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other presents.
POISONED TO DEATn.-A health; liver sccretcs
clch day abont two and half pounds of bile, "!lch
confirms great amount Of waste matcria taken
from the blood. When the liver becomes torpid or
consesed. 1t fails eliminate thL, vast alnount of
DoAiOus substance which, therefore, remains 10 poi
the blood and be conveyed to every part Of the
system. What must be the condition of the blood
when II Is receiving and retaining each day two and
half pounds OF poison: Nature tries TO work CT
this poison through other channels and organs-thc
kidneys. lungs, skin, etc.; but these organs become
orerttXed in performing this labor in addition TO
their natural functions, and cannot long withstand
the pressure. but become yariously diseased.
The brain, which Is the great electrical centre Of
All vitality, Is unduly stimulated by the unhealthy
blood which passes to 1t FROM the heart. ami 1t fails
10 perform its Office hcalthfully Hence the symp-
toms of bile poisoning, which arc dullness headache,
ncapacity to keep the mind on any subject, impair
mcnt OF memory, dizzy. sleepy, nervous feelings,
gloomy forcbodings and irriability of temper The
biOOd hscf being diseased as 1t forms the sweat upon
the surface Of the skim it is so Irritating and poison
Gus that it produces discoUred brown spots. pn-
pies, hlotchcs, aud other eruptions, sores bos. car
bunclee and scroiuous tul!lors. The stomach, bow
els and other organs spoken Of, caEnot escape be-
coming affected sooner or later and costi:cucS>.
piles dropsy, dyspepsia. darrlust, female weakness.
and many otEer forms Of chronic disease, amou:
the necessary results AS remedy for al these va
rious manifestations Of disease, DIR. PIERCE :
GOLDEN MEDICAL DISCOVERY Is positively unC-
Guallcd BY 1t The liver and stomach changed Ia
an active, healthy state the appetite regulated and
restored, the blood and sccrctios thoroughly puri-
fled and enriched. and the whole system renovated
and built ip arrw Sold bv I'LL r.t-casS druggists.
In every quarter OF tho globe where 1t is known.
and there arc few indeed where it Is not, the McNi-
can Mustang Linmcnt takes precedence of all SINH
lar preparations. It's tIansccndcnt merits have OBJ
tanned for IL popularity seldom reached ~ any
proprietary medicine. III It's infancy the fiat Of it,
success was pronounced in the widespread endorse
mcnt which it received from physicians, veterinary
surgeons, hor,cmlcn. and the public generally. NJ
one now thinks Of questioning IT. claim to bc con-
s,dcred the standard linimcnt Of America.
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ART TouR OF EUEorr.-CoIoncl John II.
Johnston's tour Of Europe drew forth Il
c'owded house at Virginia Hall Inst night.
TniS is the n"st popular, instructive, and
musng exhibition that has visited Richmond
for several years. The humorous lecture Of
Colonel Johnston is very entertaining. There
will be a matinee Saturday afternoon at )
o'clock
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STILL THEY CoME.--Go &C, O. CAMPBELL : ccl-
eblitch cheap and wcll-kmo,7n gallery. corrcr Ninth
and Main streets, 10 ils'ass picture IL his
isril low price,. Having secured the services Of
Professor LIZ SAG Eat the enormous salary Of scycE-
iy-iyc dollars rrr wcrk, We determined tlIat The
so-c:tlicd rstclass ro!iry shall no longer Impose
upou Tie public BY is ">triTagant prices. All oc
our work iscxccutc by ilrSt-class photographers and
will bear rigid examination. We cordially invite ilc
public to call and see for themselves.
e. y. CAMPBELL & Co,
corner Ninth and Main streets.
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Tur RIvER.-The melting snow and tho
recent rains have served TO swell the NOUN
tain streams which empty into the james
and that river in consequence is about five
feet higher tlGln usual. The water is also
quite muddy, which has not been the case
before this winter.
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"Ihaye used one of your machines six or seven
years, and have been greatly pleased with 1t. Much
Of this time it has been used In making clothing for
family of twenty to thirty boys. An aged mother
and little girl IN our family have both used my
Wilcox & Gibbs with great success and satisfaction
One OF my friends who has In her house t,ro double
thread machines, usually brings quantity OF work
when she visits me- Mrs. l.. II. Psase, Flee Points
Mission, Neto York.
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STRING OF 1872.

