Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-01
AMERICAN POLITICS.
ss.vy slpes SEEN eV aUoyARp KIP
LING IN CALIFORNIA.
,r,e,n maIdons AnaiSsed-Ethnoiosi-
.aand other Problems 20 ne Worked
Ont with Aacrica's Destiny.
New York Horaldl

IGNORED IN the magazine, writes /
.1 sc p,sraeli GRATED Of - the sublime |
..-,.s IF an ancient people" the GER
18th which they can be trusted 10 /
..-etbeir own Affairs in Their own way. !
t'tc srced with which they are making |
., ..rts OF desirable goals. This he |
..5, statement or purview Of American |
'I,-.r, almost directly sltorward TO a ga
.alero gentlemen interested in ward |
...s nightly concregate. They were |
,-.,,v persons Some Of them we're
...f aYl they AL swore cheeriuliy vi |
ts -ose and fell again; but they |
..t .vtr their LIQUOR as men who had |
o-I un1uostIoned access TO places
.st-.st ard urohL o..
az no-writCr discussed theories |
..,ruent, these men the practice. |
la hecp there. They knew all ABOUT |
mo-, hanged their fists on the table |
'.,se ~ political "pulls." the vending !
A,.. ana 80 forth. Theirs was not the
t,,'..-o bahbiers reconstIucting the
,ffbr nation. bat OF strong. coarse, |
.a.r mon fighting for spoil and tho !
.-t-, ma standing the best methods
..,.l long and intently 20 speech |
understand or hut IN spots.
r.. ne speech # business, however.
r.. s.,-s enough % know that. and 70 do
i,rc. .uc outside tho door.
re~sn 90 understand why my
..r, anil wcll-educated hosts in San
...... spoke with a bitter scoTn OF
4' 3-,.. ~ citizenship as voting and
.- interest IN the distribution OF
S..ra- If men have told me with
Fla. prIde that they would a. soon
'-. .,. themselves with the public affairs
81. .tv ar State o. rake muck with
t.yl. II may be that their lofty
.,.- var. selfshness, but ! should be
-...rr, Ialitually 10 meet the fat gem
,rr- with SHINY toP hhlS anu pump
-..r.p lose society l have been spend
,,rf-s evening.
,.ttir magazines regards 'em and
49,. s-trot I'LL then. pay your respects
-. -.1,lymen who run the grlmy
w. silk g Interviewing night editors
.'.i, th..r chair against the wall ana
.....rs. O. INV demand Ter the record
,-...rart citizen answer: Wei:
.a 3. hs-au hy keeping saloon
r-.f.- 90 believe that nv lntor-
$50 a.. 'roatinc me ~ in the old sinful
t..ir India vas used 70 treat the wan
i,- -,.ls..-offer. They declare that
a'-.r.ak ths Truth. and the news OF dog
,I... lately vrnch,afCd 20 me IN grog-
-.. ,r...ua- me In believe, hut | won l.
Tft..Ul aye much too NICE 10 siAhEah-
5.-s.rck.e-s.y As have been DONG.
OK. rIE. BUpYARD.
r..l... lam hopelessly in love with
A. -. .t- American maidens-al per-
.t;.ul till the next one comes
..7.,.wa.a darling. but she lacked
.....t..rr~ -rouyoTsation for one. You
c,.r.t fta 0u Cl,rle-. She shaH remain
r--. --..i % Naca-aN, while roast pat
,..f fe.-, before the shrine OF big ken-
.-f-hnri,. woo had for nurse when
.4s. LITTLE negro NANNY"
U. e.-...u.ace she has welded on Cali
s-., i..utv. Paris dresses, eastern
...-s T,r.u, trips and wild western
.--,. ..r. trs queer dreamy superstltlons
rf,-e quarters. and tho result is soul-shat-
,.---. srl she 5, but one of many stars.
