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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-06-12
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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-06-12

Or those who contemplate marriage, who afs suE
ferng under any Of these fearful maladies, shoslA
not forget the sacred responsibilities resting upss
them, nor delay TO obtain immediate relief
The national Republican., 1869-06-08
The Old Prsiutliee.


Tho bricklayers In tho Washington navy
yard propose to "strike" against the intro
duction of negro workmen In their depart
ment, and to surrender their situations If tn,
government insists upon retaining thes,
black mechanics In its employ. 80.
We presume that q mechanic, like "any
other man." has the undoubted right to say
| upon what terms ho will sell his labor,
whether 10 the government or to q private
individual. II he does not choose TO asso.
ciate In effort with persons Of certain class,
he can yacate the situation which requires
him TO do so, and seek occupation elsewhere.
But 1t Is strange these workmen do not
SEQ how such a course Is opposed to every
Idea Of true democracy-how Ii agrees with
the prejudice which was fostered by the old
Southern oligarchy, and which II was the
mission Of war to combat and overthrow.
Tho theory Of slavery was that all labor was
dishonorable to him who engaged In 1t for a
livelihood. They had equal contempt for
the greasy mechanics" and "hard- -fsted
farmers" OF the North, as for their own
slaves. The complaining worklngmen pro-
pose merely to limit this aeaste' idea by the
assumption that labor ID degraded when a
black man engages In Ii. How can they ask
recognition OF and respect for their own
rights, who thus assall the rights OF Uthersl
This people and It's Government stand
pledged to the doctrine Of civil and political
equality. We have been learning ourselves,
and then enforcing upon others, the lesson
that colored cutlclo should prevent no man
from enjoying the common privileges of
humanity. Our amended Consultation and
our recently enacted laws proclaim and en-
phasize this principle. II is not likely the
Administration will depart from 1t, by dis
charging men from service, for no other
crime than that OF wearing the colored
skins which nature put upon them. And
the boltng mechanics cannot receive, as
they do not deserve sympathy, In claiming
that wen-behavsd and Intelligent work
man should be forbidden TO earn his bread
and butter, because he Is sblack.--Albany (N |
~ Journal, June 8.
The national Republican., 1869-06-08
VICTORY.

Election DAY has passed. Tho contest Ia
over and victory perches upon the banner Of
tie Republican party Of this city. WASH
ington ID now more than ever Republican
eity, and the claims Of our eolored fellow
citiEsns arc more than ever recognized.
Last year the colered people had one repre-
sentative In the Board Of Aldermen and one
In the Board Of Common Council. This
year they have ono filling q responsible cor
porstion ofice, ono In tho Board Of Alder
men and seven In tho Board Of Common
Council.
In spite Of the efforts put forth by the citi-
senc' party, and the attempts to lead colored
MN from thslr allegiance by deception and
falss promises, the majority Is much larger
than the most earnest aud sanguino hoped
fos. Tho election Of the Republican nomi.
nS,i VA foregone conciusiou some day
ego, but Il was scarcely dreamed that the,
would carry every ward In tho city aud pro
sont an undivided front In one Board OF ths
City Councils and almost an equally undl.
vidod front In the other Board.
The defeat and route Of the enemy Is COM
plcte, and assures to the capital Of the
nation city government In full accord with
national authorities. We heartily congratu-
late the Republican party on this signal
victory, and the city will now, under Re.
publican rule, grow moro aud more pros.
porous. The campaign Just closcd, and the
result reached yesterday, must satisfy every
man Of every party that colored Republi
cans are not 10 be swerved from their ALE
glance, but that they are true to the part,
that omancipated them from the thraldou
OF slavery. Republican principles are bounC
70 triumph, and we have no fears that tht
government Of the city will not be safe IL
the hands TO which the people entrusted i
yesterday.
The national Republican., 1869-06-08
'risAscrAAAsD COMMERCIAL.

