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odd White i1 nov selling .. 81 ~ and ReIliA5.
HESTER A WHITE. Commission Merchant.
ALEXANDRIA MARKET. oct &.

n
FtorE-Ihc market il steady but the receipts contin-
ne very light aud the stocks small. Small lots from
store have boon -od no 80 81 -. Car price 20 So
kct BE- e-- actiyc-prrcs unchanged. We quote fair
parcel. Co cfs les than quotations. Corn s In
$50 ct4. ior yellow. The market or brcldtuns has nt
tanned 400 altitude which induces caution on the part Of
buyer.
NEW ORLEANS MARKET. oct 7.--On Tbursdav.
MP u1Du 8a tapgupheI yesterday 5000 bales of Cot
ton were disposed o. ~ tho afternoon however and
ti- Friday morning .ilrs we're effected the market
being unsettled boy the uuiivohr tenor Of the iraLia's
nlyicrs Whskey is aud holders are asking 30
cent? PEI gIlou SupcrGue Flour j. quoted M from
sG5Oa CC2 10 per barrel Rice commands sJ.7J per
cwf.
TETERSBrEG MARKETS, October s-Thc market
to-day Tor Brcal.turs u brk bat there H. NOT puit as
much ro-tcsucs manifested ou the part Of buyers. as on
yesterday There is no change n prices and sc there
fore continue quotations OF yesterday, aa follows.
Tour-Thc market is active and sales have been ma
at tHo fIDwirg prices supotGne, extra quality "a % Z
5u, County brand. 10 UU. Cool Family 5JaR
WHclt-THc article Of wheat in good dcmaud m day.
Sil.s of white male az prices ranging from a. 10
15t Rcd tya1 o..
TD1lcro-Buf very DECD, was offered today Saturday
10 generally dull d,y Tor rc article az Tobacco. We
continue quotations oi Yesterday. Good manufacturing
kinds range at prices from lO 20 no. IN Lugs We have
change 70 note. Thorc BE- but little Offering.
Cotton rather DALI the Steamers having rather
Oppressive effect
Corn b. activcm - cents.
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DIED.

Departed this life, on the 9th day Of October 1883 at
her residence Vain street in the city ofchnond over
the store OF Mr.. T. Bechcr, No. 20, Mrs. MILDRED TAY
LOR, widow of John \. Taylor formerly of New Kcut
county
The deceased was most excellent lady. She was a
kind neighbour aud friend aud exemplary member of
the first Baptist Church Of tits city.
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er"eetes SC AZ auction this morning ~ 10 oei1gshors
and Boots ~ suction This mornings M ocookwe Che
tenton n dealers 10 The sales take place a.
our Once this morning. without regard 70 wssther.
oci DUNLOP, MOSCURE 4 co.
NAME a GOOCH COMMISSION ARD ron WARBTWG
~ MERCHANTS, RfobHa0nd Va make liberal advan
ssi'h eon'snmsnu of Tobaess, Flour Wheat &c, Vqi-7v
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or BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY sEAr.-P,ri-uiar attention Il.
called che sale NJ Mons Praves Country Seat to-day ~
o The viii Be divided paris Of shch
hss granite quarry.
oelt GODDtN 4 APpERsON, Auciionesis.
IL eli VIVIAN II, sEINKER, CAY street,
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METROPOLITAN HALL.-Wyman hes announced his in
tenton OF continuing his performances at Metropolitan
Hall until Saturday evening His success for the
past week has induced him to proong his stay in this
city
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the tributaries Of the Maaponi cousng their way th
the count-eontainng the precious well the baser
metals, aud having at command water power almost
nimitSble on these various streams.
