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WASHINGTON CITY, SUNDAY, MAY 1e, 1883

ddates particularly when politically tke
found to be- not entirely composed supported by the
very material that w. the know nSthing party which
produced the nsoy for calling ont the military Of the
city, will demonstrate by facts taken from the jour
nails of the city councils On Monday May 90 1851, IA
few days before Nic election Mr.. Kennedy from the
fourth ward, introduced dn tho board of common co,
cD AN act anthorfsng the mayor to employ sufficient
police force at the municipal election which to take
place the following Monday and it was defeated by
the following vote, he know nothings having majori
ty In the board ! Yeas Messrs Albert Clarke, Edmon
ston Jefferson Kennedy, Lee Orrne, Turton, and the
president eight ami know nothings and know moth
ing Nays-M MN&n. Baldwin R,yne, Bohayer, Gordon,
Hutchinson, IAoyd, McCntchen, TOwles Walker, and
Watterston-l0 know -nothings y 's ~
Thus they refused the mayor that assistance which
found 10 be neccssry the day Of the election leaving
him other available to suppress the riot which
was brought upon u.s. am we'll satisfied, by men who
stood behind the curtain and who believe contributed
TO bring from baltimore the uans who infested our city
that day rs ~N~' 80
Lcokins 1t afthe facts In c case among other things
the plsing M Third and Fourth ward polls In such close
proximity (which never done beore) that signal Of
any kind would bring together this hired army, and the
fact of knownothig council refusing to give the mayor
the power epoya civil force to preserve order If
oessaryI have to the conclusion that the whole
thing arranged and well understood and until the
party who would net thus is buried deep politically
that the hand of the resrrectonst will reach
them, shall cast my vote for some gentleman who Is
entirely free from all their plot schemes and influence
shall therefore vote for James g. Berret, who know
possesses all the qualifications and the energy and who
will discharge the duties of the office with honor and
credit to city.
MAY 10, 1853 EN OLD LINE WHlG.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

AN INGENIOUS TriEP.-M Brussels, few nights ago,
young man detected in the act of employing sys
tenn Of robbng letter boxes, which adopted with
months back In of the provincial towns
France He slipped a marrow box made of paseboard
through the orce of the letter box and attached it to
the orice by of thin wire in such way that 1t
was certain to receive all the letters dropped in. IL ho
had not been detected his intention was as he confess
ed to return early hour in the morning. and carry
off any letters containing money securities which might
have been caught in his apparatus. He has been COM
mitted for trial.
WHERE THERE'S WILL THERE'S WAY learned
grammar when private soldier the pay of six
pence day The edge of my BERTH that of the guard
bed, was my seat to study in; my knapsack my
book case bit Of board lying my lap my wr
ting table; and the task did not demand anything like
year Of my life. had money to purchase candle or
oil In winter time it rarely that could get any
evening light but that Of the fire, and only my turn
of that And If under such circumstances and without
parent friend to advise encourage me-, accomplished
this undertaking. what there be for any youth
however poor, however pressed with business how
crcumstenccd to other nconveniencesl ?
To buy psn sheet of paper WAS compelled to fore
go portion of food though in state OF fstarva
ton. had moment of time that could call my
and had to read and to write amidst the talking
laughing, singing, whistng and brawlng of ut least
half Of the most thoughtess of men, and that,
too in the hours of their freedom from all controCs5
BITS Adris 10 Young Men.
TrE UNCERTAINTIES OF HlsroRy During the confine-
ment Of Marie Antonctc, the Queen Of France, by the
acobns of Paris she deprived Of the usc of the cos
mctics with which she wont to give the raven hue to
her naturally silvery locks and history in describing
her execution represents her hair changing from jet
black 10 gray color through the mental anguish she
perenced The assassin Orsn lately executed in Paris
for attempting the life Of the French Emperor, and ruth
lessy numbering twelve innocent persons presented the
apparently strange anomaly from the cause.
When Orsni arrested his luxuriant locks were as
black night but when glotincd they were OF an iron
gray color simply because he either neglected his toilet
else deprived of the usual hair dye he previously
employed to give them their black color. His friends,
and the papers generally attribute the change to another
cause of course and have doubt that history will
represent the effect being produced by the mental &C
tvy and agony he experienced during his incarceration
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THE MAYORALTY ELECTION IN flashing
TON CITY.
THE MAYoRALTY ELECTION