sew YUkARprTs'
and demand isiii SOY ct.. Sugar unchanged.
si.ts. Corn quiet but steady so9Si cts. 'ost.
sss 81 Fsis as, si ia sa osa sSS
80 BAIrrsoRx nARxrrs.
kei E wisS out ehsess ia sny particular, and Il
may still be quoted heavy, With moro sellers
than buyers. 'Thsfe was scarcely any Inquiry,
and We heard OF no sales except few retail
Whsai-oontinues quiet this morning, but
price, about s, a. ye:ssefdsy g We hsve only 70
prime Maryland do. at i.Bo6Si.oo.
Corn.-White was active to-day and hrm.
but other descriptions were dull and heavy.
white, and we note sales at 81 cents for fair,
for yellow, and s7 cents for Western mixed.
mon al 81 cents, $50 Sashei. e good I al oispes cts
Cofion-Ths market continues strong and
buoyant this morning. The inquiry is active,
ny eta, 100 bales low middling TO niddilng al
Dl{Qso cts. and 70 bales middline Al soIf cts,
cf.e-ws hear q no sales .ines the Invoice
Sus ~ p9,se. Zee H rsnslu s,esdy sps % va aSols
s follows, viz Rio sE8liH ets.,. gold,
RssiIdl sIl,, i.sgis s,s gold, e, fair e s9od, and
"a a. isSTeis sts., and Jaws ssSl6is Si'.,
Hclss.s' I'VE notice several arrival. since
and We again quote as follows, viz Al
tsd5i OTIS. for Cuba clayed, $3.50 cts. for do
Maseoyado, 6o67s OTIS. for Porto Rico, and
tSQIs cts. for English Island.
Brownstuffs stiil sell at 2s cts., and MiddlIngs
at 5000 cts. per bushel.
Provi,ion,-Tne market Is without change In
Naaeatial 4 a FticulaF and ma ha
said e be quiet, but very n,m in tone, with
and would .eii readily At islt cts. for shout.
at y above these prices. Bacon is nrm, with
| an upward tendency, and we now quote a. fol
lows. shoulder. At h.IlGitN ets; and sides
Lard 10 quoted Arm At 10 cts. Mess Porl
A lot Of foo bbls. City sold a day or two sine,
further advance n 2Ss issdIas ma mar ~ thspc ere
Rie.mCstollns 81 4 we quote steady At ss1aoN
Of no sales OF either descriPtion to-day worth
mentioning. Market dull.
San-Liverpool 10 selling In lots from store al
as s Per va fns rSt oTGGR. TsiF.
Island still sell in lots from store at So@5S cts.
per bushel, but 1t IL quite dull.
The ..s Day two S.Se s' sssn ns sSaPPy
wiihout,sIe. 10 rsportto.dsy. We QUO quote w I. foi. .
gc spo.srr % ar,s.. Subs iaSis Rsc Rs
179l3It cts, aud Demersra vacuum pan lsl&f
| IS cts.
Rehned Su0drs.-Prlces are today as follows
Wis l0fei0H cents for Hard Crushed, l6ft
~ cents for Soft white Al lIJkplS cent.
for Circle Al lI7IgliH cents for b, ltNksl
it1I cents for O extts, and iT's@ii,f cents ioi
yellow.
Syrups-we quote hs follows, viz: Baltimor,
Golden, To6T2 cents; Maryland do, 1901 cts.
| Monumental, e6<ec7 ets.i Chesapeake, befpci
| ets.i Canton Golden, 6oG57 cts, and Mer
| chants, ti cents per gallon.
Rhtiky.-yeIy little inquiry this mornl Ing
and no sales. We quote at slGtl,o2 per gallon
| for City and Western.
The national Republican., 1869-06-08
Letter from vice President Collar.

