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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-14


REMARKS Tine market for Flea" during Inc
wool, has been very quiet. most Of the sales be-
,.oorfoo1,, i,hb;nelnt. ;;orn, small aalrs
Of Extra yesterday ~ So GU. Il" shipping "'-
,oouJ E,,r Wh.u, th,r, hns been :, limited
I', ,,;,,, i;,.b, o,,,..iu,s. ti.a : les to-day
',,1I. r,u Ilu - H..
IN and 10 for red. The mnrkrl Tor Corn
close, moro actively; offerings Of 2%)l bushels,
.,,l;I, ., ~ ~5 * urI Y, u,.nrliing
WIG" "o'' ''"'" 49, .,iIl J..,.
IL drync&a. Corn III the n't - per ""'' ''''
little kyc offering: luat .ntca ~ ~. Gals ~
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ALEXANDRIA. VA.
FRIDAY. JANUARY IA. 1870

In the Senate, yesterday, long l'er'ouai
debate sprung up between Mr.. Trumbnjl and
MIR Sumner, in which the latter accused the
former of being no freud to the loyal men OF
the South, aud declared that his course on rc
construction had been wayward, Nc Mr.
TrumbnlI retorted by saying that Mr.. Sumner
had opposed the ''lhirteenth and Fifteenth
amendments" and if his (S.'s) counseIS had
prevailed the coorcd man would have had 10
rights and he asked ''hy what authority the
Senator from Massachusetts assumed to repre-
sent the loyal people OF this country vino
gave that Senator the right to constitute h'm
self the leader and the champion # the l"ya
people of this country and denounce hose who
did not come up to his standard?' Mr.. Sum
ner denounced Gov Walker and Mr.. Tum-
tnll denounced "Portcr, the Congressman.
1t all amounted 10 nothing but words.
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POKT OF i LhNANNR !. J 4 4 =.
SAILED.
Steamship John Gibson. Winters. New York,
by Hooe, Weddcrburn e Co.
Schr Mary Comgys, Wilson. Baltimore, by
Geo Y Warrington.
MEMORANDA.
Schr Matoaka, Foolis, hence ut New York
18th instant.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-14

Rev. AIR. Cook who has acquired 50 much
;otorietv from his recent cIopement with Miss
Johnson, Of New York has again disappeared.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-14

ti.iid WIS active at the uiu>e Of he Board at
New York Yesterday, aud advanced to -.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-14

\ meeting has been held in Cumberland,
Nil, aud a committee sent 10 Washington, To
unite with others Interested, III eulravoring
70 prevent thu reduction rl the duty on iulniyn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-14

1t ia said that at 'Pre,iaent Grant: Ircep
ton last evening, the French Minister stated
to Secretary Fish that he had received dis
patch from Paris OF yesterdays date iuiormiug
him tLat "al Vas quiet, aud that there were
no fears OF popular outbreak" And it is
also said that ia i conversation yesterday with
the Spanish Minister Secretary FisE, remark.
ed that the days Of slavery were numbered in
the Island of Cuba.
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ALEXAN DRlA A'''
w GEORG ETOWN Il. +.
La E lW M IL s..ssse
NEW TIME TABLE NIGHT TRAIN FOX
RICHMOND.

