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TuFGdGsToEY OF \ NATIONAL REMEDY.-tiere Is
the history Of the most celebrated tonic ol the
agc In nutshell. In 1869 1t was announced that
certain combination OF vegetable ingredients with
pure tliIIlsiye s;ilnulant, was working wonders III
the Of chronic dyspepsia, nervous debility liver
complaint periodical feyers. rhumatlsn and constl-
tuicnal weakness The unprctcndlng maine given 70
the specific was PLANTATION BIrTERS. The state
mcnt attracted the attention Of invalids everywhere
The new remedy received fair trial. and the results
more than confirmed all that had been said IN Its
praise TEenccf0rwarl It was grand SUCCESS. The
business columns Of the press spread the glorious
news far and wide and the martyrs to indigestion.
biliouSness physical prostitution. and premature &C.
cav rs If by common consent, sought relief from the
new vegetable restorative. They found 'chdf Mcy
Souqht From that time to the present the increase
In the demand for Plantation Bitcrs has been oEe OF
the most striking events in this age.
For coughs, bronchitis, and consumption, In It's
carly sEugcs, nothing equals DR.. PlEKCL's Golden
Medical discovery.
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QuALIfIEn.-Mr c. Junius Woodson qlali-
fled yesterday a3 an attorney to practice law
in the uustiuss Court QftAiS city.
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YOUNG HEADS on OLD SIlOuLDEHs.-Ihc youth
of the laIr-n other words, It's original color, bril-
liancy. uxuriancc, and clastcl,y-lnay be pcrra-
ncntiy preserved by the use "f PIALoN'S Hair III
vigoiator Thus the Oldest veteran may always wear
Il Young hcld on his shoulders, and every head bc
protected against tic decay loss OF its natural COW
ernG. Sold by all druggists
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NJ. ELLYSoN 6 Co., Advertising Agents. nsrA1CII
building, will receive advertisements and lave them
inserted In any journal OF the country Il! regular
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l,ILADELPuIA LIVE STOCK MAI

PHILADELPHIA, February 12.-Bceyes In fair de-
maud this week sales, 1900 head ut 7sGsc.; extra
Pennsylvania aud western steers, 9sc. for few
choice; fair to good, 6!N7c.: common, 5Gsc. Sheep
in fair demand: sales, $1,000 head at 6(Iloc Hogs
higher: sales, 5,7so head at S7.750Ss.J0.
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Congressional.

WAsulYGToy, February 19- Sendie.-The
majority and minority krlklux reports were
presented and ordered to BE- printed. The
majority report, in connection with the eX-
tension and suspension OF tie hGbeas corpus,
recommends exceptional general amnesty.
The debate was very bitter in tone. Mr.
Conkling spoke three hours. He defended
the Administration in everything, and assailtd
McsSrs. Sumner and SchurZ with great bit.
ternesS. He charged Mr.. Schurz with fur
niShing ammunition for the Democrats. He
said that 100000 copies Of his and other lnde-
pendent Republican senator's speeches were
circulated by the Democrats in New Hanp-
shire, and We're more priced than regular
Democratic documents. He charged him and
Sumner with conspiring to malign the Pres:-
dent, and with being willing even to disgrace
their country if it would aid them in iniuring
Graut. lie charged them with holding unall-
thoriZed communication with French agents,
and cited an old statute Furnishing such conf
munication with foreign governments or
agents Us misdemeanor. He read from a
German paper in Chicago an attack Oh Dir.
SchurZ.
Mr.. Schurz said it was edited by collector
of internal revenue. [Lau9hter.l
Mr.. Conklipg said he read it to show how
Dir. Schurz's conduct was regarded by the
intelligent people of the country.
lIr. sclurz said it only showed how it was
regarded by internal revenue collectors.
[Laughter.]
The discussion on the sale of arms to
France WAS resumed, and continued to atl-
.journment.
Rouse.-The civil rights bill, similar TO
Summers, went over to next Monday.
The resolution instructing the Committee
On Ways and Means TO report bill abolish
ing the duties OH salt and coal failed Of two
thirds yote--aycS, 1903 nays, Sc.
The bill aboishing the duty on tea and
coffee passed-ayeS, 153; nays, &c.
The EukluN Committee reported. The
minority report was presented, but not le-
ceiyed-thc vote being 130 to CO; not two
thirds-bccause it contained phrases dlsre-
spectful to the President. Subsequently,
however, upon condition that it should be
pruned of its offensive and unparliamenta1y
phrases, it was received without division.
Adjourned.
General Items.
WASHINGTON, February Ex-senator Davis
La convalescing.
There will be no minority report in favor
of Abbott, who claims the senatorial seat
from North Carolina.
1t is reiterated that the Committee on Elec-
tions will report in favor Of seating Ransom
from North Carolina.
Charles Hale has been confirmed Assistant
Secretary Of State.
The Committee Of Ways and Means de-
cided to-day that the income tax for the cur
rent wear shall he collected as heretofore.
The commissioner of Internal Revenue is
distributing the necessary blanks.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-02-20