1..-.-.e. - who believes in education
..Et.. s-.-.s- 10 with q few hundred thou
o.. ...lrs O. boot and taste Tor SUM-
I'm no leader Of sort of informal
5-Vi.r. girls cOngregate, read papers
al H.-r-ly discuss metaphysical pro
lin. ana csrdy-a slOe-eyed, black
EF1 imulr.0us maiden she. Item,
.,.ry SMALL maiden. absolutely With
.. reverence. who can IN one
s~r sentence tiample upon and leave
r..r.ur hs'fa dozen Young men. Item
r4-r.-s. luriaued with her money,
Lady. c.n,tio with tongue keen a.
srf. va-rUs for a sphere, but chained
3. '. '.e rock 81 her vast possessions.
l.r typewriter maid earning her own
ff tn 'h, l,s city. because she doesn't
t-tAr.ri ought 20 be "a hun den upon her
I4.rts. who quotes Theophle Gautier
L.Iu.va, though the world manfully,
r-.t respected f0r all heS twenty ineXpe-
r...el summers. Item woman from
eri's.i who has no history IN the past
c--.u--. iut is discreetly Of the present
..l strives for the condolences Of male
i-rs-.'y on the grounds II " sympathy"
tr.'tInss % is not altogether new type.
| TEEN ar.rl ina dive" blessed with
| t,.,k h.1 and ewes that seem TO SPEAK
/ .'a'ls h.st and sweetest m the woIid'
| Ie'v..lue. She has no ideas IN this
/ void o- The next beyond the consump-
/ i'..i h.sr q commission on each hottlel
| s-II-1...'s that she sings the songs al
| !t,3t-l.r nightly without more than
| g. V-.-st notion ot their meaning.
| Sweet ana comely are the maidens OF
| i-I.r-l-e. delicate and of gracious
s--r, those who live in the pleasant
3..+ f L.rl.n fascinating for al their
C-~r,,l.-s damsels of France, clinging
| c-.s o. their mothers and with large
| tfH l,rlnP 10 the wicked world; eX-
| O. '-,t 10 hsr own place and 20 those who
| -s-ari ter is the Anglo-Indian spin
| g. By second season; but the girls of
| k-area a!- above ard beyond them all.
| IT," ~, clever. they can talk-yea. II -
| 80 rat they think. Certainly they nave
z, Appearance II 50 doing. which IS de-
4'-.r deceptive
i..y a-e original and regard You be-
ia..l .he blows with uuabashed ewes ~ a
t...- might look al her brother. They are
'' gel. 80. IN the folly and vanity OF
3 .ie mind FOR thew have associated
~ pho boys" from babyhood, and can
seemingly minister % both vices or
-a.ltt.r Stub the possessOr. They pos
- u r.1yrr. . life among themselves,
''l.llelt Of Nnv masculine associations.
--f lVe societies and clubs and unlim-
.'l ;e4trhts. where all the guests are
I-s lLey Gre scli-pOssessed, without
| i--tr With any tenderness that Is their
ii-1t' they understand; they can take
geo. themselves: they are superbly in
tfa-Ct When yOu ask them what
-.t 't-m So charming they say:
, " r because we are better educated
pr girls. and-and We are moro sen
% regard % men. We have good
| an round. tut We aren't taught 10
.f- every man as a possible husband:
e. b. ae expected 20 marry the first girl
oils regularly"
i> 'tDg law. good times. their freedom
'.t -al 'lly DO not abuse it. They
81. - IrY.s with young men and re-
F,.', irY-u Young men 20 an extent
"'1i make a. English mother wink
ff.r and neither driver nor driyee
81 ". uc-t beyond the enjoyment of a
,--e. A, certain. also, OF their own
I.ft have sad
afe and woman IA TOW,
.-' i-e 1rvi 10 comes aud begins 20 blow.
p Amer.ca the tow is soaked in a solu-
~" makes u ffeproOf in absolute
'''' tnl large knowledge: consequently
-s do not exceed the regular per
aye arranged by the devil for each
a1i climate under the skies.
MADE TOO MUCH OF.
re freedom Of the young girl has
Eoarks. She isl say It with all re-
'-l. ;rrsyeieni. from her forty-dollar
-d - The buckles in her eighteen-dol-
s.'t> She talks fippantly 10 her
-, Lt' sld men old enough 10 DO her
4 So Ter. hhe has presumptiye right