Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-31
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lco4sspondence Of ths Richmopd DsspatchJ
90 y. az 40. 80. 4. ~.
NEW fvsK' January w'--W pave in .i's
city IN organization known as the Con-
federAte Veteran Camp. tis composed Of
sonfhern mar, who fouoht IN the late war
.a . - - a. - ~, y,
anu "ho nsse s'nse i,'a'to s1o'> "es ,s =.
Tbs metropoiA ~ mss upon sss f"'is
about 200 names. Some OF these men are
conspicuous Ia commercial aud profess
s;opal life hare ouite a number Of them
s'vA1s .'1s s ss' Ss'se A's.. m. 80
came 70 NO" iofn pesn4o'' ne Aa'-
Jori'y OF them have shown great business
tact and energy, and u would DC dimcnit
row 70 hno PETER cisss " canxsns tos
socisi ana ena.s'aD.o rp aetpypsss. s,,ss;s
time oestitn.e eA-1ona .,.sl 'us vii
up ~ sn,s "n .ha,n sn,ouy Coz az, ~,'
Mpvn . so', aee Y. as,n,,v ,he confederafs
- We et ~ ssxe sare system Tor the dis.
nsnaine II NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the Camp.
H. -sss.,s;y.tsn,s s,ives = dinner avery vesr
ne sk@ Sr9hdav N rssnaral lee fattsnd-
* * ths 5innsr IN The iath At The Colorado
4atsi vas narficnlarlv struck by the
,,r@,fne;ors ~ American flags in the dining
raom never saw 4 more liberal display
IN that lire The tossts were thoroughly
patriotic and the most capticus loyalist IN
TIE land could not have fonnd sentiment
TO quarrel with. The best speech OF the
eyening was delivered by John s. Wise.
eon OF the old Virgins dre-eater, now o
resident Of ibis city and very successful
raiiroad sttorney. The most interesting
man amone the guests was General FItz
.lohn Porter. The General looks about as
be aid twenty years ago, barring the fact
that his hair and moustache are winter:
His Shoulders are beginning TO dr0op and
4 old
ana muob-abused son of New Hampshire
wac called upon TO respond to the toast OF
"Ths ARMY and Navy Of the United
States - The reception given him was
most enthusiastic. and he spoke with great
emotion.
HIS TRYING ORDEAL.
...a tbrorob a mora trv-
NO nan ores pars 49, I'm portar Lfter
snR oIaesl sna. n.a ~ MeS;co wound.
ms magnincens ISoV ta .ororaost ,y;tb Nc
60 a. tne p s oiss, ca,n,,a;gn fcbt-
Cieiian ~ tns ssh;ia rndsr d;sgrace
ing 81 Anuouam ..,ar.;aI for nract,'
uieo peioro oou ~ s-a aennrd hattie ~
cal TREASON ~ h;arod fronn tba army
buh nun, . vnse, sr.var frnm hold
ana uisquah as s,;cnat 70 heey m under
ing omce-whal s.agma ~ DeSt ~ ,,nss.h
week aIteI "eeh an1 i..ui pe.rta,. nn,.
Tor twenty YEAR, .. ~ =. ,s, go;
planned anu louen' aka.ns . sno VIZ
OF his sentence, put wlsn9 QUA avai W frm
nnynoss and finally that magnanimous and
most generous Of men, Generei Grant,
came 70 nus aiu anu "io'o ''o o's',,u,ant 10
will forever stahd AS no"uniohs "
bis true anc magn'ncen' lnanuoyu.
tie admitted thae -. YEAS e
mad laboren unuer iaiSo IN lie
touching ms on Soursue, pus IL
felt tnat ne couiu sn1'u W ~ 10 nen..aI
reviewed the case ana urgsa .na. uene tsa
Porter De vinuies.ou oy a ~ ss
regular army; oonsITsss 49,, pS rpdasstt
ana one OF uioyel ot pa;dant p ,ho h'Is
acts was sighinS, as i ps.. ~ ira "a
wnlch resepIeu oe eiI az sroriJ The vata-
cated MIN oeIvlo MI sno 49, t., 10 l;v;rS,
ran now on tne arlns t tal;sa h,,; Itt,s ~.
