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The national Republican., 1869-06-10
tlJn THE SEVENTH CONGREs.
w sIONAL DISTRICT OF VIE.
GINIA.

To The Voters Of the Sepenth Cor B2rsssioRal DIS.
triot Of Yirdfnfa, eomposed gy ths, ,Counttes oJ
Alerdndrid,- FdfrJqr, Prince WILLIAM, Iau-
2uier, Stafford. Rappdhanncek., CulpsBsr.
ordnSs. LoIisa. EolIcun. and NadisoH: "
FELLOW -CIrIzEHs: Having been honorsd by
many citizens Of the eoupties Of Alexaudria, Lou.
doqn, and Fairfax. with letters from numerous
citizens OF other counties, requesting me to an
nounee myself as candidate Tor Con gress from ths
District, asconstituted by the apportonmsnt mad .
by the last Convention, delaye reply until the
present time. for IeAsons that will be readily up-
deTstood by my fellow citizens. l appreciate the
kind manner in which have been called on to
answer thai commuu cations. have not sought
to represent this District. The present cond lion
Of Affairs In virginia 10 the reason J. have been
thought Of, pTobablyi hut do not feel at liberty
to disregard the mark Of confidence expressed In
me. therefore announce myself as an lndepend.
~ent candidate. Should It be the pleasure Of the
people 70 elect ma, promise to be JdfthJui Rep
rsseHtdtips, and 10 see that no harm comes 10 he
psope Of the old Commonwealth BY my vote or
Influence.
Tam FOR Peace; we have had strife long enough
let Us endeayor to build up the waste places
This District IL large one. Ny present enEage-
ments will not permit me 10 canvass the District
yet will visit as many Of the court houses as
can before the day Of election.
Your fellow citizen.
ALEXANDRIA, May 10, Iso.
GThe papers Of the District will please publish
the above, and send accounts, which will remit.
myR
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USlTED STATES ESoISEER's OFFICE,

CirY HALL, BosToS, MAY, n, 1902 !
June u, 1902, a. " clock at noon, for tho rur-
chase Of the United Statas steAmtug General A. A.
Hunphreys, formerly the W. 7, Mount, Of Nav
York, with her tackle, &c.
w fee. bsamt X feet held, % feet over, All.
oughly fastened with iron, plankOd and scaled
with best oak plank seasoned, locust tTeenaiied
forward,
Hull built by Charles Murphy, at Rondout, N.
y, Trims to draw six feet four Inches to seven
Sot EnSiGS built 6y John DlllSn. Al RQndoui,E'
Tubular boiler, two furnAcesj has been subjected
y ls2 pounds pressure. ForcO pump and bllge
pupps, AnehoLt hawsor, lines, cooking utensils,
bedding, So Propeller wheel, 6II feet diameter
Fresh water tanks for l2hours capacity,
the vessel may be seen at Long Wharf from
proposals.,
The undersigned reserves the right to reject any
or all bids which may be deemed disad ANITA geOus
to The interests Of the Government.
Blank ferns for proposals can be obtained at this
once. J. a. FOSTER
BTsyst Major General U, 4. A. lieutenant Colonel
Engineers. ie7.ld
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HO FOR GLYM0HT.
GLyMONT PAVILION.

