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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-07-29

TERRIFIC STORM LAST NIGHT.-A terrific
storm Of wind and raip passed, over the city
about eight O'Clock last night. The rain
fell 'lu buckets-full," and In very few mo-
ments the streets were literally Overlooking
with water. The lightning was vivid, the
thunder loud, continuing for about one hour,
when the clouds broke and the stars shone
forth In all their brightness.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-07-29

REsIssED;EJTstice WIN: W; Tucker, In
enth ward, has rendered his resignation as
police magistrate to the police commission
crs, to take effect on the ist OF September
Justice Tucker was assigned to duty at the
above precinct about 10 months since, and
has give general satisfaction during that
period to the community at large and the
police board.
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the following paragraphs;
CIRcuIT CouRT.-Bcfore this court on
yesterday his honor, Judge Magruder, at
tending, was began the case Of Fielder Ma
gruder, esq, VS.. Baltimore and Potomac
railroad, on Injunction. T. F. Bowie for
complainant; Daniel Clarke for the company.
Several cases Of similar character are to
be heard.
SALES OF LAsD.-Richard u. B. Chow,
esq, trustee, has disposed Of, at private sale,
the estate Of the late Benjamin Berry, stu.
ated a few miles from Forrestville, to James
p. Armstrong, ESQ.,, OF Pennsylvania, at 800
per acre, the purchase amounting to about
$4,000. Mr.. Armstrong has also purchased
from William F. Berry, esq, the old race
track at Forrestville for 500 per aero, and
contemplates the erection Of a fine dwelling
and other improvements upon II. II Is graf
| flying to find that enterprislng men from
| other States are beginning to appreciate the
lands OF our county. With turnplkes and
railroads and good public schools will come
uInig ration Of thrifty population, and soon
the wealth Of old Prince Georges will be
augmented an hundred fold,
AGRICULTURAL CoLLRGR.-Rev. Samuel
Register, recently appointed president OF the
Maryland Agricultural College, vice Com
modore Buchanan, resigned,is ripe scholar,
and brings TO the discharge Of the RESPONSE
bic duties OF the office great zeal and admin
lstratlye talent. This college is gaining the
confidence Of the people, and the number OF
students has greatly increased during the
past year.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-07-29

BALL AMusEMEsT.-For several days past
tho boot-blRoks have made PENNSYLVANIA
avenue, In front OF the Metropolitan hotel, a
baseball ground, to tho imminent fright OF
horses and danger to pedestrians from be-
Ing struck on the head with passing balls.
Yesterday morning about O'Clock a horse
attached to light wagon took fright from
those balls, and would have ran away had il
not been for the strong arm Of the driver.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-07-29

MASONIC EXCURSION TO NoRFoLK.-Prep-
arations on an extensive scale are being
made by Anacostla Lodge, No. 81, for a
w. W. Colt, and the excursion party will
leave hcre on Thursday, the 10th Of August.
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Government Sales.
IRAME BUILDINGS AT AUCTION.

DsFor QuARTHRsAsrRR's OpPIcH,(
wksuIs1ToS, d. O., July 10, lsap
W II ba sold at public auction. on saturday,
August Z, under the supervision Of Captain d. O.
rhomy, MS. X. the following buildings, to wit.
south Ono BuildinE. 2ix2s feet. and One Building.
Sale to commences at 10 q. IN.
sold
tenth streets; One Building, f2], xo8 feet,
Terms! Cash on day OF sale
By order Of the QusrtermAsteI General
J. G, MoPeRRAN,
Deputy q. N. General. Brevet Brigsdier General,
U. 4 A ivlT.Rt
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-07-29

A FLYING TOAD has been brough TO Wash
ington and placed on exhibition at the COM
mission store Of Messrs. Mcqueen & Co.,
near the foot Of Eleventh street. This
curious reptile Cor nsh) was captured in a
seine OF Cape Henry few days since by
Capt. Brewer, of the sloop Susan Brewer. Il
10 Of most singular conformation and Of
beautiful variegated hues, measuring about
six inches In length, with perfectly fiat bony
back, eyes wide apart and in tho contre Of a
circle, capaclous mouth, and fms as large as
wings about the centre Of the body on each
Aida
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~, o.,,, Wa', !, .; Jnly P bss2
dsPh. Peaasyiyspis Hr.y,If 70, ~ sIt 81
neetors;
u ordered tsst ,.id petite. be heard At this
nay ais d'es:
'~'n' Gays ''''' "s2Gtits tlsHnR,
lIl1.sAN Oommiaaionar Of PAtents.
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SERESADE.-On Tuesday evening DR.. Jos.
Hays, residing on II street, between Twenty
first and Twenty-second streets, was compli-
mented with q serenade by the National
band, under the leadership Of Mr.. James F.
Beckett. AMER executing several airs, the
band and their friends were Invited into the
parlors Of the Doctor, where refreshments
In the greatest abundance were provided.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-07-29

