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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-14

ONCE in Good Hannas Hardware store,
mar19.9A 40 o. avs Market street
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WANrED-A good S SSIld w RqTsf' q ST.
Apply Immediately; aPlt-lw
VWTANTED- customer for 10 TO 30 quarts OF
w MIX daily. Inquire as n,,,s ouprcv.
apri4-st' THIS OFFASh.
"yANTKp--An active boy over IS years OF age
w that can make himself geneIaill useful n. Ap-
Ply H' Hio'ei :" i'''e' apr1d-st
XNTANTEU.--T energetic young men as sales.
w men. Good Inducements offered at Grover
Baker Sewing Machine once; ala MARKET ST,
apfl4-u $40 N aNnSA -,
VWTANTRD-A young sirl to learn dress making;
w Also one TO sew by the week on Grover
Baker, or Wheeler Wilson ma1 ih1ilssvpsoNz CT
aprls 2t' lYoo JET EIAeoN =
NGTANTED-A boy 70 drive and have care OF
april. @f'''' A X 5. YOUNG 4o1 shipley st.
wv ANTED reliable men aud women agents
w for THIS w sa1 Ms5t.t Gs ~ a. Wilmington Del
XNTANTED-Two or three energetic men wanted
w as statesmen. liberal inducements offered
DoMEsTlC S. M. Co., sO7 Market street ,.,,.
Aprl4l2t lnstltuIe builulns.
XXvANTED-A kitchen truck gardener. To
w steady hand, steady employment and good
wages WIN NC s''"' HENRY BURNETT,
apr8.u Landenberg, Chester Co., Pa.
NWYANTED IMMEDIATELY = Several active
w men to canvass the city for Singer sewing
mS %aIsI'ti Apply at els MARKET STREET.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 70 hnom w., s.a o ILL.,
w can procure good servants, a. snort Eotce,
nv applyinR at MRS TAl LORS
Intelligence ONCE.
mar181y N. K cor. Second and " est SITS.
NNTANTED Energetic men OF good address 70
w sell Singer Sewing Machines. Apply COG
Market Street Jan2l-u JOSEPH IL. JONES.
NHTANTRD = IMMEDIATELY. = Active young
w men to canvass for the Grover Raker Sew
| ing Macnine. Apply at SIC MARKET ST
0ctb-n Wilmington, Del.
" CARPET BALLS
For which the highest cash price Will be PAID APP
| nlV To p. HASSON,
md and orange streetB,
| oct 2s-d&wr Wilmington, Del.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-14
democrats.
REMOVAL
GARRATT'S ELEcTRIc DISKS

Are self-acting, clean, comfortable and durable.
They are worn with relief in rheumatism, Neural
gia, Local Palms, Weakness, Lameness, &C, They
supply gentle now OF constant electricity and have
a wider range OF use and help in the above named
class OF troubles than the rdinaTy battery Sold by
Z BRINGHuRST CO.,
Corner Sixth and Market streets,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-14

The MINsrRtIs, This EVENING. Moran and
Menuing'- mnstrels will per orm at the Opera
House, this evening.
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W00LLEY & VAN TRuMP'S
Insurance Agency,
No. 1, Journal Building,
AdIoIniaE City Hall.