sogrH BasD. Junsl l.
Your Washington correspondent, "Zeta, y
In his letter printed In your paper OF to-day
| says that ''the friends OF Mr.. Colfax arc re
| ported to have received letters from him, OF
from parties who have accompanied him on
his late tour, which complain good deal OF
the growing dissatisfactlon with the Admin
istratlon, on the part Of q large number OF
Republicans, on account Of many Of Its ap-
pointments," and follows this with some
insinuations as TO the supposed benefit to re-
suit to me personally by "casting shadow"
on Gen. Grant.
As long a. this effort to create suspicion
Of unfriondllness between the President and
myself was confined TO Democratic papers
deemed 1t unworthy Of notice; but when
Republican correspondent Of . prominent
Republican paper follows the bad example,
and publishes, under the thin guise Of Gre
ported" allegations on which to base 1t,
ask this brief space In your columns 10 er-
pose 1t as the calumny that II IL.
There never has been, and ID not now, the
shadow Of . shade Of such unfriendliness on
either side. i have written no letter or let
ters, to any one at Washington or elsewhere,
speaking OF any dissatisfaction Of any kind
with the administration.
Nay, moro than this, to those who have
complained 70 me about appointments, I
inspired and infallible, he could not even
then h.ro satisfied -tithe Of the vast num-
Der Of applicants, because there were twenty
times as many persons who desired, and re-
ally deserved appolntments, a. ,hsrs - gsro r,r
omSos " pessO~. rno 20. sfes VINO hccpm-
and sitter only; and they have written no
such letters. Tho able story is q weak In
yontion Of somo enemy, who has probably
deceived your correspondent with II.
Indeed, the very reverse OF this charge is
proved by recent speeches OF mine, reported
In Chicago papers. At tho Pacific railroad
celebration there, May 10, I said (quoting
only what shows the animus OF my re.
marks;)
=. "who now presldes 90 faithfully
over the nation which, under Providence he
saved, Ulysses 8. Grant.
with that stern, inheIible, outspoken
maintenance Of our rights, and Of our vim
dlcation from wrong that has characterized
since the 4th Of March the administration OF
Ulysses 8. Grant"
And in a speech at Springfield, ILL.,, Nay
20, son his late tour" In response to q pub
lie reception, spoke warm and cordially of
the 'President's emphatic declaration that
the Government must bo administered with
economy, that tho revenues must be faith
fully collected, even II he had 10 remove
officer after ofiicer," Of the respect he COM
manded for our nation abroad by his bold,
frank, outspoken American policy, and OF
his determination to conduct our relations
with foreign nations BY the inspired principle
Of the Golden Rule.
Others have preferred, as they have a
right to do, 10 point out what they deem
subject TO criticism, as erroneous or unwise.
But believing that the President has strivcn
to do all for the best, have chosen rather
tn diFaCt nuhliR attantiOn 10 hat 7
all good oiti1ens had right TO rejoice over
and commend.
Respectfully yours,
SCHUYI CoIRLr
The national Republican., 1869-06-08
} Il o p o y A L 8.
usITsD STAIas EsdIsEH

usIrsD srArAs gsdIEEHE,s oFYIcg,l
CiTI HAL, BosIOS, Nay "a, ls60. !
PTOposals will be received at this oihes until
JS JSns lss1 Stl q y G'sloSk .t moon foI ths Pur
HumphTsys, formerly the W Z. Mount, Of New
York. with her tackle, &c.
Tn. vessel is about two years old. o. feet keel.
l5k feet beam, ~ feet hold, 7s foot over all
Frame, vhlte shestnlti deck frame, OAK. Thor.
oltsly fastened With iron, PlA2kSd and sealed
!hIouIhOut. Iron bithsSds Sh, bras. biihosds
Hull built By Charles Murphy, at Roudout, N.
Z. Trims TO drlE six, feet four Inches TO seven
feet, Engine built By John Dillon, at ROndout, n
Z: lslnsh piston, ls:lneh stroke, Linf poilon.
Tubular boiler, two fuTnAeesi has been subjected
To M pounds pressure. Force pump aud bllEe
pumps, Anehorh hAwser. lines, cooking utensils.
FESsh Ts water tanks for u hours eaPleity,
a, The vessel may be seen at Long wharf from
proposals..
The gadsrsighed reserves the right 10 rel eet any
or All bids whIeh may be deemed diSad yAntaKeous
10 the intsrosts OF the Government.
Oho. Terms f0' proposals can b YbisiSSS a this
Btsyst Major General U. &. A. iisaisaaat Colonel
knEineers. jei.td
The national Republican., 1869-06-08
PROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF.