Although this array glo Sing vet the speaker sis-
ted with earnestness that the lands required much
science and skill than had hitherto been practsed upon
them-that with the use 81 lime, and proper aequan-
with Agricultural Chemistry sudden and great
change would soon be manifest radical defect existed
lime demanded by the soil
The speaker then adverted his adopted county OF
Caroline, and Lower Virginia generayo the great aids
that had been brought to bear in that quarterand that
more whea,lSassowed than formerly riscdn that
section Of the Statc That the tide OF emigration bad
been checked, and Virginia outstanding what she
had hitherto given to oh sections OF the Union only
the bone and muscle, but the vigorous inellcctthat
estoppel had been put upon the former custom OF the
times when TO gu; the land and ec grit aud grave
the order OF the day vivid contrast then drawn
between the past and the present. public sentiment seemed
to be changed, and all seemed With one mind, deter
mined to increase and develop home resources and deco
rate the old mother Virginia in "swect smiling natures
universal RODE The day nigh at hand when there
might be sleek and TAT cattle and bcatng docks OF
hghbred sheep and other stock, all luNuris;ng the
frugal repast which the industrious husbidman
before them.
The claims Of the Rappahannock Agricultural Society
were then presented. Providence had given bountifu
crops and large prices being realized and this
gan'z was devoted to disseminating information among
the Agricultural interest reclamiug from hopeless scgi
the barren fields which often prcsen, hcmse -, aud
other matters indicating bad farming peculiar claim exist
ed for warm aud hearty support the part OF those
thus deeply interested
There are already some five hundred members Of the
Society which evinces the interest that il taken in the
ganizition. The speaker appealed 20 his old friends in
SpoiSylvania TO via with the farmers of Essex, King
George, WestmUrcand, Richmond and Caroline aud add
gocdly number of their members oil the
citation.
The claims of the State Agricultural Society
urged for public consideration by Dr. w Tue day rap
idly approaching, he said VIXEN the Central Rail Road
will extend to the Ohio River Then, the farmers OF the
Buckeye State aud those of the dark and bloody Ia
Kentucky, of the beautiful State of Illinois, &c 49,
sons and daughters who migrated from old N,rsna-Nll
again revisit, each annual exhibition day, their native
home bearing rich and golden shcaf and chanting the
merry and cheerful harvest song, of-"COmug through
the rye"
DR.. White was followed by John l.. Mlryc. Sr., Esd.
in one Of that gcutemans fine of.hAnd speeches, ia
which vivid drawn between the past aud
the present.
The meeting of the largest and most attentive
that have at the Court House. and lively
interest was excited among the farming community, by
the address of DR.. White.
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Mc'ss tdiiora'- nile Zoe committees entrusted Win
programme, &C. OF the Fair ave doing every thing 10
rnIcr as attractive as possible and worthy Of old Viz
gul 10 me -UCgc-. 90 their consideration the propretv
aye, necessity, OF cmpy'ug The Auuory Band during hc
continuance OF the Pair The gentlemen composing this
Baud are accomplished musicians and We ali know the
artistic execution Of tbo Band too well 10 add encomun
where B, needless We must have musc-itwill relieve
" aun and moroiony OF 1, occasion-gye rest TO the
crowd Which wi certainly o." ihofc, and NJ the same time
~" hl.' crowds o. fhe Pair who might not be Induced
'r"s' iu come. The extra receipts 0rcasoucl by the
p7rotnln. of ibo Baud will IJI1ly piy the amount they
would charge for thc.r services. This thing ought a. be
attended 20 a once so chat they may get we'll practised
n N'" Iscc These s1gec-'ions are thrown out by
Who hl. e interest o. e Society AZ stake and iy all
naiu- I. us show % those who attend from distance
wN We have done best to render the Fair and IL
scenes ractive.
For the honor 81 tho State and City, let every thing be
gotten up iu good taste The Band can be rad ON fair
terms by apply 70 NJ J. y. svuH, leader Of the Band
FAIR
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MEETING or rnE CRY CouNciL.-The regular Monthly
meeting of thisabody was held yesterday evening Pro-
eeedings to morrow.
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EHIEnMoNr WoRK-. LNNillrrrt:. 49,.

NIHdIN IN N EOiU "a h SiGst.siy e-z.--.-1
TORY-Pa--cuscr Frci.ht. - - 80
tnEgasc fO>t-Ofcc. Dump rnd Hand ~
Thee Works have bee 1T operation all The
grprt Ng.'insgV f0r Wood work a
commemorate with the West,
strurtiau.
