The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-13
n. Y. REGIMENTS
RESlTATS 70 HONOR THEM
SELVES BY HONORlNG LEE.
The Proposition To- yi.it Richmond Caus-
Ing sensation--yarious Opinions TX
prossed-- -Uaiirosa Nsu and Other News
Irom the ,lctronolis.
NEW YORK rUHEAU
RICHMOND DAILY iINKs.
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RICHMOND DAILY iINKs,
April %. 1880.
The proposed Invitation of the New York
regiments. t0 iho lee celebration. agitates
local military circles. In She seventh regi-
ment some of iho officers nyor the trip.
while others oppose &C. The officers who
oppose the "trip say that the regiment viii
be severely criticised. ifii goes 20 Virginia
to DO honor % Che memory Ola Confederate
General and Is absent for the Decoration
Day parade in this city on May 3D. They
are further afraid Of having 20 march
beneath Confederate nays etc. on the
other hand 30 is stated that
I tnn war Is dead issue. that
/ fh0ro is 40 il-isoing, and that
fbn frig viii n0t only ne O. pleasant one,
hut will 10 much to cement the already
{ warm friendship between the people on \ ir-
.inia and Of this state. The matter viii be
submitted lO d vote iu the several conna-
nia, next week. Colonel Appleton, OF toe
seventh. said this m1rniu, that the regi-
mout bad not as yet received the INVITATION.
and that its acceptance Of rejection would
] ho "a naaifrr for the regiment lD decide. The
Seventh had not been in kchnond since the
war. hut at the centennial celebration IN
This citv last spring its relations with the
/ First ReumCnt OF virginia had been
OF The most cordial nature, and II
they decided tO go down there neNt
month, bee was sure ol hospltaple re-
eorf..n and good time. lne matter was
complicated by the fact that tne ceremonies
,vors t0 taka place on ihn day before Decora-
ffon n1y. and DO might le necessary for his
rneimout CD get permission OF the Governor
or general in command To bc absent nom
t1oparade in tl|- city.
Colonel Fred. Hopper, oi Che seventy -ilr't
regiment. r. quoted t7 referring very pea.
sanity fO ihp hospitality hIs command had
received m Richmond Two ycar ago. lie
/ had received u1 invitation to attend the un-
yelling of tle lCo statue. tut be intimatod
that no Northern regiment would dare out
r,.e nullie sentiments hy assisting at eXer-
cises in iaudat.on oi General Lee.
STILL TREMBLING AT uE REBEL NELL.
n n,is vein tho Army and Navy journal
t0-dny printed this savage paragraph. "Ne
are .ud in see Chat Colonel Appleton, OF
I the seventh NcW l0yl has sent fLvo a7
contribution tl Che touicd rate. soldiers
l0me. But taking his regiment 90 Rich
mond. t0 participate in the ceremonies at
tending tha unya.ling of the 81 - e io Robert
I E. Ices is a different matter, and We are
equally clad 90 see 3D. stated that the seventh
/ New York does rot propose 90 accept an in-
/ yitad0u t0 Richmond on ih's occasion. lhe
nfruOso is i0 celebrate iAs Lost Cause
and Zoo such celen,a1ion iac
..,.ufh Nnw York cannot properly
/ laka part. A soldlcr would, on The battle
/ f.I. divide his la-t drink with wounded
ononY Dat luIdng monuments 90 cclc-
4 LrafD tho cluee Cor which hc lights Is an
Iofhor matter. noble enemy l5 always
worthy of respect. hli nat BAD cause, ana
luune men 0i OBJ. seventh snhii NOT h1No
/ 'heir minds confused as 90 ihe distinction
between iho two. lnsucc' s-iul rebellion d,
alnut. nul ctcrFwleIe treason, ana so the
record should siand.'
AMAN WHO FOUGHT
Tue TIMES correspondent quoted this.
and Colonel hOpUcr's remark initoiiffnoon
rO one 0i tbe hesi known men in " nil street,
whose most conspicuous decoration ~ "A
llrrd Army badge. Toe veteran hlazcd
v..fl fnd,.n,iion. aud said, "lhat kind OF
faIN always comes from men Who were
never nf tla front. lhn regiments should go
I bv mn menus. ANY tribute paid io Robert
I 4. IDnIsn WU'I-aHrn.l memorial tD "a con-
/ -riouols mi -kilMi American general.