La W lW M - :i..::sss -
Nav TIME TABLE NIGHT TRAIN FOX
RICHMOND ..
AKRlXAhIc APP D. DEPAR Ell E NG or ''
DAY TRAIN FOR LYH CT 3 ~
On and after THURSDAY, Nov 18th. 1869,
and until further notice, through "Md ln'a'
passenger trains will run between Warrington
and AlexsndTia Ms rI follows; ;ur,sv. included
Leave Washington, South ward b"uhd' MHFy
land Avenue Depot at 40 q. IN. Leave hlrS,
nndrin Northwa;d bound, corner DuEo "nA
Henry streets: at 1 ;r p: H. Suur. cxcan,c,-
Leave Washington. Southwark bound, Mary
land Avenue Depot, at ESQ p III. Leave AloH
andris, Northward bound, corner Dukc "H1
Bcnry streets, at $50 q. m.
Evening special trains will he run het"ea:
Washington and Alexandria Oh Iucs1H'.'
Thursdays and Saturdays, MS follows:
LEAVE Alc1andri-, NorthWaTd BOUND, corner
St. Asaph and King streets, ut Gl2 ,. N; Leave
Washington, Southwark bound, AaryiHnd ~
enue Depot. ut ll:2j D. Ill. ,,,
LOCAL PASSENGER TRAINS between NAsn'"S
ton and AlexAndrih (Sundays cHceplon.l
Leave Washington, Maryland avenue Depot
ut and II n m, and =, iOI' and ('''in!HFa III
cludedj ~ 7:ZO p. N.
Leave Alexandria corner -. ASnrh M"
King streets ut S aud IL n. IN and AMI . pm
and corner Duke and Henry st'., ~ l:i' a. ~
ROUND TRIP TlCKETS-.P"rt'e. pnrc"'@-
ing round trip tickets for evening &'''ih 'E':''"
and not returning sauic evening. can max, ''''
Of such tickets in payment "i t.r" 'A a'iy l"r'i
train On following day
FAKE-Fur evening sprr!a! ir:!h h!iy cent,
Tor round trip. Tickets Tor saIn" t. be- ""In'n'"
only ~ AlnynnIrI Tickle! "!!ir" %" I""-"H'.
Thursdays ANA Saturday. -!'''f 't''t''.' ''''' -
T.. .n local l4y tr:s"
No other lirkrss r.eu.,uHli ~ evening >n'-
ciu lruin. .. \ STENNN:i. :;"m. :'nrt.
w. j. PilELr$, Gen. Manager "'E .,'.'
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RAILROAD LINES.
LEXANDRIA, LOUDOUN & HAMf-
4 SHIRE RAILROAD.
Sc @sM W - - as

on this road will be run as follows:
The msil train will leave Alexandria daily,
except SUNDAY, 8. $50 .. Ill arrive at hee-
burg at lilo H. H., and Hamilton at li:4O a. N
Leave Hamilton ut 1920 p. H.. and Lees burg n.
1870 y, M: arrive ut Alexandria n 800 p. III,
The accommodation train will leave A!eEsn-
dria daily except Sunday, at pm, and arFiy9
At Leesburg at $50 D. m. Leave Leesburg a.
7:5 m, and arrive NJ Alexandris at 9:49 J ~
n m trsin from Hamilton, connect al Hamilton
With X emp Daily Line OF COACHES for I Ptr'
celville, Snckersvile, Ber7gvil!c and " m
chester; also with Resn,ers Line OF E""c"&;5'
which leave LeesbuFg daily for Ball MI"
Aldie and Middleburg. Gee .
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MOST VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOE
YI SALE AT AUCTION.

MOST VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR
M SALE At AUCTION.
By virtue of deed of trust executed t. lac
by Horny Is. Gouldonan AID wife, Of record in
tho Clerks Office OF Wcstmorclund county, and
in pursuance Of written instructions from the
parties secured thereby, l shall, on tho lIth
DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1870, ii fair, otherwise
on tho first fair day thereafter, at noon, pro-
&C Cd to sell, for cash, on the prom i$cs, to thu
highest bidder, that most VA |, u y l. Il
TRACT OF LAND known US Nv HITE
POINT" lying Immediately on the Potomac
river, in tho upper part of Westmoroland CO.,
containing 633 acres, more or less. The bul!-
ings upon this farm arc superior. This land Is
leased for $1,000 year, exclusive Of ii most val
liable fishing shore and deposit OF gravel.
commanding ready sale.
The title 10 this property is beloved to be
indisputablc, and without incumbr"ncc, OK,
cept this deed; but selling rs Trustee, ! shall
only convey the title vested in INC rs such
JOHN 3. LEWIS, Trustee.
Westmoreland CO., jan l4-eots
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sisissgbRE<. ssgERH.as..
I,LXANljitli pllANiHN MILLS.
ruurcr JtNIwEOE BOYD SMITH.
AWE sGtbN a. SMITH,