Np'Ag OCNTTsess DNStNs5stg
AdIoIuiag City Hall.
wILhIN eTON, DEL.
Agents fOr:the Oldest
and Strongest American Com
panies and the Leading Foreign
Company:
AEtnd Insurance Co., Hartford, Conn.
Insurance Co., Of North America, Philddd.
Franklin Fire Insurance Company,
Royal Insurance Co., Of Liverpool, Eng.
Pittsnt1 Insurance Co., of Hartford, Conn,
Continental Insurance Co., Of Ne,o York.
Niagara Fire Insurance Co, :.
Fteni1 Fire and Marine ms Co. Of BROOKLYN.
Springfield Fire and Marine ms. Co.,
Springfield, Mass.
Farmers Mutual Fire ms. Co., OF York, Pa.
Deldtodre Fire ms. Co., OF Wilmington
Mutual Life ms. Co., Of New YORK..
TrdDellers' ms. Go. (Accldent) Hartford, CT
Rai,0dy Passenger Assurance Co. Hartford
Conn,
Policies Issued and losses under the Snmo Ad
tHsted and Paid ut This Once,
INSURANCE. PLACID IN THB BKsT CoHPA.
MIS-
EFAdvice freely given without charge.
ORDERS BY MAIL PROMPTLY AT.
TENDED To,
JAMES wooLLEY,
z. A. VAN TRUMP
nRDKRS rsOsiTs FOL. cOAt BY
" AT, ALLDKRDlCR,
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MERELY MENTIONED.

If you want 10 be comfortable and cool during
the coming summer, give Walton a James your
ofdes for good pure, solid ice.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-14

A"FRIKNDr inquiries: "What does your certin-
cate TO the efficacy OF kunke Wine OF iron bitters
mean? Is II true that It has helped yourself and
others in dyepepstA 2? IL means Just what II say &.
We have proved its efficacy In our own case, aud
have seen its effects in many others. Dr. kuhkel
has Warmest thanks for putting u IN our power
TO relieve many poor sufferers, by furnishing his eX-
cellent medic Its RraultOusly 10 us for distribution
amongst those unable 10 pay for them.-Airls n.
McEOWfi.
now only ask trial OF this valuable Tonic.
lI"riee 81 per bottle. h II. kUNkEl, sole Pro-
fletor, No 2o9 North Ninth street, below Vine,
Philadelphia.
Ask for Kunkers Bitter Wine Of Iron, and take no
other
For sale in Wilmington by E. McInal, Jr., Second
and Market, X. BrtngnurHt Co., sixth and Market,
IL. X. Bringhurst sl7 Market street; Alfred Walton
23b Market street; j. j. Gallagher, b. G. ShOemA-
Market streets and L. Nj. England, col. sixth and
Lombard Streets Oct3U-ly-l6
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-14

Just received another nne lot Of ]. Estey's cot
tsRe organs, Prof. Jas. N. Cemmer who Is the agent
for the celebrated Estey Cottage Organ has Just re-
ceived me new stock, and he would be pleased
70 have the public call and hear their nne tome a.
Al0 Market So
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BKW FURNI2 URB AND NEW CARPETS.
api12.2t
so BUILDING LOTS
AT PUBLIC SALE,

VIII be sold at Public Sale, on the pEsinisasA on
FRI Jay, AtRIL 18th, 1873. at O'eiDck, 7. m.
Those o. Building 10 s. fronting ON ROdman. Haw-
ey We 10, Tnird ard Fourth stresas, as extended
from tn city, and are Il short distance finn the city
line. The situation Is high AID heaithy. They are
a short distance towards FRI Mt street from the
Schu'z Park. Thee lots VIII all be sold on yery
cas- O. rms, My 20 per cent. cash, and and ~
months Tor the balaDo. Ii you bny lot for $40 you
Will only have s. to pay IN cash and and ~ II oDths
10 pay Inc halanoe. C0me and buy lot and MAKE
yours II a ireenoder VIM BRIGHT,
aprll-6t Agent 20 effect the sale.
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sv uNs oLIcIrBD TAsTIM0NY.
bll MARKET sTRRET, Wilmington,

Dr.. +. KUEKRL;
Dear Sir:-l desire to bear unsolcited) testimony
to the merits OF your Bitter Wine Of Iron, as dys-
peptic remedy. have taken It mJ self with eX ell
lent effect. have noticed the great benefit derived
from lt by several suffering, poor women, whom
Your charity has enabled me 10 bestow it upon.
am willing that you should use this in any way you
IN " desire, and nope thu SO of my Trends who read
It will believe It to be an honest expression Of my
opinion OF an excellent medicine, aud OF my SENSE
OF obligation to It's benevolent proprietor, K. f.
kunkel.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-14
apTs-tf

d" o MOORE, Newsletter and Bill-Poster
H. aprl2 I'm N Il. Cor. TIN and KING.
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AnrtIha A1lea,
!, ". sTIDHAM q SON.
Real Estate Agents, Auctlonssrs
Ne. III East Fosrth street,
WILMINGTON, bat.


