The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-15

proportion 10 the cortinuapcc y, ~, -
dence. Here. indeed. we are PENN eIm'..sa a., ~
rejoic, In that protection ana iss.us, arss
liberty Of sentiment, when inc sou'm o'sy
where affords. We rejoice wnen W. 'o ',.o
slider THIS portion Of the universe "m ...,s
cali AMERICA il our common 'ouus.
Though divided into smaller o'a'es ~. svs
ornamental convenience Only, unuer suo
guiding hand Of Providence we are amu .s
prosperous, and happy, 10 tne Iree sn!oy
ment OF the general pr'nc'p'es VI popu'
OF all The distressing evils which afilict
State or nation, and retard progress ~ snc
development Of the great resources " enn..
the one or the other, are those wnicn spr,ns
from sectional abuse; In that u TENDS 80
strongly to purposes OF privaie n's'ee, us
turbs the peace and tranquility OF socleey;
and effectuaIly bars the great door 70 m.st
grafton, the great propelling power wnlcn
converts the bowling wilderness ,"'U sai
den respleDdent Win ahiina,eu '"e suu
beauty, villages swell 10 teemihs cities,
magisterial districts expand 10 popuious
counties, and States 10 wealthy eIpneS
wirhin themselves. Then why should we
envy the bappiness or prosperity OF one
man or one section over the other! When
all have an equal chance In the pursuit OF
either the renown OF the one adds TO the
glory of the other. The greatest advantages
in priyate life alone are realized from the
practice of Industry, knowledge, and hu.
manitu. All of these noble refinements
render individuals happy ana prosperous
wherever practiced, and contribute towards
rendering government as great and as
hourIshing as the people. These are
seIf.eyident facts which should be pom
dered by every citizen, and propounded
by every true statesman whose DeaTt
heats for the welfare OF the nation.
Narrow indeed are the boundaries OF tbat
wretcbed craftsmanship which bends 'De
best energies OF the mind towards perpe-
tulty OF sectional dissensions or foments
internal discord among the people. How
much more desirable and necessary 10 en-
ioy better feeling OF brotherhood, eemented
by the ties OF friendship and good viii TO
ion in one common eff Irt TO abolish forever
all recollections OF past difhcultles, ana 10
unite In one generous emulallon 10 forgive
and forget the miserles OF the past. Would
not ali sections derive greater satisfaction
to cherish and promote by all means IN tDeir
mower a more Christian feeling OF harmony
and reconciliation! Surely this end may
be accomplished by adopting general reso-
Hutton to guard against all unreasonable In
suit and triumph OF one party over the
other; TO encourage moderate opinions /;
no taunts; no unhappy illusions. In
word, to persuade each other that both par
ties manifested too precipitate zeal In
opening upon each other SAN
eulnary warfare. Thus keep balance
in the praise and censure which we are
prone to bestow on one side only. The
most agreeable prospect Of present and iu-
ture happiness Of the people OF the nation
depends upon moderation. Inspired by
the more lofty sentiments OK forgiveness
and moderation the mind OF the truly great
will shrink back from the senseless taunt OF
the cold-bIooded demagogue and place
seeker, and, swelling with conscious pride
and the more tender emotions OF humanity,
will rise to the more exalted sphere OF the
Christian statesman and patriot citizen.
RESIDENTS OF POwHATAN COUNTY, VA.
George Young Wise, formerly Of Sun
bury, Pa Toledo. o.; John Wylie, Harrl'
son county, o.; james NJ. Movers and VIII
liam PAYNE, Pittsburgh, Pa; John Shorter.
New York; William ii. MeXheld, Wood
county, o. James Davis and Oliver Davis,
Pittsburgh, Pa; f. {. Cady, Warren, .. ;
william II. Wylie, CadiZ, o.; a. Schroe'
r.. vi
sew: Joseph Hemingway, Paterson, \. j.
James Yates, England; James Wood, New
York: David Hall and Samuel Meyers,
Pittsburgh, Pa; Joseph Webine and Frank
Webine, Fort WAYNE, Ind; j. b. Smith
and George L. Smith, Middlelown, Orange
county, n. Y; Thomas J. Vaughn. Trum-
bull county, o.; Edward Everett Wise
Wood county, o.
RESIDENTS OF AMELIA COUNTY, VA.
Frederick william Schroeder, n. j.
f. Lee ST. John, Windsor, Conn. G. j. De
La Vergne, New York; Hartman Allen,
Oceana county, Mich. !. n. Dryden, Ay.
Co., Pittsburgh; William Baskin, Mon
roe county, Ia; Michael Tuoby, New
York William w. Anderson, formerly OF
Pittsburgh, Pa; ii. 2. Anderson, formerly
Of Allegheny City, Pa; Henry Dorset, for
merly OF Allegheny City. Pa; a. V. An
derson, Allegheny City,.Pa.; Y. Vanden-
berg, OF Holland, Europe; Frank l..
West, Hart, Oceana county, Mich. Frank
Allen, Hart, Oceana county. Mich. BenIa-
min f. Went, Hart, Oceana county, Mich. !;
Peter Vandyke, Vricsland, Europe; Henry
Koert, Vriesland. Europe; NJ. W. Blacker,
Eogland;J. II. Vandeusen. Berkshire, Mass;
Charles 4. Maxfeld, Wood county. Ohio ;
1
NJ. Zuidemau, Vriesland. Europe; G. Guide
man, Vriesland, Europe; john GeerlIngs,
Ottawa county, Michigan; s. n. Ludlg,
Cumberland county. Mechanlcsburg, Penn;
Tbomas Carter, Bucks county, Pa; Joseph
Leidg, Mecklenburg. Cumberland county,
Penn; Peter Brewer, Wayne county, y.
Y; Samuel Brewer, Wayne county, n. I.
George f.. Baldwin, Dansville, Livingston
county, n. y; DR.. Il. Dennis, late OF New
York; w. Freeman, late OF Harrisburg,
Penn; John ZuIdeman, Grand Rapids,
Michigan; L. A. Leistray, Vriesland. Hol-
land, Europe; Charles n. Carton, Pbila.
delphia, Penn. John b. Virgins, New
York; Robert w. Traylor, 223 east Dau'
phin street, Philadelphia, Penn.
RESIDENTS OF CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, VA.
Gustave Berger, Pittsburgh. Pa; Victor
Berger, Pittsburgh, Pa; w. Z. jayne,
New York city; Charles 4. Burton, Pitts
burgh, Pa. Martinal Berger, Pittsburgh,
Pa; ID. =. Roberts, Luzerne county, Pa.
IN. A. Sbellhamer, Luzerne county. Pa. ;
Abraham Good, Conestoga, Lancaster coun-
ty, Pa; j. w. Grim, Morris county, n. D.;
c. A. Grim, Morris county, n. j.; Il. f.
Camp, Emlington, Venango county, Pa.
j.. c. BrenemaD, Clarion, Pa; Homer
Camp, Emlington, VenangO county, Pa.
! Hilbert Camp, Emlington. Venango county,
Pa; Joseph e.. Rock, Fort Wayne, Ind.
Samuel Bookman, Lancaster City, Pa. NJ.
, X. Grove, Pennsylvania Line; A. q. Tay'
lor, Frontway, Ind; w. A. Dandy, York
county, Pa. J. NJ. Wilhelm, York county,
, Pa; e. Dandy, York county, Pa; Au
, gust j. Sordeet, Fort Wayne, Ind; Sam
mel Il. Sbaub. Lancaster, Pa. Ephraim l..