Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-24
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...-r.lfcIaIitY and Conoeit.

-s.urIhCiality ana Couceit.
-.r....l Young lthuriel, be patient
,... E.usut,r our inherltances and
... go r..y. u> that we are nasal
g.. ...g.-. and traggarts.
...t . -aakc.Oth and ashes, that
... looks. but We are outgrowlng
.... -...... .Q that direction. There
.r....s rs who read only au-
...lns' and while as yet It
. ....- must steal, ism tit something that
.. ....--.'va, 10 books, and are not
..-......... tie high seas. nor take cOun-
.-.. -.- ..uarue. nor patents Of other
49,. .aa. FIR in all good things ma
,..-e .w.y. that IN time these very
..... l..g Us 90 some higher level
,....- .. rr. -r,,s.
~ .a-l. screams over the ma
81. ...-.,-, u. our young cities, What Is
,..- -.rr.,f &c the old Viking spirit,
....- .'- pecan Il victory over terrible
.... -.garai. Could you have seen
.r. muddy wastes where Chicago
.Ea lew wears ago tmere mo-
-...-. .a,..u's hfeJ, you would better
-..-f Gil. reason OF her eXultatlOn
.-..- movements IN iron and wood.
sol. Do proud of them. and Of
-. -.l .gE--her prIncely hosPi-
..- --..dl.u.rosity, and her attain
.... Dr.. and literature. She Is young
.. .. forgiven her cOncelt when
.. ..-. tae British hon, has not
1851 10
3. and in our Ignorance
l...-.. .. that nations, guided by
.....-... eats and exigencies develop
...... ..yllzatIlu. a growth in ma
o.. N! military. and all other
g.. d.. noes. bes, adapted % their
-... -,ibl!ities. So believing We
r-.- many thlugs-Our schools
o.. M...r .lt that could turn out such
.-.-- aud sherman, who could re-
o.. .... -.f. and then when the need
... chat the heaven of West
... lu. made OF them q null
......I. have been good TO Us, and
-..-. .9 au sdolesceut Englishman,
r-huemeuts Of indian bar
..r. .iu Bohemian life, with a
.r.. r- tlumb-uau.' % teach us
.. ..rr. military and political
r.. ..t short, what true pro-
.s-.. .urac.0us people, and once we
.- .rs failures we try again. Al
' ....r q. climatic and other differ
- .r.-.. never attain 20 the soft tones
... ..muEeneous English OF our
....- ..-l.rr. u is something to have
..,.. a.r. how sweet and soothing to
--a-. .ar- must have been the pure
'.. Dorset maid in Salt Lake
..-. contain in the desert. Then,
.. .-...ire tat your compatrots
.r .. all right must have been
s-.-.taf" Thus are the gods
'..r Messengers ard comfort
...r ...l.
t 90 reflect that amid our
. ...-. ,luus the brightness OF
-I- proves one redeeming,
-r... AID perhaps in time, being
dom. we may amend our
100 with them even more readl-
..- Ing a.. ,se wit and pathOs we ap-
@ .r-aeatc, and enjoy, thus at
a.'-.rrt your looking on the
.... long as you do not find
l.lU3.au women as you have
jill, hope arises that with them
given them all the charity
'- due. Like poor Chicago
Lad grand traits you have
Won may. remember in
..l, t1 us. Before you were
had been with you IN too
10 times of fun, Of danger,
tr the bonds Of sympathy
.-..ed Your heroes ." The
N" Wee Willie, Private
l all the others are our
Iaag make a part Of our
tank YOU for bringing them
.. and we shall follow you
.' upathiss and hopes that
weaknesses. the sweetness OF
4. some little share may not
- LI...g, aud SO, farewell.
HAKKIET +. EATON.