quieIiy AZ NV NV vO 1890 n,x;n,s tha zine
teres' ~ puoiiio p pn. ,r.s 6sbt;no soy
snat Hnh;i;.ot,nn his nol;t;cal fs,ends
mas IenaVl.isss1yyn S pnnI,ca oann;s
~ ,nD uty ~ n,,;oa he ,iIe9 With credit 70
5 h.ynsais One thino 7 particuIarly noted at
ulnSen. One .sesasraS 20 and that was
tne uinheI aoose a;ted bs ~ eyars mantion
wy W en.uu S - Evarv snaate-
OF uenefsl urans naine. 800,
pAiu btlouee W uio ine it' $780,
trioute was Iece!seu WIN ~ -, thn
~ was eViuehS 10 NY namu ,.,h b foi, ths
memory Vi tue so" ~. ,'a,nes ~ i'aa and
IN IL
uIaht VIII ave sice " eioe
ME-. cRoKER's DEPARTURE
- "A. p;ohord f,roLar ,araro,
roi oneoe a. narnnora.;n ,ortv of This
manager ~ .ne s."s o. ,Ips,,aI nnste,,
CITY nhs uepsa .Su III idoai LIS sas fnr
ana nss cialueu alu goopi I5 sa' oaIo h iGs
member OF us FANNY; Van, o n n i Inr LIS
ni0t,nSer.in3law' III, mli rt rs Nv v~ vnrs
.hruurh the kind Co operation of Governor
Flower and the DEMOCRATIC senate; ".
jenkins for some years mas hiled tne
humble place OF physician 10 tne
Board OF Cotoners' ne now STEPS SO tn aoo
an ONCE which mas ? saiary on Sic,u ,.S'
year andi peIqpsl'es, w th; III, Wln
9ring its value up ~ so inns, rneor i,aS
SSV,yvo. M ~ s. .; nao tonk a. tba
the Health Once OF TINS port hs one OF sne
ricnest piuins IN Ine poilVicaa uasae. o,, n,'
functionary h'es IA nns 9aaise s. ~ Iusa-
anime, mas nus sean VI uootois unuei
his commanoi ana the commerce OF tne
port Is virtuauy ~ us conefoa. ms sis ,,si
10 ineomlng steansnips alo na S ~ \, resa 90
state. ana the nttie pIeselss WHICH ne . re-
ceiyes from time 70 TINE piaes nm on sne
footing o. an Eastern ha!an. Nps eoun,ly
nor cnme Dut '9rr Ione;r " ns trnn
anu ENJOY ~ - - -, ed,,catad ,,,a, and l.
MlssisSlppE ng - az nian snI -
nighiy esteeIieu, alenVusa tolf sost'o
tal1hlnsny p an, 90 sac,,rs s he slevst,on
nu1 . n a nsn' W. ooo,ns,Iad 10 ral;,,
anu ~ uo.nS ~ ~ re cIa;,a man Al
yulsn consiueIsoio VI ni Hho o.a,m upIn HI
bany Iof pa.ronsgS' Oha, ,ih n. %f atbary
has Just been favored py naving MS iatner-
in-iaw oiileted upon the state as tne Gus Jus
todan o. 81 aars n
70 assume .hhs puoiio Ansns wan Nv" pio-
ceeu snoo'niy'
WILLIAM DEAN HowELIs.
r ~. 49,. o~... aea, 30 .avo~
nss W VIII naar Wnwa n anant
Using u Ms. .nsn Sna pd;,nrsa S4nau
nis aeparSn'1 tiv ~ a ' b;a:y,t
OF hcts,s 1aaya aI:t W Vo In ri t;sssa
Win the .oos,nopop.an. A. the ZANE .llne
the Cosmopolitan, periodicsi wnicn Is con
stantly ana mefl,eoiy growing 20 popu-
iarity, has also achieved much gratuitous
advertising. There has been some quite
snpernuous snow OF sympatny with tne
Snnbsiesa tbsv do not feel since thew have
selected as Mr.. Howells's successor man
who is in every sense, and especially in .
literary sense. his superior. And, prima-
rliy. for this reason, Mr. Howells is handi-