THIS delishtful summer resort on The Potomac
River Is now open foI Ezcursiops, Pie Eie.. te
6iymonta Ia. M, and al p. m leave o yrnoni
h5 p. m, and =, m reaching ID City st6 N,
and Up. at reduced rates, aud get break fast md
prices, aud tue be the market can afford.
Other Steamers viii, In few days, make dali >
Persons Wishing I, spend : deiightfui time awsj
from the City, ciu do so now by yIsltlng tl lImont.
myle.u Proprietor.
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Summary Of sdvantsscs 10 us,nS Self Lcavou.
Ing Flour;
l. HgALTHPUJsEss.
lie saving Of tbs nutrieious constituents of tho
nour from consumption In the process Of raising
the bread.
Its restoration Of the phosphatss, which are, In
larger or lesser measure, removed with tho bran
In the preparation n the nner qualities Of hour.
tprovides bread, from the Us. Of which, even
By persons Of delicate digestive orsaps none Of the
ills peculiar 10 fsrmented bread follow. II may be
eaten warm with impunity, willis with most per.
sons II is nscsssary that fsrmsuted bread should
lose Its freshness or become stae In order 10 the
destruction Of ssme Objectionable qualities bcf,r
II may be eaten with safety.
T. SAVING OF TINE
while ordinary fsrmented bread Involves. as a
general thing, preparation over night, oa-s for
several hours before baking. sad dependence on n
vsrisbls supply Of lssven or yeast, the phosphate
bread Is prepared from the nour fer tho oven Ia 4
few minutes.
s. CERTAINTY OF UNIFORM, EXCELLENT
RESULT.
While the result with the process Of fern Oh
is Of doubtful Issue. aud In household produc loo
Is more frequently Indifferent than coed.
L KEEPING FRESH.
II furnishes bread which retains Its noIstur.
much longer than equally porou. iermsntei bread,
and does not mould as readily q. fernented bread
does.
o. CONVENIENCE.
II IL q method which by providing agents o
known qualities and strength rcduoss the mes>ur,
OF skill required, and secures with very small
degree Of care aud moderate expenditure Of tin.
uniformly excellent bread.
~ The trade supplied at ina faeturer's prlces
my6-H
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SPRING TRADE.
6O5 NINTH STREET. 6O6
SSaton Hall.

wall Papers, window Shades, Oval
and square Picture Frames,
Picture Cord and Tassels,
Giit Cornices, Loops,
&C., Floor and Table
OIL Cloths. Mat
ting, &C.
Just received, q large and we'll selected Assort.
ment OF the above mentioned goods, which We are
prepared to sell At the lowest cash prices.
KlDWELL 4 HENDERsoy.
myR.lm 0o Ninth st., BeAtOn Hall,
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Business College.
RESOLVE AND ACT.
CONSOLIDATED BUSINESS COLLEGE.
CoKEBR or sEyESrHAED sTRBHrs,

CONSOLIDATED BUSINESS COLLEGE.
CoKEsR OF sBvEKrH AND D srRBBrs.
wGssaffPESSSTT6oS wGsafEST6S, bBS''G 3,
An Institution specially designed for preparing
yoguE and miadls'sged men and women 1 70 s engage
The branches taught are; Business Practice,
Book Keeping as applied to all departments 81
business. Bpsinsss and Ladies' Pepmanship. Busi'
Spelling, EiocutiOn, Political Economy. and Com
stsdents are permitted to pursue any or all Of
Ladies have the same advantage as gentleman,
In a separate department. Instructed by eompe-
'RATRs on TUITION: A acholArshIp, good for
unlimited time 10 colleges located In important
eiles Of the country, eos Local soholArships Eood
for one year from date 81 issue, w Sgo Tieketa Tor
Ali tuitions payable In advance, when paid
Sessions are held day and evening -.
Glasses In French In charge Of Professor Alfred
Bou.
sPENCERIAH PBNMANsHIP DEPARTMENT
o. this Institution Proyides uneq1Alisd ilelliIss
writing. Ladies aud sentlemep are received for
special instruction Ia this art during the day OF
evening.
WEDDIHG, VISITING and ADDRESS CARDS,
aud ALL KINDS OF PENWoRK done to order.in
a style equal TO eagIAying, ,,,
ton, all varieties, o. willing paper mi, o. the
best quality the sPsace5iap PPIbliealSoRRs r.
gbtaiuad either by sIndents or eiiinnS Al the Dol-
'eEs once spryo1E HESSr sssrsIs,y "a yorr jsSstf
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New Advertisements

A FEW HANDSOME BLACK LACE sHAwLs,
"a for sale at
PRIECE's LOAN OFFICE,
No. N PennsylyaniA avenue,
Jol0 between Tenth an Eleventh streets
SoME VBRY FINE GOLD AND SILVER
- Wa ehes, ChSins, flnEer Rinys and JewslTy,
No. "a PsnusylyAnia avenue
jsll-u Between Tenth and Eleventh streets
SILv OF EvERY DESCRIPTION,
> su.h as spoous, Mugs, Pie Knives. dc. . At
little more than yalus Of old silver. for sale at
PRINCES LOAN OFFICE,
No. III Penn,ylyAnia avenue,
jelO.f Beiwsen Tenth and Eleventh streets
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EMPIRE HOUSE.
NO. 45s PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Bet. Third and Four-and-a- half SITS.
First-class boarding, with all the Comforta Of .
Hotel Accommodation for 100 Quests. No
LiquOrs sold Board ". q per dayi

