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RELIGIOUS SERVICES To-MoRRow.-
We note the following special appoint
ments: E|ggsat.Ig
Grace-Street Presbyterian .-Services at
IL A. M. and 6P. M. in the main audience
room. in which the congregation will wor-
ship regularly hereafter.
2 Sidney Baptist.-Rev. John A. Dear
born at IL A NJ. g.-a ". ,.a wa 8
~ ~race-Street Baptist.-At night a mass
meeting in behalf of the church. in Rome.
~ Second Baptist. REV. G. @. Biting at
IL A. M. and ST p. NJ. ~ 81 =.
D English Lutheran.--In consequence of
the sickness Of the pastor there will be no
service in this church tomorrow. gt
Elda Park.-Services in German by Rev.
John Blenner at IL A. M. Is ~.
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Philadelphia, July 6.-Twenty-three in
quests were held here yesterday. Most Of
them were from heat.
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n

easy at 4 per cent Exchange, long 10; short,
1913. Covenants, STRONG and steady. States
duh and steady. &
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SHIPMENT OF ToBACCo.-It is esti-
mated that nearly one million pounds OF
tobacco were shipped from this city ycster-
dnv -- --L -
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EXCURSIONS.

TNxCURsfDN TRAIN TO STAUNTON
Ia AND INTERMEDIATES STATIONS,
EVERY SATURDAY, AT 4:45 p. NJ,
,t& AT REDUCED RATE.
Tickets good to return by either train Monday.
kare chance to enjoy the Blue Ridge scenery.
SOS A. III. PERRY,
je 27-Th&F3m General superintendent.
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PROPOSALS.
Il AND BINDING.
DEPARTMENT OF Pubic PRINTING, .
RICHMOND. lime 10 1879

" PUBLIC
L N BINDING.
DEPARTMENT OF PUBIC PRISrIHe, !
RICHMOND, June 10. 1872.
Proposals will be received by the undersigned,
at his office, in the Capitol, until WEDNES-
Jay. July 10. 1872, 70 O'Clock meridian, for the
reprinting and binding of five hundred copies
each of With and IXth Leigh's Report, con-
tanning about eight hundred pages. each, the
work to be done in the same style as Grattan's
Reports, and to be completed and delivered
within four months from the signing ofeontract.
The proposals for printing must be by the
thousand ems and by the token for press work,
and the proposals for binding must be by the
The work will be awarded to the lowest re-
sponsible bidders, who will he required to enter
into bond with security to be approved by the
Secretary of the Commonwealth.
Paper for the job will be furnished by the UNI
dersigned, and payment made on completion of
the work and It's acceptance by the Secretary of
the Commonwealth.
Copies of the books to be reprinted can BIO
seen by calling at the office of the undersigned.
R.F. WALKER,
superintendent of Public Printing.
ie 2l-2awtJnl0
RICHMOND AND DANvILLE RAILROAD COMPANY, }
OFFICE OF GBS'L TICKET AND FREIaHT AGENT, I
RICHMOND, June 18th, 1872. J
CPECIAL NoTICE-On, and after Satur-
- day next until further notice, an ACCOM-
NOTATION TRAIN will run between Rich
mond and Burkeyille,
Leaving Richmond every SATURDAY at $50
Arriving AT Burlevllle at 500 p. NJ.
RETURNING:
Leave Burkeville on MONDAY at 5:s5 A. NJ,
Arriving at Richmond at $50 A. M.
ES-THIS TRAIN WILL STOP AT ALL
WAY STATIONS.
General Ticket and Freight Agent.
T.. NJ, R. TALcorr, Engineer and sup't.
je 25-d
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Another Coal Mine Hsrror-Nine Men and n
Boy SmOthered to Death.

Alliance, Ohio, July 5.-The new coal
mines north of Lamanville, on the Cleve-
land and Pittsburg railroad, took fire We'd
nesday afternoon, with twenty men and one
boy in the mine. Eleven of the men es-
capped; nine men and the boy were smother
ed to death.
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|oa PARpoNs REFUsED.-The Governor
has refused to grant pardons on petitions
in the following cases: Tazewell Sumner,
Floyd county, larceny, 1872, five years in
pe~nitentiary; Ben Nixon, (colorcd), Norfolk
county, larceny, 1872, one year ; John
Smith, alias McGibbony, Prince William
county, felony, 1856, ten years ; Branch
White (coloredl, Lynchburg, felony, 1871;
E. G. Woodbridge, city of Richmond, felo-
ny, 1879, two years; Mickey Diggs, Peters,
burg, murder, 1865; Wesley M. Brock,
misdemeanor, city of Richmond, 1872, city
jail, twelve months; John w. Taylor, Nor
folk city, rape, 1870; Armistead Ransom,
Orange county, unlawful and malicious
cutting, 1872, one year in penitentiary /;
James Bodine, Nansemcnd county, felony,
1872, n year; Richard Malone, Peters
burg, misdemeanor, 1871, twelve months
in Jail, and as fine ; Armistead Todd,
Grayson county, felony, 1871, two years in
penitentiary;W VIM. Clemmens, Montgomery
county, felony, 1869, eight years John
Brandwhitc, city of Richmond, forgery,
1877, two years; James j.. Haney, city of
Richmond, larceny,
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DUTrERiCK'S PATTERNS.
ID Sole Agency, Howe SEWING MACHINE,
Ofice.S23 Main street.
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CUBAN NEWS.
The Army of the Tennessee.