HHABegARTBRs fIRsT MILITARY DIsTRIcr,I
ORPiCH CHEZ COAAIssLRI OR SUBsIsTRECK,
hIoHnOED, Va, June 2, lstp
Sealed proposals. 10 duplicate viii DO received Al
Is A a. kiesnoad,, Va, until SATURDAY,
States Subsistence pePnItmsnt with
lsog. 9r such less time as II. Commissary Gensrsl
ofbnbsistsncs may direct Tho Beef to be dsliy.
sfsd there on ths order q the Acting 6opm.sary
sbis qualify. ~ sqqal Propor,iCnso fore and hlnd
aasInSsI SheTfkk., shsnks apd kidney tAllow TO be
be cut OF at the fourth vstebraI Joint, and ihe
breast trimmed down. The shAnks of fore qua rtsTs
70 be fat % fISI three % four inches above, ihs
inshs. Aboys the iAmbTsl or hoek Joint.
Bidders are requested to bs present to Fesp0ud 10
thsif bids, and be prepared to give bonds for the
fulnlment OF thelr contract
Proposals mnst be endorsed distinctly " Pro.
posali for Fresh Beef. At kiehmoad. Va -" The
undersikned reserves tho right to reject any bids for
Gondltion.. Requirements. payments. &c &c.
by comnHaI ofBvL Maj. Cen. Canby,
W. A. RLbBRKIN.
jg9-n Broyet Major and ChiefCs.
The national Republican., 1869-06-08
HARVEY a HOLDEN,
nAsuHAcTuRHRs oF
ICE CREAM, WATER ICES. CHAR.
LOTTEs, JELLIEs, &C.,
as7 7Poansylvanis Avenue, Corner OF
Eleventh street.

We most respectfully announce 10 our q numerou.
patrons and the public, that, In connection with
our extensiye Restaurant and DIM lnE Rooms for
Ladies and Gentlemen, we have mAds the u Il ex
tsnsive preparation for manufacturing
ICE CREAM. WATER ICES.
FROZEN CUsTARD. CHARLOTTE DR RUSSO,
FROZEN PUNCHES. JRLLIEs. &e..
retail.
oar selection Of Cream. have been made from
the principal dAirtss Of Orange county, N, Y,
PennsylyAniA, Delaware and Virginia
PlAtfortnG ourselves vi the belief that we car
dive sntrs satlsfaetiOn, from our expsTienes I'D
familiarity with the business, We most respect,
fully solicit liberal share of patronage. and will
| EusrAsteo to please all who may favor US
liberal dsdueti9n will be made to Festivals and
fAlrs Particular Attsntion paid to furnishinE {
srsd g Az parts d the sity daily.
vSWps.T1i re ate or saloon, TWENTY ply.
toffEs Jkttiss,sPHuSGGhhEs.S PHuS ioEs' 2atFi ~ y
The national Republican., 1869-06-08

TF ucITsNnT OF TUE nAcrrox baa
ps:;sd away, but the cool summer rStment
ofths wsll-known Oak Hall still furnishes a
iopis for conversation, and causes q con.
slant rush Of all who are deslrous OF arrayIng
themselves In stylish summer apparel TO that
esAoiishment. Oak Hall Is at 400 Seventh
street, opposite the Post Office.
The national Republican., 1869-06-08