L. W. stidham Son, Anctioneers, will sell at
tber Auction Rooms, III X Fourth street. on WE'D
hhSDAY morning next, April 1sth, 1879 al 1OK
O'Clock. precisely circular saw with table ana Nv
wheel and belt In good orders mortisng mach nes
lawn mower large quantity Of tools suitable for
carpenter. Bale positive. apIIl.9t
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-14

L. w. Btidham A. Son, Au,ti1Leers. will sell IN
'front.' OF their Auction Rooms, on WEDNRS- O.
DAY morning, April 18th, 1878, at II O'Clock, I0V
large draft HORSE. will work anywhere and sold
on account Of whom It may concein. apriats
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-14
REMOVAL TO OUR OLD PLACE or
BUARESe.
FOURTH AND KING STREETS,

noLE . MILLER.
Real Estate Agents, Auctfoneers
N. W. CORNER FOURTH AND KNe sTREkrs
WILMINGTON, DEL.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-09-11
STATE NEWS.

I
The Conservatives of Staunton have pu
on their war paint.
The Culpeper Observer doubled it
SIZE last week.
Robert Il. Withers addressed the Con
servatves of Woodstock and vicinity o.
Monday.
Vienna, Fairfax county, has an anti
caterpillar association. who report regularl.
the number killed.
DIR. Lewis Dulany, colorcd, of Vir
ginia, who died in Canada, aged 03 years
is in want of heirs.
Mr.. James T. Crockett, of Abingdon
has sold his farm, containing 700 acres t
Major b. G. Clarke. for Sll 900. 9
Captain II. L. d. Lewis, was nomi
mated for the house of delegates fol
Clarke, at the primary election on Friday
last .
William Washington Lewellen, coloret
is in Jail at Danville for forging a check
George Lewis is also under arrest for pas
sing the bogus paper.
DIR. Andrews, of Alabama, has pur.
chased the farm Viewmont. in Fluvanna
county, containing 1,l40 acres of land.
Price paid $4,000.
Mr.. j. G. Cannon, late of the farm.
vile Commonwealth, has purchased the
Chatham Tribune, and will enter at once
upon the discharge of his journalistic
duties.
Gilman writes to the Wing, very truly,
that mo town in the state has more talent
than Abingdon And insinuation that
William alluded to the circumstances ol
his being in town at the time, we denounce
as slanderous, and would have the felleI
spotted on the shot. -Petersb,ug appeal.
Our friend Douglass, of The News and
Sentinel, having come to Richmond and
laid in heavy supply Of ammunition, pro-
poses to enter the county Of Bedford as a
competitor for the prize to be awarded the
county giving the largest Conservative ma
jority in November, in proportion to its
yote.-Riclmo,,d Whig.
[We are curious to know what kind OF
ammunition was laid in. We have heard
that numerous suburban canvassers and
Conser, atiye whippers-in have lately visited
Richmond in order to get initiated into the
mysteries of ballot-box stulfing, etc.
What care Virginians for ante war acts
or ante-war opinions when we have living
issues, overriding all that ever divided Vir-
ginians. Correspondent Of Ricl,mond
Whig.
lIf this is the case why do you make
such pother about Colonel Hughes ante
war and war record?l
Greene & Wise, real estate agents, of
Alexandra, sold on the 2lst ult., for w.
III. Payne, commissioner, the farm called
"Willow Grove" containing 54l acres, be-
longing to the ''Hoarde estate" and To-
Gated about two miles south of the Fauquier
White Sulphur Springs, to Robert Drys-
dale, Of Scotland, for s6,492, or $12 per
acre. This farm has splendid apple
orchard of 500 trees.
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BY TELEGRAPH
LOUISIANA.