STRING OF 1872. N0wLA.s & Go.
Are receiving ucw tvlcs Of fine jcwcry.
Now patterns Of silver for bridal presents.
New opera and matinee Chains and watches.
New diamond engagement and plain wedding rings
CORNER MAIN AND TENTH STREETS.
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MILITIA Bl1L.-This bill. us published in
this paper on the 23d of February, passed
the House of Delegates Yesterday by Il very
large majority, and has been communicated
TO the Senate. 1t provides for the thorough
organization and increased efficiency of the
volunteer force.
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REAL ESTATE SALEs.-Grubbs & Williams
sold Yesterday brick house on Twenty
ninth street between Main and Franklin, 81
feet front, running back to Thirtieth street,
for $7,125, and lot on northwest corner of
Grace and Twenty-sccond streets, 132 by lo6
feet, for S3,ijQ.
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EoT True BlLI.-Thc grand jury failed
10 tind true bill in the case of Mr. Robert
l.. Pcndlcton, charged with selling goods by
sample in violation Of the State law. He was
honorably discharged.
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nrcl-!ox or TIE SUPREME CcrRr or Ar
u.url> 7IIr CASE or MYERS ys. ZETEIIr.--
i.;..r tu,,r: " Appeals Yesterday this ill.,
;..:lat ,...c. which is possessed ot a good
t.. Il iu.-li interest. was decided hy y
..#H.mouS court in favor OF Zctcilc.
.yuu,r Christian delivered the opiHion oi
g.. Court. Tn" Judge SAYS: THE novelty
,r 81" questions which the cast presents, the
..aj,urtauc" ~ thc principles TO hc settled,
a." marked ability and learning which have
...G.ar,cr!Lcd The arguments OF counsel who.
-tl Gq;mI confidence, have pressed the
.;u., ol their clients. have demandcd aud
r.r.,rG from the court careful and anx-
..,- consideration. When the case was be-
, -. i" court in 1869 there was no expires
-... ui OHlui"n - to The merits Of the con-
rsr,yrT,r, hl; the p'aiuti,l IN the court below
Lr;r,irs h3NiTg instituted his action at law
~ Wc!ta, liz suit i'll equity on account Of the
-aMr transactions. this court sent the cause
'.tsl TO- the Circuit Court Of Richmond, with
directions 10 lhat court 10 max" an
..Irr recurring t.4y ,Iii plaintiff t. make an
....t;aH within specified time whether he
v.4I qrpnu uy Hii III this case, ~ is 10
,.. 1r:ter therein thr transactions under the
..-r,..r 81 attorney ~ wei! - those under Tic
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;.3,, IN III" ",h cr September, 1861, exc.
.r,,i = puw,r uf ait0rncv wIci,os,aS 4,
.n'aj aud comprehensive in its terms rs the
i31'!~a Hu&un2c could nuke ii. ny which he
constituted =. \. Myers and Frederick j.
''.GilrI his a"cut> and attorneys in fac, for
re nI.rl ,tl,tgt 4u; dirpu,ition OF li> prop
trt' ana hu,.n"., during his absence FROM
;..o country. I,t"Iic also executed 4 decd I"
the .3iI lr.;i!y, c,uyryiHwa house and lot 10
ll,I.i T. lrl,>;,"~., with power TO lease. rrn!
'.. sell tlc same, n thcy might deem nusl
1",rlri:,l. In 1851 Z,iriI" and ii, f"nii, left
lH.am"Ad for Lurolc. md I'D not IctulI
Uu;i} April 1867.
Ia NaTc'I. I>':2, Myers and Cridlaud mad'
>.r .! III" real estate and received The pro-
"rtlt> oi >alr. Among other evidences ol
J.a r-c"jlrd hy them from Ictcllr WAS !;
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EsITINDRE MARKETS.

