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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-08-02

| Ou Police Com1-Hs Justice = Th,
Room and is US; trs.--For the first time
the writer this morning paid visit to the
Police Court, presided over by Police jus.
tice White, a position created for the relie
OF the Mayor. All cases of criminal
andcivl character are adjudicated by him
his jurisdiction extending to one hundred
dollars in civil causes.
The room occupied by Che Justice is the
hall over the Old Markell room " It'll a
| f'gh pitch, about hundred and twenty
feet in length, and about fif.y in breadth.
! Save the limited space occupied by the
Justice and his officers, and the small en-
closure in front of it, there IS no carpeting or
! other covering to deaden the sound made by
the various spectators who are constantly
passing in and out. Besides this noise. the
constant rattle of wagons necessarily gath
cred around the market, create a confusion
worse coni0unded. So noisy is the place,
that .tnesses and Others who are COM
PEELED to talk, have to elevate their voices
to al unusual pitch, or the Justice is
obliged to appear undiSnified by leaning
over the table to catch the correct meaning
of their words. The whole establishment.
arranged as it is, is a disgrace to the city,
and entirely unfit and unworthy the occu-
pancy of the officers of the court.
Our worthy Justice is a man of medium
size, with face, Indicating justice aid de-
termination, which forbids the approach of
any influence of an Improper character.
His nose is SLIGHTLY inclined to be Roman,
While bis beard, black as the ravens wing,
is cut English style. Hewears heavy,
black moustach, covering mouth, the lips
OF which are so closely pressed, as to almost
amount toan appearance OF affectation.
His hair IS very black, but lacks proiuse-
ness to such an extent as to approximate
The seat ON the ieit OF the Justice is oc-
cnP,ed by the clerk, Ar; D; z. Rlchardson,
while on the right, we find the robust, ge-
nal, yet positive and firm, sergeant of the
court, e. Ii. Chalkley: Captain Chalkley
possesses an amount OF pollteness, particu-
larly when gathering fines from those who
pay tlfem, wfch makes it really a pleasure
to pay over TO h'm. We felt disposed to
do something, get the Justice, IN his usual
good hrmor, to fine US, and then get the
sergeant to collect it. We will think more
seriously of the matter.
The crowd IN attendance this morning
was, tra.y, motley, crew, made up Of the
halt, lame, bind, old and young, black and
white, the former considerably prepondera-
ting, laz'iy lorns.ng ON the ratings, chew
'ng and squirting tobacco JUICE III huge
quantities.
lt IS depiorable 70 see SO many able
bodied and healthy-look'ng people Of both I
sexes with nothing to DO, and whose APP
pea' ance indicates a want OF disposition TO
help themselves. ANY soit of labor IS
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No Billiard Temple.-Redford and Ives, cor
ner OF Main and Eleventh streets, keep the most
fashionable Billiard Saloon in Richmond Their
tables are all new, and everything connected
with the establishment is first-class Players
are informed that whistling is positively prohib-
tied tft >
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evening State a(o,,rhat.
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
TO ADVERTISERS.

Advertisements of Lost, Wants, Found, For
inserted under theproper headings at TWEEN
TY7FIvE CENTS for one insertion; or two in.
sertons for FORTY CENTS; three insertions.
SIXTY CENTs-invaribly CASH IN ADVANCE.
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Justice White this morning most right
eously ordered dog to be killed which had
bitten little child, on the sidewalk. II
We could be made to love Democrat, it
would be for having dog killed that is
fond of human flesh in live state.
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WANTS.

WANTED TO PURCHASE A FARM, of
wv about 900 acres, in one of the Southern
States; must be healthy. Address, stating crops
grown, terms and fun particulars, to Box 1866,
oF. PAUL, MINI. iy 3--tf
NTRAXED OR STOLEN From my stables
Con Grace street, between Seventh and Eighth
July 3lst, about p. M, a dark bay or mousecol-
pred horse MULE. Top of neck rubbed by col
lar, all hair Oft brand on shoulder, and rubbed
under breast by saddle girth A reward of $40
wa ti expenses paid for his delivery at 70S Grace
street., or ut the yard corner Nineteenth and
pary SITS (aul-tsl q. ri PAGE
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MARRIED.