. \ W E:SoN AZ SNA LIZ.
JrIlN X. LA HDEN, Superintendent
:S.s ~ and 81 Water st.,
~, rroI',rr'l t" urnI>h ~ ah"rt "'''''' Ill"
,,t rt,,,@uiInhIn t.rnIa
;3A,iii DOORS,
ELINDS BRACKETS,
MDtILDl NHS,
ia LI:lISTEk%
Newell PD'1r:
iyEaTH Ei:-BOAKDlNG
SIDING. HDX STUFF,
DEA WEEK STUFF,
PANELS, Sc. Sr.
And t. cgr'uLn all kinds 81 Scroll saving
end wood Turning, Planning T"ngGong and
Gr"oving and S'urlsrimg done in tho be- / man
nur Thuy viii al" furnish pIaus and .poril-
cations for dwellings, tore, and other building.
~ I'll
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4 S S f NJ Z l. Y Il o y NJ \
WEDN ESDAY, JANUARY ZG

There will be given by amateurs Voc l.
and IN5TRU MENTAL CONCERT, ut the
ASSEMBLY ROOMS, for the benefit Of the
Ladies' Sewing Society Of the Second prcshy-
terian Church, on WEDN EapAY EVEN
ING, January &c.
The Pianos to BIO used upon the OCCASION aTc
VIM. Heinekamp's and the ArlUn kindly zen
detcd by Mcssrs. Victor Becker and Il. H..
Lambert ir.
Reserved sents can be collected at Becker :
Music Store.
Doors open at I; Concert be2ns punctualiy
at 8 O clock. ian ltd
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-14

- W. MALLS. Is. ". MALLS
\ ii g.; W M Ills y SON,
Isl King St. Alega, Va.
Doaiors in HARD w ARE, CUTLERY,
Carpenters Tools, Doors, Sash Blinds, Door
and Window Frames. Brackets, Mouldlngs,
Bniustcrs, Of different patterns, and Novel
Posts. i large stock of French and American
Glass, double and single thick. of MI sizes
Paints, Oils, Varnishcs, Paint and White Wash
Brushes, Lewis Pure White Lead, and other
brands Of Iinc quality, Putty: Turpentine and
Machine Oh. Also, Limo, Of superior quality,
Cement, CnlrnGl Plaster, Pitch and Felt for
Roofing, ,yc A large stock Of Pugh's Celobrs-
ted Chr Anger: and other articles found in first
class Euildors' Furnishing establish mcnta.
All orders for Lumber, Brick and all kinds
Of Building Material, promptly attended To.
Tcrms cash feb lift
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-14

Two letters, one from Secretary Fist! aud
another from Attorney General llnar, on the
Cuhan question, are published, the points Of
which are that according to Spanish presidents,
the u. S. might have rcaognize,l tho bc!iIs'r
rncy of the Cubuns, bu: that it dill not, in nc
corlance with its own established practices Of
neutrality iu regard to inSurrectInns in naioEs
that are at peace with it.
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STEAMBOATS,.

