Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-18

table hearts. lApplause.1 You created on, ,sa ..
rains. winds. fields. forests. and hilis All tne
visible resources OF civilized IKE. lou n.o
reached Q surpassfng rank In the products po-
cuIiar TO your soii. You are developing new pro
ducts and q higher culture, and ous J" .ss. rs,.'
products recovering commodities oi p.o..
You are shifting southward tne sIa,' .usul"
centres OF the greatest coal ana ron
OF the world. (Applause.] You have conssruc.
ed anew, greatly enlarged, and Vastly cnesp.ness ps
your railroad transportation. You nave ensscs ,,s
the prosperous and tn cultivated Win tne nesnn ~
OF your climate and the charm OF your msnno.s
You are commanding ca pital to profit by your Gu
terpriso. You are establishing q eoio iounua.
tions oil more abundant prosperity .psn -
had ever known, which may YET ouNtrip ev.p LIZ,
ttion from any equal area between sno "seas 20.
Lakes, the two seas and the Gull. These slu-
pendous victories Of your peace are daly u"s'
ing your proudeEt achievements IN "aI. lnr
plause.l That war itself may ere long Dc seeu s
by the South and by the North ouke, eye to eyo'
70 have been necessary TO fuse our diyidca pa,
triotic pride into a common patriotic pride, sna
10 draw on that secular changS whlch az iAr', eS
have lately said. transmitted an lnsolupse po-
litical problem into n soluble social proD.eu'
IApplause Your new prosperity Is InooIeese@ ',,an
BILE prot Of the growing Success OF that soiu'ion'
"rRuE DEMOCRACY HAS SURVIVED
The peoples rule has survived. Next Noyem-
Der viii wipe, away Its latest interruption.
(Cheers.l
THE FEDERAL UNION.
OF aspirations, of interests, OF purposes, OF ell
forts and OF destinles. IL may be truthfuliy as
serted that the hopes OF the civilized world are
involved and centred In its success. lt Is the
grandest and best government on the race
OF the globe. Its cornerstone 10 indi-
vidual liberty-liberty regulated by law. ~ -
the embodiment OF true Democracy IN It's prVau-
est and best sense. 1t protects the weak, re-
strains the strong, cares for the unfortunate'
educates the masses, maintains peace, ana exc
cutss justice. 1t Is not a perfect system OF gov
ernment, but 1t is the best that has yet been ue-
yised by the genius Of man. lt guarantees 10
every citizen equality before the law,
liberty OF speech. religious freedom, ana
individual security. Long may III nVe 10
transmit the blessings OF freedom to the gene
rations which follow this This is the earnest
desire OF every true American patriot. Jap
pIause,l "The Federal Unionl IL is our
pride. our hope, our trust our glorious heritage.
Liberty and union, now and forever, one ana
inseosrable' under one flag and one constitu-
toni " prolonged cheersl
The toast of "Our Invited Guests was
responded TO by GaZaway Hartridge (;
1.-The Press" by John Boifeuillet, OF
Macon "The Bench and the Bar" by A.
Pratt Adams Ireland by Professor H..
c. White, and Woman" by John Temple
Graves. of Atlanta.
IN AUGUSTA TO-DAY.
Senatar Hill will remain in Savannah un-
Ill tomorrow noon as the guest of the Hill
Club % Savannah, and will then, IN re-
sponse to an invitation from the citizens
OF Augusta. rendered by Hon. Patrick
Walsh, leave for that city. He will be en-
tertained by the Democrats of Augusta
tomorrow afternoon and evening, anu
will address the people of that city.