THE wAsuNoros CITY DIsPEssARY,
northwest corner Of Seventh and NJ streets,
conducted by Drs. L. NJ. Taylor and Z. W.
Latimer, has proved a perfect success. Mcdl-
cal advice and surgical operations free Of
charge to the poor. Office hours from Q to
10 a. m. and 5 to Up. m. Prescriptions care
fully compounded.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-07-29

MEssRs. STARR & METcALr offer corner
lot on Nineteenth and r streets for sale on
long time aud low price.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-07-29

RopERT II. GRAHAM, corner Ninth and d
streets, invites attention to his splendid
stock Of carriages.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-07-29

ENTERED UPON HIS DUTIES. - Martin
Cronin, the newly appointed chiaf OF the
Are department, has entered upon the dis
charge Of his duties, relieving VIM. Z. e.
wood. DR.. Z. L. Corbin has qualified as
secretary Of the board OF fire commissioners,
| having beon sworn in by T. A. Bos well, esq
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FURNISHED ROOMS to let at eos X street.

TuIs Is TO Owe NOTICE to all persons
having goods deposited at Princes loan
office, aud interest unpaid for sir months, TO
call al once II they wish to save their articles.
No. 2T7 Pennsylvania avenue,
Between Tenth and Eleventh SITS.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-07-29

THE COAX HALL" clothing still carries
the day as to style and finish, while the
material Is OF the best quality. A visit to
the establishment will prove the above as.
sertlon. No. 400 Seventh street, opposite the
Post Office.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-07-29

An Invalid yIsIroR.-About noon yester-
day lady upon u stretcher, carried by two
colorsd men along Seventh street, attracted
considerable attention. Upon reaching the
east front Of the Patent ONCE tho lady was
carried up the steps to the main floor Of the
building, and thence TO the ante-room Of the
SecretaTy of the Tntarlnr. and u nnssa go sant
to the Secretary that the lady desired 10 see
him. Tho Secretary at once calamity COM
piled with the request OF the invalid lady,
and had the satisfaction Of hearing rehearsed
the peculiar claims and eminent qualifica-
lions Of certain Individual for Govern
ment position. The story, although by no
means q new one TO him, was no doubt
forcibly impressed upon the Secretary by
the heiplessness Of his visitor, who was so
afflicted with rheumatism as to be unable TO
move her limbs.
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Iyl7-ssSl


"a the p.. Sa' y " o g ial y iss.
LOVE- pray i2r ihe esie5siop o. psten a,s ni.d
sued on the 18th day Of April, 1851, for 50 In.
pIoyement In Machines for MakinL Enyslopes
Ace on the 10th day Of September next, Any person
may oppose this extension, Obisetlons,, dsrosi.
twenty days before the day ~ hearing
SAMUEL 8. lIeHER,
jyIS-Tsw oommissioner Of PAtsnts
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A PERSON to mend q china vase is wanted
BY Mr.. G. b. Bayly, at Ellis music store,
800 Pennsylvania avenue.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-07-29

DOUGLASS, at his one-prico salcs.rooms,
sos Ninth street, between D and E, offers
every variety Of skirts and corsets to the
ladies.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-07-29

FIVE DOLLARS REWARD is offered In our
advertising columns for the recovery OF
"Dorg."
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An ADJOURNED SESSION OF tho Grand Di-
vision Sons Of Temperance will be held this
evening at 8 O'Clock, at the southeast corner
Of Seventh and ID streets.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-07-29

The uoME-ASD-uoME MATCH between the
National and Olympic base ball clubs will
DO played on the grounds Of the former to-
morrow afternoon ut $3.50 O'Clock.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-07-29

MEssRs. sEIBr NAUpAIs, 1898 Peunsyl-
yania avenue, have reduced the price Of all
their light prints to l2H cents, and are SELL
Ing other summer goods at proportlonalIy
low rates.
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7 IYooLv DEPOT AT AUCTION.