BALTin0EE. March l3,-Flonr firm and fairly ac-
five" Wheat lirn. Corn dull--wEitc. G3GltJc.; yell
low 6!lLJ5c Oats. so, SC. Rye, $50 81. Pork slI
Bacon STEADY Lard. 03c. Whi.kcy, s!c.
Nirginlas, consolidated, 81. West Firginia's, II.
North Caro- liua's, Old 37s-lll bids.
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z. ". ' NMTF!.LL q ~,
corner Ninth and Main streets.

Is time for cverythng.' The present l. tie time
10 purchase ycrr dry goods. as everything in the way
Of linen, cotton. and woollcls are advancing "lp
Idly. So 90 - LEVY BROTHERS and make yorT
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If you want stylish clothing and other Gc,i!cncn's
wear ri the very best quality anI at low figures ral
at T.. b. SPENCE K SONS gents furnishing establish
mont. I3lo Main street,
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THE GopDIS-BRocK CAsEs.-The Hastings
Court was engaged OH yesterday in the cx-
animation of witnesses in the cases of Mcssl'>.
Goddin and Brock.
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SnooTING ArrME.--A shooting affair oc-
CURED on Tuesday evening on the New
Bridge road about three miles from Cold
Iarbor, which resulted in the wounding OF
Mr.. Marion W hitc. Il onc-armcu citizen of
New Kent county, by Mr.. Thcmas Adams.
The cause OF the difficulty is not ;isccr;aint L.,
but Mr.. White, who is Il brothcrin-law OF
Adams. is said to be seriously injured. The
weapon used WIS Il duublc-haIrclled shot
gun, and the load took effect III Whites left
hip. The two gentlemen lcil Richmond on
Tuesday, and arc said to have met at Wick
cr'S store. They started home together, and
the shooting must have occurred after they
left the store and ut the aforementioned
Dacp.
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FINE GcLD AND SILVER " WATCHES, for gentlemen
and ladies: opera claius AMI lconines gold chain
bracelets, gold iiilmllcs. fire gold wedding and en-
caccmcni ring fine watches repaired by skii!ul
wor!iInca. III GES%ETS.
pDrCstc the DDst-oftCp
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GRAND MATINEE Saturday afternoon at o'clock
Of the Tour of Europe at Virginia ITall. One hun
dred presents given away. Adults, twenty-five cents:
children, fifteen cents.
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NEw FIRE-ALAKM STATIoN.--A new fire
alarm box is to be put up at point on Broad
street at or near the mouth Of Jail alley. It
will probably be No. ~.
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NEW YORK MARKETS.

NEW YoEK, March l3.-Cott0n dull; sile3, 7s3
bale. upi :nd> .g3c Orleans, 2".c. Flour quiet and
unchanged. Wllskey. .esc. Wheat dull and hca'y.
, on closed ,."'iNc and frmcr at 6'3GGsc: Ricc,
.iIaac Fork lower at :l2.gGFI :l?9i. Lard easier
al >sMgsc. Say.,ls and Ta!low quiet. FrcightS
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WiMsTTTA COTTON has not advanced four cents
yard. LEVY BEoTBEks say they will sell It At .!
cents, which i only All advance of one cent yard.
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For freight or passage apply TO r
NH Ism WILLIAM L. BkEIl. AReiN-
EOR NORFOLK. PORTs-s -sEN. I

r ME, LIME, LIaiE.-The Lime manu-
IL featured by US p Botetourt county, known as
WILSON OR ROCKVILLE LINE, VIII hereafter
be nut upon the market under the name OF iNDLaS
ROCK LIME. Orders for which may De LETT 1T our
0llce, No. 1903 Dock street. - 10
November q, 1871. no -
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General Items.