Madison, WIS.,, July s. The meeting
Of the Army of the Tennessee was held
here yesterday afternoon.
General w. L. Sherman ives reelected
President ; Colonel Dayton, recording sec
rotary /; General Hickenlooper, correspond
ing secretary and General Force, treasurer.
General John A. Logan was elected ora-
ter.
Toledo was selected as the next meeting
place, on the 18th and 18th of October,
1873.
Tho banquet at the Park hotel was OF
the most Sumptuous character.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
ABsENTEEs.

Persons leaving the city for the summer
months can have the STATE JOURNAL
regularly mailed to their address.
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How can we benefit mankind q. e. the
ladies' more in one short breath then by
telling them of casters for their Sewing
Machines.
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Off For Baltimore,

Washington, July dispatches from
all points echo notes for Off for Balti-
more"
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A HOME IN VIRGINIA.

BAN and CITY RESIDENCES, AID TOWN
LOTS. Several FlRST-CLASS ESTATES on
James river, and others in different sections OF
the state. Prices low and terms accommo-
dating. w. b. ROBINS
NV I'D suRwAm I114 Main straet
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SrEvESsBURG, Culpeper County, Va.
Several of my neighbors have the Wilcox &
Gibbs machine, and it is much more suitable for
family sew; ng than the double-thread, which /
have. 1 would like to exchange.
u U yYYrYu
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DUIlEnlLh's FAIIEeHkNs
ID Sole Agency, HOWE SRwIEG MACHINE
Office 1923 Main street.
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D0OkS! BOOKS! BOOKS We have a
- large quantity of first-rate SCHOOL
BOOKS and SUNDAY SCHOOL BOOKS at
HALF-PRICE. Also Theological Books and
general Literature, secondhand and cheap
BIBLES, large and small.
Agents wanted. Send for particulars.
N. TIBBALS & SON,
81 Park Row. New York.
my 2S-DS&WGw
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ADJUSTMENTS.