,DEPor ouARIHRxAs!Ih'so yIIos.l
w4suIsaros, d. o.. July 10, lsp,
Will be- sold at public auction on MONDAY,
peTyision Of Captain D. O. Thomas, N. 3. K, the
buildings known as Lincoln DEPOT, situAtsd Be
tween Eleventh and Twelfth streets cast and A and
ID streets north, comprising
3 buildings, 2Ox25 feet. saw-mill building, SDx
| building, l2lx3s. two 81, story,
story. ] engine. house, IKE,
I buildings, l?sN2i two story.
story. ] storehouse fa6xy0 feet
dwelling house, 3ixl7. J stable, lbsxfs fest.
2s'ory. tool h ouss, Or94 feet
] kitchen to ID. Rxlh ] cook house, 8x7Sfeet.
story. ] green house, laxl9 n.
! Iee.houss, l7x11 feet
| water tank and frame, lexl6x23 feeti 7 sinks,
shed 900 feet board fence, feet high; $50 feel
picket fence, * feet high.
PurcbassrS Will be allowed ten days TO remove
buildings.
TgRAs; Cash on day OF sale.
BY order Of the Quartermatter General
J. q. MeFRRRAN,
Deputy QuartermAster General,
jyll.6t Byt, Brig. Den, u. 8, A,
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SALE OF REAL EsTATB.-W. l.. Wall &
Co., auctloneers, have sold lot IS, In square
south Of square SIC, with two-story frame
dwelling house thereon, fronting on / street
north, between Fourth and Filth streets
west, TO W. d. r. Wallis. for t2,500.
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MULES AND QUARrERMAsTER's sroREs

DEPor QuARIERNAsIER's OFFICE,
wAsHIsUTos, d. G., July %, $3.50.
VIII DO sold, at public auction, on Friday, Au-
gust ~, commencing at 10 a. m al ATmory Square.
9u sovcnih street, under the supervision o. Captain
D 9. Themas. n. s X. quantity Of o7irter.
I Horses, l0.0D lbs. asst. Iron. new,
is Mules. 1000 lbs Cut Nails new,
lTwo-horss Wagons, 400 feet Iron Pipe,
0Four. horse wagoas, $500 Old Horse shoes,
2Ambulances. $50 lbs. Rope.
6Carts, % Decks,
100 lfou Bedstosd-. l06 sets Harness, asst I,
3i Fire Bricks. 500 yds Cocoa Mating,
with Parts Of Wagons, . large lot Of Tools. and
other articles.
Especial attention Ia called to this choice lot Of
Mules, as OF very superior quality.
Terms; CASH on day OF sale,
ny order Of the QuartermAster General.
J. @. McRRRRAN,
Deputy auartermAsier General, Brevet BriE. Gen. /.
y, s. A. IyA-6
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-07-29

FIRE IN yIRGIsIA.-A brilliant light which
appeared about 9 O'Clock last night, appar-
gave evidence Of q large Are raging In Viz.
ginia, few miles from the city.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-07-29

THE LIBRARY OF CONGRESS will be closed
10 the public from August 2 10 the 3lst,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-07-29

THERE WILL ne special meeting Of the
stockholders OF the First Cooperative
Building Association on Monday evening
next at Potomac Hall.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-07-29

SuppaEssIos OF NEws.-As our indie
pendent course has made "the CALLED Jade
wincs," In our endeayors TO hold up to public
we learn that.seyeral unworthy wearers OF
maglsterial ermine, who hatter themselves
that they arc "monarchs ofall they survey"
have given forth the edict that no more news
shall be furnished the REPUBLICAN from
their office.
As our reporters are generally wide awake,
and CLEAN little from such sources Us at
tempt TO suppress public news and facts, We
feel In no wise chagrined, as our remedy
consists In saving space by emitting the
name Of Justice so-and-so who try the cases
and who generally are particularly anxiou:
that their names appear prominently in oui
columns In connection with the subject pub
lished.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-07-29

Mr., p. g. BOYLE has taken the stores 4l2
aud 4l4 Pennsylvania avenue, eight doors
east OF Ills old stand, and Is now In his new
quarters with greatly increased facilities for
the transaction of his business.
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Oak Hall Clothing, l6O Seventh 81, Opp. P.O
LIMITED STATES PATENT oPFICE.

u WAsHnaIoE, D. G., July n, lee
On tho petition Of MARY y. CRQOKER. Of West
estate Of William r; Croker, deceased, praying
for tho extension Of patent granted 70 the said
William X. Croker on the Slh day Of October,
1880. for an Improvement In Machine for Manu-
featuring CoIksi
II IL ordered that the said petition be heard al this
once 90 the nth day Of September next. Any per
son may oppose this extensio on obieotions, deposl-
tons. and other papers, should be lied 10 this
oaiee twenty days before lhe day Of heaIin6.u
IVA S3w Commissioner Of Patents
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THE POPULAR ESTABLISHMENT OF John
Beck, No. 405 street, between Sixth and
Seventh, offers inducements to pleasure
seekers not surpassed by any place OF the
kind In the city.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-07-29