The yellow rever-Crea, s,. =,
shreveport--Tho Epidemic spread
ins-Appeal for Aid.
.1na EcvEroFr, september 1.-THE
kinds ;s nrostr.tnd 'es. W., business .sm VI a.
from want '. aS uu r,,ron nauch suliering exis.'
vesterdaw % ,oU " doashs ses anu anu doctors. vi
yellow iever ~" .uJ uJ'tns tns., .ooh pace mi IRON
.u" az ~ 10y oei, anu tweiVe To-Day. There
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The Transatlantic Balloon
WASHINGTON.
Items.

Items.
The court-martial sentence of dismissal
from the service in the case of Lieutenant
Commander John III. Rowland, u. S. N,
has been approved by the President.
The court-martial sentence in the case Of
Lieutenant Webb, of the Asiatic fleet, who
was sentenced to be publicly reprimanded,
has been set aside by Rear Admiral Jen-
kins.
The crew of The Arctic steamer Polaris
are supposed to be on whaler en- route for
home.
A new seal lock for the customs branch
of the treasury department has been intro.
duced.
The following is the financial exhibit OF
the treasury department at the close OF
business yesterday: Currency, $13,513,-
SOS.S4; special deposit of legal tenders
for redemption of certificates of deposit,
$33, l25, 900; coin, $89, 1874, 1916 !; inclu-
ding coin certificates, SAT ,257 ,9l9. "a; out.
standing legal tenders, $356, ,O00,0 900.
The receipts from internal revenue
sources Yesterday were $30l .7l3. AZ.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-09-11
Gpenias State Sni,rnal.
LETTER FROM SENATOR LEWIS.

LETTER FROM SENATOR LEWIS.
The enemies Of Senator Lewis having
industriously circulated the story that he
has been disaffected and Indifferent as to
the success of the Republican party in
Virginia, he has addressed the following
letter TO personal friend in Wash.
ington city, which we give below, and
which fully answers the charge:
LYNNwooD, September s, 1873.
John B. Fry. ESQ.,:
Nv Dear Sir--In my note of the 9th
ultimo only essayed to answer briefly
the friendly inquiry contained in your let
ter, received the day before, as to the
state of my health, leaving the political
portion untouched for few davs, in the
hope that my steadily-increasing strength
would soon enable me to deal with the
latter topic more satisfactorily, both to
you and myself, than l could do at that
time. And although, as | stated in my
note, my physician enjoins me to maintain
as much mental and physical quiz
etudc as possible, l am unwilling
TO remain silent in reference
to the approaching very impor-
tant election in this state, espe-
cially when informed, as / am by you,
that my silence is being construed as fur
nishing evidence of my disaffection towards
the great andglorious Republican party
that party which, with manifest approba-
ton. and under The equally manifest gui-
dance of Providence, has achieved within
few short years grander results, and
disnlaved to mankind n nobler example
in ibe sacred canse of human freedom and
constitutional liberty than have marked
the combined career of ali thc other neo.
ples of the earth since the dawn of time.
Yes Il is one Of the clearest and deenest
convictions of INV mind tbot the wonder.
ri sirdns that have been taken and
the marvelops nrocress that has heen made
in ,be Last tweJve years in our beloved
country IN tha d;roct;on of n nurer and
b;oher civilization have baen accommodated
undar Gods hanicn nrov;dance tbrougb
The masterlv agency Of the National Union
Rennbjican nartv: and this too in desn;te
of The persstent. unpatriotic. and wicked
onnosition of The Democracy--an onnosi-
ton waged at the outset. and increasingly
and relentlessIv prosecuted ever since
T disaffected toward the Rennbli-
can nartvi Ma friend or Zoe Of
mine in the land believes anv such
thing. With sinister designs. and The
hone of advancing the cause of the Democ.
racy in virginia. some NAV saw this of me:
but. / repeat. no one believes it. / am
pratified TO know that Won stand in no need
of NV assurance that l am as little in
clined now to unite myself with the Jeff.
Davis Democracy as I was in ISGO, which.
az I'll know mas mot at ali.
No. nv good friend: am no Won arc
well aware deenlv anxious That ihe Re-
nnblican marty shonld long retain oscend-
anew in tha eyncntivn and lao;eloI;ya
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THE SITUATION IN VIRGINIA
AS VIEWED FROM ABRoAD.-A
Washington letter, of date September
little doubt that the Republicans of
Virginia will carry the state by hand
some majority. Those whomI meet from
the state, whether they be for or against
the triumph of the Republicans, talk in
that direction. The masses of the voting
population Of the state, 1t is said, are
fully committed TO the policy Of encour-
aging northern emigration, asking aid Of
congress in building her pet canal, and
general improvements in the agricultural
and mechanical industries of the state.
This being the policy Of the state, it means
the endorsement Of the Republican party
Of the state.
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COLORADO.