CT. CLOUD HOTEL,
NEW YORK CITY.
This nav and cOnmnl llod' house. corner of Broad
lagos Oyar AL nIhs' houses for the AecommOdA Ion
oiiIg guests. wa. built expressly for hrst;elass
Family Boarding HOuse-the ToOmR being large
and en suit, heated by stsaIn-with hot aud cold
water, aud furnished second II monet while the
eulinaTy department Il 10 the most experienced
hama alUrding guests an unsqualed table.
One Of AtwoOd's Patent ELEVATORS IL also amons
Of guests At all huurH
The Broauway aud University Place cars pass
the door every four minutys running from The City
Hall to Central Park, while the sixth and Seventh
Avenue lines are bui a short block on either side.
all the deputs, steam hOat places OF amuse
mant aud business Of the great metIop0lis
MORs 4 HOLLEY,
mh27.3m PIopIiatoIA
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THv .oSs OF TEMPraAnCr.

The National Division OF this Order assem-
blea Yesterday In Carroll Hall. IA usual on
the nrst day OF the session but little business
was transacted. The report Of the Most
Worthy Patriarch, Mr.. foust, was road, and
Ii shows the Order to be In very nourishing
condition throughout the United States and
Her Britannia Majesty's domlnlons. Impor-
tant legislation. which will greatly affect the
Order for good or III, will be enacted at this
session; but from the high character OF the
delegates present, the great general intelli-
gence concentrated in this body, and the
spirit manlfosted TO do tho greatest possible
good In the cause Of humanity, the Ordor
throughout the land may reasonably expect
such legislation as will be best calculated 10
subserve the objects for which was origi-
nally formed.
Prominent among the questions OF interest
to the Order In this District, especially, ID
thai relating to the ad,'a OF colorod peoplt
in the Order, and their rights, privileges and
powers as Sons OF Temperance. There Is
now no definite legislation on the subject,
and Il will no doubt be best 10 have the
vexnd question settled one way or the other.
In his report, the Most Worthy Patriarch
makes certain salutAry recommendations
which win doubtless be determined salts
factorily TO the Order al large.
Thore Is one point evolved by the report
md by the speeches AT the meeting in the
Congregational Church last night which
should donnitGy Acttls another question,
which has been somewhat yexaIious 10 The
Orior in this District. Thai Is, the question
Of T-ohihition. There Is no doubt now
about the position Of the Order. Ii is essen
Italy in tavor Of prohibition, aud demands
lhs exercise o! the legal power Of the land
Is vu- as tht lever Of moral saasion 10 ad,
rance the principles Of total abstinence.
TIE National Division is composed Of dele
raias from every State Of the Union and
from lie CAnadAS, and all Who have seen the
hoay II session will agree that 1t possesses
far more IhA1 The average amount Of inteln.
-e.as, Aa4 Is fully competent TO legislatc
u7oa a. important matters relating to the
t.-qe-aaCe reform.
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ions c. PARKER, 45s Seventh street, sends
US APpleton'' Journa! and Harpcr's Bdzdr
for June 10Th
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Excursions, Btc.
II x O U RsI o \ 8.