At Christ Church, Bfuton Parish, ON Tuesday
morning, August lst, by Rev, Thos. M Amber
ROBERT A. BRIGHT, of Williamsburg, to
NANNIE, youngest daughter of Col. John d.
Muntord, of the same city. M aei
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FOR SALE

I WILL SELL CHEAP, IF CALLED FOR
L immediately, some NEW AND SECOND
HAND CARTS, ONE FIRST CLASS AMBIJ-
LANCE, ONE NEW TWO HORSE FARM
WAGON, TWO LUMBER WAGONS, ONE
SPRING DRAY, Sc, &c.
am paying the highest cash price for Rags
Bones Iron, Sumac, &c.
Twentieth street, between Main and Cary
je l7-tf
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Ne Cigars, imported and domestic /; Smokin ing
and Chewing TOBACCO, of all grades and in any
quantity, at BALMER co. IS, sl4 Main street,
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Rd5 Teas, Coffee, Sugars Syrups-and i'm fact
everything kept in a first-elass grocery at BAL.
MER CO.'S, sl4 Main street
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ereltiitg 5State Sunrmat.

PUBLISHED DAILY (Sundays Excepted)
A' NO. 'i2H Main Street, Richmond, Va.
me JOURNAL is delivered to Subscribers in
the city at FIFTEEN CENTS PER WryK nayahls to
'he carriers-THREE CENTS per single copy
PRICE FOR MArLISe.-Three months Al ~. sly
months $3 90; one year $6 90.
The WEEKLY JOURNAL, will b. ma,,ad In
sooscnberss TX months for 70 cents one year " Co.
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We Pure Cider Vineear-Three years old-for
pickling SPICES, fresh and pure, at BALMER &
CO.'S, sl4 Main street.
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Ne Edwards Circulating Library is the
place for cheap and good Reading.
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The old Clothes 7Tade.-A number o
colored persons, both male and female
were before Justice White this morning,
charged with obstructing the sidewalks
on Sixth street, between Broad and Mar
shal, by selling secondhand clothing and
other things. Among Che number, was an
old colored woman with tongue as long as
a rake handle, and as loose jointed as a toy
snake, who annoyed the court and those
who heard her, by history of her life for
thirty years. ..s.if...'.~5sq
From her, we learned of new business
which is carried on quite extensively in
Richmond.
Aunt Mary seems to be the general agent
for the young ladies and'gentlemen of Rich
mond who have more old clothes than they
have use for, and who are wilIingto dispose
ofthem for small sums to their less indepen-
dent neighbors. Aunt Mary. says she is
doing an accommodating business to both
ladies and gentlemen, and don't think they
have a right to complain of her. The JUS
ice, very properly, alter hearing all she
had to say, then warned aunt Ma
ry and her associates not to obstruct the
sidewalks, but masmuch as they were en-
deavoring to make an honest living he would
remit the penalty. 6Ai,1ireis
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Nc Champagnes, Cider, Wines, Brandies,
and WHisKRys, at BALMER & CO.'S, sl4 Main
street
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Range of Thermometer at the Journal Office
TODAY.
A. M. .....-79 ~ M. ...,.s3I4P M.
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and the other VIII de-. The murderers are
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DAVID w. keelecher, associate editor of
the Lash World, has been missing since Sum
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The Westfield Disaster-More Deaths.
/ Ncac York, August 2.-The number of
deaths from the "Westfield, disaster has
SO far, increased to 81.
The Elections in Mckee, &C., &c.
C|yof Meaico, July 2G, via B,ush;y
cry, Ierds, August There are still
some doubts about the elections. The per-
manent deputat on of Cong ress wants new
election in some places where there were in
formalties.
Local, or rather personal rllmors are cur
rent that Governor Diez refuses to give nm
to the Federal government. the e,lns Of
Oaxaca, captured in 1867. 1t is probable
that Generals Rocha and A. Latorre will 90
with troops to enforce the delivery. 2
From California.
San francisco, August The America
has sailed with General Capron and party.
three hundred Chinese and iorty-seyen pas
sengers.
The British shin Napier has been totally
wrecked on Baker, Island,
From France.
THE EAssEMBLY-THE COURTs-MARTIAL
AGAIN POSTPONED-THE ELECTIONS
DEFEATED IN AISACE AND IOR-
RAINE.
P0ts, August 2.-Tne ,Seile announces
that the members of the Republican left
nave rejected proposition for fusion with
the extremist
The assembla9e of the courts-martial
has been postponed until the sth instant.
Jules Favre has resumed the practice of
law.
The absention from voting has defeated
the elections generally in Alsace and Lor-
raine.
Discovery Of an Incendiary Plot in France.
Londm, Aug. 2.--Papers have been
seized at Marselles relating to the purpose
Of the lnternationals to fire the docks. bnrn
the Stripping, and take the city. During the
confusion Nancy and Bourges were to be
also fired and taken on the same plan.
New York Markets.
Mao iorh, Aug 2--Flour unchanged Wheat
anii. anii. Corn steady. Pork steady at $l3 75 and
sl4 Lard film. Cotton dnll-uplandsl9A; Or
leans 20ea sales, 800 bales including o0o in
transit. Turpentine dun and heavy h5L Rosin
uull, Si. 10 for strained.
Financial.
Aeo lorh, Aug. 2.--sStocks steady and firm.
governments steady and dun. Stale bonds dun
Money nly easy at per cent Gold steady at ll2h
IN Shnrt m
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Of Uncle Toms theory, that wife was a
good one merely because she couldn't talk?)
H s lrs ss oa' mad ssPp %d Tnsn aaseg sns 81
wouldn't git up and git her match. She
got drunk last night and hab me arrested.
Mass Justis, | want you to skeer de old
woman--.just skeer her, sar, and she bound
TO git right" The Justice here informed
Uncle Tom that as his wife could not hear
he did not know how to scare her. To this
"Uncle Tom" said: "Jes let me hab her,
and | will skeer her, sar." The Justice
decided ''Uncle Tom'' was right, and told
him to take her home and "skeer" her,
Uncle Tom retired, feeling the importance
of the responsibility he had assumed.
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rNHE SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION. RAJ
L FILE for the Benefit of the Widows and m
phahs of the Southern States.
DlsTKIHUTIoS No 46a EysyJss Ara
80 80 ls "a 40 "a Y Is % n 90
DISTRIBUTION No. 1853 MORNING Ara
20 66 IL Il IS IA 63 l3 so 30 AZ 10
Witness my hand, at Richmond Va, tLis "a
day of August 1871 - ~
SIMMONS & CO., C. @. TOMpKTNS
managers. Commissioner.
CERTIFICATES OF RAFFLE can be nm.
chased from Captain W. 1. DABNE.Y at the
rom Main. ~
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- heo I"rf, Aug. 2-Stocks steady and firm.
Governments steady and dun Stale bonds dun
money easy at per cent Gold steady at ll2i
EXchange-iong, 10 short, l0ls.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-05-04

