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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-10-21
ALEX ANDRIA.

!, "A new plan is proposed, at the North, by
those who want new Democratic nominations
to be made s"This is to have an authoritative
announcement from the. National Democratic
Executive Committee that the present nomina
ted electors be voted for without reference to
Seymour and Blair, or without instructions to
them to cast the electoral vote Tor any particu-
lar candidate; but in case Of the election Of q
majority of Conservative electors, then that
theygive their votes for President and Vice
President for such persons as may hereafter be
determined upon as proper representatives of
the entire Conservative voters Of the country. =
Better fight it out on the old line. 1t is too
late for changes, we think. Besides, why act
upon the supposition that Seymour and Blair
cannot be elected?
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-10-21

VOTING IN VIRGINIA. Forncy need not
trouble himself az to the vote Of Virginia. Our
people are not 50 anxious to take a part in 8
farce as to profer their services gratultousjy.
We know too we'll that our voice would be IN
heard, and our wishes treated with contempt.
There has been no electoral ticket formed by
the Democrats Of this State. There Is no IN
tention whatever, so far as we are advised, on
the part Of any portion Of urpeop lie, to attempt
to take part in the Presidential election. The
northern people can, to quote one OF Lincoln
phrases, run the machine" to suit themselves.
-Tich Dis
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-10-21

The thirty eighth semi annual conference Of
the Latter day Saints commenced in the new
Mormon tabernacle, at Salt Lake City, on the
9Th inst Brigham Young presided. Elder
Orson Hyde delivered an address, in which he
said that the completion of the Pacific railroad
through Salt Lake City would be the saving of
Saints, and Elder 0. Pratt made speech, in
which he denounced the Gentiles in their midst,
and urged the Saints to have no dealings with
them. This advice was unanimously adopted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-10-21

A man and his wife who live in a tenement
house in Springfield, Mass, have not spoken
to each other for several years. 1t is merely to
see who will hold out longest When The man
waits to say anything to his wife he addresses
his remarks to their little son, who also acts as
the medium through which the vile communal
cafes with ncr husband
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-10-21

Very little information has been received in
Washington of late, regarding the Indian war
on the Plains, but the army is said to be in &C
tive pursuit of the hostile tribes.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-10-21

Tomorrow the election for congressman,
Governor and other State officers takes place
in West Virginia. 1t has always heretofore
been strongly radical
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-10-21

The difficulty in regard to the Calilorni;
mail has been adjusted, the documentary mat
ter to go by sea, whilst the letter mail will b'
transported overland.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-10-21
ATFXAVDRTA GAZETTE END VIRGINIA ADVERTISER.

The most general Republication" that we now
see, as far as the Democrats are concerned, is
the s'repudiation' by them of the idea of
changing their Presidential ticket on the eve Of
the election.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-10-21

George T. Edmunds, the present U. S. Sen
ator from Vermont, was yesterday reelected
for six years from the 4th of March next.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-10-21

There is some talk in Richmond Of the resig-
nation of Judge Burnham, judge of tho Hus-
tings Court in that city, by military appoint,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-10-21

The appeal in The SuEratt case will be ar
gued next week before the Court In Washing
ton. ,... e.Gs .r N
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-10-21

WASHINGTON ITEMS. Over one hail OF tho
wall around the Arsenal Enclosure has been
finished, and in less than thirty days more the
whole structure vii! be completed. Gen. Ram
sew, commandment Of the Arsenal and grounds,
has given to Mr. Rccsidc the contract Tor the
erection Of buildings on the site of the old pen
itentiary, amounting to about $4,000, and IN
q short while ground will be broken, prcllml-
nary to laying the foundation for the same.
The Washington correspondent OF the B0s-
ton Post says it has been determined by archl-
tccts and scientific gentlemen here that the
magnificent dome Of the Capitol will prove an
expensive luxury, as it will require from three
to five thousand dollars per annum to keep the
work in repair. ,.
General Grant is expected back in Washing
ton in about fortnight. Preparations are al'
ready making to receive him here.
Sportsmen of this city and Georgetown are
now having prime fun, enjoying in high de-
gree the excitement Of duck shooting on the
Potomac river.
The Jackson Democratic association and the
Seymour and Blair club of Washington are cx-
pcctcd to visit Alexandria on Friday night.
Since the death of Coroner Woodward, in
August last, this District has been without q
regular appointed coroner. There are several
applicants for the vacancy, bat it is understood
that the court will appoint none but physi-
clan to the Office.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-10-21