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The steamer wAwAsBT can bs chartered for
sxcyEsSSEs TX .ss n. s,Es TO- SLTMSsT SnDiI,1,
the once Of the Potomac ferry Compasy. foot 81
Seventh street
Giymont l. now leased By Mr.- J. n. shansld,
the well known aud popular eonfectioner Of this
city, who has put the grounds In thoroush order
inEs. Az no prior time has Glymont been mors
attraetive, 9r the sr,anEsmss.s E foI Ne ec.ys.
ample aud complete. Mr.. sbafied will leave
nothing undone or unprepsIed 10 meet evsry want
Of Exeursio aists. There will be no room for com.
plants from even the most fastidious.
rs HOWls0N, President Potomac fsrry Co.
sAM'L oBDNBY Gen. sup't r. r.Co. = =
myl7.lm O..
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IARRIAGEsl CARRIAGES CARRIAGES
" REaUNAL. aMno
Having removed my Repository to -Hsr4tY
corner Ninth and d streets, opposite old stand,
shall be glad to have the public call and eXamin ne
my stock Of hT.t class CARRIAGES
Repairing promptly attended to,
ROBERT n. GRAHAM,
Corner Ninth and streets, aud Az Eighth street
u0-M
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DROPosALB PoR pRESH DgEP.

gys,ss ,scS,v.1 g, hsII.o coy5p, |. r,ssssE,,
rsSss, Il a q: &: sS sS
asr,iansd uStil In. "a The l.,h ia,tsnf t9T sup:
0oipmpus and Wood New York hArbQr and New
fork sity, Tho said beef must bo fresh. .of good.
martstAhis quality, in equal proportions of fore
nnt hind quarters. lneeks. shauks and kidney
tallow 70 BE- sxeltdedD and TO be deiiyerod al the
posts sboted nnmed free Of cost. In such quantity
a. may Be frou tina 10 time required, and ON such
daya a. ths commsn ndlng otaeer shall designate.
not sxcssdinq four times per week.
sspsfrn pfppossl. IN duplicate will s,so be re-,
Ss.s ,sV,s Ps:sl.pes sugei eoTHi..cn.d n
~ pisss. q hc.s suppilsd heteffGm v,h .ush
asirl: srsh ss N s,siei. sad portsr.hOuse ''s'k'.
Thee eoaisssts 70 bs IN force sig MONTHS or such
commsneinG on the 1st day o. July. lsoe.
bends fcr The saR of 90. ssaed by Two re.pon
sIbls snrctles. whose names must bs mentioned In
The PropesAl. will be opened at II. m on tho
ltth Inst At vhioh time and place bidders are In
IL, a3s,Ss.$ Sss.S$r''''d' p,, x.,o,'TT y \ Quincy ~
fxa A q = n
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Proposals.
pRoPosALs FoR BEEF.

-',T Posr MIoor. n o, Jnos 4. isap,
Sealed proposals. In duplicate, are Invited until
United States subsistsues Department with such
gaa.,liis. q fresh Beef. as may be requiIed
nseo1 a for sin months aud for one year
subiscs 70 nEid tnspection, tnecfs, thanks and
kidnsy talloy 70 be sHcludedQ aud u not sstl.'
ssd the Ieonifaetor charged with the excess Of
.Geea ssa .snsis.t security viii be rsquired for
the due fulAlment Of the contract, and the names
ef tAs propossd- surstiss must accompany each
,Psyrest will bensde in Government fuuds at
ss:a Y p .ssj..;ss 70 ,ss undor'isnsd. and
By order ofchisf CON-, bspt, o. ths South;
,.,o.,a .1- aia ~ THoss sosissoaFis
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rIs.A.Mp ooaMSlSX

wAshrraror, June .. ises.--Jay Cooke
%, furnish the following quotations Of Gov
ernment ..oa,lti..
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tx or PoEE PACKERs.-The assessor at
Toledo having written for instructions upon
.he right 10 assess pork packers, &C., as
manufacturers, the Commissioner Of Inter
u. Revenue has sent him the following
lstisr;
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DoUXis REsTAURANT, as STREET. BE-
~ TWEEN PoqItcenth and Fifteenth streets,
SERVICE, LA CARTE Private Dining Rooms
for Lahies aud Gentlemeu aud Parties. febe-u
uAMMACK,B RESTAURANT. NO. 40 PENN
u BYLVANIA AVENUE, near the corner of fif-
Hotel, proprietor, Rooms and board on IessonA-
BILE terms. febo-sm
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flH- PHILosOPHYO OF MARRIAGE
~ New Course Of Lectures, as delivered
the subjects: How TO Live and What to Live Por;
foSih. abrtgrrly rty sas old AEs; Manhood asnsT.liy
snd Neryous Dissases. accounted fori Marriage
rhiiI9ssoRnis,iIy i s SS1'idsTsd' ~ These lectures
dressing Secretary Museum OF Anatomy, Bzlti-
more, n West Baltimore street, Baltimore. Nd.
Ap1-ly
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For Sale or Rant.