Party Lines IgnOred-WOrk of the
.Scratchers''-Electi OF Citizens
Candidates.
DENVER, September 1.-THE election
in this city and county, as well as in other
counties in the territory, was devoid OF
political significance. The tickets were
straight Republican and citizens or peo-
ple's tickets, but the voters almost entirely
ignored party and voted for their per-
sonal preferences. Few straight tickets of
either side were voted, and scratching was
so universal that the results cannot yet be
definitely determined. The indications now
are that majority of citizens candidates
are elected to the most important county
offices, while the legislative ticket is about
equally divided. The result is regarded as
a defeat of the so-called "Republican
ring" The good order prevailing is at.
tributable to the strict observance of the
liquor law, saloons being all closed until
six pm.
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is true. 1t is no humbug; the recipe ia printed
around each bottle. A circular containing
certificates of wonderful cures of rheumatism,
neuralgia, lock-iaw. sprains, sweilings, burns,
scalds, caked- breast, posonousbtes, frozen-feet,
gout, salt.rheum ear-ache, &C., and the recipe
of the Lnment will be sent gratis to any one.
1t is the most wonderful healing and pain-reiieV'
ing agent the world has ever produced. 1t sells
article ever before did sell, and it sells be-
cause it does just what it pretends to do. One
bottle of the CENTAUR LINTNEsr for animals
yellow wrapper) is worth hundred dollars fol
spawned, strained OF CALLED horses and mules
and for screw-worm IN sheep. No family oI
| stock-owner can afford TO be without CEsTAUT
| LlNIaRsr. ]. b. RosE Co., 63 Broadwsy New
| York. tE
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The sons Of successful Men.

Next to the inquiry-What becomes Of
the pins? ? an interesting question would be
What becomes of the sons of success
ful inen2 A few men and few firms are
in the hands of the founders but these
are exceptions. The old name and the old
trade generally pass into the hands OF
others. 'sDo you see that man shoyeling
coal? Well, his children. and children
like his, will jostle your pampered
sons and rule this land" said
an old New Yorker, the other day. The old
names have ceased in the pulpit. The
famed men Of the bar seldom have sue
cessor. The eminent jursts carry their
honors with them to the grave. Merchant
princes are obliterated. The reason is
clear. The fathers laid the basis of busi-
ness one way and the sons build another.
Men who earned the fortunes by hard
work, by diligence; that knew sixteen
hours toll by personal attention
that We're their own book-keep-
ers, statesmen, cashiers, and often
porters, are followed by sons who
do as little as possible, who delegate to
others all the work they can, and who
know more Of the road than of the ledger.
Famous hotel men were gentlemen, men
of intelligence, men who were equals of the
best in the land, and who never sunk the
gentleman in their trade. Young men
who fling the example of their sires to
the winds, find it easier to squandel
valuable name, run through for
tune quicker than il was earned, and
find themselves, while young, at the point
from which their fathers started. One
thing is quite marked in New York. ItiE
the fact that the heavy business is getting
into the hands Of foreigners. The heavy
importers, the great bankers, and much o
the trade of value is slipping out of til,
hands of Americans. as the trade of Eng
land got into the power OF the Lombards
--Neio York Letter 10 the Boston Journal
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Major and A. A. G,