EXAMINATION PosTPoNED.-We gave
brief statement, a few morning since,
Of an attempted shooting and robbing
case out neBr Dallas; and it was further
stated that suspicion Of the dastardly
decd had attached to a man named Colin
Tolan. The victim orthe fendish attempt
was Louis Addison, u German peddlcr,
Yesterday, Tolan was brought before
Judge Johnston, but the examination Of
tho case was postponed until 2 o'clock P.
M, May 18th inst, in order to have all
the witnesses present. Tolan was re-
Quired 10 give bail In the sum Of 500 for
his appearance on that day. This he was
unable to do, and he had TO go to Jail.
Subsequently he secured u bondsman and
was released from custody. @ o. 1
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POLICE CoURT-The following cases
were disposed Of the Police Court, yes
terday morning: Barry Colgate, drunk,
one dollar and costs; Jane LeCount, pros
titution, ten dollars and costs-7sent up for
twenty days; Henry Ebbert, prostitution,
five dollars and costs. d.,
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CITY, CoUN0u.-A called meeting Of
the City Council will be held this even
ing. The special object Of the meeting,
wc,hear, is to consider the applications for
licenses presented on a previous evening.
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= i" { .sHH . d
RE.0RuANIzATioN OF HEMPFIELD
RAILROAD CoMrANY.-The recent sale Of
the HempGeld Railroad to John King,
Jr., EsQr., having been confirmed by the
Supreme Court Of Pennsylvania, meet
lug, we are informed, was held at Pitts
burgh Last Tuesday, the second instant, to
re.OrgNnize the corporation under TIT
laws Of Pennsylvania, at which new
corporation was formed under the name
of the wheeling, Pittsburgh and Balti'
more Railroad Company" to take the
place Of the former Hempfeld Railroad
Company, and VIM. o. IEughart, Presl.
dent Of the Pittsburgh Il Connellsville
Railroad Company, was elected President
oil the new company.
The new Company, We are told, expect
10 be able with the assistance to be oh.
tanned from Ohio county, the parties along
the line, and the Baltimore & Ohio Rail,
road Company, to complete the road from
Washington, Pa, to the Pittsburgh 4
Connellville Railroad, without delay,
and put the whole line in complete work.
ing order; thus forming a through line
from Wheeling to Baltimore, thirty or
forty miles shorter than the present route,
and avoiding the steep grades and short
curves of the line through the mountains
of West Virginia. The new line when
established will undoubtedly prove the
main through line from Baltimore to this
place. W
Since the foregoing was written we
have received the following additional
particulars Of the reorganization mention.
cd above: A full Board Of Directors was
elected consisting Of ATessrS John King,
of Baltimore; Hbghart, Berguin and Bis.
sci, OF Pittsburgh; Reed and Workman,
OF Washington; Ford and Lamb, of this
city. Subsequently the Board met and
organized by clecting the following
officers: W.O. Hughart, President; John
H. Page, Secretary; W. H. Ijams, Treas.
urer; G. r. blanchard, General Freight
Agent; L. NJ. Cole, General Ticket Agent;
J. L. Wilson, Master Of Transportation;
J, G. Davis, Master Of Machinery; R. T.
Devries, General Agent.
The road is to be under the immediate
supervision of Mr.. Devries. A construc'
ton train will be put on during the com,
ing week. 1t is said, and the road put in
thorough order. The experiment Of two
daily trains between this city and Wash
ington Is proving a grand success. The
business Of the road is increasing, and
promises tobe fully equal to the present
facilities Of the companyto transact. We
hear that quite number Of little excur'
sion parties are making arrangements tc
go out to Elm Grove, Triadelphia and
other points. 81
We regret that under the new order o
thingsweare to lose MIR. Hubbell, Mana
ger Of the Hempaeld. Nt. H. returns 10
Pittsburgh and resumes his former posi-
tipnon the McCOnnellsvfllo road. Since
his advent among us,he has made hosts o
friends, and proved himself Ithe "rlg1
man in the right place" he will taxi
with him 70 his former quarters the best
wishes Of the many acquaintances formed
here. l.''t Z
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GheQatelIfqetteer:
THURSDAY. MAY 4, 1871:
ForAddLtLonaI Local ses FIEst Page.
New Advertisements.