WAETED-A LADY,, ONE WHO UNDER.
" stands embroiderng ~ geld. making oneers'
can and employ yment By addressing Post once Box
No. Ee. washfnston. jeo.A
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TINTED STATES HOTEL.
y AT CAPE MAY,
Will open on sATJRDAY, May %. and reduce
the price of Board to $n per week. or $50 rer
sny arst class Hotel in the country, at the same
lime dsterma asd that ssn,lemea leayinE thsir fan.
peTfeet security aud no effort will BE spared on
my part to fuIaish them With the comforts n home
States II Otel, Cape May CITY"
Your patronage aud influence Ie.pectfully soli-
cited AARON MILLER,
my25-tf Proprietor.
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No. Grant Place, Washington, D, c.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1869-12-18

strongly urged, is that it is unequal and pre-
MUM upon dishonesty, because the dishonest
man may escape without paying his due share Of
tax, while the honest man is compelled TO pay
in full. This, too, is an objection which would
apply in nearly an equal degree to most other
ional and if it furnishes sufficient excuse for
abolishing the income tax, in consistency we
must, upon the same grounds, olish taxes up
on nearly everything exec 4 estate
The fact remains tee, List sseiopraP.
erly escape paying income tax, sc were col
lected from this source, the present year, no Tess
than Mirty,fou and half millions Of dollars
Upon what other objects can taxes be laid &c
make good this amount, with as little hardship
or oppression of individuals, or so little injury
to the business interests of the country?
Still another leading objection urged by the
opponents of the law is, that it induces fright
full amount of perjury in swearing to false re
turns o Income. If that is done as extensively
and is as important objection as is alleged, i
might be obviated, by amending the law so al
not to require the returns to be made under oath
The oath, it is admitted, does not prevent mer
who are dishonest from making false returns
and honest men do not require i. to keep then
from the practice of fraud. But even if the oatt
is continued, and some men continue to take j
falsely, it may still be a question whether thu
sin of perjury is in any degree promoted by re
quiring the oath to be taken. If it is in man
heart to swear falsely, and he is ready to do 81
to advance his interested purposes, is not the sill
already committed, and is the actual swearing
anything more than the Outward token Of sill
already existing and which only waited for al
occasion for its manifestation
1t is said that the President, the Secretary o
the Treasury, the Commissioner of Internal Rev
enue, and Mr.. Wells, the Special COMMISSIONS
of Internal Revenue, are all in favor Of con
tinuance of the tax but with some notifications
either increasing the amount exempt under tn
law, or reducing the rate to three per cent. in
stead Of five.
We have no doubt that Congress will careful
ly consider the recommendations made by thes
officials and act for the best interests of tn
country, in this important matter.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1869-12-18

Judiciary COMMITTEE. Senator Brownlow had
read by the Secretary statement relative to
his course in Tennessee politics. He defends
his support of Senter and denounces Stokes
The language of his paper became SO personal
and abusive that Vice President Collax object
ed to its reading, but at the request of other
Senators, the feeble condition ofMr. Brownlow
being urged as an excuse for his conduct, the
reading was proceeded with The resolution
offered ON Wednesday by Mr.. Carpenter, Of
Wisconsin, declaring as the sense of the Sen
ate that the Spanish gunboats destined for Cuba
should not be allowed to depart from the
United States, was then taken up and discnss
ed at length, but no vote was had upon it,.
In the House of Representatives yesterday
Mr.. Jones, of Kentucky, offered a series of res
olutions expressing the rreparable loss of the
country in the death of George Peabody, and
authorizing the President to make arrange
ments for formal reception of his remains
The consideration of the resolutions was post
poned until Monday. A resolution calling for
information in regard to the payment of the re-
ward for the capture of JEFF. Davis was adopt
ed. Other resolutions and new bills were in
troduced and referred to appropriate commit
tees, and the 'ensus bill was again taken up.
The consideration of the bill in Committee Of
the Whole was concluded, it was reported to
the House, and was debated unt til the hour Of
adjournment.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1869-12-18