More an hundred care been made
a. these works fr the Virginia and Trru'.-- Railroad.
J. sd,uts Hul Engineers a. Railroads ,ctuy invited
90 hrs;ow their psouGge, as they m,y rely uu1
work hnri M strict compliance with t rir plan.
Jugs, after hc approved plans 60! prices
satisfactory.
SOUTHERN RAILROADS will longer be compelled tain
their Cars the North, sUij rNycus- rlk q
Trlu7p'unu1n. GEO. G.. CUELE, Proprietor
20 Tho undersigned having had charge
from her commencement under The former Proprietor, Major a.
Ellison, Jr asks leave The Railroad pulic
engaged wish tie present
aermrn' hoping by his long experience n Railroad
constaut attention the work him.
probation sud liberal patronage Of the public.
4. NETTLETON, Manager
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WARNING TO rHG CNrAIruFUL.-It is asserted that
Mr.. Guthrie has sent letter Collector Bronson com
planning Of his proscrptiyo towards tue friends
the administration in the distribution of his patronage
expressing wish that the grounds for that complaint may
be removed without unnecessary delay. lie also reminds
Mr.. Bronson OF some of the conditions upon him. which
he ntmases the Collector has forgotten. The Secretary
back is up.
The Washington Star OF last evening gives the substance
OF letter of Secretary Guthrie which i addressed TO the
Collector, Surveyor and Naval Officer of New York in
which he informs them that the majority wing the Barn
burncrs) stand firmly the Baltimore platform and
must be regarded integral part Of the Democratic
party, and Is justly entitled fair share OF the Govern
meEt patronage. The appointments in the New York
Custom House had been confirmed 10y the President in
the belief that they made with the desire to couso
date the party, which has maniecty failed through the
action of the Collector who still retains the whole paro
mage of the New York Custom House in his hands The
letter concludes by waning the Collector that the Prcs
dent cannot consent 10 allow this immense patronage
10 remain long in the hands of any wing individual
whose political aborS directed driving from the
Democratic organizations those who assisted 10 elect
General Pierce and give hearty support to the adj
miuistration.
This letter will be regarded a showing Of hands by
the President IN favor Of the "sois' and against the
hards, and will cause wide spread disruption in the
party especially in the Southern States The Richmond
Enquirer OF yesterday morning deprecates such action Of
the President As fatal to the pary.-BIh more iHsricar
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RECOMMENDATIONS .

CuEF fsciSEFEs Cru,r, Va. 4 Tenn r. r.,
lyurl'urg, Va. september ~, l-.E
TO TiiE RAILROAD IJBLlC.
A The Cars ~ kind u ts road have
~ the Piedmont WORKS n Lynclbug under the
NUtustHu, Agent.
much pleasure say strong
y mud faithfully executed chc,rfuly
o. companies requiring mpci,ut
fully execute that be made with The
these Wo.ks. CHAs. y. ". GARNET,
Chief Engineer Va. a. Tenn Railroad.
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- The note appended by Goddin Apperson 10 the
advertisement Of Robert C. Standard, thus appended
y mistake Of the printer. IL intended for another
advertisements The sale by Mr.. Standard will take place
" /" hsh and as nov advertised, See advertisement
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IHg OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
RICHMOND WING.


Letter.. On business be addressed to tho "Efor' 81
a. Whfg." 49,,
Article. written paper will not he published
standing ought q Ice knoNn u ALL and vii
in no case departed Obituary notices exceeding eight
lines arr charged for n Advertisements.
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DAVID y EDLEY.
GIG. VI FUCKER
DAVID " BURTON.
GEO e. CuRLE.
SAMUEL MCCOEkLE.

VIRGINIA CUV NJ LVHebburg ~ mt:
This day Robert Mitchell Cashier Of the Merchant
Bank Of Virginia, personally appeared before tHc
undersigned Justice Of the Poice for said cts, and
made oath that the within statement Of the condition Of
ad Bank on the lst inst b. correct, % the best Of bis
knoWcdge and belief Given under my hand October o.,
1858. HENRY VI DtDLAKE, j. T.
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4 hDiLFEILoM'- HNLi.-MoSDNY, TUEsDAY and WE'D.