TIE PuBLfc DoMAN.-The Commissione
OF the General Land onice on yesterday sub
mitted to the President for his signatur
patant No. Z, Of swamp and ovsraowed land
tnuring 10 the State Of Iowa under tho &C
Of Congress approved September 2s, 1850, II
Tho district OF lands subject to sale at slou,
City, Iovs, ,smbracins 1,112 acres.
Tho Commissioner has Just received re.
turns showing q disposal Of 21.o72 acres Of
the public domain during tho past n onth. at
the following local Offices; Springfield, No.,
ls,soA aorssi Winnebago City, Mimi, 8, ,7Cs
scros.
Tho greater portion OF the land was taken
for actual settlement and cultivation, under
the Homestead laws, and the remainder sold
Tor cash.
Ths Surveyor General OF California has
forwarded returns OF survey OF the following
private land claims In that statei
fint. Rancho "sausal Rcdondo, I" Antonio
ignaeia AbIla, confirmed, containing 49,
7oo.o9 aercs.
pecond. Rancho Tajanta- Enrique Ablla,
confirmed, containing 4,4s9. 50 acres.
Third. Rancho"Aguajed de la Centlnella"-
bruno Ablla, confirmed, containing 9,2IO.2G
acres.
Iourh. Rancho "Clenega o'Paso do la
fpera"-romas Sanchez, confirmed, con-
sAining 4,4sl.O5 acres.
Fness ranchas are contiguous and situated
close 70 Loo Angeles. The titles have been
JudiciAliy confirmed the surveys under tho
judicial confirmation are sbuject to detormI.
nauon By tho Commissioner, with right Of
sPpssl to tho Secretary of tho Interior.
should the surveys be confirmed by the
Commissioner, patents will shortly Issue.
The national Republican., 1869-06-08
[oTYIoIAL.l
v psrAnrnETI o. sItTH. 1

WAsHis0ros. Juno Z. 1900.
information has been received at this De-
partment from Mr.. George Y. Seward, the
Consul General Of the United States at
Shanghai, OF the death, by drowning, on the
10Th OF February last, In the Hwsngpoo
river, OF J. L. WRrAS, an American sea-
man, belonging to the steamer Chlhli
The national Republican., 1869-06-08

PROPOSALS PoR CORN OR BARLEY AND
HHADarARrBRsP PIPrH MILITARY DIsTRICr,O
STATE up TRxAs,
CHlAP PQuAnTBRNAsIRE's OyPICH,
AUsTIS, TKxAs, Nay IS, lsd9.
sealed proposals., In duplicate, will be recSi we'd
a. thls once until II m, Of June G, lsD, foT far.
nlshinz such quAntitiss Of Corn or Barley and
Hay as may DO required, from the l5th Of July
lsp until the SOth dsy Of June. 1870, al the olow
Ing posts:
Br{An, PsTt Bliss,
Helena Canton,
LAmpasas, PORT MeIpto,h
NAe0Edoohes, Riprfoid BATraek.
Corn or Barley to he Of good clean, mcTshspt.bIc
quality, shelled, and delivered In siCks Wsy 10
DO o. like quality. aud perfectly cured Bach sub.
l9et 70 rigid Inspection. Delivery to commence on
the 18th day Of July, 1862. aud coatinus, In sueh
Quantities aud At sneh times as the roceI wing
nmeer may require, until tho Oth OF June isTI
The TiSht Ia reserved to reject Auv all bids Of
Bach bid must bo accompanied by a guarantee Of
~ leasi Two persons twhoso responsibility must be
egtnsd by the clerk ofa court Of IsooTdl that the
bidder is eompstent to garry out the contract, II
address Teach bitder and mn 1t be stated
conditions. ~ 1
The attention Of bidder, Ia called to section ,Ir.
teen otthe act Congress, approved July II, ls6?
Proposal. to be plainly indorsed, "Prup0sai.
lqT h-," and addressed to the undoT.
Pr command Of Breyst Major GspsrsI J. J. Roy.
Deputy ouartsrms.ter Gea.fsi, Brsrst brirsdier
oens'Al' U. y. A. jo7 I'd
The national Republican., 1869-06-08
BIRTH.
,P0LB-In !his city. on N, ah iustlnt. tie wife
DIED.