The argument in the Jeter Phillips case Is
going on before the Court of Appeals in Rich
monl.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-10-21

" The WIFE OF New York banker, and the
daughter of Baltimore manufacturer, have
been notified by the master of ceremonies OF
the Empres Eugene that the permission for
merly granted to them to appear at the Mon
day evening receptions Of the Empress has
been withdrawn. Cause Unbecoming dresses
and unbecoming conduct at the last soiree in
the Tuierles.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-10-21

SIJMAC. The following cttcrL0 the editor
of this paper, from Il liverpool house, shows
that The trade in Sumac need not be confined
to the ground article, but lhat The Icai may be
bacd as tobacco, and shipped IN this form -
Fredericksburg Hnom
LIVERPOOL, Ost 3, 1863. To tho Editor
of the Fredericksburg (Ea.) Herald II was
not aware OF your interest in this local product
of yours until reading your comments IN the
New York Shipping and Commercial Last, or l.
would have sent you some English results CT
YOUR snmac, which are most gratifying. As
YOUR readers may have seen my details, or can
sec them 10 the before named journal oil the
23d September, will not rcltcratc,, but VIII
add something herewith, not named before.
Sumac in England is just rs valuable Ill the
leaf as ground. 1t may be shipped IN teal like
tobacco. The only drawback to its being 80
shipped at present, is, that the article AZ an
"American ono" being SO novel to us, the re-
suit in the first instance cannot be as SatMlac-
tory, as it will in the second or third. Fine
ground Virginia, with twenty per cent Of tan
min, | am vaIuing at .GlGa20 per ton. SINH
lar leaves should fetch the same. observe,
with pleasure, your statement that one thouS-
and tons have been received, and that another
thousand tons may be received ere Christmas.
IF you can 90 on like this | sec nothing to pro
vent your doing the sumac trade OF the world.
Faithfully yours, ALEXANDER ;. 2lACRAE
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-10-21

MAIDEN ASSURANCE COMPANIES. The New
York Times calls attention to the recent iorma
ton in Denmark of "maiden assurance compa
MES, "a new idea, the object of.whch is to pro
vide competency for unmarried daughters
This is how it works, in practice: -
"A Danish gentleman, who should wish tc
secure his daughter against the contingencies
of fortune, deposits at her birth, we will sup
pose, $4,000 in one Of these companies. The
child receives during her minority four pei
cent. interest annually; at eli ghteen she come:
into higher income, regulated according tc
the property Of the company, at twenty five
she receives still higher premium, and rooms
and appointments in the buildings OF the clo!S
ter, if She desire, and again at thirty-fvc still
more liberal income, based again on profits. II
she die or marry the deposit reverts TO the funds
of the association In certain cases, however,
if she marry aud become widow she receives
an annual stipend"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-10-21

Victor Hugo has agreed to deliver to his
publishers in the beginning Of November, the
manuscript Of new novel, entitled "By Or
der of the King" The work is to comprise
four volumes, and for each Of these $4,000 is
paid This is s., 900 more than he received
ior any of his previous works Besides the
novel, the poet is to furnish two other volumes
II poem, 'Thq End Of Satan, " and 1.-THE The
atre in Liberty which latter is to tcontain a
drama and two comedies not written for the
stage During the last few years the same
publishers nave paid NJ. Hugo nearly one mil
lion of francs. by Order of the King is to
appear in January.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-10-21
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DEALER ~
GROCERIES AND LIQUORS.
No 1G, N. ROYAL street,

Has received lot of Old Cabinet, Monoag.
hola, Old Rye ana other WHISTLES, wLjc.
he will sell at the lowest market price, in lot:
to suit purchasers, from one pint 10 ten barrel:
Also, RUM, GIN and IMPORTED PORT
WINE, Chocolate, Cocoa, Raisins and Fig
Soaps Of various kinds, genuine Castillo inc.u
dad aug ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-10-21
FOREIGN News.