QUEEN CITY CIRCUS
" AND
ANIMAL SHOWt
The largest, most moral, refined, talented and
comprehensive organization eyer known, will
POSITIVELY EXHIBIT AT RICHMOND
THREE DAYS ONLY,
ON COUNCIL CHAMBER HILL ON
MONDAY, TUESDAY, AND WEDNESDAY,,
FJuLY SRI, 9TH, AND lorn.
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l. ofNhSy Dopeiots- ooIhi "a
born at IL A. NJ. 10. s.-t ,.aru :
u Grace-Street Baptist.-At night a mass
meeting in behalf of the church in Rome.
Second Baptist.-Rev. G. @. Biting at
IL A. M. and ST p. Mo- sa
O English Lutheran.--In consequence Of
the sickness Of the pastor there will be no
service in this church Tomorrow tgfa3
Elda Park.-Services in German by Rev.
John Blenner at III A. NJ @451 ta-
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE LAST NIGHT
About half-past one o'clock last night a
fire broke out in the extensive tobacco
mandatory of ID. @. Mayo & Co., situated
at the southeast corner Of Main and Twen-
ty-tifth streets. 1t has been the custom in
this establishment to keep up steam all
night, and it appears that the Waterman in
charge wentito sleep, and before he awoke
the building took fire from oyerheated ma
chinery. On waking he discovered Goals of
fire falling through from the rooms absye,
and assembled with a bucket of water to ex-
tinguish the fire, and when he opened a sort
Of boxing,around a part of the machinery,
the flames Immediately burst forth and
communicated to- the dry tobacco hanging
just above, and thence to the building. The
alarm was Immediately given, and the en-
tire fire department summoned to the scene
of disaster. 1t was out of their power,
however, to arrest the flames, and the very
large brick building was doomed to total
destruction, together with the valuable ma
chinery, stock, and other contents.
The fire also communicated to a wooden
portion of tho establishment, which was
used by Messrs. Mayo & Co. as o smoking
&C. and which Also contained 4 large onan,
titv AZ fine m,ch;n.rv heatinr NM how
inwher III sTh;s h,I;tJing w,s also ,jn.
stroyed dsSn;te The eyert;ons If the frcnan
n s.vs n rsfI,ha s,,rrn,,nJ;r@ nron.,rtv n,es
saved thronab a,e .eYeSt;pne ~ the
Hrsynor 1' Tsr,e nn.nt;t;es nf tnb,cco
in var;ous Stages Of m,npfactnr.
vera deStrnved p the h,;ld;mos Tbs
mol. nsnn.s .nd ssue,.i hunJr"d daIe
lars wartb ~ tohscco stomno waro toLn,
from ~ 49, nnJ J.nos;ta5 on ~ onnol
s;ta ! IA nsths straot tan,nor. r;Iv
Er. thav anr,5 ~ sn.In ranad 80,
a. ~ or,a f ,ha% ' JoSta ooN
THO most ;mnortant Of the hooks and M.
nar. ~o.o n.Ic"aJ Srrnyar N. N r.
n. VIZ h; ~ no"v,er' Iii. - y.
ofFoyt ~ ..n. 3ham w y o'a ne
tnhocc~ .ress.ad The axsn;ng hsfors .nd
rolled into fhs b,;ld;ne vas 5estrove5
E;aW boaSbo.ds &c ana tnhaoc" nrrol,s Sad
and ,acniS.d Srom In,;.n;Ila : shont
time s;nna wnre stored IN ! bu;ld;nr onnn.
s;ta ~. fa,tnrr .md wsr. thns fort;noppap1 H T.
saved
Pie tot., ,oss ia est;m.ted ot not loss
than sG5 Goo This includes the bn;Id;nos
mscb;nery and stock Unon This there wss
an arpresate Insurance Of AL 600 dis.
tribufed rs follows: Maryland Fire In.
suIance Sz,oUo on hAtures ! IN
ternatlonai insurance company, $2,ooo on
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DUTTERICK's PATTERNS.
ID Sole Agency. Howk SEWING MACHINE
Office S23 Main street.
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MYSTERIOUS MOVEMENTS.
COMMENCING MONDAY, JULY 9TH.
PRor. GUNNELLE, THE GREATEST
Spiritual MEDIUM IN THE WORLD.
While Prof. Gunnelle is securely tied by any
person present the most profound and startling
wonders will be produced,
ALL IN FULL VIEW OF THE AUDIENCE /!
Doors open at 74 performance commence at
81. Admission 90 cents. jy5-tf
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A Royalist Conspiracy Discovered.


London, July GA special telegram
from Paris to the Daily News, asserts that
a threatened conspiracy of royalists, under
the leadership of the Duke DE Broglil, for
the overthrow of the republic, was recent
ly discovered. NJ. Theirs took action for
its suppression, and it is believed the dam
gercus movement has been defeated.
SWITZERLAND.
Genera, July 5.-The American ami
versary was handsomely celebrated here
yesterday. The city was gaily decorated.
In the evening a banquet was given to the
American ~functionaries and visitors. Mr..
Adams, in responding to a toast, express
ed his qualification at the work recently
terminated, by which the fact of arbitra-
ton was established. He said the tendency
of this result would be to reverse the ira
ditional policy of nations as to the mode of
settling their differences.
CUBAN NEWS.
Hdpdna, July 3.-The semi-monthly re-
port of the government announces that 1876
Cubans have been killed, 236 captured, and
$40 Of all classes surrendered. The Span
ish loss was 3 killed and 25 wounded.
The German corvettes Uineta and Ga
celia, OF the way from Kingston. Jamaica,
for Norfolk, arrived off this port yesterday
and communicated with the German Con-
sui.
The Spanish bank have decided to raise
its capital from six to eight million dollars.
Numerous offers to subscribe for new
shares have been made.
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R1 Leave your orders for all kinds of
seasoned wood at Ninth and Main street.
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WATER WHEELS.