Two AMERICANS TO BE ELEVATED TO THE
CARDINALATE.-A correspondent OF the World,
writing rom Rome, says: a
On Monday last, in public consstory, the
Pope bestowed the hat awarded during the last
election OF Cardinals to the Archbishop OF
Valladolid The grand hall, upon the Sixtine
and Pauline Chapels, being arranged as usual
for the ceremonial, the Papal throne was reared
against the entrance to the Pauline. To the
right tribune was erected for the numerous
royal pfrsonages now in Rome, among whom
shine conspicuOusly for beauty the Grand
Duchess Olga, Queen of Wurtemburg, and her
fair young niece, the Duchess Vera. The ex-
royalties of Tuscany, Parma and Naples were all
there, with the exception of Queen Maria Sofia
! need MOI repeat the description of a ceremony
already mentioned in more than one letter, there
bling no special feature remarkable in thiszeop=
sistory, excepting the brilliant attendance OF
foreign lay and ecclesiastical dgnitares SIn the
evening the same distinguished crowd, with large
additions, responded to the invitations sent out
10y his Eunnence, to witness the bringing Of the
scarlet hal. the prelalical cap OF maintenance,
from the Vatican TO Cardinal Moreno's residence,
PalazZa Pamphill, in the Piazza Navona. Two
public receptions, literally open to all corners
who shnuG present them zgl.cs in full dress
(ladies wearing de rigneur robes mon tautes J. had
been held The Two previous evenings by his Emf.
neaer, the neS Cardinal The troubles in Spain
had prevented the customary sending off, under
charge "i two OF the noble guard, this hat TO the
Spanish Cardinal Immediately on his creation II
is rurnored but do not know upon how good
an authority, that at the nj xt consstory one or
more OF the American preatcs will he elevated
to the purhlr. The Archbishops of New York
and Baltimore are the ones supposed likely to
receive thiS distinction. --.
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Gs> The officers of the Maryland National
Guard of Baltimore city gave Gov. Bowie an en-.
tertainment at the Glmor House on Wednesday
evening last. Various speeches were made by
those present, only important, however, to the
general reader in their reference to the militia
law OF the State Gov. Bowie said that were
features in thislaw which "were radically wrong, y
its greatest objection" being that sits burdens
"fall upon those who are the least able TO beal
"them, and the system ofemolunent isaanayiag u
Senator Kimmell ''spoke against the burdens o.
"the militia law falling so heavily upon the peo
''ple." Gen. Frank A. Bond, of Anne Arundel
stated, in good speech, that Gas regards the
''milia law, the taxpayers had resolved to stand
Eat bay, and resist all demands upon their
''purses Mayor Banks, of Baltimore, however
took another view of it, and said ''that il the
Estate of Maryland would not support the
militia the merchants of the city would" We
most earnestly wish that the merchants of Balti-
'more city, would refund to the citizens oil
Baltimore county the large amount Of money
which this militia abortion has cost them.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1869-12-18

VIRGINIAs COOP FAITH.-The newspapers OF
Virginia are full of promises of the good beha vior
of the State in the future when she shall be ad-
mitted into the Union, and many of the most
sensible reprove the Democratic newspapers
which attempt to ridicule them for their good
faith toward Congress. The Norfolk Journal
quotes the following fling at The Stale from the
Augusta (Ga.) C1nstitutionalist
The venerable mother Of States, having done
ever, thing to get into the Union except clean
the boots OF Congressman, is still left in profile
matical condition.
The Journal then says:
For many years before the war Virginia was
used TO receive from certain sections of the South
pretty freely compliments the above. Never
theless she went into a struggle begun by the
very people who are now abusing her, and in de-
fence OF whom fell forty thnustnd OF her sons.
For such sacrifices she receives such rewards as
the paragraph we have quoted.
We think that we can promise for Virginia
that when she gets into the Union she will stick
by what she promises to do, and that no asper-
sions will be cast upon her good faith.