New Advertisements.
Steamer r. r. Hudson. ,s.
Steamer Juniata, l-3a.
Anniversary of Childrens' Home.
Wanted. q
Chapline Street Residence Tor Sale
Kerosene Lamps; stiJ lJ5.
Mattresses. .,...,F .4-.I. ,....T
National Business College
In the Matter Of, sc.
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FHnged Goats Hair crenadne, New and Beautiful
article for Suits. s...es w s.s.R a
Japanese silks and PopIIns in great Variety.
Black Mohalr BrIIIIantInes; and elegant. h az
Pohgees, Diagonal PoPIInS; silk serges:
Black and colored Silks, Bishops lawn Robes.
Black Iron crenadIne yards wide; all silk and wool
Pink, blue, buff and green PercaIes Lawns. ,,,-a.
coquette Cloths and organdles. ,
PIques, Wash PcpIIns, CORD Linen for Suits. 0sE
Linen and PIque Suits for Children. 400 s. & z "a e.
Linen and Bishops Lawn Suits for Ladies'. r. 3. &
Paris Muslin TUNES for Ladies'. F
Pongee Silk and Lace ParasoIs In the latest styles
Reversible Ottoman shaws. " ami 90 ,.55 81 @
Silk sacques, Lama Lace Jackets a ran ss'1 = '
Sash and Bow Ribbons, Roman Neck Ties.
Louise Ties, Embroidees and Lace Goods Of all knds
Standard Plated FEouncngs in Bishops Lawn e SWISS
octupIe Putting. ot,ra lqrrel ! 4,
Ladies' and Misses RaIbrggan Hose.
Harris Seamless Kid Gloves. Also, .ra a7,t
Low Priced Kid Gloves. d @a>s,Y
Misses Kid Gloves In all sizes. @.as '.."-
Misses ParasoIs n.,,~ "a, 2p',s a. a1, BIZ
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srRAwRERRRs AND CREAAr. -straw,
berries and the best Ice Cream, at Charlie
R, Behier's,
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Institution to me- dated February %, 1871, and
recorded In tho Recorders Office for this county
In Deed book IS, page u, Twill on
THURSDAY, the 18th day Of May next,
and theFcaltcr.irom day TO day until completed,
commencing the sale each day at ten o'clock, 4.
NJ al the Banking House lately occupied by said
Institution on Monroe street, In Wheeling, w.
Va ell at public auction for cash the following
The 6art lot and building on the north side Of
Monroe street Aforesaid which was conveyed by
William II, Woods and otherG to said Inst
By Deed dated FEBRUARY 10, 1865, and recorded In
said oElce In Deed Book %, page d98, subject 10
the dover estate Of Mis-. Mary Woods.
The part Of lot 1853 In Chapline d KOh 9 adli'
tiun part, Ofsald city, which was conveyed by the
widow and heirs OF Thomas NELL, deceased, 10
myself az Trustee, by Deed dated March %, 1871,
aud recorded In said Ollcc In Deed Book u, page
twenty-five shares of tho Capital Stock of the
Wheeling Hinge Company.
Thirteen shares Of the Capital Stock OF tho
Merchants National BanR OF West Virginia al
ono household Safe. Ono Gold Watch. A lot
Of valuable Silver Ware. A large number OF lit
eraFy and miscellaneous works, Some superior
wines, brandy, whisky and scgars. Anumber OF
Autographs Rhd paintings. SNtuAry and ptonHC
ornaments. A number Of AftiClcs Of valuable
furniture. A pew In st. Matthew'S Episcopal
Church, Wheeling, y-.
SellTg as Trustee, do not warrant; hut be-
lievC the title to be good, except against the
dover estate In the propertyon Monroe street.
apis DANIEL LAMB, Trustee.
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nor SALE OR RENT.-THE IA
u undersigned offers for sale or rent his
property, situated at Mlngo, Jefferson
county, Ohio. consisting Of 0 new brick house oil
ten ROOMS, with halls and cellar. Two OF the
rooms arc suitable for store or business rooms:
Also, frame house OF five rooms on an adjoin'
Ing lot. ,,,,,,,,,,,
ap22s n tl Z. II. POTTERY:
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srRAwDERRHs DowN-Fifteen cents a
saucer, at Charles R. Behlers.
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FOR RENT.