~ VyHE RECORDS OF Sp
- i TESTS at Lowell,
n Mass, proyesN +. BURN
- HAMS NEW TURBINE
- superior TO all others. 1t -
gave a higher per centage e8SSM
than any other wheel of 2EN
' common finish. Pamphlet M MST
- and Price List, by N. FGS4Mlasms 12S
BuRNHAM' York. Pap8@sME
TREDraAR Co., JOSEPH Halle & Co., WIN. E.
TANNER & Co., and Il. A. DAYTON, Richmond,
Va, and A. ii. PERRY, Manchester, Va, agents.
me- Wheels in operation in Richmond, Va, at
Tredegar Co.'S Works, Richmond Paper Manu-
featuring Co., and ]. j. Montagne's Planning
MILL. je S-Deod&W6m
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CAMP MEETING.

rAMP MEETING!
"
There will be a CAMP MEETING in Wards
Grove, about two miles from Richmond Bridge,
COMMENCING JULY l4rH. 1872
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TERMS:

DAILY-S6 per year; six months, IS; three
months, 81 80; / month, 90 cents.
SEMI-WEEKLY-$2 80 per year; six months,
125; three months, 70 cents.
WEEKLY-Sl. so per year; six months, 70 cents
s:p WEEKLY and SEMI WEEKLY JOURNAL
Clubs at extremely loi0 rates.
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SnnO Agents wanted to sell the beauti-
CUOU full PHOTOGRAPH MARRIAGE
CERTIFICATES AND PHOTOGRAPH FAM
lily RECORDS. For terms, send stamp to
CRIDER BRO, Publishers, York, Pa.
jy SIT
DUX YOUR WATER COOLERS
ID at W. + ANDERSON'S,
S25 Main and 205 Broad street,
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evening State go,rnal.

PUBLISHED.
DAILY, SEMI-WEEKLY N WEEKLY,
{ No. 9toM Main Street, Richmond, Va.
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VIRGINIA HALL.

STARTLING WONDERS AND
MYSTERIOUS MOVEMENTS
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1872-05-25

PUBLIC MONEY TO DEFEND CRTMINALs.-The
economical ~ Democracy is always demon
stratng its profound integrity in this ingre-
dent of human nature. 1t is very apprecia-
tive of this public virtue. 1t should be. Folks
generally appreciate that most of which they
have the least. The brainless man frequently
effects larger supply of brains than any one
else. The penniless fop often boasts of his i'm
mense wealth. The lacking possession of the
genuine material calls for the hypocritical
pretense of having it in large quantities.
!, The Democratic party is numerously sup
piled with dextrous experts at the game of cry
ing aloud about economy in the expenditure Of
public funds.
In the Anne Arundel county election case
they have demonstrated this. They duped or
bullied Murdoch into deprivng colored citi-
zens of their right to vote, if Murdoch did not
commit the crime uninauenced by Democratic
dictation. They, or he, got him and his COM
rades in villany in snap by having their
names adorn the back of an indictment. TIC
be true to their obligation to see Murdoch out
the Democratic legislature came to his rescue
and employed counsel for him at the public
expense !! Where is there precedent
Spending the States money to clear criminal
who committed crime in the interest of the
Democratic party Save us from such economy
Why not employ counsel to defend horse
thief or sheep stealer ? Is it because he does
not commit his act under the dctation and in
the interest of the Democratic marty
1t stands recorded against the Democratic
party of Maryland that it, by legislative act
uses the public treasury to defend the criminal
whose crime is deadly blow at the foundation
iTof all true Democratic principle-the will o.
the majority, expressed at the ballot-box,
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ANOTHER ONE OF BARNUM's HUMBUGs.-On the
first page of our paper to-day will be found an
account, from the York pa Daily, stating that
two of Barnum's Cannibals (?) were about to de-
YOUR one of their number who had died at that
place. In the True Democrat of 2lst instant
published in The same city, we find the follow
ing:
"a few days ago the York Daily had an arti-
Gle in its columns stating that the cannibal,
belonging to Barnum's show that died here last
Tuesday, was partly eaten by his companions,
during the temporary absence of their keeper.
We have since learned that there is not word
of truth in the story, that the Daily was literally
paid for the insertion and the whole thing was
furnished to that paper, cut and dry, by the
proprietors, as anadvertising dodge. Barnum.
although confessedly great Snowman, is de-
termined not to be outdone in the work of hum
bugging-a reputation for which he has sustain
ed through long life of singular changes and
fluctuations. 1t is now positively averred that
the female member of the cannbal troup was
born in the state of Virginia and was, at one
time domestic in the house of gentleman,
at present. residing in Baltimore. This, had
it been known in York, last Tuesday, we ven.
ture to say. would have raised loud laugh, il
not something worse, at Barnums expense and
his man eating party.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
How We Used to be Physieked.