WAsu>CTrN, iIarch 13.-Cooncl Foruey
interviewed President Grant to-day.
The arms investigation ciCits the fact that
VIC have nearly n half million breach-loadcrs
Oh hand, and a capacity for making 100000
mnntnlr.
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JoIISSToS'S ToCE OF ECROrE-SATrEDAI
NtTISEE.--A Adults. twenty-five cents; children, If
teen cents. One hundred presents given away.
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JOHSSTOE'S Tour OF EUEOPE.-A fine silver
lever watch given away tonight, with one hundred
other presents,
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NOTARY PUBLIc.-The Governor has ap-
pointed Carr Bailey q notary public for the
county OF Lee.
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ADvEHTISE.-Our merchants seeking trade in any
portion of the country should advertise in tiIr
papers Of that section. ". ELI.IsoS & Ga. will
take advertisements and have them inserted al PuJ-
ishcrs' raleS.
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BILLS THAT HAVE BECOME LAws.-The fol-
ow!pg bills and join, resolutions have bc-
come laws since our last report:
An act to amend and rcciEct section IS OF
chapter lU1 Of the Code Of 1860, --in regard 10
f.lng in the Rarpalunnock river. Ai-
proved Narch 2, 1872.
An act 10 provide for 4 rCdiTiSion OF the
county "f &Gr;in"ham into townships. -ilI-
proved March :, 1872.
An act to amend the charter Of The city of
Lynchh,w@. Approved March &, 1872.
An uc, appropi.atin" sum Of money for
heating the building OF the Eastern Lunatic
Asylum by steam. approved March 6, 1872.
An act ior the rclicl of Nathaniel Prince,
cf the county CT Loudoun. Approved March
:, 1872.
IN act to incorporate the James River and
Suly Count Railroad Company. Approved
March !, 1877.
An act to authorize the formation Of the
New River Railroad Mining and Manut;lc-
turing Company. Approved March !, 1872.
An act to Incorporate the Chesapeake
Warehouse Company, OF Norfolk, Va. Ap-
proved March L, 1877.
An act to complete the organization of the
Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio Railroad Com
pany. Approved MarchG, 1872.
Anact 10 Incorporate 81. Patrick'* Beneficial
Society, of Lyncuburg, Va. In force March
3, 1872.
An act to incorporate the Midway, Raphine
and Brownsb,rg Turnpike Company. In
force March 9, 1872.
An net to incorporate the Southern Trust
and Banking Company. In force March 8,
lS14.
An net to incorporate the Bank of Berry
Vile. In force March -, 1872.
An act to incorporate the New Market
Bank ni Virginia. IN force March l., 1872.
Joint resolution requesting Congress to
furnish Virginia her quota OF arms. Agreed
- February -, 1872.
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NJ ELLysOS & Co. Advertising agents. DISPATCH
building will receive advertisement, ANA have t!!cn
inserted III any Journal OF the country &. rcgrlaI
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Suicide.

WAREEyToy. VA. March l3.-H. l.. Mcni.
fee, Of spcrryyiIlc, Va, committed suicide on
Mouiay last.
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(LOTlIING.
1910 MAIN STREET. 1912
REM AL. ...
HENRY wHITLOCK, MERCHANT TAILOR.
1879