~ NLSDAN EVENINGS, October luth, lith M 10Th.
MIDDAY ENTERTAINMENTS.
. q M

TIE GREAT WIZARD IND TFNTRILOQUESY
IN his Unparalleled Wonders, and the ETHIOPIAN BRoTuEKs
Master CHARLES and LEWIS REN1Z years od assist,
~ 10y their Brothers, l. h aud H. T. fN1Z, ia their Ethiopian
Nvnli's Dances, Songs, a..
81 Good order preserved. From, Tor Ladies.
Door. o'clock.
Tickets % cents. children half price.
For particulars small bills.
W A..
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Prom Intimate Acquaintance Geo q. Cure feel
confident that the Piedmont Works under HE ,ncni
fully maintain itsreIuatiun making Railroad
Ia any and al ii' branchcs " mechanical OPERATION
JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL, President.
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AM USEM ENTS.

%Nnb isSs a. TfaGR rh s s..s
TUESDAY, OCTOBER mn, 1888.
TOWN AND COUNTRY.
SSpn Mr. Taylor
Mrs, .i G F2sy'. wv, w. Esss
scorcH DANCE Miss NJ. PArt-s,on.
PERFECTION.
Nate o'Gr,u With song . Mr. Lewis lewis
Doors open Performance to commence At {, = ot
ApMlsSioN aud ra!qqei 80 re entrance
cents. coorsJ Gallery, astJ 9' eeh' coored Galley (wesD
Omce open NJ till " when seat. may be Sc
WI hr Wizard and 'cnioani' eon,sqa nee Of the ufS
PSPurR ExBlroNs iss' the W %% will fo.Gos his
o., oh, ISIS, closing positively saturday Evening iS ~:
g. g.. The Ss5o?naass saass ysri, each night
So sec see small Bills
MEiba7 fyfSr NS 62 is and wLD
MIDDAY ENTERTAINMENTS
THE FNkIR or -tNA
THE ,GGRE4T WIZARD IND I-FNTRILOQU6SE
N hi. I9 ~ ~, M9pIs5, sqa ts ETHIOPIAN BROTHERS.
= by their nro'her', l. KrNiz in ,ir miopiaa
~ Good order preserved. Front for Ladies.
Tisksts % cents; children halfprice.
ooio-M W. vANpTRBuRGH, Agent.
Me- JE"ELiti ESTABLISHMENT. No. 79& q
T,s oasry-Tne subscriber. have opened in he st5rc y
recently o,curisd by Mrssrs. waiswcri Turner Co
EDITION which they rssreefay invite the
y q 9r,,lg' connected With the trade among any
wArGnEs-Sllyer waehe. o. every dessTirton
Goa Es Vest 9, a, Ind ,i, Gan sS o ,:sl
Rings, rins, rhn5lc. and Spcctscs silver
Syon Cups aud also nne asortHcUt ol PLATED WARE ali
rhcy are also preparei To- MAKE to oder r y: Nun
being practical WorLman will particular nc
oel Sign u the Illuminated clock.
sNOR nRE-Yor the balance lc year arst rate Dining
3 Room servant said TO be SOBER honest traeabe APP
REV STYLE ovEs T,,,ivcdty the james.
y style Of o,sr Coats also, auoos lot Of Cloth
aud Malair IAma Coaks Thosg u ven to call
csi Corner Main AID Pearl ,uects
NJ EGINo AND SILK siiRrS.i would call tie attention Of
mel Under si'''i aiso' Jeans and Flanue. p,avcrs
HNirOHrNNT NOTICf--The steamer roCA.1 sGs-It
noNrAs has been withdrawn from the roatetsnzts4yr
HELyDERE Capt, Gror continues on the route leaving
oil LUDLAI WATSON
bills pure 'oI's' B s2 S ,5
NEouMrAN DEW wnlsKEy;; ssl.4 Tor sale by
OAR CRUSHED, Powdered sugars Sugar House
oell DAVENPORT, ALLEN 4 CO.
