss honest s ea Sensible fas too VINO si cordially
accent the visit g an Advance ~ arren,ne,iasio
ansn and oyssnipn
10 the subjected States Bat HAYES 2s t ~
other sorsherosr nass going 10
male she SoItn and North as one again There was
neriy of that sort OF cement beiore sne NAT, ~,
Sass ssnstantiy ri watering places, In and
their own hones; they ate, drank ana me NOD
only made The breach wider and more deadly when
W snms wanted now is com nupity Of Interests
hs war vas War Of landed and mercantile CAPT
taINthe farmer and the tradesms8, Make OF tne
seatsesn psnsec of aohaeeo ana yoa r have
the next generation honogeIeoss ~
VIII he produced by no amount or socai @ ,
sn srsn iaso ssese hall, hear
great deal OF the anxtety OF the Souih that homes,
Sting their capital, intelligence, and zeal TO
the Susta , up no oi ,h@.a after tie carpet
gng fashion But sy .ns,e :, IS sg any sch
pSiiaSihropie part. The press nom Richmond to
Kew eat,s,ss sac,Iit;ss are cheap The way to
clear and large profits Is OPEN p%s Sn n ds g
sese. Sy interminable small obstacles which
eSeaasy SSeE ,ne Ios Gem ~ to have son.pred
70 keep out business and even trsnlent
,resle hose OF nor,nern road. the hotels OF south
ern villages are az high IN ,helr fh e
ZION and in short every man or woman ne e meets
who has IS Grown rich BY the war and off whom il is
fair to make any pFen sd s ayense herself and
Knows how to do 1t. 1t as well to tell the truth On
srea, sections seem to have changed charac-
M since sne wan ~ Is n n9i be t naking it
the great losses Of the South can excuse mnen o$
the, do not he lazy competency with which
the Of Der peoPe s ' oS Sovng bee Jim
poyeris6ed By the war, Is patriotic sscrInce.
o wSa m Ss ought to be on their fee, as
In spite Of all unjust areafmG9r; mna esnesV Of
small capitalists, they should be ess greedy In
golden csrs for them tomorrow Philadelphia
Z 2ste9ropH'
Inc le'egrapH' OF Thiia.'e'pi''a' Is one y,
tie most dehDerate ana 1alf aouina's "a GA
the northern dallles. we commena u ih lS'st
heartily for It's sincerity, ana 1or 'ts esiuenG
desire to form Just opinions ABOUT matteis
OF public concern, especially at the SCUM.
But these matters at the South cannot ne
understood oY persons unacqua,h1eo WIN
domestic economy anu Tue popular conu'-
tlons IN the South. we nave seiecteo the
above article from the lesegrGph with WITH the
Wow OF pointing out some Oh the errors lnso
which even the fairese northern cri'lcs OF
southern affairs are prone 10 70 i al
The Telegraph, IN IN what II mas 70 say aoous
Mr. HAYES Vislt' Is hot "iue u Tue mars i,,
It is, indeed, not. likely that amongst the
many that may gather about Mr. ..l HAYES III
Virginia will be found the REPRESENTATIVE
men. The advent OF 1air ana mo gentie red
eral rule has inspired very grateiu' anu
lively puphc 1eeilns, ana tue thoughts VI
many who haste 10 walt upon the fresldehs
will likely be rather IN their heels than th le
heads. They will hardly be under the IN
fiuenoe Of a sober vein Of reflection with
reference to public matters and the general
welfare. There will be too much schem II s
Of politicians and too much oface-hunting
for that. The times indeed have dealt
sharply with individuals, and there 10 logi'
eally tendency to individual interest and
fselfshness that leaves but little time to con"
slider public affairs with earnestness and
true public spirit. q. %...;,. ~
Nevertheless we cannot exactly agree
with the Telegraph as to the social effect Of
the presidential visit. It may NOT indeed
promptly make the two actions one; but
certainly it will encourage intersocial feel
ings, and assist to promote national har
mony. .'s:..!. 7. s y. II ...;l
E; But, in pursuing the 1slegrapk's views,
here follows the main point: Community
OF interest,", Sc emigration into these half
ruined states,n etc. This is the point
wherein our northern friends are ever at
fault. They take no account Of the nature
OF the southern populate n, and do not
dream but there is no obstacle in the way
~ % sinnn1e remnyaI; Of the northern manu-