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perfect condition, pxuden1,y abotainei from
saying anything about tho Alabama claiml

a"a nor onlJ ene muttancltiou OF
helng beaten st the polls. hut hc will incur, it
Il seid: the grea,er mortiac.tion TO = proud
sTit't OF consesting Campbclrs scat Ii Con-
etcss On sone ground or other. TlIis is bud
aos sehenek. To join the motley band Of
psoced psontSdi1n,s-sypasI covodo. snd al That It
s:hafaeter3~ho q hang round Congress
N ihs desperate thirst for o3ica OF
revenge, and hutton-hoIe members, and
hase an expensive election report pubtiahed
aLout them. aud bum, and bum, tilf they 60
.ura .n,oush, 4S the sse Of needle. md than are
eute TO be laid ont the naxt term by their con-
tsnntuous constituents. Campbell waA az
ela an,a.slAFerT man, and war nan. He
hroke himself several years ago Of lovo for
t'pple and "equate' game, an,l, in hia l,te
asbs.o 'st,a VIII WIN schenck. he proved himse1 c.
great Improvement upon yaiiandigham. and
the people preferred him to Echanck; but
sehenck, Ike st. Paul, will appeal to Caesar,
and We may. therefore. say OF Mm, ia tho
language Of Agtirpa: THIS man might have
CsHsAr."
OF courne, We shall aes amongst the con-
seetants Da1nell Ho1rcll, tho sample uer-
chant and commercial traveller. wearing his
el'le coat, taitching lis thumbs, and full Of =
In.ntn1ng I.a M. Itch to vote himself some subsidy.
he Will stand At the b. amongst the conii-
dence men. crying to tho party majority the
magic sesame word OF tsSteel! steei." D:,
thefe aiii be no such need for him 10 expl.in
Then tho ancient .srarir Apdr' is a,so
beaten by Ga era. Foster. the sans wlo fsir;y
oeat CoSo1e last year. int Auly Stewart has
TtebatlE the uecepcy Of oil age AMI will not
beg at the door. llko Cosode. that hi4 COL
LEAGUES mas break tl,@ir oaths to admit him.
uen.ls AcIa1ths ID lost, aud tie salt ha.
ia1ne to bo remembered here, for liz nr,,s,i-
tuition Of bis Elsce as = Representative OF the
people 10 be mere salt spoon. Keilcv,s elec-
t'on has cost bis gang about Sl0,00J. They
value linn NJ the Establishment OF doll TeaI-
ehect set store upon Sir John Thou art Az
Eaiorous a. Hector Of Troy, wortl, iye Of
Asamemnon, and ten simes bo.ter than tha
nine woithirs." Dickev returns viii, Ee11er
elected again By tho exertions Of the Widow
Hugen1ug1er.
The n :1s force ot na.1rr eoaItI 10 further 80,
10 MAKE less she toiued the other tTo,"
GENERAL LEES NEAon1A1s-
There havo been both in Baltimore an,
Washington considerable meetings in honor
Of Robert E. Lee, and the gravity Of thu ocea.
sion-tte last Of its c1ass-seemel to have IN
epired tue late rsbcl intellect to very abla per
formanees. In Washington, uld Mr. Coreoran
nses.ded-a sincerely phi1snthfopie rebel. who
loved Lee enough to name hia hotol - A.
linEton-A bold. uucommer.il, and delicate
act, worthy of friendship. Tho kpoakers
were Carlisle and 31errick Carlisle Is sort
OF southern Earanlte, although lawyer at
tnaEcd ability; the son Of ! poor woman
guarded, get tlniraed, orator. Her1ttck il a
slaz'ng Young lawyer Of vorbal genius no
very heavy gun, except to fire funeral safates
and l.e made q fine speech.
Tho Leo celebration in Biltimote was
vtrS tine thing, not Ices impressive in tic
than In the cn,ipencc Of tbs sneakers al
rtbela, aud the good quality Of much that
thoy said. Charles Marshall, wlp h.tl heeu
Lees Chlef-of-Stafr, made by far the best
speech, aud probably the bes. that will be
n:aue anywhere IN tsa country on this sub
lect. lta personal revelations we're interest,"
ing. Hear .he=c random extracts:
''Gereral Lees was no holtow truce. bnt with
tMl fItt ltilhadu huaor thIt marked every act
. his !!tsslltus career he Immediately dryo;tl
himself 70 the restoration Ct rracc, harmony and
VI cG:Gcat"p, helleytrg. as ar often ,3eciafet!.
t!at ppi.tlias e.!ucA Ioa II tue only sure fuuuJa.
uun Of fec gurttnn:eut.
example. DtsfrTarfirg all that malice mar i1-
ffne 10 u, with an eye sIre to the tatthfnl rsf-
iosnanee "f our ''l.tes AZ An,erca1 ctrix.us, md
VIII me oes: at si.icc:e Resolution IN support
Nh Eta:s and haLa the nuilor, t1e safety uaI tue
tine liberties Of cur country, let Us inr0ke our
pas, by the side OF ths hon7re,, yraye. an1 toin'
iig hands atuunu this royal cnrrse friends nav
t1.na'c+ 10 more, pioc:a,u. perpetual truce to
=" Prolonged cheers =" followed this 1nartr
N"rHratiop. ltis we'll for the Intelligence ii
tho conrtT to remember that monrst the
late retFt+ tslsr'' were rOrue csp1ble Of tho
sentiments Of atr. Marshall Is well As Of bis
dlcsion.