RESERVE ENDOWMENT POLICIES arc spcciait!
with the WIDOWS AND OErHANS' BENEFIT LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY. J. B. MOORE, agent, corror
of Cary aud Thirteenth streets.
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CArCus.-A caucus Of the Conservative
members of the General Assembly will be
held in the Hall of the House Of Delegates
tC-ui-ht
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-02-20

'VO TOBACCO MANUFACTURERS
l. desire to Inform the tobacco trade that VII!
make the furnishing of their supplies srecialty IN
LARfiE sTOCKSof the BEST GOODS IN THIS
LINE.
iam now receiving, partly In bond.
loo eases of the best SPANISH LlCQRiCE PASIE,
comprising the a. & & A." the genuine o!d ''ti
G" brand, the . Wallis " Extra; also, several
100 barrels Choicest DARK SYRUP, Weighing laa
pounds per gallon.
" barrels choice sIfTEn GUNS.
OILS, TONQUA BEANS, &C.
have made arrangements by which VIII nave
the sale OF the present stock OF the syrups OF the
VIrgini.. SnSar Refining Company. Ihese afe w
eotnsf svr,is I'm the United States at the prices az
which NH heli them They are guaranteed pure
sugar and free from all chemicals.
Liberal arrangements offered to the grocery sfaae
on ihssa Goods, JOHN ii. WILLIAMS.
VI is I'm, 1907 Cary street.
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CuoHrn TO DEATu.-On Saturday night
Spencer Da>snct. aged five months, Child of
CHERRY Bassnct, was chokcd to death by a
piece Of bacon wNrI it ~ its mother.
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PROPOSALS.
uESArEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD toNPASi,

(.UrS ArEAKE AND OHIO RkILROAU tONPANY,|
ESGINGER'S OFFICE.
HUNTINGTON. W. VA, january 81, 1872.
PROPOSALS. WILL BE RECEIVED
L nj this Office UNTIL FEBRUARY ~, 1872, @ Tor
and SHED Mt Huntington, on the main line Of the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad.
rotnlv Wood. R,ick, Iron Slate, plastering. Glaz-
ing. and Painting plans and specifications to be
seen at this otacc. Building l0oxe5, three stores
ffn I'D Division Engineer.
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ExCHANGE, SALE, ASDnsp
III LIVERY STABLES.-Hsstsg rntee e.
of Mr.. John . Davis his stables rnd i.ase Wy. n
he rlessed 10 see III who sre In xsms q I.o. =
BEOK and uSBROSt II 1xHs anc ttuNeE5
TURNER g. CO.. ia42 FraISl1u ss,,xss.
We are also prci,arp fnfake any nsna cI t4ssss
aud mules on lirers By tbe tssg or incnta:: 2: 4 rn
+ SIe-sw !. Nl--~----s ~ =
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.