ENGLAND. The address which the Liver
nool Chamber Of Commerce has voted TO pres.
ept to Re7erdy johnson congratuates him
m the peace and harmony which exist between
Great BritaiDGand the u S, land urges the nece@'
sity for the practical adoption OF free trade IN
America, declaring that such change would
Give Great impetus to American commerce, ana
sbow the resources Of the u. 5. greater IN
peace than in war. -,
The London Times, in an editorial on the
rumored Withdrawal of the Democratic canal1
dates saws "the Democrats will doubtless think
Il hest to fight the battle and lose, II 1t must
be, with Gov. Seymour at their head rather
than at so late an hour take hlr. Chase Tor
their leader. although power will be thrown
into the hands of the Radicals. Gen. Grant
is likely to act with moro discrimination than
the zealots Of the party. He has eVInced
kindly feelings for the Southern people and,
if the Radical policy is to be pressed at the
South, it could not be executed under more Ia
vorabe conditions than with Gen Grant rs the
Executive. . .r
It is reported that the international differ,
ances pending between the u. S. and England
relative to the Alabama depredations Will be
referred to the Emperor of Russia Tor arbltra-
ment :, -
FRANCE.-The appointment Of Boilleau,
| consul general of France at New York, as MIN
lister to Peru. and the transfer Of the Ylscount
| TrelIard, now Minister to Bogota, to Santiago:
Chill, are officially announced. The French
consulates at Lima and Santiago arc abolished.
It is denied that Napoleon favors the election
| of French prince to the Spanish throne:
SpA1N-The reorganization Of the nation Is
progressing rapidly. Governors, civil and
military, have been appointed in all the pro-
yinccs The democrats have assembled IN dli,
ierent parts of the country and declared Tor all
| males who have reached the age OF twenty
wears the right Of suffrage.
! The iunta has issued q circular 10 1orelgn
representatives of Spain, explaining the origin
| and progress of the revolution, and adVocat'pg
the Sovereignty of the people and religious
| freedom. The future form CT government Is
not announced, but the circular says If the ex-
| ample of the u. S. is not followed the friends
! of freedom must feel no Encouragement. NO
| foreign intervention is apprehendcd. The pro
yisional government seeks to put Spain on
| level with the most advanced Powers, and
hopes that the friendly relations under the late
oppressive reign will be continued. The mod
| crate and clerical parties arc forming coali
ton, and will vote ior the same candidates fol
| the constitutional Cortca.
AUSTRIA. Count Won Taalc has introduced
o bill limiting the number Of mon 10 the army
and navy at Austria to SO0Oop, ~.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-10-21

WOULD NOT SING HYMNS. --Dr Norman
Mcleod, in his account Of his visit to India,
given in the Assembly Of the Church of Scot
land, said; ......
I one day met one Of the ten missionaries
from America, and asked him Why he didn'
belong to the great body of the American por-
ton Of the churches laboring in India. Here.
piled that there were differences between them
that could not admit Of union. . ....@. .
Pray said, what are these differences? ?
wei, he said, there is one tremendous
thing-thcy sing hymns. y
That is as worthy q man as livcs--a most
excellent man. I then asked if he wculd not,
in consequence of those differences, worship
Jesus Christ with them.
Yes, he replied, under protest.
/ could not help saying that his was the
worst Brahmanism [ had ever seen in India.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-10-21
NTEW FALL GOODS.


Are now in receipt Of large assortment Co.,:
NEW FALL. GOODS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-10-21

There was meeting OF capitalists who favor
the construction of ship canal across the 18th
mus Of Darien last night at the residence OF
Peter Cooper, New York, to discuss tho vari-
Gus plans prOpcsed
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-10-21
w kHS HRIED.

At st. Pnups Church, on the Goth instant. by
the Rev j. II. Johnston, Mr. NELSON W
PERRY, Of Mobile, Ala, to Mrs. HARRIET
GREEN LEAF, Of Cincinnati, Ohio.
At "Fruit Hill Place" near Shepherdstown,
on Wednesday evening, October IA, by Rev.
Mr.. Randolph, Of Baltimore, Colonel LIE VEL
LYN HOXrON. Of Alexandria, to Miss FAN
ME ROBINSON, of Jefferson county.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-10-21

A despatch has been received at Buffalo from
Horatio Seymour announcing that he will take
the stump in person, rnd open the campaign
at Buffalo on Thursday, October % tomorrow.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-10-21

A California correspondent of the Cincinnati
Commercial, who has been travelling on the
Central Pacific Railroad, says, sit costs ten cents
mile lin coin) to ride on it, and if you tender
your fare in greenbacks, and insist on their re-
ception, the conductor halts and pushes you off
the train. A few days ago a passenger offered
greenback dollar for ride Of ten miles. He
was promptly ditched.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-10-21

SPARTA letter from MarseiIcs, in rcIa-
ton 10 affairs in Spain. published in the Wash
ington Chronicle says :-"Persons we'll &C
nuaiotcl with the country assure me that
Spain, which in ordinary years Is an exporter
Of corn, ard which under ropermanagement,
might supply halt Europe with it, cannot sub
sist without the importation of $50, 900, 900
worth of graia ics the next twelve months.-~
All the stock and provisions with which it was
still possible TO meet the exigencie3 OF last
year dcarth, have now been eaten up, and in
many localities there Is absolutely need for
the next years crops. it would be needless TO
tell you that Madrid and the whole country are
swarming with beggars.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-10-21
MELODEONs