As the candidate of the know nothings stands not
the ghost OF chance OF election unless there is a
detection Of old wings from the ranks of the union party
his wire workers boldly that there to be such
breach Of faith and endeavor by low manGuving, to
revive the preudees of the dead past There may be
weak persons that may fall into the set by those
who, while liking the treason, despse the traitor but
that there any considerable number of such eomports
not with the dignity of human nature to believe. The
outrages of the terost here too fresh n recollection
and their overthrow by the Joint efforts OF friends by
the brunt OF equal blows too recent to Justify idle
vaticinaton.
If be nsnuated that the peace Of the city will be best
conserved under tho auspices OF secret order OF
conspato and proscrptionists let the mind to the
fruits of such proinhe illustrated IN BsitilnoIe.~ That
modern Robespierre Tom Swami, supported by hun
dreds thousands of upon the express ground
that he no know-nothng, but old rAy and high
toned gentleman. Being raised to power upon the surging
of bloody triumph he powerss to control the
brutal element upon which he indeed but bubble.
The calamities that have befalen Baltimore under his
regime constitute most bloody picture Except in the
eighth ward where the have emuated the courage
of men in repeng with bloody execution repeated mob
attacks, there remains shadow Of rights to the
citizen The central wards have at length been invaded
by scvy rans of the secret ORDER and allowed
to vote except at their pleasure suerance Murder
and apine have done their perfect work. Ant-know-
nothings at the feet OF rowdies and loafers If
antiknow nothing has the temerty to defend himself he
is at arrested 10y the policef murdered, packed
jury acqut the criminal who is borne off in triumph by
the Thugs that have lowered from the benches and
sought to midate the court and the prosecuting attor
ney Though all this vile oppression has eliminated
except by fierce and bloody resistance, it with
truth be said that poweress
fore the rian clubs as are the peope of the Old World
before the fixed bayonets of mercenary sodicr. Cit
Of Washington If you wish to pass under the yoke
OF ruffianismth vest tyranny Gods green earth
If you wish to riot and murder and rapne uppenost
if you desire that the rising generation shall become
thoroughly vated and brutalzed then follow the ex
ample of Baltimore AS make their beds 30 lei
them lie. SHIELD
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self to tho political party which maintains its po-
ical professions, and the who will not do 30 s
not fit to execute the laws anywhere. Applause Mr..
Magruder then proceeded to show by reference to the
municipal contests for the last four years. that the know
nothing party had sprung from nopartysm. In tell
ing no exhibited the mode in which that secret
combination had been crushed and now instead of cry
ing s'Sain,' and Americans shall rule America they
say give noparty man. [Applause Instead OF
telling the people that no shall be put upon watch
tonight but Americans they say give anybody on
the face Of the earth who beat the democrats Zap
plause But that not the whole history OF the
American party in this city They all well remembered
how the devotees of that party took possession of the
affairs Of the of Washington, standing on the
banks OF the Potomac No man ought ever 10 have en-
tered the sacred precincts Of that monument who had
not Invested himself OF all party feeling Cheers Yet
this people took such violent possession of that work
and proclaimed that they going to rear 1t with
American money aud American labor, and you where
it ia Applause. They exceedingly glad to
get It. but they we're thousnd times more glad to get
rid of H.. iApfianse How, then, trust thcin What
the history of these noparty conictSY uo where
they would If the black republicans could triumph it
the black republican party but if they could not it
no party, it Sam But If "Sam could
triumph and the black republicans could not triumph
and there want of unity in the democratic party,
they always found that this party element sprung up
and matter how small the nucleus might bc, it served
sort of eaven and they stuck up their names, and
they said the democratic party broken up because
they did not agree with them They found this
ty everywhere Were they going to let this party make
them believe that they had party feelings party
sentiments and did not anything about party that
they good honest citizens and all they wanted was
to maintain the public peace and build up the city
Why il was no such thing. 1t inbred hostility
to the democratic party and nothing else on the face Of
the earth.
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CHARLEs,s 8 LONDON CORDIAL GIN.--THE

