Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-24
ALEXANDRIA.

ALEXANDRIA.
We understand that the Radicals are busiIy
engaged in the adjacent Counties in circulating
reports that II the Wells ticket is not elected
the State will not be admitted TO "reconstruc-
ton that the iron clad oat d will be enforced
uron all elected officers, &c, he. They hope
to deter timil men from voting or to drive
them into voting for the Radical ticket. We
hope no true Conservative will be frightened
from his propriety,' By these or oDB otha
,hreats-but that every one will be more de-
termined than ever.
The Springs and Watering PAGES, 10 alt
portions of the country, arc nov beginning to
receive visitors Those who have time to
spare aad money to spend and many who
have ne;ther-wil make mp 10 the
Springs" this season while those Of us, who
can afford an hour or two ct Cariln's Springs
must be content And it Is not at all certain
that the enjoyment az the latter, within sight
almost of lone. will 10. be a great as that ex-
perieLced by going farther and farng worse
Mr.. A. II. Stephens, of Ga, 10 4 recent let
ter well says: Notwithstanding all that is
said and has been said about the rebellion and
the disloyalty OF the Rebels, e.. | know OF
but one test of true loyalty in this country, and
that is loyalty to the princioles Q! the Constr
tuition" Undoubtedly, this Is the proper
test. Tried by this many OF thu Radical lead
ers aud their followers, would be found to he
the most d,sloyal people in the couatry.
A letter from Calpeper county il the Bali
more Gazette says:-''rhc repor; tia, General
Canby has or is about to issue, an order re-
During all men elected or caosca to ofheo to
take tie iron clad oath, has created c3HsideIa-
be sensation in tins section. The question IS,b
issued, will it tc tolerated by Gen. Grant. Il
IS in direct conflict with his orler permitting
the people to vote o. the test oa,' clause sep.
state from the Constitutions
The Washington Republican say>. "Sp5
u,Al order M 10. lust i-7uod tom the War
department. directs tia; ho7pi,a! toward y.
T. ToDry, United State army, b. discharged
from the service o. tue tinted 9tatea from
jul I, 1890 Mr. Tcurg It vii! be t,mem-
Tered, vas marrle1 lat week 90 Nj, Aao,e
Sarratt, and it Is said that this event caused
nis dismissal. Can this be possible
The Baltimore Sun says thai "Chlva,a II
sstol,sm" = becoming frequent 'eN'r tor
The removal Of officers "A the I. 9. Army. In
rhe ordinary walks Of lie. als1. 'epriem,o al
,otolism" IS GA the Increase. GHi the high
price of genuine spis.,s having introduced III
teriGr whi7tiee and braud,es. the fatal effect OF
the morbid taste l5r E4uor- afc mot, ani h.ite
T. he observed.
CkaS. D. Meiqs, w. D. distinguished a. Il
practitioner and an author. died .l!!,nly oH
Tuesday, at his resllenc" III Delaware couAty
Pennsylvania. lie was born in the State OF
Georgia, and became 4 student IN the taed!cal
department Of the ni;ersity Ut Pennsylvania
II 1872 He wa some years a25 4 Professor
IL the Jefferson Mclicl, COLLEGE IN rhialrl
i.hia.
The Winchester Times says: 1t was re-
served for Frederick county, Va, board Of
registration to decide that 4 minister OF the
Gospel is debarrod from registration on account
al the oath taken when applying ior license
to solemnize marriages This was done in the
case Of Rev. Norval Wilson. Justice will
Lot always sleep
WOMEN WORK AND WOMgS' EoTEs-
Two of the most prominent thinkers and VII
tnrs of the rresenl day. John Stuart Mill Of