f.. POTOMAC FERRY COMP'Y'S.
49, ,SnssSazS. SrEAMEFS,
CITY Or ALEXANDRIA and
CITY OF WASHINGTON,
;ngton ard AiexsH :rs each hour during the
l.y beginning first trip ut Il m and making
~ 49, ' '' :. S. HOWIsON,
dec 2I--t. rreSt Potomac Ferry Co.
>s. FOR LIVERPOOL AND QUEENS
$3.50 TOWN.
Inn@n Line Of Mail Steamers, Sailing from
New York Every Saturday, ana
Alternate TUESDAYS.
HATEs OF PASsAuE3YrHEsA SATURDAY STEAMER:
First Cabin, payable in gold-Liverpool or
Queenstown, SlC0.
Storage. payable in ACKNOWLEDGEMENT or
Queenstown, SOD.
PASSAGE ~ THE TUESDAY STEAMER, VIA HAL
IFAX.
First Cabin, payable IN go!d-Liverpool or
Queenstown $50 Halifax, $40; st. Johns,
n. F., by branch steamer, $40
;,tcoragc. payable in curreney-h OF or
Queenstown $50; Halifax SIS; 1t. Johns ~
h.. by branch steamer, S5O.
Tickets sold IL and from England, Ireland
nnd the Continent II. moderate rates
For further information, apply at the 20 m
'''''' HOUE, WEDDERBURN e CO,
aug l8.-ly Agents, Alexa.. Va.
NEW EXPRESS LINE
PHILADELPHIA, AND ALEXANDRIA,
GEORGETOWN i WASHINGTON.
Steamers leave regularly from GEOkG +
TOWN, foo: Of Congress ST., EV cry WE'D
Ni.SDAY; from ALEX ANDR1A, foot OF
King st EVERY THURSDAY.
Freight received daily at lowest rates.
Thu: l.nc connects with all the Northern,
Easter .nd Western Railroads snd Trunspor-
lutiul Companies; and will forward freight by
all the lines running out o! Philadelr MA. Tree
If commission, and < ives TIL ROUGH KAIhH.
NJ. ELDRIDGE & CO.,
no. :. Wharvcs, Alexandria, Va
WILLIAM p. CLYDE CO.,
10 L. South Wharves, PhilaJn.
HYDE 81 TYLER,
ic l-lf 81 Water ST., Georgetown.
e.. MERCllANTS' LINE NEW YORK
3osIgas.s, STEAMSHIPS.
III" line consists # tho fu!i"winE first clN"s
outside steamers:
f. i. NICHE CAPT j. ": i'rnty
!bit Il III $50 II ............CnpL. ". H. winter:
AND
VALLEY err Capt ". John."I
,Yil! ic,yr Mcg3 York nv cry SATUkl'A
frr Til port and returning will lu@ve 'iI"EH:'
dri. t.VEKl FRIDAY, at J.! "'"!"rE.
Far tuiy ht i'."@itgr apply :"
!iNrN. EDDEKblEN * CO.,
Agents. n" :: 'rnr' 49,,
4 ..-ila II E"w York,
rl!i!.E!I'S ~ EEDWN
:,rG-tf ~ south street, Pier 10, -.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-14

Mr.. Josiah CoIston, died at Berkeley
Springs, his place Of residence, "n Thursday
week. Mr.. Coston WAS born in Cambridge,
Maryland, in 1874, and was well known in
various parts of the u. s., from long ser
vice IN the navy liz had also resided many
years In Washington, ID. t..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-14

DEADLY liONORs The command Of the
Fifth military distrc! has been singularIy
fatal honor. Some TWO years ago, when in the
ups and downs OF the Johnson removals, it fell
upon Gen. Griffin, lie lived to enjoy it but
few weeks. Last year Gen. i. III. Rousseau
was taken, and this year. Gu the very annivcr
sary OF Rousseau death, the telegraph flashed
over In. land the news Of the demise of his
successor, Gen Jos, phi A. Mower. The taking
of al this last officer was extremely sudden, be
having been ill but five days
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-14

The House of Representatives. yesterday,
passed Mr. MnrriTs hill providing that no
clerk in the employ OF ihn Government shall
subscribe to- or solicit subscriptions for, 4 gIit
to any official receiving larger salary nor
shall any official accept siii Tram has snhnr
iiuaicS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-14

i:ro Terry has appointed Il board of officers
ia inquire Into the eligibility 81 several dele
gates elected TO tue Georgia Legislature, to
serve in that capacity. Thus is il new way III
settling such questions. But it IL the way!
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-14
SNHCDllkAGE HOME NUlJSTEf.
VlEtIMlA SASH DOOR AND FRAN f
FACTORY,

Garner Queen AMI Fairfax SIS, Alexis.
We Enro now made up 5iD doors of all sizes,
from 81 10 $40; !lH Windows Of Sgsh, glazed
and ungazed, cheap; 200 pairs Blinds, all
sizes III O0i feet MoulGings, 40 different pat
tcrn.. Will make At short notice Window and
ijo"r Frames, Brackets, &c, Novels, Balus-
tcrs and IIydrant. constantly On hand. libcr-
Isl discount! made 10 dealers.
Ecny practical .ncchanics ourselves, we feel
confident that we can please our customers.
Planning, Tongue and Growing, Saving,
Turning and Scroll Saving done in the best
manner.
Plans snL specifications furnished 70 PARTIES
contracting with us for building IIs crIa!s
rpnrZ HISuEILI & HODGE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-14

Il 3 understood hat The House toumittr,
on Naval Affairs contemplate preparing Il Til
clad vessels WHEEL. shall compare iavorahiy IL
~ respects with those Of Franee aud England
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-14