So. DIED.
MtkiM, .Ths ffiend. ard atquainiaBees Of Dr..
All. heKim ara invited 10 attend the funeral Of
his wife this Afternooa At 3 o'clock, at the Ea /
Mashlnston Methodist Episcopal church. on
Fourth street east. near the nsvy.yard.
LINCOLN. .-0n the 5th instant, at Aikoa Mrs
MAMIE MoALE LINCOLN, wife OF DR. 8, Lin.
e,ln, and daughter OF the late Col. samacl Moile,
ofBsitimore.
KAUFMAN.-oa the Ih instant, at 10 oct eek
., m. af;er sickness Of yesr aud a half JoHN
khrgnAs. IN the 3.th year of hi. ale.
His funeral will tako place this afternoon at s
e'eleek. a. the 0sLman Lutheran church, corner Of
DUFFY Sunday, the oh instant, at u
?'eloet At night. ,tlion MLpoLiSE, youngest
dauahur q ., y and Margaret .. Dury, aEed II
tbs fri.sd.. y The family arc .e.p.c.fully in.
county, Nd, at1 o'clock this afternoon.
SUMMERS. --on the 18th Of Nay, at the residence
OF her brother. in.lay. Nj, HI Perry, Montgomery
and months.
,wooDwARD.-InL Laeross, Wis. on the sth in D..
stan. NELLY PlhkkR WooDwARD, ,dAu ahtHr Of tho
late Nelly Parker. Of this city.
The national Republican., 1869-06-08
TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE.

q WlsnIsaros, D, G. June ., isoo.
On the pstition Of JOsHUL II. BuTTERwoRrH,
81 pS,sr New JstssE, PrsyiPg f2t ths SIts1.,on q
1875, extended sovsn years from tho nth day Of
April, 1890, and reissued on the 9TH day Of June,
1851. for an Improvement In Bank Safes. Thts ap.
plieAtiou having. been authorized BY act OF Con.
Gress, approved March q, 1857;
It's ordered that said petition be heard at this Of
Zee on the "a day OF August next. Any person
NAY oppose this extension. obieetions, deposi-
twenty days before the day OF hearing,
SAMUEL s. USHER,
Je5-rsw Commissioner Of Patents
The national Republican., 1869-06-08
last amend

kV msnt Of the Bankrupt Law provides that
10 all prOcaodinGs commenced after the hrst day Of
January, 1850, no discharge shall be graBted to .
debtor whose assets shall not be equal to nfty per
eentum Of tho claims proved against his estate,
apqn which be shall be liable as principal debtor
beneht Of the law all poor Debtors for Il further
provides that certain petioners, aud all who com
ply with certain conditions, can receive their dis
charges, though they may have no assets, Not.
Withstand ing the provision. In view Of Its llmits-
applying for the beneht Of the law In all psrts
Of the country.
Persons In tbis District who still wish 10 avail
themselyos Of Its benefit. and who have no assets,
should examine carefully whether they arc In
seriber will give Information ibis subject Gt all
times without charge. GEO MASON,
Attorney At Law and Solicitor In bankruptcy, :,
City Hall, feb6
The national Republican., 1869-06-08
ExTENSIvEsALE OF BuILDIEo MArERIAL,

