The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-09

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! con,innes 70 come ID most encoursa iaalys. /.
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.,.,sssted With sveir of ieYity, e. Surely
.anahIe and of confs The reader has cfs,
! orlmination 10 detect thai. Bat wnas Y
spoken Ole itabie IL Sos
tenor is. we repeat. most en- otraeang ".
county correspond are trutnI1u. &c
: Wa know them, They have a NV = !.
s,,a snch information. I'VE caus rely upon s''
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40 81 sron, these letters that we learn con-
ttaf j1nuense changes are stea q
~, Ds,,,ng an People are tired out olo gil
,s., ss witt, the sgita.ions Of thcspnblic;
dis,nrbers. They want peace. The honest!
Sfcures 81 tie public 6fdcers, revised ~ .ae
,bes. calculator OF the day, leave mo- coup.
as to the ease otsthe settlement nnder ssne
gMrCvLLocHr law, This the people a y :
-raAtv 10 take and the puUiIc I'D s's lsS.
sfhe continued elarnor. and agitation ~ tse
n,,t,Iic disturhers il. growing stead lgs ann !
the people everywhere are more an q fniosg
determined to make fnisn Of tne Pa! pa.uiu33
and Widc]y.fnfurfous worfy teopie' nay =, :
;sonething else 10 do more lnsersss'ns auu
valuable. to; them than to- Dc Nsesnins ~
General MAHoSE's financial muddle' MI
yp.u,,s demasoxism, aud to.watch Parson
M,sssY,s leserdemain or listen. to his s sto-
RES. a,s
The digniied, honest. and earnest peopie
OF Virginia would draw q curtaic over .h ~,
scene to hide, If possible, from the "oim
the shame OF Virginia pnsieo aou nau,s
about the land VIII the MAhoNh $3.50 -,
its shabby exhlbitiohs.
more OF that were ~ losSi i',r ~ 49," ,oa,
and h'ae IL OUT oi sis .!'s - sai., ,,nan
the disgust anu iln p .'srYus, - :,
1t, that II some aftol aSo'oanoe lucy :.
vented by which 70 smfk sous ii'n"' a" -
it, the wandering "circusSlans" VIII u'sap.
pear. There IS a"Weakness coln'us' "nu
the people are more anu ~ rloie VI ' eu - ~
show. .:at s,.,Ei -
:, We speak odt "nat every uou' - -,
and the Little Oenerai, has iepen,.u
hundred times OF ms 5ioliy' anu Is sun =
penting. WHAT'S more, Tue "eaiieo "1'oi'
begin to see that tnere IS HUE lelt ~, 'non''
and little hope also. Line ol'ioeio VI lau'e's
among the Dig actors mas IL - cleaf'y 'uineo
out, no iaurels to DIVIDE, hrom soseino's
ano senators ne nas coule w" uu.n =. A"o
not SO mucn as u DONE 70 tnio" W
dog. And poor, fAUL, Whlle "anuei ins
hungry ara THIRSTY ABOUT Tue hi'is
OF Nottoway and Dan, bears that MS
own house IS atire, and is fain to rave at
his i'll luck. What made it harder for DIM
was that he went to a restless bed Friday
night, racked with the really rough hand-
ling which be bad been put through by that
skilful practitioner Of the art OF self-de-
fence, Mr.. SAMUEL PAGE, whom he fell IN
with at Nottoway. Everywhere Just now
things are going badly. Gilevous' lndeed'
Is the situation OF Senator PAUL, and ne
will learn that Sir SAM, PAGE will be IN
Rockingham in few days, when be VIII De
better able to diagnose the sharp trouble
which is affecting his prospects.
But what is further annoying to the leader
OF the troup is that his champion equestrian
Of the " fiye-horse act " Is underline weather.
Discomfort is creeping OUT. some one mas
gotten out tue story that 0enerai mAAo ONE
has been STIMULATING for compromise ID
the election of MALONE and MeCULLocH
men, which at once suggests tnat the Li {
tie General "-is looking Quito "save his
bacon" Could he do that, OF course,
what would become OF Massey IS %E,,,{ anq
PAUL and R1ppLERkheEh - nese are
"squally times. " .n men II cones -
tnat' tnat lne scasteiAos lieu'enan's ak
gac''y .nn s'nty Nus oySNeg 0ue