X T. u ~ V ~ LIE
HENRY wIITL OCK, MERCHANT TAILOR.
Grateful TO the public for many past year, ~ Ia-
tronacc and Kindness, thankfully ask leave ~ An
NOUSCE that have removed my place ot o'lsihces
from No. I4l5 TO
1919 MAIN STREET.
This IS the old stand Of Mesrs. MITCHELL q, If-
/ Err on the northcaS. side Of 3lain street ano'e
Fourteenth. Ny stock Is
LARGE, CHOICE. AND EXTENSIVE,
selected with attentive and my dispositlon 10
please my friends and patrons uncnaDgcu i a,iu .h M
changeae. The new store offers inner Iaei!iueS i'f
rII, q xhIbtiou of 4 stock of GOODS mere
RARELY EQUALLED.
am enabled To furnish my customers WIN SLUiH-
iSC; TO ORDER, or EEADi-NADE, aud WIZ
WARRANT SATISFACTION,
from the finest articles OF CLOTHING DOWN 10 Ihe
most trilipg OF necessaries. In
OSIERf,
ain prepared 10 supply the public, and oniy hsh
that those who have known me long and ~sh WA
continue ~
ENCOURAGE IE.
7 promisc 10 leave nothing on my part nir'ioIc 10
satisfy honesty and fidelity In legitimate intSrccur,e
Of business and respectfully Invite cal from si'
HENRY wHlTLOcK. Merchant Tabor
f. l7-eodiin loI< Aaah stfrs1, 'sAiuAA"
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DED-Asu ANTHRACITE.
HHEAP GOODS AT
saa aiarN AND 2oS BROAD STREET.
notwithstanding she advance IN

Notwithstanding The advance ih
STOVES. TIS-NAHt, lsil
AND HoUsE-FURSisHiNG,G ,GpQtiS
generally, have concluded 70 close oas my barge
stock Of such goods at cost, 10 make ROOM Tor NY
spring stock An iu need OF goods In ans WI
please call at S25 Main street, or os Broad street.
nh a,h ,,-s. ". j. ANDERSON.
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Walking-canes and umbrellas In endless variety at
K. B. SPENCE & Sons, l3oo Main street.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC, MARCH IL, 1872.
,,m rises s....... 1908 Moon sct>...........ll::0
s,,n sets ..... $50 High tide. ........ s,4
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| JOHSsTOS'b TOUR OF ECKoPE.-A fine silver
lever watch given away Tonight with one hundred
other presents.
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Navigation open. Snow blockade renewed. Nj
the avenue, leading IT, LEVY BROTHERS store NO"
opened So lose no time in calling and making your
purchases. Don't delay, rs Ill kinds Of dry goods
are advancing.
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VIRGINIA HALL.
GROCERIES, &c.
05BARRELs JOHN TAYLoR's cELE.