Has she JOINED THE EsIAssi-Mrs.
Major DR.. Mary Walker, usually neat in her
peculiar attire, was observed on the Avenue
yesterday morning in a full rig Of green
silk, made up In the shape Of trousers, long
frock coat, &c. A son and friend Of Ireland's
cause, observing her, remarked In the ecstacy
Of Joy, "Be CAD, the British lion will soon
be driven to his hole, for DR.. Mary has Joined
the FenIaps,n
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-07-29

THE committee Of the board Of police for
the examination Of candidates for policemen
will be held az 8 o'clock to-day. It is pro.
posed hereafter to hold these examinations
only quarterly.
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TINTED STATES PATENT OPPIOB.
" WAsHIsdIos,D. O., June %. 1869
On tho petition Of SAMUEL VAE bYoKEL, OF
Tilusyille, Pa. praying for tho extensi9n q q
patent granted To him on the 9th day Of October.
Bars:
II Is ordered that said petition be heard at this
may oppose this extension, objeetiQns, deposi-
tinns, aud other papers, should ps nled In this
SAMUEL 8. USHER.
SiOe.WSw Commissioner VI Patents.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-07-29

A CONFIRMED DRUNKARD, living near
Pittsburg, Pa, committed suicide In the fol-
lowing Characteristic manner; On Monday
he drank TO excess, and got into violent
passion with his wife, threatening to shoot
himself He even took down his gun from
where II hung, to show that he was In earn
est, but his wife quoted him, and induced
him to put 1t aside. Mrs. Muhlbroner, ina
ginning that he was paciaed, went to her
garden to attend to some matters, but was
out only a few minutes when sho heard her
husband call her. She looked up and saw
him on the porch, with his chin resting
on the mnzzle Of the gun. He said, "Good
bye, now" and the next instant the wife
heard the report and saw her husband fall
heavily to the porch. She ran to him as
quickly as possible, but life was extinct when
she reached him. The whole head was shat
tered to pieces.
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ANOTHER WILD MAN.-The Ogdensburg
(New York; people are INDUCING In scare
at the antics Of wild man In tho woods
about mile south Of the city. He Is repre-.
sented as being almost nude, having no gar
ment but shirt and piece Of sacking ahout
his loins. His limbs are covered with long
hair. He came upon boy fishing for min.
nows, and took about dozen from his pail
and deyoured them raw. lie then took the
line and caught another and eat that. lie
Is bare headed and has long and bushy locks.
Some of the children who have seen him say
that they saw him catching and eating poly
wogs and frogs. From the stories that have
reached us II seems certain that a strange
though harmless being is wandering In the
woods On the west side.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-07-29

OuANTERMAsTE.SE3ss,sAAkE oY FRANKFORT

OPRICB CHtBP QCAErRRhAsrHh,
DEPARTMENT or LOUISIANA, !
~ NEW ORLBAss. La. July u. ltoe
VIII bo sold At pnblo auction TO the highest bid
der. on SATURDAY, August l. 1892. At II O. clock.
transport steamer ELLA MORSE, as she now lies
at the Goyernncnt wharf. foot Of Calliope street.
In this city.
the coast or lake trade. sauneh, fast and In per
feet rugning order Beam, engine and machinery
In excellent condition. l55 tons measurement, 7H
Get d5aqght when loaded ~ tss, iss.Sh 81 Sssk
feet stroke Of engine. and inches diamster
two quarter boats, two chains, two Anehsrs,
two hawsers and all necessary small rigging and
outht
An luvostory OF furniture, etc. to be sold with
the steamer, can be seen at the ohee Of Brevet
LioutsIant Colonel ,. J. strang. Assistant Quar-
toTmhstel In this city, and tho steamer can be
examined during tho day by parties desiring TO
purchase.
Sealed proposals for the purchase Of toe steamer
will be received until date Of sale, and will be
opened and read al time thereof, and b. con
uidered In connection with bids made at the Isale
Terms-Cash In United States treasury netes.
BY order OF the Quartermaster General United
States army. FRkD, MYERS,
BisvSt Biz Gen. and DOputy q, II. O. United
States army. IylS-0
rAIR or pItIIDINua
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COLLECTION OF HARDoR Fhss.-A novel
case was before Justice Plant yesterday
J. Fort, plying at intervals between Phila.
delphia and Georgetown, brings action,
through his attorney, r. s. Davis, against
the corporate Authorities of Georgetown to
recover Inc sum Of SIS, and cost Of suit,
which amount he has paid il small sums as
harbor fees since the year 1865 to ua.H. and
claims that said amount was Illegally and
unconstitutionally exacted. The plaintiff,
being nonresident, gave security for costa
OF suit, while the defendant was served with
the legal twenty days notice, returnaoie
August 10th next, at II o'clock, p. m.
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A ucTloN SALE OF HOSPITAL FURNITURE
sstsrAyr MEDICAL Pusysroe's 0yyIos,

