The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-06-05
summer sseereattons.

=, cheerfulness and recruitment to the com
,,u,;ty OF invalids. The country is ye
yery much oppressed by the Inactivity o.
commerce and the restraint which the want
~ confidence. puts upon enterprise and
hpsiness. The construction OF means and
the uncertainty of the near future which IL
occasioned by the slow action OF Congress
nnon some matters that affect the general
business OF the country must bear upon tue
nlans Of neople for the summer. But the
nrocess OF sitting out from society those
whose financial condition was carrying
them down TO ruin Or moderate circum-
stances has been going on long time. The
pr,nins-hook OF fate has therefore weeded
ont from the society Of pieasurc-seekers q
smart company Of the nearly impccunlous,
snd although it may not be reasonably cN-
nac,cd that there will be an increase
a, the Springs visitors the present sea-
SON. there is reasonto suppose that those
who so a-pIesSuring will be well supplied
with means. and that the spring>-kcepers
will be we'll paid for their custom.
The country is getting quiet. and order
is being rapidly restored. The resumption
Of speSc. payments will cause an entire re-
storation OF confidence, and business and
enterprise will so revive that next year we
hone for a great change. The summer OF
1879 will be bright and Joyous beyond any
that we have had since the war.
But, we repeat, there is considerable
Growth in the feeling of serenity, and the
season will show it. There is nothing
likely to cause disturbance now, and the
rest that will be enjoyed By tue people will
be real and grateful.
The Paris international show will carry Il
Great many OF our people abroad. From
cur observation OF the preceding interna-
,ional exhibitions we doubt whether the
Qualifications attending these mon strous az
fairs compensate for the trouble and cX-
nense they occasion. The world will ind
out In Il short time that they somewhat
overdo things. Most men are pretty well
"done for" in DOING one international,
and discover that it would afford vast deal
more pleasure and information were they
10 visit The countries that send specimens OF
their art and their products to be shown
aIour with what is contributed by other
lands. ltis no Satisfaction 10 an lh1cil'se"t
man 10 see bit OF furniture, or i pit OF
timber. or thimbleiul OF earth from great
country, and 10 examine them IN Il 1os'lihS,
@arrulous throng, whose mats ana heaos ana
bodies are ever intercapting his vision.
These Things are no co'lpchsatloh' Anc
refined ana ihqH'l'hS 't"'e''e' "o"'u se'
the great e'htfeS 'ncpisc!'es' al" 'aNo III
what Is instructive ana gratifying III the
way that does indeed AFFORD real sat's''c-
ton
StlIi we nave always 1ou'i" 'ti"' Tue ipu'-
iituue tiat sought Tue opportunity VI poas'-
Inc OF ha'lh% seen more Ill PIE tua' cainfs
from everywhere IMAM any VI 'ne'' neis u
borS has been immensely large anu 50 IL
viii he now.
nevertheless 'he sehslo'e people ~ arc
not enllcea 10 f'uiS 10 see 50 inoou u WHICH,
they VIII kho" 50 i''ie VIII h"'e lea' GU
!oymch' ana ne'enI at VIC l's''' ''s
fountains Oh 'hc'' OWN la''o' ''on'e VI 'u'se
We invite 'heih 10 eoi's'oel
NEW ORR ioTEL.-lt IS Il singular SUIT
ing point OF these nollces-this Ne" 1ork
Hotel. But it will be understood lis proper
when we remember what numper OF our
southern sprlnSs-Soefs, Us Wen Us those WHO
make voyages ABROAD, take Ne" YORK III
their route. All those VINO so 10 Cahaaa' 70
the summer resorts OF New York, and the
Lakes Of Niagara, 90 to New York city and
Soourn awhile for outfits. In gong and
returning they linser awhile in the great
Gotham. While there the New York Hotel
Is the elegant place where they VIII ina the
most congcnial society, the most COM
Portable lodging, and the most eNceileht
.aoie. Inc -Ne" 1oth iAo'e' - 'ne pi''o NC
's0uu' 10 'ne southern iie'i'' ioi .ne vs.
H'op"''"i' spun 'hat iu'ee anu ~ 'l0
he'eF-'o'oc-loISo''ei' l"'iness anu sen. o't
y u southern people '"'' WIZ ''o' s"o"''
u! It's ADMINISTRATIONS ana "oui'ilu''S "'9
II u'sPl'Eea III ''iite witch soiio" o'ooueo
over tue South ana want oisuesseo nei
children. The New YORK Hotter, "hile 10
De commended OF all men, shoulo ever We
ie'u III sla'elui iehieu'pi"h'o ~ "'' soe'N
"n peopie.
ine cohi'nia>ats oel''i''le"l Vi 'no NC"
aoiA cspec'ans a''iac'e" our .''en'.oh'
n' '"'e'ei 'neie - '""'eo
among Tue eAce'lehcles we tnefe en!oyeu