,,,u, WAsHIggToN AHsBEAL, jane ;, 1850
WIN be sold Al public auction at the Washington
Arsenal. D. e. on WEDNESDAY. the 7th Of
JAY, ~, a. 70 o'clock, a. N, a large quRntity
PenitsntiAry buildings, aud consisting Of about
ons million OF seTVieeAble bricks, cleaned and
ready for nse-a like quantity OF broken bTicks-
together vi th coping stone, blue foundation stone
slate, Iron doors and shutters, lumber, &c Ne
tho Arsenal. "
Terms oAsh. OEO, D. RAMSAY
je7-l2. II, "a. %, and July o.
The national Republican., 1869-06-08
SALE OF LIBERTY ORDNANCE DEPOT, MIS-
~ SOURI, T"

| okDhANCnO nOFflOH, ,WAR DEPARTMENT.
| T. WAsHISdrOS, April %, 1850,
| N pursuance OF tho act OF July d, lb8S and nv
| nnqIhoTli{ q the Secretary OF War, the LAND and
| pulLpiNOb, Constituting the 0Tdnauoo Dopot
~ asb iLLp1peTJ UhX solnty, Missouri, will be sol b
SaS PmLsmiSs' m u o'clock, meridian, on the 18Th
=, The, property consists Of Ten Acres of Land and
| 'he following Buildings Of brek, viz;
| bt9rehonse, two stories, 30 feet by SO feet,
Umeefs Quarters, two stories, SO feet by % feet
| hltehen, one story, IS feet by II feet
iEhrpentets' Shop, one story, % feet by II feet
blaeksmiths' Shop, one story, ~ feet 81 IL feet
SOLDIERS Barracks, ono story, 20 feet By ii feet
Stable.
And, also, several Frame Buildings, such as Lab.
oIAloIisny SHEDS Out houses, COrn.c crib, Fencing
Eood wei and CiBieTn, &c.
FURTHER DESCRIPTION Ia deemed unnecessary, as Il
eEhmine the premises. "'''
ThS terms q sale, a, prescribed by the law under
Whleh the sale Is made, are one third In cash me
1san'WHh h1 per cent, Interest on deferred pay.
ery. "''' va ''o P''P'
Upon payment Ofthe whole Of the purchase money
leed " lee simple will be executed under the seal
Breyet Lieutenant Colonel and Major Of Ord.
nance, IN ehArge. ap90-w w6t
WRAPPIS9PAPER FOR SAL BAT THIS
The national Republican., 1869-06-08
rats THE SEVENTH CONGRESS.
~ SIONAL DISTRICT OF yIR.
GINIA.

IT, e. TOt,rs q q. Ssssnth Congre.stonai pc;
AhEd"dSSig fgf.fqI: Prtne. Ki'iiqm, aI.
Sporsv'sahM., Tosa Of ,E,sdsrieki6ir0.
PELL6w.CIrlzsSs: Having been honorsd By
many citieus Of the chnnt'ss uf Alexandria. Lou.
dOun, aud taiffEr, with letters from numerous
citizens OF other eountles, requesting me to
nouneo myself as andidAia for ton gress from this
DlstTiet, as constituted by the Apportionment made
by thslast ConNsntton, delAye reply until tho
present. time, Tor reasons that will bs readily uu-
ddfI,tood By ny felley ;sitii.as. / ApprsriIia tie
answeT thsiT eommu nj [. .iioa. Ih.s. not ,outht
to represent his DistTict. The present condition
q affairs in VIRGINIA 10 the reason l have been
thought Of. probably bull do not feel al liberty
to di,Tegard the mark Of eonddenee expressed il
me. therefore annou nee myself as an Indepsnd.
ent candidate. Should It be the pisasure of The
people TO elect me, promise to be InfihIuI Rep
people Of the old Commonwealth 6v mi cote or
infusHcs. IVY WV "
lam for Peace; ehAve had strife long euou rh
let inSsndesyor to build up the waste slsce.
tn, Di,irirt IL LARGE one. Ny present engage
meuls VII not permit me to ehnVsn the District
Jel WI ysli as many Of the court. house. as
esn hot1ro III day u election.
fsur fellow cit.ESn,
ALENASDRIA, May 10, St0.
tThe rapsrs OF the District will please pubII.h
the above, and seni accounts, which will remit ]