OK BARRELS JOHN TAYLOR'S CELE-
BRATED SUGAR-CURED JERSEY HAMS.
es hogsheads CT.EAE RIB SIDES,
Is hogshcads SHOULDERS,
IS hosshca,ls PORTO RICO SUGAR,
100 bags RIO COFFEE.
so bugs LAGUAYRA COFFEE,
IS bags OLD GOVERNMENT BROWN JAVA
COFFEE, choice article;
40 barrels william Aloller 4 Sons extra GOLDEN
SYRUP,
900 ls,rrels EASTERN HERRISGS (newl,
$50 boxes SANGER'S MUSTARD,
10 half-ciests GOLD CHOP TEA,
q halt-chcsts GCSPOW DER TEA,
IS cases BLACK TEA.
$50 kegs ENGLISH SODA (our Importation daily
expected, which VIC ocr TO the trade ut lowest mar
ket rates. ,. 4. TAkO1 q w.
mi \
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The steamers nf this line leave their wharf At
Rockets every Monday and Wednesday night al
Freight received every day up TO tif-Isst O'Clock
T. II. Saturdays until ha!f-past O'Clock r NJ
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Inc gentleman Nnose name We piaco
tne ne~u VI 'n'S ait'oio nss " ouo 'eniul
olow csieu aonh upou n's heAa '1e iu'ensS
mshsuWy VI sns' S,aS' y, so'o-neA"S au .n
Ponuoal prosItutos"no style themselves LAO
erA hepuoncans' hoerahSm mean
anything IN 'ni' eonneeu ,'t IL means iIOera
lying anu hoerN use Vi oiiiinkHsao, sianuei
ana NpaPerauohi "nleh ~ thisulne lsheapeu
upon the head Of the speaker. Mr.
blaine must be defeated Is the cry, and the
nat has gone torth from the greeley
and Brown headquarters, and from oil tho
realms OF reOeldom, that Blaine must and
shall be defeated.
"Not % fast my masters"
We know story worth two OF this. Mr.
Blaine Will not be and cannot DO defeated
His timely, able aud convincing letter TO the
Massachusetts, Senator completely laid ont
the inflated. pompous and sslf-styled states
man. We know that Mr.. Sumner and his
renegade followers affect not 10 miss Mr..
Blaine, and we know, also, that they will
never forgive him.
The farmer Of ChAppaqua, the author Of
the letter himself, aud the managers gene
rally Of this corrupt and corrupting coalition,
hate Mr.. Blaine with an intensity and with a
vehemence that Is almost terrific, because Of
his truthful expose Of the nmsly argument In
Mr.. Summers letter, that was Intended TO be
so potential with the colored people. The
great Senator's letter was sent forth with all
the pride aud pomp. and circumstance which
usually accompany the manlfestos OF this
heretofore much-oyerratod statesmen; aud ii
was believed that Ii Wonld carry conviction
to the minds OF large body Of colored
voters and induce them TO vote for Greeley,
whom Mr.. sumner styles an old-tlme ADOLF
ZIONIST. Mr.. Blaines sententious aud strong
saxon utteranees Punctured THIS Wind'6ag'
and II collapsed ike soap bubble, so mat
none can gather Hup' Tue NUMBER oil coiored
voters VINO nave oeen lunuenced oy tmay
easlly DC eounted upon INC myers MI sum
ner iettes va SOM iortn 70 poison inc ensn-
heis OF PuohG plousn. ana 70 petVer1 puDnc
acuon aihong the coloreu Poop'ei ou' MT
b'SinoS uu'aiui anu PSt rlo''c rePiy was 30
oPPo5'uue, Suu mas Deou ~ oon',uO,uS' ' .,
tno senator lo''pr Is uunoeueo Hau his lu''
niina''onS OF no more "SCoun' quo eau pro
uuee no more erect 'hSn 'uo ropeS Ou''
sSS,ns' - 'lio so 'Ilt ,.,-r,,--
~ 49, '0"N ~"
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MR.. PHILLIrs, LETTER.

Mr.. Wendell Phillips, as will be seen from
his letter In another column, speaks with no
uncertain sound in the present crisis. lie
differs from Mr.. sumner as 10 the duty of
the cOlOred men In the presidential canvass,
aud hopes they will cast their votes for Gen.
Grant and Mr.. Wilson, who represent the
only party that Is likely to be true to their
interests, to preserve all that has been won
during the last ten years.
Mr.. Phillips shares with Mr.. Smith, Mr.
Garrison, and the other leaders OF the old
Anti-slSvery party the opinion that no conn.
dence eau be placed In the nominee Of the
Cincinnati and Baltimore conventions. I'm
the weary years of our struggle he had
enough OF clear moral vision TO see the JUS
tlce OF our cause, but he mover had
courage enough to confess his faith. II
events had ever given him the courage, no
never would have had principle enough TO
risk anything for an idea. A trimmer by
nature and purpose, he has abused even an
American politicians privilege of trading
principles for success. But for lack Of abnl-
ty he would have been the chief tlme-seryer
of his age / never knew till now any OF his
euloglsts so needless and discriminating as
ever to claim that he was q sincere man. As
for his honesty, for twenty years II has been
bywOrd with us that Ii would be safe 10
leave your open purse In the same room with
him, but as for any other honestyno one was
ever witless enough to connect the idea with
his name. Mr.. sumner tTusts hlm as a life
time abolltlonlst.' This Is certainly news to
you and to me; you and know well when
Rbolltloniat was term OF reproach how
tlmldly no held up his skirts about him, care
full 10 put wide difference between himself
aud us.
There is no one In all this broad land who
knows Mr.. Greeley better than Mr.. Phillips
knows him, who has more closely watched
his course aud studied bis many-slded char
acter, The pFOtralt which be bus painted Is