:DTEN0sI MELODTONs
PARLOR ORGANISE hogo
Having removed to 1877, King stree. q TJ nar.
Washington, I wish to call the "tteNti0" u ~,
PIAEOS, ORGANS, MELODEoNS,S &C.
10 my stock Of the above instruments! "H Iarp,:
offer for sale on the most accommodating w ~, r.
Having practical experience Of mora In|Tf tlg
wears in this business, am able to J'dSo " van.
Qualities Of Pianos. and t. offer for sH'' '''
bat those of r0liAbia makers, such As
kNABE 81 CO., Baltimore,
WIN. HE1NEKAMP, Baltimore
JAMES W. VOSE, Boston, anG ot4cLfS 1r SIDE
Also, good second hand instruments ~
or rent. n ,,nsics.
Pianos Organs, AccorLcons AND al !. n gIca:,
instruments tuned and repaired win '"0
est care. rr,iroterlp:
cfGr for sale one Of William he HEN c.rTe1
splendid oct Rosewood Pianos VIII -
legs, and Ill the latest improvenonta,' and Vi,
The following gontlotnon OF our low" "t Halter.
oinitv have given this maker the mos' T Iersa-
mo MY Administrations conn J. P. AgnoT, Pcr
dria; Dr.. ". A. HeTndon> Mr. N"'"A"
ick, both at Culpcper Court House RcKER.
oct It'll D'~----
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-10-21
GROCERIES,.

Please call and examine.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-10-21

DONE DUST
loo tons fine Bono Dust.
90 " coarse
30 flour Bono. Tho
Just received in store and for sale p & co.
HOOE, WEDDEkBUN I
aug 2&-2m ------
ANEW RAISIlJS AND CiJRbANl''
~ received and for 8&Io BY yDSOEr
oct zzo AiAb 'V''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-10-21

The Baltimore Gazette thinks that OF all the
charlatans and imposters who have ever achlev-
ed notoriety the most shallow aud lmpudent IS
Mr.. George Francis Train. He has been an
ANNOYANCE to the public, for years past.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-10-21

DEMOCRATIC MEETING.-At a meeting Of
the Jackson Democratic Association, in Wash
ington, on Monday night, an invitation was
extended to the association, and accepted, to at
tend mass meeting at Alexandra on Friday
night, upon which occasion the Seymour and
Blair electoral ticket Of Virginia will be ratl-
fed Members Of other clubs Wlre requested
to assemble at O clock at Carusl's Hall and
unite with the Jackson Democratic Assocla-
ton in swelling the numbers to visit that city
Dr.. Hill, of the Alexandria Commercial Ad,
vertiser, and the Democratic elector Of that
district, then delivered an address, after
which the meeting adjourned Wash. Star.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-10-21
III q Z w a ! \ 4

U q, Z w a N e,
NO. %, NORTH ROYAL STREET.
r doors south Of old stand. r...f
Has on hand and i3 constantly recelT'"@ '''''
" GROCERIES, WINES q LIQUOH&3'o;
which he will sell cheap for cash. - - -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-10-21

An Tex. government officer of New Y ork
city has forwarded seventy-fve dollars to the
Treasury Department, which was placed to the
credit of the conscience fund. We re-iterate
our old appeal Send ON the furniture, books,
jewelry, &C. e We shall not believe in the s'con-
cience'' until we hear of the return CT stolen
property, as we'll as the return Of "greenbacks.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-10-21
Hanover county, October 20, 1856
Elections.