Another officer Of Leo'~ staff, Coious, Henry
T.. peytup, s:,ukc iu worso Taste. but wtii,
some eluQncncc, saying:
Feli0w-sotlleta sh+re ls no bcsfer jnrl,.nt In
tue life Of THIS great Iu1uy ffauEht Al It MAS wt:u
i"ssens for good, than thu s:tapl fact hit, wsis,
h. declined lauts. at.i houses. aa.i stocks. unu
hoasls, hn,i taxed the ingenuity Ut fricuIsntp to
iasen1 nnrel channels or srpsuach, crcn WITH .nc
simplest offerings Of love stt accepted at triduc
+! cnu:.I make Ills hiring hy iIis own hlat!s
Et acrcpsed the dscsI5 ami unconee1Ial tia,y
! e. ne petlae9.ae5 closet. Amongst hts men md
W0:f. II not to Iebe, Was never g,c1.er stt,cc meu
nfst went to war or failed IN haittc. But in the
mtdst OF their dsaeastcn:'sgs, which bos1eIsts o1
ds.han1cd lastailons. a.d Commanded them u
sHficF ana be strong; to learn 10 Iaoer anu rG
!se H.: eseltcmvn.7 u w,T: and, ID @ he aei.i; i
Of Its industry, to build again those brokea snr1nes
| Ut thrtF household guls.
An Episcopal clergyman, named T. q. Dad.
leg. made tue moAt malignant apeecl. Of atl-s
clergyman Who had been uniformed snlIic1
Of slavery, and boosted uf it. Ex-JudSe Jol,u
4 Campbell. late 1ebel Assistant Secretary oi
War, ia,de aspcech singular for its an:ediiu.
Wan nnnning over al the grousd Of STATE
rights, ard probably mot very reliable fur iti
rmsiniscences. lie alleged :ha. in March
1ss;5, month 'cfofe the fall Of pete,aturc
Lee asserted The inability Of tie couf.lsrss.. !.
cy 10 uaiistain tho campaign, and he said ue-
| Ectiaticns ought 10 take ,lace" Campbell
described Virginia after her tumble:
| TIE great *tlte II vifEnta. the spart Of ca.
| nE1csars amt nnRenernns isrisla.i1n. A .!ult,
useafg. ealen, an1 military hespAls1i substituted
| fur etastNutl'Ia and 4ws. M citizens Of heri
could have q tttill tt the saste Of GENTRY. All
%ssc co9rn oysF tae 5n u wha,
lrrr this tNr1lrH, rncnnactav MS fcy,3v-c.:z .ls
| u snFpurt Themselves under ,hTir Oppression,
| anu to leyese themselves T. Yr.,or, ii g1f ~
they could. sEhst had ,r rn rns. lie cSaIl,hr,,
hts college IN thc foundations Ut rclle1,n aud
ssuna n'1cli1s lie ,l!se'tc.: iac new xsn.ss:i.tl
them, In tho nsi Of The complications ii ,:.siI,..
+ that SURF ui.Gcd them. ra.tnrr a..a rs.jrSl-
ton. FIT The burden up"r him Wis 70 ..aaT,
t'u'e csmc whca .ns c.ra- leader VA. culnps;e !
ltagr TO others he ro:k hc csHl! LII: aa'sss.
Here rru scc that cs.lo!icr. like Camp-
bell and preachers like 1,uu1ey ART tl,e only
whistle1s Of tho Lost Cause left. Tho
''SreAt State OF Virginia is a myth. 1t in
hot nearly 70 mitch Of ! St.sc y, Coapecticu:,
lc>sa, or MARYLAND The c;'y ot Baltimore
reit, John Hopkins. Sam Shoemaker, and
tic editurt. Fulton aol \! ell, in it. than all
v:sgini.. But. it Maryland Keeps hrr eys on
Virginia aa ali exenlplaf. she il capable OF
Gaming to firEihia'e li:tlencss. The State at
Virginia h2s always betn an iscubus ou Mary
false friend. Virginia clipped 3Iaryla lanl, il
1H3, Of 5t.0oa acres Of land between the
forks oFthe Potomac. hish-handet matter,
and permanent injury TO the western aud
intcr:er interests Of the State. AIarylaud
oHes lie most that she has achieved IL her.
l MI md tn $0Fa it41 ot.y
Virginia never lent her stiver. never built =
mile OF her railroads. neser sent her ATTY
emigration till the rebellion closed. fought
her enterprises. gave her bad example, aaj,
to th!s day. hothe,s her oyrtermen. let D.l.
timore. eheh il larger than all tha towns and
says: 1.-THE great State Of Virginia
LOCAL 1.1rRnvEaESrs AND orcrEREScEs.
Several Efforts have recently been maie to
establish suburban villages as .ir-Loles 10,
town contsins about III GOO isolks, aud Is the
Only COL siderable suturb of the city, As Alex,
audria nainss;us 3 relation Of perfect inIe
lcLIeEce, AID is used to the gEaas growing
up ard down its streets. Cnion;oun Is pic
tureslne free negro settlement aceos. the
town, = turnpike viilsge; Clerlsville is ou
Fourteenth s'reei, e the Columbia College
uyatisyilla il On tLs heights above BIadeue
lurf; Laurel is fifteen miles OIL the road Il
Baltimore. The latter five places do not con
t1iL al together 3.ooj people 4 nsE rillag;
i projected, however. on the old Dladcnsbuf{
dazzling ground, to be called s'Hishla.d,
and on sLe new Ea':imore < potonac Eoat
second place II also struggling up. Wash
inSten IL. however. 80 much Of open count17
i'eell thai few Gaze to 50 out OF town. particu
l:1!y With the present imperfect commcn:ca
tions: Their arc only So eco PEOPLE in all ,h'
,otsl space Of ten miles ty Six
The park of the city. piece OF high 1sn1 al
tached to the Militia . Asyluc1. which rnakes
Filth III, Co1corans "Harewood" 1reel,
crened to the rubEt Et-aboat four hurdre,