The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-11

;sbt ID seit,ed now on the basis prolsose4 /
81 fhe rer,rcsentativs oss The bontinolders d
khe: ps,blc sentiment OF the Vcrld HiIsgie'
sad III anprayingls and thsf, aatiionEn y D I
Erue ID facs thpt laF SO portion @ Eng g ot
Rave been ayois sed, stu that, IS Wil
81. i,one bs arrangement between ersaltorf
md dsbtor, practically our fesputai son viii ]
nat sulicr Go % to prevent .rgsniairofn once
more occupying . favorable positson ID u p
eyes OF other ssttssess who have been lif ss
soreIy pressed. n we can get lid ct abssssss
stwcsEiths Of lie debt and come out cretiit i.
bly, at the SINE time, the Leggissa, sife WI Web
accompiss hes such result VIII uttaoG bte stily
make itself a high nsune among the It,eggis-
aiatufe which We have bad since The war,
and receive al the hands OF the peor sle the
sps,nttit OF = Well done, goet and y aiahfui
servants There are not handful 4 In any
/. eounav ,.,f the State vino would MOI receive
with gratitude and satisfaction 40 y hon0ra-
BILE termination to this long .ssrnf sgIe which
has agitated the State. We beF eye The, de-
4 sire lot d setslement Is uniyefs all and any
pub,ic man who W III. eontribu. te to this re
s,,lt. vial awaken aieeling off, egufd among
the people which win. make. 1, him q peRatar
iayorite, While the man " he pursues d eiR
ferent course wilt merely oe scasion q. feeliag
OF d;sappointmens and de- open the gscesn
which has hung overt $ ,:ate.g n,
OF course it Is not to be expected in ansy
settlement OF this kind II lat any man Of de
s,;ded CONVICTIONS win secure exactly the
. aonaittons whict, he NO. aid have prescribed
Sin carrying out The ide as which he hea en-.
scrsaintd In eonnectio with the SUBS ects
,hcre are those who, W. sud have yielded less
and those wbo Woulsl have yielded nsores
but the very essence OF, an adjustment as
that there shall be s. ome middle greand on
which honora6se tss;n with coptlie6 ng views
NAV meet an d mutC ally surrender something
40 elect asna,n sa central otiect, III ~
Me ,regret- ezseedingly that the -2slsllc
:sentsn,ent densadsthastbe creditors should
Weld so ,mses,; others regret that their
.demEuds .wercnot yet lower. 3iSthoseF y hD
have contenaei ;or strict compliance with
tile bond arc willing to ACCEPT a settle.
uaeat on the Oasis OF %, d and,5 per cent.
bond, them those, who have insisted on 3IpeT
- -<s
tcent. ms the fundamental basis ought ON
their part tie make some concessions. I I
There is absolutely nothing but, tronble
in q continuance Of this agitatioE---trouble
ito our finances, trouble to our business
,troubIe to the market-val OF our. lands
and thecaHse OF immjgration,5a nd trouble
10 our politics. Just let this offer be re-
jected, and whether justly or sinjushys the
news wiz 60 abroad that Virginia has re-
pudiated, and all values n;ea,the State will
suffer a depressiop, while our politics will
present a scene Of bitterness and confusion
4that:wiI almost amount to a soeiai npheavaL
1t is not possible to. avoid this two parties
among the Conservative party will ,unques-'
ationab!y form therverg moment this propo-
sition is rejected, and this party torn into
factions, the Radical element will tnevi-!
aably come ito the front again., There:
is "a dernand for, d State conyep-
istion to frame a new government; and,
with the Conservatives distractedeand dis,
organized, what must necessarily be the
complexion Of That convention What
smast necessarily DE the consequences ofkthe
meeting Of that convention? z /. What must
necessarily be the character OF new con:
'stitutiou framed undersuch- circumstances
II any man can see anything agreeable ID
ngior8ard to suck contingency rhesis
gifted miss, q quality OF vision that woald
Hight up with pleasant n ues the reeesses. OF
the subterfanean world and discover. the;
outlines OF: grace and beauty; ,among the
ss.rifes and disdprdaiit; movements Of Pm
aemoniun,.ap1 ~ X %&.s 800 e. ,1s,1 RI