The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-04-19

al yorKr0wN, BUT NOT as THE rs
1es sarT OF o0veeNoR CORNELL; THE REASON
COW eey Mr.. HgEcHER INTERVIEWED.
WV fSeW York Tribune, lsthJ
,,,r,bS aeo The Thirteenth regi-
SOM prooklyn, through a committee
men'' vi sor that purpose, offered 10 ac.
spPom, Governor Cornell as his escolt on
cos'p'ps .or of The Yorktown celebration IN
ihe Gc'",,v, II Is intended that the Gov
odooc' NO thirteen original States shall
eraois y, ea.h with his staff. Governor
n PR ,'..'oo,ed the offer OF the escort, but
t',,wcek TIE committee wnlch oau me mat
81 60 bspd received a communication from
m :, ,5iu,su, General IN these words:
lAt ~ 49, remainder .in'Chif has directed
ans, % YOU his regret that he finds
nc 'oNS''ry 20 withdraw his acceptance Of
hneO.-, ,or6eled to him and his staff,
he CIV ,.,,. hy the Thlrieenth regiment
ihrcut" ION of the approaching celebra-
on '' ,bs ore hundredih anniversary OF
ton ,,r(rtcr Of Lord CORVALLIS at York
loWa. ., Austen. the commanding officer
to".'..-neu'. was asked last evening by
Of W. reDericr if he knew why tae or
s,.,.N,5 been is,ued.
DER y" = surprise 10 me- answered
III .-..en. .'but Of course my duty is
Coon ,rs make no comments on the ac-
70 epe', ~, ,uperiOr officers. | was in
iion' - 80 weeks sgo, and in converse.
A''- ,b Governor Cornell the proposed
iioH 5..eus>cd. had read that several
lni ''.-,,fnsl thirteen States had made APP
...,i,r. 70 pay The expenses OF the es-
r,i@,tt.fr Governors, and / suggested
c'N XII .hould be introduced in the New
MI. 'sturc for Ike purpose. The
l,.o.- 3d not approve Of the idea,
vi, once told him that II would make no
,.r.. - ;be members OF the Thirteenth.
e'- mn, would 20 and pay their own eX-
to'i him our desire was 10 be
frances, regiment on the ground. and
go ". bah an appropriation we would
.-t,out ,,sry man on the mu,ter-roil. The
r'..-,5- va, emphatic in his his oppoSi
.,. ...l thst Il such bill was passed
.'.' ,.,5 il. Last week senator Jacobs
...,-,.... . b.li appioprillirg $4,000 for
..,r,...a. and immediately afterWard the
' 90. -,ceiycd the letter Withdrawing
...,,eeot.per Of the regiments e>c7rt.'
wa. feet will the change have upon
.,.-s,;r. ,, 2" rcp'ied The reporter.
.WrV.lE 70 10 Yorktown. Of course; but
.... ,,;l, ,,..viake between 800 and 600 men.
o,,.rwi.. :Ierc viii be nothing 20 regret.
Tt. change relieves the regiment oi e heavy
I,,sr.s nd considerable hard work. IL
MI also size u q chance 20 have q much
Nm ,in.. for il we had been the Govern
~. e.r,- $50 would have been tied to
y,rlioN-. Astis, we will probably spcud
ors ia, ...rc and then visit Washington,
R.rima-,. nd other places.
"pa ,al .nlah The Governor seton Is
IN i1d'ci-..1 that tGe regimen, is to be dis
unitd:
AZ. ! 70 not. Nevertheless, no one
lpoa, wAa. nav happen in that respect ;
1g,I do 10. think that the present order
t,. ,pyll.nE 20 10 with that matter"
Heniy y I'd Il echcr, who is chaplain OF
eTbfr,eeq.h regiment, was questioned Inst
nfpip-. after The service in Plymouth
ebrleh. bv '1e reporter IN reference 10 the
order u zee Governor. He said that he
r-4lr kncy nothing about The matter, but
bs,lapo,ta bat. n the Governor was op'
nl.ei 20 tie Legislature making an appro-
r-iition for Tie expenses of the escort, he
having accepted It before the question wa,
ri>ed. De- desired to place himself in posi-
ton in which BE- could use The veto power
un'ramcIsd by any association with The
ft.meu'. ". Beecher did not~ think that
DE Governor, action indicated an intention
10 di,b4Gd ne regiment.