The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-29
content to sec all these ubiquitous props
tnankad from aind ersspd asps
,sr,,nu+T conditions uulaer the UunStitu'

Knocked from pnd
nrirnurTiaf condi tious unter tine 1unsslIu'
ton. E, !. 80. 81 nn,,,.s
nassion for tue lazy. Meat, drink, anu ious
Inn are 100 precious FOR free bestoWal upoll
tbe healthy and the unworthy. The ATaps
~ the highway should be made 20 sWeas
Involuntary drops nt stone-qnarries anu an,
mon the subtle squares OF cities anu VII
sianes. They should he taught that tae PIT
nal curse Is uneSpiated. But for the anS-
ions and willing worker no bread IS TOO
fine. no r,othing too dear, no building 700
LOFTY. TITS yaid that the ordinary IS gooo
Eenauc,,: hat the world is unwilling 70 taKe
4 sinsie step backward In that direction. ;,
~ var recently made money plenty, ana
bcsng plenty it was necessarily cheap, anu
therefore OF easy acquisition. Creeping ac.
|auisitNeness soon crammed Its coneis ~
forty cents on the dollar, and appreciatteso
hy resumption and other measures W .ne
4 full round hundred. 1t is easy 70 see upo y,
whom fell the fearful consequences. ~ 70
| easv to see WHO has been made r,ch WitIo9 "
labor, and who poor wlthoat iauib. ~ %
Ieasy to see that money is scarce oniy W
cause 1t Is In tue hands OF the rev. IL, Inen,
/ the Goyernr7ert has once mace m0ne.
sn.rce for the benefit of the few, would It
not I've fs,r sad equitable for the Govern
mont to nake it again abundant for the
/ benefit NJ tte many. Let our hills OF go'o
no laid unae,- contribution, and our seams
/ ~ silver he coined into the dollars OF tne
daddies. a.et golden eagles yellow the tan''
and souorsus silver sound the trumphs o.
!. restorea currencE, OF redeemed cfeui'
and resuscitated iedustry.
To;the attainment OF this end or soRfs'
tbfupl,fse it. the democratic party sfanas
niedped before tie world. The people
caf,se.is; in our issnds, and its righteous ue
n;sInn iseyopd an doubt. Among the otares
sDhinEis foremost in demanding susttces 'aoe
|amo,,p all our distinguished statesmen nom
more Able, neao more devoted ana faDoIl
nusstban General Ewing. His hearts IS upo'
= thisGIeeve. BE has chosen gooo' 1oo,
part. He is in league with dust, auu hir
Estaued and sealed his poverty. Capita. n ,a
hts snies in every nook and curve OF Tut
Is,iobe Tbcy are well paid aud live upor
tfhe Fat OF The land. Labor has only noH
Is nd then as advocate, serving at most LOT
lSonp and sentiment. Let the Democrac!
keen il in snemory and hold it as an equHa
i hIe set-oE TO any occasional criticism 0
i C;enerai Ewing that he left the Rep'lDiicar
marty in the plenitude sof its power. H'
turned dis back upon it at time When
had besr easy TO obtain leadership from
among it's chiefs. His brother.in-la" wa wa
the epsuctted hero OF the late war. M
father had been the compeer OF onr great
est scholars and statesmen. Every antece
dent was suspicious, every auSury favor
able. We have every reason to feel as
sured that General Ewing came to us ou
of no selfish motive, for he came at Time
whel it was rare thing to see even
democratic constable or supervisor. Ihert
twas no prospect that the Democrats Woulc
soon If ever likely to regain its battered
! grown or to unfurl to the breeze
its tattered flag. Many of the wisesi
and best felt like giving up, or
lsDsing into new alliances. And down
among the undistinguished rank and me 4
| for one felt as though we night POSSIBLY
ou;live our usefulness. Judge Van Trump
was OF that opinion, and, If could DO SO
unblamed, I could name many IVlnS anu
leading gentlemen in this county and State
}who were coincdent in the sentiment.
Shall any Democrat hold General Ewing 10
! a higher standard OF faith-te Drawer nope
! than the rest of us? And row, in ;behali
OF the citizens Of the town and county-in
behalf of gentlemen from neishboring cities
ard yillases-in behalf Of the Democracy
here and everywhere, / welcome General
Ewing to his home and friends.