w is a s1p Tow n % I : nc y Rs I, P a
ing har" Sash co'd, Garden aHd Di'oinE liue al, by
oeu sign OF the Circular Saw, Il Main street
tANrUMrs-A further supply ju. 9, hard by
oeIl Sign Of the Circular Saw, Il Main st.
ghisu coyERS-A aae a.saren. Of oeE lin D,h Covers
%S cunt 3'h'' e Meter pei r p, - o,9Sr be
YPAsKErs-RlsKErs-r ree,iyea ne ,,rtm,nt Of p,.
Ns s7,, Baskets at HuLKL!y' COS, '"a
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10 n continue conduct my business undertaken n all
otii"daavW wv w. ''"''
vuVnE C,n.l n,a, uNioN s now ready to ~, -
receive freight aud will leave ou Mfu st'N-g, l'"t
Nt-p.Y, full or not full. s-s-1s-a-ss---<<s
ocli a. =. LtE.
HHlGn PRcys-Iiis fac, that Dry Goods are twenty-five
~. hiss,, than ny have been within The "a, ,s9
p,ic, an Wool Plnn,b az f. 90 or si cts fui ii brown
shecinga pence worth oct good ncaeh,d shrng. IT ,
sopi, cash nd not on II, month. ti5j &c Ia. complete
s., sa,aine, raas sleeve. coisr. uo,i.y Gloves no.
Ca"ime'c net vesunr Kercy' Jeans, &C. n greaty9,e.
MI, ntnuiI noon sI'riNG-.-rI. article !. saua6I.
Cd be- Elected by sa o. ' al 70 go" u eia,', ,
wor. either p51 On. "uds or inside dfhe io,r re- tom c
e. 6sa suy oih,, sprns 70. dbar.te rate ,, io,,',
Pseio, Stores and omee We call The attention q ru,ohas.
orii Corner v-'n aai i2rl .'reet'
LADY wishes situation n private 'auy teach.
ef GmIi3,,y si., g.' sg, , Hl g .'It
~ Nsu Kent Court House, va meet will prompt attention.
S,EcoNo .rrrlr or my coon. -w!luyllnu, W.
yans,yo py oood., rurcts'cd g,oaray auction New
Mlnuu. ant clo,is. Pirsic L,iu,. ani GLOVES
NV sS'tia ''' AID long rpl,d csn,
T,iiDs rsine, ard rrnts, sofia doio
BLACK, Bu, and g,ecn cloths
wor.ird psms'k md Bravr Holland
Gnlr.i5. large io,, 5,r, c6,ap
F Fnil' au Si Fisu 5s53' s aP,
beaveI Gloves Tor Ladies' and Gentlemen
Witt c,@sre and Oh Muslin, 20
aa a',s T With many %lISins S gLrrF s'e eo
Oct it-dtw ' W.
EtLIEN- MtstCP HrAYLOR hai ist re.livrd the Music
oeii NCSic STORE. iol Main ID.
sopS Of 80. ~ s.S f. s1s y nHNPGIP nI a'i FOR .I
gsst and On Executors and Adminlsuatlon, ~
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TnE GErvAN GYvSAsrIc Ass3curioS.-Thc members
Of this Association, consisting Of young men, Germans
who are not yet fall citizens Of This Republic marched in
procession through this city YESTERDAY headed by the
Cornet Band Thcy displayed handsome new Gag, the
presentation Of which took place. AZ their meeting house
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~ my business undertaken n all
Kinds OF building. GEO e.. CURLE.
U#If
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rHNIIEtTHt.-Mr. }. II. TAYLOR, Sole Lessee Mr. "A A
Il WARD, Acting Manager Nit. H. LEWIS stage Manager
TUESDAY, OCTOBER IIth. 1888
TOWN AND COUNTRY
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IlruSes Coum.-Thc regular monthly term Of thls
Court commenced on yesterday. There criminal
business disposed Of.