/ Iho people Wh0 try t0 Gi-Ioit ile irnule lv
/ .ho brave soldier t1 an approval ui iAe Lost
/ llusa nr. 600 .Ii.l for notice. / consider
/ fbo mon who faced us iu Virginia mf lest
friends. aud amy honor o Zee challenges
le admiration 0f the whole Army Of the
Potomac.
lonA nuLON SAILS FOR LONDON.
J0hn Dillon. ile famous Irish Home Rule
member OF Parliament. sailed from here To-
+ Ilv for London. ilo bias just come across
/ fna continent 900 bis Wll homo from AUS
,rlin. Ue paid "a month";, Visit % his
l. o. .I. D. I'LL ..
tnrnev for Douglas county COL Nr. IL
l0n. who. with sir Thomas 1rtitan Is
monde. has been ieetnring boz Australia FOR
I some time ua-t % obtain money Tor Che irish
cause. arrived DOB = 800 Francisco early in
March. Sir 'lh1ma. lsmnnde went home
from llen Yld AeW Orleans. ID 'pcskihk
of thcir success. lu Australia. Mf. Dhl0n
said TO- Was remarkable. over one hundred
and ffy thousand d0iinrs WAS collected in
money. when asked Why Doe dh not remain
here D.. said. 81 should iike ,o remain in
AMrrIoa I0n.Dr. hut lI ls impossible. J must
eo home. There's plenty ~ NorA o. do ln
Ireland ana ile House of Commons Bic
speaks In il0 most hopeful strain 90 ihe Sue
cess 0l home rule in tle very near iutuir.
Gladstone hc thinks. i7 good Tor years yel'
land paru.il has been .uisndidly tlndlcAtcd.
a number of pr0minenf lrsh-Anencans
were present % see h'm saii.
THE ENiAAotk DEAL
Louisville aad Nashville people are
.r.frliny fle movement OF Richmond Ter
minal people with REGARD lO tAo operation
' I.f the Iliiuer. system. infN are afraid ~
may h. made a serious competitor with
iheir own lile. Alb official OBJ uie Richmond
Terminal 81 siem said ilat 10 would COM
pete nit4 ile Louisville and Nashville, but
! just how much he couid noi say.
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Minister .o France. White'aN Reid and
] I.s wile. went back 20 Paris u iAe French
b. steamer.
Al lAe ships lev.ns l)n To-day carried
. large lumpCrs Di pass l.-tlsi PLAINLY SHOW
d Ins ihat tne spring exodus bad begun.
Private ndlices ut iAe navy yard slate
#, |fb4t 3D. cOuif.maIiill Viii he ordered FOR
. Commander Meiaila and Lieutenant m-ef-
p son. of .he Enterprise.
Al rsltlell war has begun l0f ibe control
. of kIuss county between secretary a tho
rl SAYS Tracy and Thomas e.. f'at, which Ia
I. iho opening sun oi ile campaign between
4 AIrCr I.l iillf-0l. lNi iht hflN'i.'Aii
p nomination for President.
0I Int IuIuX of Italians .i inl poorer ti','
b. to ths country continues unaDaied.
e. tmone fhe arrivals at Castle garden to-day
!. were 1861 persons from Italy. ihey brought
D hat nttll baggage.
IS Mime. pllu Was unable % sin5 inis aii' r.
f. noon 40 ths Opera House. iier throat -
!. I0it.r. bot NOT quite Wv. The manage
ii meut announce. however. that ,ha certainly
win .u. ODD Monday night.
Co.ono. fel'0Ns. VITO las been conhued
lfyh.s house. r. 0ut Ci dancer.
( Doctor NOniz Eis.er.0uo oiila liun1ailan
.rairlois. vA0nls been here since i3io. dis'!
" Yesterday. aged scNenil-.no ,cars. his
body WiIi ie cfDmat,d.
Robert Garrett WAS among ile passengers
" of iAa steamship lmoria. which sailed ion
'. !ntuoai to-day. he viii spend toe sum.
Do nar la Lulo.e iur iae oent nt oi hi5 At@ltA'
De has been stopping in Acw York Tor sew
Il .rli dlys. lli. friends say iuAt ms cond'
!, t.on physically and mcatally. has shown
y murk improvement during the past ie"
!. months.
b STEAMER on FIRE.
oi Ter Crew Believed to Have Been saved
by "a Passing Vessel.