England.
LONDON, February l9.-It is reported that
bHchotlshcim, who las charge of the pro-
jected new cable to New York, has refused
the orertures from the Anglo-American Com
pany, looking to the amalsamation of the new
enterprise with the present cable combna-
ton, on the ground that such action would
lead to the continuance of the present exorb-
liant tariff and mismanagement of business
thus defeating one eud for which the SUBJ
Scriptions were made.
In the House of Commons to-day D'Israeli,
avowing his unwilingness to touch the ques-
ton of the Alabama claims just now, wished
to beinformed when the British Government
had received the American case. He had
been under the impression that it had been
received about tine 1st of February, but he
had understood since that the Government
had it before them as early as the middle OF
December.
Mr.. Gladstone replied that 1t was inconve.
nient for the Government to answer the in.
quiry at present.
LCpln,onc Rationale asserts that con.
spiracy has been discovered in which gene.
rails under tile late Emperor are the leaders.
Their pln was to disperse the Assembly By
force and take possession of the Government,
when they were to be supported by larg
number of cX-ollicerS and soldiers of the enl.
pirc from the north.
TOpin'one says that in CONSCIENCE of this
revelation the Belgian frontier is carefully
guarded and no one permitted to cross into
France without passport.
\ slight demonstration was made before
the residence of the Duke D'Aunlale on Sum
day, the crowd uttering cries hostile to mon
archy. Several arrests were made. 1t is said
the affair was melted by Bonapartists.
The Forthcoming manifesto of the mon
archists in the Assembly monopolizes the at
tention Of tie Deputies.
PARIS, February 19.-Gcorge H. Baker,
the American Minister to Constantinople,
was yesterday presented to President Theirs
by Minister Washbllrn.
Thiers gave State dinner last evening, at
which Lord Lyons, Mr. Washburn, Senor
OloZga, aud Count Arninl, were among the
guests.
The announcement Of the arrival Of the
American squadron at Naples was prenla-
tuie. The fleet is still at anchor in the bar-
Dor at Nice, and it is now doubtful whether
it will 90 20 Naples.
Spain
MADRID, February 10.--Thc ministry has
resigned. Sagosta will probably head the
new ministry. Considerable agitation pre-
walls.
Later.-It is now said that Topete or Ser.
rano will head the new ministry.
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SI,nin

MADRID, February 19.--Thc ministry has
resigned. Sagosta will probably head the
new ministry. Considerable agitation pre-
walls.
Later.-It is now said that Topete or Ser.
rano will head the new ministry.
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MANCHESTER ADVERTISEMENTS.

TOR RENT, the large BRICK BUILD,,la
Il ING on southwest corner OK forse[ aro moisnsi
William Ambers This place IS admirably saltea ZOE
boardiG 2-hou.e having large rooms; So1a OF ,h
md cetral location. For terms, Inquire OF tn1
undersigned &C Bca,tic's Hotel. Ninth anG .,I nun
streets. hoDEhA oA>-
faI
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4 few more Dollar Shirts at l. j. Sri;%CE x SONS,
Inn Main street
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TAT CATTLE.
,.BIG REM AND PULASKI BEAUTY"

These superior CATTLE were sold toIay by a.
G.. Robertson. Livestock Broker, for William 4
stewart, OF Pulaski county, Va. Weight oi tne
pair, 1910 pounds gross price, S5oa. rEtEh Is.
BURKE purchaser, Stall. No. 10 Second MARKET.
FEBRUARY ~. 1877. !c .u-St-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-02-20