nor RENT-sTORE ROOM "a
e and si1 Dwelling Rooms, occupied hi
'q %aTsi Apply RENNERs HOTEL.
UIOR RENT.-TWo g) SMALL hi
10 Dwelling Houses on tho lsand.
Apply 1t the Island vineyard 70
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

(. The Board re-assembled at 81 O'Clock,
instead Of 1t.-Present, the same mem
bers as at the morning session.
A. j., Clarke, Esqr., made, u statement
in relation to correction Of assessment
ON Ferry landing in Webster township
and tho subject was referred to the PreSi'
dent Of the Beard for report.
Proposals for medical attendance and
advice to the inmates Of the County In,
Urinary and jail during the ensuing year
were opened and read. . e.
Dr.J. E. Reeves offered 70 furnish at
tendance TIRED times . week at Jail for
$3.50; Drs. G. A. s W. A. Cracraft, 500
three times 4 week and medicines fur.
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WHEELING SAVINGS INsTITU.
w TION.-TRUSTRB'S SALE-Pursuant
10 tho Deed OF Trust from tho Wheeling Savings
Institution to me, dated February %, 1871, and
recorded In tho Recorders Office for this county
In Deed book IS, page %, Twill on
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NOR sALE2 GOOD LOTS, ON
Z high ground. in Caldwell addition, on
west side James street. ,,-,,,
Ap29 u !. Irwin.
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FOR SALE.
EIRsT.C GLASS STOCKS FOR SALE.

ENRST. GLASS STOCKS FOR SALE
I will sell for cash, at public auction, on SAT.
URDAY, The 18th day Of May, 1871, a. 10 o'clock
ViFginIa. and, II necessary, by Adjoutnmehts
nom day 10 day until all arc sold, the following
% Shares Fifst National Bank Stock
10 g Centre Wheeling Market House SIX.
6n1sr Citizens INSURANCE Company Stock.
20 Franklin Insurance Company Stock.
Tho above stocks belonged TO the estate OF
Alfred Caldwell, deceased, and are sold for the
widow and distributes. ,
myl - GEO. u. CALDWELL.
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The Houston Telegraph is
The only Democratic paper we
have seen that favor.s the ac-
QUESTION of Domingo. All The
Others must. forsootll, oppose
the measure, simply BECAUSE it
is the pet project OF the Admin
istrasion. And in tIoir e SO
they are even going so far as
to heap praises OH Charles Sum-
ner, The old enemy o. Democ-
racy- The impression is be
coming quite general that
Sumner will be the next Demo
cratic candidate for President.
Very few of the measures of
the administration do we favor
But one Of them is the annexa-
ton OF Domingo. Doubtless
Sumner thinks inst as we do in
reSaed to this. We desira y
separation of the races, Sumner
their amalgamation. This an
neNation is is favored by us as
having a tendency to cause the
separation, it opposed by
Charles for the very same rea-
son. From the principles of
this proud Senator, good Lord
deliver us!