A''''fS s MRPIGat E b ~ Jpiy ~ IKE"
VIII he offered at public auction In this city. At
aud Fi2 .tSssts on %kbsKspiT2', S s isth day DAY
Of August, at 10 a. IN. large assortment Of Hos;
pital Furniture and Appliances, Among which will
b. found tho following. yiI;
nso1oT0a BASINS. 500 Iron Bsd:,..d.: q ooS Deli
a,0o0 Thu Cups 500 DELI Dishes, assorted, u, 900
Khlyes and Forks . cash, 2;son hit,ers. 80 deli
sst-eellar., Rarors md strops. spittoons
le,Ool Tablespoons, 1000 Teaspoons, 90 Mess
perehA Cloth, 2, ooD Bed covers and
large variety II "thsr articles, embracing Funnels
and Weight. tshop) slstes aud Psnells. Bedside
Table,, ssk.chsirs. Cot. Horse 'Litters, Coffee
With small exception the above articles are
new, Catalogues with full particulars furnished
upon application.
Terms; cash, In Government funds only % per
cont deposit required AZ time Of .ale. and all pur
'"''0' 70 % removed V caHs' st6f%HiRLAEp.
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THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THgBUB.
l. srribsT has obtained from the Orphans Court
letters tssiameutNry, on the personal estate
Of MiGnABL 0IRyIE. late Of Washington county,
ssuin.t the sad dsssaisd are hereby warnsd To
eshbIl the same, with the vouchers thereof 70 the
merit !,hS SsS othsF yiss ~ law be excluded from
1850. JEREMIAH CARROLL,
jeSO. WsY' Executor.
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T0vBRN NENT SALE.

HEADQ'Rs FIRST MILITARY DIsrnIoI.l
ofFICB CHIEF QuAarERnAsrER,
RICHMOND, Va. July n, 1862.
Tho unJersigned viii sell at public auction. at
tho QuArtoTmaster'A Corrall at Rockets, Rieh-
mon, NlTsinia, commencing at 10 o'clock q. m. ,
on MONDAY. the 23l day Of August, 1862,
PIFTY-THkRE MULES,
In fine order, and-haying been reserved from pre-
eediDs .ales,ef superior qua ity, 70 be sold only
Terms: Cash In United States currency on the
day ofsglc, and deposit Of ten Per cent, on the
The Animals must be removed on The DAY q
sale
BY order OF the auartermsstsI General United
States Amy. J. @. CHANDLER,
Broyot Colonel, QuartermAsteI U. o. Army, CHIEF
Gu u;ermasterlst Military District. jyB6
A rcrInh GALE nR unspIrAI RupHITuRp
The weekly standard., 1869-10-13
Policy and Principle.

The quarrel between the Wilmington Star
and Journal still continues with undated
vigor. The Journal wants the Star to stick
to the Democratic organization while the
Star don't think there is any Democratic
organization worth talking about. The
Journal has been doing the usual sacrifice
policy to principle" talk which has called
out the following pertinent questions from
the Star: ...... ,.f 100.
"Will those of our editorial brethren who
raise such a tempest in tea pot about "sac
rifcing principle for policy lie kind enough
to each answer the following interrogatories
: l.. Did you advocate the election of, and
vote for, Gen. Frank P. Blair for the Vice
Presidency of the United States9 And, i
yea, did you do so as matter of prineipl
or a matter of policy? NJ De- l..l slI 10
, 2. Do you support the Dent movement
and, if there, would you vote for the Dent
ticket, in Mississippia D. And, if yea, would
you vote for the colored candidate for Sec
retary of State as q matter of principle or {
matter of policy? aastadtni-s I'D Fis
These are questions which the Journal and
the Democrats generally, will have much
trouble in answering. The fact is, the Dem
ocrats" are reduced to such point, that
they ale willing to do anything, that prom
Uses to aid them in the slightest degree =
Their efforts are in vain, however, and they
will be beaten from now until their party is
dead.