WASHINGTON ITEMS. President Grant first
evening reception was held last evening, and
from o clock to p. III, there was 4 constant
stream Of visitors pouring into the Executive
Mansion.
\ meeting oil prominent citizens was held
last night to discuss and take action 10 regard
to the propositions for new form OF govern
mcnt Tor The: District, the Importance of perfect
ing school and other laws and general recon-
stlucion OF the affairs of this municipality
The detectives OF the metropolitan police
this morning arrested man at the United
States Hotel who gave lis name as Rockland,
supposed t. be the party That =winllcI Bar
nuns Hotel, in Baltimore, il lew days ago
Rock land represented himself at the United
States rs 4 nava! officer just returned from The
East Indies:
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1870-07-26
sleadin
To The Editor of The Register:

To The Editor Of The Register;
DEAR SIR The tarragO Of stupid
m~alevolence endorsed Loyola," in your
issue of the 18th, had just enough of the
elements of truth to render it mischievous.
Orangemen profess Professionalism but it
is not true that their enemies are neces-
sarily Catholics. Robert Emmett, Wolfe
Tone, Henry Grattan, William Smith
O'Brien, and a host of other illustrious
names, were the idols of Irish Catholics.
yet they were all Protastants. This fact
is sufficient to prove to you and your
readers that "Loyola is, as the Hon.
Horace Greeley would express it, a char
or fool"
An Orangeman is the descendant of
the ferocious fanatics, Adventures, and
hireling cut-throats. planted" in the
province of Ulster, ireland, by William,
Prince of Orange, after the defeat Of
King James, a Stuart, and the legitimate
King of Great Britain aud Ireland if
we admit the previous conquest Of Ire
land could confer legitimacy upon him
for her. An exclusively Protestant par
lament sat in Dublin until the act of
Union !" which "act Of Union" was as
if our Congress was entirely composed of
shareholders, and the legislature of Yer
mont, having a mere remnant of liberty
left, sold out that remnant and dissolved
into the hands of that Congress. Picture
to Yourself such a state of things, and the
man that would uphold it, and then you
have precisely what Orangism and an
Orangeman is To Ireland.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1870-07-26

THE jews IN CINcINsArI. The Gin
cinnati correspondent of the Jewish Mes
senger declares that Cincinnati is not a
heaven where the oppressed jews of fore
ign lands may locate but it is n city
wherein the poorest Israelite may aspire
to the %loftiest position in the gift of its
people, and if found worthy certainly ac-
quire it. He adds
"The Jews lead in They
encourage the arts and sciences, and edu-
cate their youth in the liberal arts are
far-seeing and ever ripe for n new enter
prise, lead the fashions, are most liberal
minded, hospitable, charitable, and know
how to enjoy themselves better than any
nationality extant. They live well and
let Others live by reason Of their generos-
ity. They take excellent care Of their
poor in fact, you scarcely see any, so
lavishly do they distribute the means at
their command, and by dint of continual
fresh offering their Golfers for the aid of
all charitable purposes are ever filled
They sustain the Cleve land Orphan
Asylum for the most part. No purpose
or project, of whatever consequence, is
ever mooted but the Jews take a leading
hand there is nothing that any number
of leading lsraeIites may undertake but
they accomplish, yet they are clannish, for
they are very proud of the plain, title
"citizens of Cincinnati" Their business
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1870-07-26

"Lcyola " lie~ in the Pope and his
4" infallibility." If he had a single just
idea of the matter, or a disposition to put
the public in possession Of the truth, he
could tell them hat the in~fallibility A"
of 1870 differs from the infallibility of a
thousand years ago only in this p%articu-
lar the Pope is more Independent of all
council in the PRONUNCIATION of religious
dogmas! Who cares which way it is ?
Can the change amount to more than did
the bull of onc Of his predecessors against
the comet? Not if we use our reason.
ID W -
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1870-07-26