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TuHHE Canal Boat UNION is ready io =,
receive freight, and viii leave Nrr- u mum
Nt-rsY, full or not full. s-s-z.s-z-ss----<l
ur1 =
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Miss NJ. PArtirgton.


| Doors oIrn AT = performance to CONNIE a
ADMsSloN-BoNrs aud raquc ~ cents; entrance
brood street, (iormcry Pit
cents Cooryd Gallery, (East) 81. eets: wesD
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would take to follow har the heels ofnteryenton in
the affairs Of foreign States ? linen can be found
to break through the Constitution to intervene in the
affairs Of Hungary, Turkey, or Mexico, how long
before amiiarized with the doctrne) they will break
through the same Constitution by the same reckless
ness ofchartered rights and in violation Of all justice
to intervene in the internal affairs of Virginia or
South Carolina Need we pursue the topic iurthery
Does not this mere hasty glance at these questions
not followed into the paths that open on the
right hand and the len, suffice TO show that Inter
ycntion and Fllibuscrsm would prove to the South,
either of them, something worse than Pandora 5
box, in which not even hope would be Left behind,
or if hope, hope only in yalor and our strength.
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MANIFESTO ENTEAOEplNAEY.-Wc believe the letter be-
low furnishes the first published avowal on tho part Of
any Administration to the opinions of oce.hoders
by Of Office. 1t fully susains the avowed doctrine
OF NJ. Secretary Mlrcy-"To the vctors belong the
spoils."
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PARTIES AND JOURNALS.

The Buffalo Commercial devotes a leader of column
to what il fit 10 term our secession" defec
ton" retirement from the Wing ranks" "purging
"of the Wing party" &c. &c, though it admits that it
involves no real change but that in effect The Tribune
will still be about as much Wing as it ever was. But
then the Buffalo stripe of Whiggery viii longer be
responsible for our hereses and so may recover tho
power which il has los-whether through its inca
pacity or our eccentrcity win not stop here to in
qure. Having heaped on all manner of reproach
The Commercial turns short corner and proceeds to
Justify our declaration of independence follows:
But although little importance the Whg the DETECTION
Nj Greeley sisnhesn oouIenee1n the present condition Of
taas in both the great political parties Of the nation TIE Cd
party Lines have been gradually Erowns more and more ndae
70 inquire why sufficient that the t sundsnisbe
Men no longer feel disposed to be bound once they we're bound
whether TIE candidates presented to them Convention de-
their support and competent to aseharse tie duties
assigned them IN aeien manner THIS ieelins has ben
ipe ATTAINED and used them
the personal ends and have forced upon their party
devotion The fortunes OF the niIsSe by whose Efforts they
well that should resolve upon requiring reformation
oh evil and should determine no Longer 90 be driven tie poll
who themselves political leaders recognition
Which FsI5y ..iss.s md e .:a'S' hao
Having told so much truth, We forgive The Com
mercel the alsehood that we shall hereafter repudi
which it is commenting, We proposed GEORGE WOOD
bitter National" who Chairman Of the Union
Safety Committee for Judge of the Court of Appeals
IN Office for which We would most heartily support
him if nominated. But let any small lawyer be put up
BY the Wing Convention for that responsible post and
We shall vote for Judge Rugges and it viii not make
PIN difference whether his opponent be a National
or Progressive" And so with regard to Prison In
spector and other stations We have fully resolved 70
vote for such men of integrity and ability" as The
Commercial SAYS ought 10 be elected and if We don't
find their names 90 the Wing ticket we shall seek them
on every other.
And now let US give The Commercial and ITS elan
little advice which they must feel is intended for
their gcOd-nsmely: If the Ticket nominated by the
regular Wing Convention at Syracuse should not please
you-and it is very likely that it viii nOtdo pluck up
little coq1nIe and bolt Give none of your Utica
dodges-cmkng yet affecting to support the Wing
nomnees-nOne Of your Union Safety hslfand-hah
tiekets-none of your 80 doablesction stlettocuts,
Grst fastening a milestone Platform around the Wing
candidates neck and then deserving him and voting