FOR NORFOLK, TS-fM
y MOUTH, AND WAY-LANDINGS2saSssass
ON JAMES EivER.--The elegant steamer PAIL.
SADE, Captain NELSON viii leave her wharf lat
Virginia Steamship aud Packet Co,npany's shedsl
every TUESDAY, TIL HURSDAY- und SATURDAY
ut % O'Clock 4. VI. Freight received every day from
O'Clock A. " 10 q o'clock =. NJ. All way freight
must be prepaid. Apply to agent on wharf or cap
tain on board. de l8-
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E'oR NEW YORK.-virginia ,,fGe

q OIs INV = = t1As- uSIuI3 <E+FFN
II Steamship and Packet Company, 5 ssE44S
elegant steamship GEORGE b. OPTION. Captain
ROBERTS. will leave her wharf at Rockets on TUES
DAY, February e0th. ut p. NJ, connecting with
steamers for Fall river and Boston from pier.
Close connections and through bills ading given to
all southern. elster. and western places; also TO
Europe and Australia. Fare, %; meals and Atate-
rooms extra. For freight or passage. apply to
u. j. BURR. PrC.idcnt, 12II Main street.
-WAsTHSGroS q Co., Agents. Pier II North river,
New York. FL fe Eat
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MILITARY NOTICES.

HEADQUARTERS II. L. ]. BLCEs,l
February 20, 1879. s
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DEPAnTUREs OF O, sTEAsGERs.

FOR NEW YoRK.-The Old I,5sRes
4 Dominion Steamship 1;omnsny,s Gle aSSEf&SSS
nsc,s sans sioe-wheei s steamship WYANOK, Captain
,c,n, vi, SAL on TUESDAY. Febrtxry 9vth. at
Through bills of ladinE signed, and goods for
waroed with Dispatch TO ali points north, soutb.
cast, ana west. Close connections made with Cunard
Line for foreign ports. Passenger accoiar,odarion
unsurpassed Fare, sl2; steerSse. as; round-trip
tickets, S20. For freight or passsge, npsIy Co
&c ls-:t 30. 8 governor s;rest.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-02-20

nR. HOBSON, recently Of Clover hiil
~ Pits, having removed 10 Manchester, rsspect.
fully offers his professional services TO lne cuene
OF the town. For the present he may &c iounu -
his residence, on Ninth street near the co,EeE y.
Ninth and Banbridgc. about one square In nS -
Of Mr.. James Perdue's store. IeS-eOoIn-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-12-11

MRs. GES. SANDERsoS, Of Worthing-
ton. Ohio, has In her possession box
said TO have been brought In the coun-
try by Cortez. at the time Of his con-
quest OF Mexico, and was at one time
In the possession of Gen. Santa Anna.
Il was captured at the time the Ameri-
can troops took the City Of Mexico,
and Is thought to be about 400 years
old. 1t is inlaid with ivory in the most
elaborate manner. The box was pro-
badly brought home by the lady's hus-
band, Gen. Winslow f. Sanderson, for
merly a merchant at Columbus, aud
who was commissioned by President
Polk. and distinguished himself during
the Mexican war. r. % ...
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-12-11

AT length It is proven that man
has more vanity than a woman. This
is the way it came to pass: 4 curious
investigator watched while thousand
men passed looking glass used as a
sign on the sidewalk in Broadway.
The result Of his observation showed
that nine hundred and ninety-nine
men glanced complaccntly ut their
image rs they passed. The other man
was blind. Four hundred and fifty
two women passed during the same
hour and q half, and none of them
looked In the mirror-all of them be-
Ing engaged intently examining each
others appearance and dress.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-12-11

" q tallow candle be placed in a
gun, and shot at the door, 1t will 60
through without sustaining any injury;
andif musket ball be fired into water
It will not only rebound, but be flat
tened as II fired against solid sub
stance. A muSket ball may be fired
through q pane Of glass, making the
hole the size of the ball, without
cracking the glass; If the glass be sus-
pended by thread, -it will make no
difference, and the thread will not
even ylbrate.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-12-11

A ROCHESTER, boy teased his girl for
an hour to 90 out and take \ lunch
with him. aud she at last consented.
Though not feeling hungry In the
least. she managed to get away with a
stew, = plate OF raw, white fish, an
Irondequoit trout, two quail OH toast.
q glass Of sherry. and half pound Of
caramels. Her escort left for Denver
tho next day.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-12-11