la the Twenty first Pennsylvania District the
Return Judges have split into parties, sending
two SEPARATE certificates Of election to Gov.
Gcary. One elects John Covode by 32j ma
iOrity, and the other Foster by Al majority.
Indiana, nearly official, gives oCi Radical
majority. Bakers majority may tai! below 8UO.
Ohio gives Radical majority 0! lC, 9O5--
The official figures will probably not vary 100
either way from 1000.
The Radical majority in Nebraska IS about
1000.
WoMEN's MEDICAL COLLEGE IN PHILADEL-
pH1A.-On Thursday afternoon the introduce
tory lecture of the Womcn's Medical College
was delivered at the College Building, on
North COLLEGE avenue and 22d street, Phlladel
nbia The lecture room was filled with ladies
and gentlemen. The lecture was delivered by
Professor Rachael L. RodIey. She spoke OF
the good accomplished by woman in the science
Of medicine, and eulOgiZed the late Mr.. Isaac
Barton, after which the Dean Of the College,
Ann Preston, Nj. D., announced the follow
ing faculty for the session OF lSCS,9 Ann
Preston, NJ. D., professor OF physlology ana
hygiene; Emenc B. Cleveland, NJ. d., pro,
| fcssor OF obstetrics and diseases OF women and
children; Mary J. .Scarlett NJ. D.. professor
of anatomy and histology; Rachael L. Rodley,
professor OF chemistry and toxicology; Isaac
Uomiey NJ. D., professor Of the principles and
practice Of medicine; Benjamin B. Wilson,
professor Of the principles and practice Of medl-
cine; n. NJ. L2ayc, NJ. D., dcmonstrat,or OF
anatomy. Ann Preston, II. D., Dean; e. Ii.
Cleveland, Secretary. Professor Henry Harts-
horne, NJ d., will deliver lectures Tor the
College on hygiene and disease OF children
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-10-21

accidents reported in the newspapers in differ
ent portions Of the country. No wholesale
disasters but killing and wounding by twos
and thrces and sometimes more. Many more
railroad accidents at the North than the South.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-10-21
TITO THE PUBLIC.

WINE, Chocolate Cocoa, Rasins and Fig
SOAPS Of various kinds, genuine CASTLE inc.u.
ded eug&
z7Tv0 r,,rIp I5TrRTrD
Vs'o THE ~ hhiN'
4 ,.,.n,. -, - A7o..r. I..,,.
H&Yihg GoHGlG; tE3 S'%S ..o % '' on, ,d .
% @ceI' 49, =, f,i"rJs and tbe n1b
9"Iel' ~ 49, 'to" ~ 10y nf ER0NERIF..
cGn he found in any house in the city.
Among our stock may be found the following
ezt care.
In Sugars, we have CrusEedr G7ana.at2lr
PulveriZed, \. b., and Extra o. ana me 10.
or Cuho end Porto Rico Sugars.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-10-21
TTAIR SWITCHES, BRAIDS s CURLS

TEAIR SWITCHES, BRAIDS s. CURLS,
Warranted of the very best quality, and as
low in prices as they can be bought IN any OF
tho Northern cities.
oc2l c. G. BERRY, 72 King st.
TTAIR BRUSHES AND COMBS.
Il '1 y
If you are in want of good and cheap Hair
Brushes or Combs you will call 1T
oc 2l G. G. BERRY'S. 70, King st
gTARM WANTED.-Wanted to rent 3 farm
L containing from one hundred to hundred
and fifty acres, situated within four or five
miles of this city. The farm must ave good
improvements upon it. Apply at this office.
oct 13--2w*
MIOTICE.-fhe annual meeting of the stock
~ holders of tho LITTLE RIVER IU EN-
PIKE ROAD co, will be held at 1O9, Prince
street, on SATURDAY, November 7th. 1868,
ut ii clock q. II. w. Il. MARBUKG,
oc l2-lawtd Treasurer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-10-21

RAILROAD ACCIDENT. The Cincinnati ex-
press, from Harrisburg, Pa, bound West,
met with an accident last Saturday light, west
of the Christians station, through the mis-.
placement of Switch supposed to be designed
purposely to throw the train off the track
The engine, baggage and one passenger car
were threwn into the embankment The en-
gineer, William Irwin. of Harrisburg, was
horribly scalded and died within half an hour.
The fireman was killed instantly, the engine
falling upon him. The baggage master was
badly hurt about the head aud shoulder,
though not fatally. None Of the passengers
were killed or injured. E..as
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-10-21

The idea of new nomination by the Democ-
racy will doubtless be Abandoned now that
there are but thirteen days intervening before
the election day; nevertheless, there are some
prominent Democrats who cling to the original
suggestion. The proposition was unfortunate
in the first instance, and ought never to have
haan made
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-10-21

Some of the Radical papers have been
representing that Gen. Blair, in arecent speech
in st. Louis, intimated something about Gen.
Grant not being permitted to leave the White
House alone. should he be elected Pres dent
intimating assassination. He said no such
thing -intimated no such thing. 1T is said, .
that he did say, if Gen. Grant is elected, and
things go on as they are now going, it may be
that he will never leave the Presidents House
as long as he lives-for the Radicals may wish
to keep him there zen permanance.