Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-05-22

sGsMaaRA usIas ,bang he Radical candidate Tor
Pfesident,q#s should not be surprised to see
az be effort made TO .shoR that he not onIyis now,
but al#ags has been; almost consistent, decided,
Radical earnest - the cause, jealous for It's.
success, loutspoken; warm. earnest + We
wonder if will, really attemps this We
WllIYalt li2sbaaI .ailoiIsqial.;s ~ aoGcd ihti
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Mr.. CoLFAx takeshis plaee,6n the Radical
ticketifas the candidate for the party for Vice.
President ihIgog 2.s s9f Ben. Wade misses the
'spositien''le We1do not think that Mr.. Coli
fsaYs az an9 so'.tft sa Bs Wee r
than be isio. be speaker OF the House of Rep.
REPRESENTATIVES era recognized leader Of his
party. IDALIAkM
Gen,iGraM vas i1tfo med yesterday afternoon
of.his nomination at Chicagolby aadispstchs
from the, President Of the Convention, Re
was subsequently, Waitedlupon and 0cengratulat-.
dlby large number Of politicians, including.
Stanton and members Of both Houses fe of Con
gress. Mr. Colfaxv also received the eongratu-i
lations- of tanumber ,of;his political and per
sona friends, Arrapg ements are making Iior, :
serenade of the nominees after they shalhave.
bessina feorn Nv notified of their nomination.
fang 81" - - --- 4 - - -
Sir Robert Napier>s success: elicls' little en-
thsiqsa 5 e EnsGsh A military Official quarters
The SPECTATOR says lit i considered at 1.-The,
Horse Guards almost al CD lanisy, aud adds dri-1
ly:a.'..tIil1saasIne man who has studied mathe1i
g., go ect,,3 S,;t ~ 20, f.n.
ilvi beIny acak nowlelte in4 be British army as
sra atS Gensaral We Shall have commands
distributed according 70 Gca paeity next, and
then .waera will the British Army b? o" q Il
!nonimy ts21.--- ---s - = 49, p 20 g5t - :
Inc tour; OF the ,W9ria2 can PC maze ia Two
mentns ana a., w men tue flclho Iaii-
foaa p nalshea lr s Se@ ! Ok 70 oan ran.
o'sqos"ll sake ssHel DAYS, lrol oan rrancisco
,ot1ong fs4nS' y oAolauia tseu'S
Gays 'loR aoas Aohgsooy steamer . 70 oueA'
th'ftyewu uayS, lroli ou71 20 siA 9ays'
from Paris to New 7 Ork, ten days; IN al sew
entYivs days days s5 s.'- 9 q: La so..a :
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4se1'' -. = eon''t' aut"' 400 1Asiou.o'u
M ny guSe u -
"nttn ~ o9eep tststiet - ~ COMMITTEES ~
npp1upkialK1ust au'noiiAaiis S7"pptopi Id Cloi
OF F$22i500ut to be expended under the direction
ofHoa. r e. Spinner, Treasurer of the u. s.,
tocaid Sesb Green; esq to propagate shad in
the waters ofthe Potomac. 5.r-- I'm &
,p3aaqoY 4. . -IiZ;I,: = ..1e IL: =
heS sSei'ie. 1toohiagaan says ~ iute.-
per3nCc IS ever removed from society, it VIII
be BY means of the moral forces which affect
people ino society; not by policemen, but by
principles; Lob BY batons, but by, IDEAS; not by
statutes,sbus;b by influences; NOT 10y prohibitory
laws tibbu by restraining, regulating santiilI
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''''D''' - -. : $3.50 ------ J IT
men and q. oolored man ant torob the passenger
tram On the Wilmington and q Weldon 81 r,
on oatufaay nlght last tlney.Were selSed ana
arrested, s bqs one one Or me white men Jumped
from tthe cars RhlleI they were IN iull NOTION
with whatTesult 49, not KNOWN - no. ~ aI5' =:
" - 20. 70 C,--:-a,. NJ 49,
6ayne IS s at.er IL ~ t1e 'orIok ois
drlct and Is raising the laugh against 2hlm,c
everywhere Chandler, who was a candidate
for Gono,e,s IN 1ess ,,,rosoa
sidl.H !, y,'lg' !
OreQ suffrage. OayDe tricgS, Inc changes upon
this1efeesively. Z1sew .2nlo,:9 sttl .'.sa2Td.
bniHI sa5 !.-.-- :, .fjo re-, y . 3
he Shenandoah zen : II River was high
er than 90 any previous occasion for several
vears. Much lumber and fencing Was washed
, az -; In, ~ ;no,rra5 Nv,
uoEn nase So elaksoH 60; Au>''' 60 'oy
tnosehVtog on the isiVer cs".iI -,
n,,..ks Sc I,ha nsx.t..
Nv seaH ashyS me aeten'igu
OF the farmsrs OF iYlrgiala to the growing val:
uc.and importance of tbezdried2 fruit business,
aud HOPES they! Will avail themselves Of this
II largely 49,. .1
--iGs oas Z - 60, 10 s..9grrE
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