TEE grand and gay Alexis liked
everything about us but our newspa-
per interViewers. Splendid men and
handsome women, he says, and he
would like to come and see them
again. America, to him, has not only
the most beautiful ladies in the world,
but more in proportion to the popula-
tion than any other country.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-12-11

A STRANGER travelling through In
dianais struck by large number Of
tomstones bearing the inscription:
"Sacred to the memory Of -; born,
-; pulled gun out Of a wagon,
-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-12-11
0.rIck or TME RED JAoKET

0RFICK OF TEE RE ID JACABT
bGold and Silver Mining Company. No. 3Js
No,soomery street, Ban Francisco, California,
oecsrnber 8, iS79.-To tho Stoekholders OF the
Rod Jacket Gold and Silver Mining Comnany:
m stock In the Red Jacket Gold and Silver
IinIn0 Company. situated In Gold HUI District,
atoSsy eounty, Nsvsds, 10 now ready for irsu-
80 n "a ones Of the Company.
s- II. q, HOWARD, Secretary.
oncs-ssa Montgomery street, San Francisco,
Sa,&feTnla.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-12-11
MEDICAL.
MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
.s7 .EsTABLIsuED b." isl
DIR. j.. 9. YOUNG IN 1859.
For the Cure OF all Disensas sf thS
.. Urinary and Generative
... ..E Organs, and a
ALL FEMALE COMPLAINTS,
No. 61S Sacramento street,
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. '
Cures Guaranteed. or No Pay RelntrsS'
CONSULTATIONS. con 4, ny Lr17r1 on orxavu., nm.

70
CONSULTATIONS. ny Lrr1rR on oIzrHwu1, nm.
THIS CELEBRATED INSTITUTE has
i enjoyed OH this coast an uninterrupted sue
Gers oil eighteen years, and has become one o.
the renowned Hospitals OF the aye. What the
celebrated Lock HorpItal Is 70 London, and The
no less renowned establishment OF RECORD y -
ParIr, this Institute has become 70 the fteaAe
Coart The thousands annually received ano
cured at this place IL IN point OF number Of p.
tieuts among the very nrst OF the Hora, sne
thc SUCCESS Of its treatment ranks IL second 70
none.
Seminal Weakness or SpertnatsrrhoA.
Tn. Young man who experiences that growing
weaKuess In his muscular and mental orgAnisA-
tion, should stop 10 consider whence u Arsss'
He will lind In The weakness OF the oAek, IoRe'
ling Uf the limbs, disordored digestion, unAs-
EQUITABLE falling OF the powers of the mipo,
Iir,astc for roclety, dread OF impending trouols,
forebodings Of evil. sleeplessncss, trouoico enA
Iasciyious dreams, growing deafnsss, loss o
muscular power, and numerous other symptoms
of disorganization. the positive traces OF tnAs
most terrible and destructive OF AZ olseAseS
Seminal Weakness wasting away his poHenI
destroying his hopes Of life and manhood, ana
dragging him along the broken path OF his ex
istence toward q premature and lOatheome grave
To him who finds his life dribbling out in tne
discharge OF the vital principle OF existenee "
nocturnal and diurnal emissions, tho mere ees:
putiou OF Its appearance brings NO ansurAnco o.
relief.
hope of manhood, brings TO such one no nope
of cure, but adds 70 his misery In the knowied.e
that the one who looks TO MN ior 20 musn
her happiness, IL victim to his evil. and An n
nocent companion TO his punishment. He aom
TO his misery and disorder until hope Leaves
him. There Is no rescue except In proper ana
skillful treatment. Those who have become ne
victims Of solitary vices, that dresdial, nc nses-
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-07-31

