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WAsH1x1roN, Sept q.
A cold spell riding IN suddenly on the bask OF
N equtnox, dragged behind n that brood Of folks
who are always hunyJ and chilly when there Ia
no Congress. Iumedt1ie;y We began TO hear
quantities Of news, personal and lmpersonal, anl
the chief ques tons were: "WhoA coming IN from
rlrHt1ts who from Tennesses 7-who from
Maine Who N1lbe GoTetnor OF 1e1As7n
TIE VIRGINIA sKIAroKsH1r.
One OF the ntwest "mo5ement3 Reems 10 be
to takn Ma>or WEttarns- ino6ensIse soldier,
though the husband Of the :Ady who was former.
" ArA Stephen A. Douglas-uut Of the United
Statea army and dress him In the tosa Of q Sena.
tor. How began the extraordinary disposition :
What possible microscopic scrutiny could have
passed over the entire Stale OF Virginia, behold
ing nobody, and At Lest have settled dosn upon
The Aututant Generals Department in Washing
ton to lit Aajor Williams to enlnence AN
inclined to believe that 1t was not far from Mr
Williams himself whence the Nomination came.
for General Grant has expressed himself - not
specially desiring It, although pains were taken
ut int TO convey that Impression 10 she Wy
gtnia people The General. It IL said. mentioned
certain Nj. Sharpe, Of Richmond, as \ man
emlnenue uttfnG. .-..
Il may occur 10 you that the people Of Virginia
wcu'd be mora interested ia the Sa,lousl Govern-
Hent eotnc person hrang amoDgst them went 10
the Senate. and hy References to t,e army regis
ters fnai AobeF. Williams entered the army elgh.
Teen .eafs sRo - Lieutenant of dssgoons, fFon
virginia, but ne nAs lived AteadfAstty II
washington ioe Tey nsns years. ADD
upon an naute o0to nAe no poht'csl
uo1o ~aase'es- Ae u tne 1ataef ol an Interesting
2ounK 'sH"s' u "aG sem'step.is'ner oi nj.
uouSAt, one u .ne Fleslaenta Secfseanes, aod
~ ane uAs A1sant eeen .aa otnAiosas OF N aa-
= M.nuA aoese aaoiuoes ana e'esant sur
1o4o.axs ntAJ asvoun' 10, so@e ass1e 70 repre-
eeus tueu. Wv WA ~. h'eAo toe 'uXtnl4 people
unael.no' soceeSs'oi' .aat my asc more 1aan
ue onslIosou " gen 4ena1 Haose acaa4at-
.s' suoum oe etAa ~ m"Ae ins pteesot
Aeomp'.E souoauon VI LIS government ts ouios.
.a.'~ss - .nas =. pe,.1 ~ tsanense amonut o.
",. -. .,.+a's ~ inn4Snso ~ ptesah' tae
~ 1871 s'pp. hIaea' pe-"el. W
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s spou -" o@n "essuemeat
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ouoioa.t ouai1 ~ tae catc' ssA'es shal
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su "tt'seA n.'n .ne mfe'et' u 9fe'ualpioo,s AUD
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ous'e w. to'' Aha " 1teat Aaa-naAsne u
soHna ~ ttesnsa. etat apou' ol'J Asae
os'uks VIZ W. .A1nk tueu ux,''ea inso oAce oS
1an.t ~ ~ e~'ss 'Ao s.sue- LEY " ~a news
pspes 'e'es8spnef Win tne eu3ses!on o. Klein
se0 'o' p3aso12s oulcss' aaa s@5 Ii mSf'
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m,, Wy ru .nete a"e', may nov
~. ene.E 1 naaa 'ncse psssumpt'oa
NV rsers ssnr,so,., ~ "su,u ~ o.es .ne,'
r. ' p.esaeta p1.ac, a1u SEW soma suea
ty' ne4tty' sou2at generous oia oetoalst Is FtanEnE
oHule 10 Fp<esenh tae ul-ne VINO nas nFed 1oftJ
seafh A. toef eapltals y kao"n 70 them sll and
Who, though the5 ess: him into Castle Thunder
oted, Father! forgive then! they Know no
Ehht lucy 40, 8hd Waited Tot t0e rtt1fd OF the
nae-toey would Get out OF this discrneef1l pre-
se'opsson market; the naa would not diseTaes
then. though he were not 40 couftly a. John Mar
fnalI' aho ne would be honest and faithful to theiI
lntefes1s and Inc countIy<
JAck HAMILTON LAID or.
il Is no presumption, think, that the President
Aes thshed the countenAnce from JACK Hamilton
Ills iacf. and few people who tEeas7ee n ca
tattet tbsn theE Ea1nset Po.ltlors 'Til regret IT.
Aamnton II m immense phJ Ja1ca1 being. with lAEgt
outo1 ooor talents, long record tn politics, nne
Inc general result Of such record 10 his oWu
hao1:A ~ 4 Efump speaker he Ia Irerf vigorous
Hnd % politician popular, but he has no congic
t1oos, aoa - g&sea 10 al the fusre, dives, trans
1otDancns and conTafuftnns Of political man tt
whom public life il n once brrnd nnnoftltDItr