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other,
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MAYOR MAGRUDER AT THE MASS-RATIFTCATIo
MEETING.

Mayor MAoRuDER upon taking the chair, was received
with hearty burst Of applause He thanked the crowd
sincerely for the enthusiastic in which thoy
frmed his nomination chairman of the meeting be-
cause 1t gave to him opportunity Of telling them how
heartily he endorsed the nomination for the mayoralty
Applause He endorsed that nomination, FIRST because
il WAS democratic nomination Cries of :. good l.
and next, because il nomination cmneny proper
to bc made and the candidate nominated eminently
fit one [Cries OF good" and applause SO much
for him. He need not say but word in his behalf.
They all knew him to be of the highest tone of
honor and man who has wanted the courage to
enable him to proclaim his sentimental [Cries of good
In the darkest hour Of the democratic party when the
stoutest heart qualed and the fines heart trcmblcd
when there few who had The maniness say they
we're democrats he proclaimed himself at all times to be
SUCH unswerving, unwavering, and nnfnching Cries
of good II Compare him then with those who
running against. him, and from amongst whom you
are called upon to select the candidate against
him. Is there of them who will proclaim
to you what his political opinions Were they
these when the issues presented to the people of this city
issues involving the liberties of portion of the
people and the rights of another portion, has not
been able to make up his MUD which side he will take
in issue such thiss The candidates presented to
them independent candidates. "a Voice. % Know
pend at OF public sentmcntf The man who was indie
pendent of public sentiment not the to assume
the grave responsibilities of the Office OF chief executive
Of this city The who could not make up his mind
and proclaim what his opinion is in relation to the issues
presented In this conflict who could not say he would
maintain for the adopted citizen his rights and to tho
members OF every church their right TO worship their
God In the form and manner they preferred was the
they wanted. Cries Of good, and applause. |
No-partyism Just what he had defined II be- No
party meant, in addition to that no principle II
man had political principle, he would attach him
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THE MAYoRALTY ELECTION.

CrrrzExs OF WASHINGTON The time is fast approaching
when we win he called apon to select mayor portion
of the board Of aldermen, and entire new common
council, which hope may be permitted 70 do with
out any interference the part of bullies and blnc
guards from ncighboring city the case at our
last municipal election
After mature reflection and careful examination OF
the which produced the unfortunate state OF things
last june have to the conclusion that this is not
the time to be entrapped with the cry of iadpdm can
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Impeled by friendship Mr.. Thomas N. Brown, long
associated with Miller in tho editorial conduct of the
Waes has prepared very elaborate work, entitled 'Ths
Life and Times Of Hugh Maler" which is unpublished In
New York by Rndd Carleton Printed i'm the antique
stye the book is hopeful indication OF Improvement in
the mechanical parts Of American literature. If any
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preston that 1t treatise the philosophy OF Car
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rive at the simple statement that Miller, having been
tried in the FIRE of philosophy, at last found ranged
the side Of the disciples Of Christ. But with any
bcmishes the book which dscourses Of Hugh Miller Is
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FOUNTAINS eh and streets from Witch as psres,
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NTODERN. LANGUA( Sy--i Professor DANIEL iE
lvl GR0Ix Teacher of Modern Language
cay French Spanish and German No. 92s Penn
Niaro Ioe .. --.r 81 N -.aa .. MAJ ~ .esMo Ll