Who does not remember the time when spring purga-
ton considered indispensable to summer health ,
No matter for wry faces the inevitable salts and
rhubard calomel and jaap, must be administered
These "sprng medicines" the youngsters were told,
to keep them hale and hearty during the
We all know that this a falacy that Wig
or, not depletion, is what is required at the
ment Of the summer sotice. As preparation for the
enervating effects Of oppressive summer weather, a
of Hosetters Stomach Bitters is highly expe-
dent This famous vegetable preparation has three
prominent properties II renoyates purifes, AMI reg
ulates all the functions of body 1t is composed
cusivey of pure vegetable productions viz; the es-
sential principal fMonongahela Rye and the ef
cacous tonic and Alternative roots, barks and gums
known to medical bOtansts. Hence, il is absolute
y safe medicine, and tincture OF the Pharmacopea
can compare with it either in purity in the variety
of its objects, and its comprehensive results. Happily
mankind the theory that it necessary to pros
patient in order to him is forever exploded
and the philosophical doctrine, that ygor is
great antagonist of disease, has taken its place. Hos
letters Biters in gOrant and hence the prop
medicine for the feeble this trying
the year.
Be sure that you obtain the genuine article there
are nnumerble lie limitations in the market Look TO
the ornamental stamp, the engraved label and the
blown into the glass Hostetters Stomach Bitters is
sold in bottles only
MAY Aim.
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The Fence P<T9sf7T.

The Golden Age says an interviewer went up
to Chsppsqus and found Mr.. Greeley railing and
reports that be found Mr.. Greeley sound on the
fsnce-question. We supposed there was no
room on the fence now for any but Democrats,
for Mr. Greeley's triumph at Cincinnati seems to
have put about ihree-fourths of that party on the
fence or on his side OF it. We have never seen
Democratic editors and Democratic managers so
much in doubt about their whereabouts, or their
principles, or the man or the party they propose
to support during the campaign. We don't
know any name so appropriate for the Democrat
ic party now as the Fence Party. This name
will certainly tell its position better than any
other word that is known in the English Ian
guage from now until the Democratic Conven-
ton issues its orders in Baltimore, the 9th of
July next. II is time some Democratic editors
have been bold and original enough to leap the
fence at one bound and tell the world that they
were for Greeley, and some have been manly
enough to announce their unqualified opposition
10 Mr.. Greeley, but be succeeded wonderfully
well in lifting the great mass of them TO the top
rail of the fence and there they sit with one eye
on one side ana the other eye on the other side,
1istfully looking, vainly endeavoring to decide
for themselves on which side TO jump. Their at
titude is ridiculous. They are so uncomfortable
under the circumstances as really TO become OBJ
jects o. our Just commiseration.
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Democratic Fraud.

Elsewhere in our columns can be seen a full
account of the Anne Arundel county election
cases, wherein numerous Republicans were de-
prived of their right to vote by the deliberate
work of the registration officer of Annapolis
last Fall. And the same facts that apply there
are true throughout Anne Arundel county. 1t
was by means of fraudulent acts of the regis
tration officers and the judges election in that
county that the Democrats carried the county
and filed the offices with Democrats against the
will of the majority Of the legal voters of the
county.
According to the evidence addressed in the
one case nine legal voters were deprived of
their right to vote by the wilful act of the re-
gistrar in Annapolis. And according to his
own statement "that is Democratic principle -
The strange feature in the case is that all
those who were stricken from the list should
be colored men and Republicans. There is no
complaint that this honest Democratic official
exercised the same discretionary power in
striking off the names of Democratic voters
that he did in removing the names of colored
Republicans from the list of legal voters in Anne
currence that an officer acting in "good faith"
should exercise that "good faith" entirely in
the interest of the Democratic party and TO the
prejudice Of the rights ofcolored men. 1t looks
little singular that no Democratic voters
should be stricken from the list and that all
who find themselves deprived ofvoting on cleo
ton day by the fact that the registrar has taken
their names off of the voting list should be Re-
publicans. 1t may be perfectly consistent with
democratic principle" but it did not so occur
to the minds of the Jurors who upon their oaths
as honest men delivered verdict of guilty
The individual himself, for what we know,
may be entitled to same sym pathy, because ge
are firmly of the opinion that he was acting
under the influential dictation of the secret
conclaves of the Democratic party in Anne
Arundel county. That party there knew that
a majority of the legal voters of the county
were Republican. They resolved to defeat that
majority by fraud and did it, Murdoch was
one of the instruments used. He might have
been advised to do so by the counsel of those
superior to him and to whom he had Just
reason to look for advice But the response
| bility still is the Democratic party The
| higher the source OF advice the more damnable
for the party.
| Thus the party that is always crying "fraud -
'usurpation," corruption" is the party that is
most active in the preparation Of those things
it effects to condemn in others.
Anne Arundel is Republican to day, though
the Democrats hold the offices by fraud