HoN.,WM. ID. KELLEY ,aof the Fourth
Congressional district of Philadelphia, seems
to have no opposition to his reelection. Alb
sent from his home in the far Northwest re-
cruiting his health, he can repose says the
Press, upon the supreme satisfaction that
the efforts Of a long life have triumphed in
the confidence of all the people in the city
in which he was born. AS yet no canii-
date has been named in opposition to Judge
Kelley. Indeed, the Democratic party
itself seems willing to concede to him the
rare tribute of a unanimous return to the
halls which he has adorned by his I'M
challenged craftsmanship in defence of her
great industries. Judge Kelley is not one
of the fawning politicians Of the hour. lie
has not courted administration nor flatte red
aspirants. His convictions have been sim
cere, and he has sustained them with
matchless ability. How fortunate it would
be for the people of Pennsylvania if more
such men could be nominated for high sta
ton. i ''t "2.H ''"'
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-..'H l.-T.A5a'-" .7'
TIE planet Saturn, being now favorably
situated for observation, is watched with
the greatest interest on account of the re-
Gently discovered fact that the inner dusky
or semi-transparent ring has disappeared.
Saturn has always been one of the most in
teresting planets to astronomers. When
first discovered it was thought to consist Of
three bodies, the largest being considered
the centre of a system (; but in 1866 Huy-
ghens made the announcement that the
planet sis surrounded by thin, fiat ring,
nowhere attached to its surface" Then
came the discovery that the ring was dou-
Bile, and finally Sir VIM. Herschel dis
covered the satellites, .'ike pearls strung
on silver thread - and in 1852 the trans
parent ring, now Invisible, was made out.
This remarkable series ofadiscoveries, con-
sidering the distance Of the planet from the
earth, has suggested for Saturn the title
''the marvel of the marvellous heavens.'
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-07-31

THERE are now three or four expedi-
tons in the Arctic regions endeavouring to
reach the North Pole. First, the German
expedition, which follows the plan for
reaching the Polar Sea devised by DR.. Pc
terinann, which is to 60 up on the east side
of Spitzbergen. Second, Captain Halls
expedition, which goes up Baffin's Bay to
Jones' Sound. Third, the expedition which
started from San Francisco last summer,
intending to penetrate the Arctic Sea by
way Of Behring's Straits. Fourth, Swed-
ish expedition, which proposes to winter in
the north part Of Spitzbergen and try to
reach the Pole next summer. 7F-,
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-07-31

Mr.. GREELEY's Protectionist friends
will doubtless be much encouraged by the
confident statements put forward by the
leading Democratic organs. Thus the
World declares that it supports Greeley
"because he has become muzzled and pass
i've, whereas General Grant is an untram-
meled and active Protectionist. Mr.. Gree
ley has bound himself by a solemn public
pledge to stand neutral on this question.
What do the Protectionists say to this
semi-oflicial explanation of their old friends
position? E''F'' s5'''Hs0 aEtHa~ Fi5
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-07-31


THERE may be change in the opinions
Of men, but at the present writing there
are thousands of intelligent Democrats
who, secretly reviewing Mr.. Greeley's re-
cord and the impulse that nominated him
at Cincinnati and endorsed him at Balti-
more, will never give him their votes for
President in November. Ours is thought
full age; and while Democratic politicians
may be perfectly willing to sacrifice their
own Judgment for the sake of expediency,
hundreds and thousands of Democrats will
pause before what is undoubtedly the
greatest somersault of the age. They may
look upon the acrobatic performances of
their heretofore chiefs, but they will never
theless refuse to initiate so dangerous and
so ridiculous an experiment. 80 - %
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-07-31

" The New York Tribune is very much
concerned because the President and some
of the members of his Cabinet do not re-
main in Washington all of the time. But
that Gov. Hoffman goes off to Newport to
" loiter y away the summer, and that Gov.
Graft Brown leaves Missouri for long
absence and disgraceful soft crab exhibi-
ton in the East, to be followed by an ex-
tended stumping tour--all this gives the
Tribune no concern. Isn't such campaign
ing too small potatoes for resp ectable journ-
alsm? But if the. Tribune can't find any
thing else to say? al5 aat W -rse -isn