TnE Press AND THE Waffle papers
generally hasten to put themselver upon
record as in sympathy with one or other
of the belligerents, and sometimes not
wisely. But the following from the New
York Herald, has in it much Of practical
good sense, and it will repay perusal
To many it does seem as if after all
wal might be averted. 1t is not denied
that there are many reasons why France
and Prussia should come to blows. Prus-
sia goes steadily on year after year in
creasing her strength, disregarding treaty
obligations, treating her weaker neigh
bors with contempt, spurning advice, no
matter from what quarter it comes, and
otherwise acting the part Of bully. 1t is
q curious fact, however, that France
alone, of all the great powers, takes Of.
tense at this conduct. But France really
is both %jealons and wrathful. France
sees, and sees clearly, that every onward
step made by Prussia is a step toward her
humiliation. A united Germany to the
north ofher--a united Germany controll-
ed by Prussian statesmen-would leave
France in the position of a second-rate
power. 1t is hard for France to look on
and be Indifferent while her enemy gains
strength. 1t is all the more hard that
France now thinks that she is in a posi-.
ton to undo the great work of Sadowa-
q work so glorious for Germany and 80
humiliating to France. No one can
blame Prussia for striving by all lawful
means to make Germany a unit. No one
can blame France for striving by all law
full means to maintain her proud place
among the nations of Europe and of the
world. 1t is possible that Prussia is too
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1870-07-26

The Irish shoemakers who have band
ed together into q trades.union under the
martial and Hibernian name Of "Knights
OF St. Crispin," are revealing their plat.
form and purposes a good deal more by
their acts than by such meetings as that
in Boston last evening. Two hundred
men, women and boys mustered there to
define the position Of the "workingmen of
Massachusetts," very much as the famous
three tailors of Tooley street uttered the
voice of "the people of England" Their
resolutions read tolorably well, the
speeches made were wilder, but not very
bad,-yet if we look at what has been
going on in Marlborough, a shoemaking
town between Worcester and Concord,
we shall see that the acts of the Crispins
go a great way beyond their speeches. 1t
seems that a shoe manufacturer there,
Mr.. L. A. Howe, having refused to man
age his business according to the Crispin
dictation, these Irish knights have de-
voted themselves, for the last month or
two to DIGGING every new workman EN-
ployod by MIR. Howe, to shutting him out
of boarding houses, %forbidding him to get
credit or ever buy for cash at the village
grocery stores threatening him and bribing
him, and, in short, to every mean perse.
c%ution, short of actual violence, which
they are afraid to employ, The cause Of
all this knightly meanness is u " strike y
against Mr.. Howe, and the occasion ofthe
strike was that he would not turn out Of
his shop a workman who had been with
him fifteen years at the %imprudent de-
mand of the Crispins. Billy Gates was
not a Crispin, or refused to remain one,
or to be governed by their rules his en-
ployer stood by him, as he ought, where.
upon fifty Crispins struck work, and have
been conspiring against their former EN-
ployer and his innocent employees, eve,
since.
The account given BY Mr.. Wood in Tia,
Boston Advertiser and y. Y. TfiInnt o
this scandalous conduct Of the Irish Girls
pins of Marlborough, has every appear
ance of truth, and we do not doubt it il
the least. Until it is proved to be untrue
all the spouters in the world cannot con
vince the people of Massachusetts, that tn,
Crispin organization is a harmless bant
of brothers, united for cooperation ant
mutual benevolence. 1t may be so il
some towns, hut in Marlborough it is plain
" a dangerous and unlawful nuisance
and nothing but the lack of evidence Fl
: to 90 before Il jury can excuse the autho
tiles Of that county from prosecuting tn
tormentors of Mr.. Howe. He is c%arryin
on a proper business in a proper way
they are violating his rights and those c
every poor man who tries to support hi
: family by working in Mr.. Howe's shoI
f There ia no chance for n difference c
. opinion in this matter either the stor
told in the Advertiser or the Tribune
4. false, Or St. Crispin in Marlborough is
. spy, a coward and a bully,-is outragin
public law and private right, and ougl
to be punished as a criminal. - Sprint
q. field Republican.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1870-07-26

houses loon up l,Ae mountains. Their
residences are palatial and mag
nifcent. Their hm ,sesaof worship are q
cowning glory to the citizens. Indeed,
everything about the city demonstrates
the positive assurance that in Cincinnati
you can gather the fuest congregation of
Israelites in America