SoMEtwenty years ago, an old lady and
her daughter, in Amsterdam, were
murdered and robbed of money and Jewels
to the amount of $150,000; and although
every means was used to find the guilty
party, not the slightest clue was ever
obtained. In July last it was decided to
tear the old house down, between which
and the adjoining house was a space of
about one foot in width, and hemmed in
there was found male skeleton. At the
bottom of this space lay large leathern
pocket containing the diamonds. money
and bonds of the murdered widow. This
skeleton was undoubtedly that of the
murderer Of the two women, who, after
assassinating them and bagging his
plunder, had tried to escape ever the roof
ofthe house. but, his foot slipping, had
fallen into the space between the two
buildings. There he met the just
retribution Of his terrible crime, and died
the painful death of slow starvation.
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Items.

items.
REV. j. B. TURpIN, of this city, is
preaching in Halifax.
INTERNAL REVENUE COLLECTIONS
to.day amounted. to $lS, ,397.62.
THE FALL BoNNETs will cover more
OF the head than those now in use.
THE GREAT EASTERN CIRCUS will
be here in a short time. See notice.
SORA ARE REPRESENTED to be very
abundant in the marshes near this city.
COLONEL SLOAN, Of the First Virginia
regiment, has returned from the Springs.
THE BRILLIANT FOLIAGE is here 10
remind us that the best of the year is
past.
A GRAND FAMILY PICNIC will take
place at West Point Monday, September
18th.
Cool, CLEAR AND PLEASANT TODAY.
Blankets in demand. Flies lessening and
mosquitoes taking their last nips.
COLONEL JOHN r. PoPHAM will ad-
dress the Republicans of Manchester to-
night.
COLONEL q. P. RAMSDELL, Republic
can candidate for lieutenant governor, will
address the Hughes and Ramsdel club
Saturday night.
AFTER THE EXPIRATION of Governor
Walkers term of Office, Colonel Thomas
F. Owens, his aide-de-camp, expects to re-
side in this city.
The MONEY RECEIPTS of the Chesa-
peake and Ohio railroad, for August, '73,
were $l61 ,S94.22 against SLID, ,G73.69 for
same month in u.
A MEETING OF THE BOARD OF DIREC-
TORS of the chamber of commerce will be
held this evening at 6 o'clock. Some i'm
portant matters will be acted on.
RANGE OF THE THERMOMETERS at @.
F. Johnston's news and music store, 9lS
Main street, to-day: At 6 a. m. GA (; 0
a. m. 60; II m. 7G; 3p. m. 81.
AN ADoLEsCENT JUVENILE, Dick Hay
by name, whose public pranlss have given
rise to a suspicion Of his sanity, has been
placed in quod for an examination
All flesh is grass, all grass is hay,
We are here tomorrow and gone 10 day.
The RICHMOND CORRESPONDENT of
the Norfolk Virginian says the two months
recess taken by the city council "was GER
tainly very beneficial to the city," We
have no doubt of it.
GENERAL w. G. NEWBERRY, superin-
tendent of public buildings, and William H
Scott, councilman from Jefferson ward,
have been added to the list of candidates
for the house of delegates from this city,
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GENERAL KEAfPER is the Democratic
nominee for governor of Virginia. The
followers and admirers of the candidate,
have established Kemper Kampaign
Klubs,' frequently exhibiting the initials,
X. X. X, to designate the same. Vir-
ginia has always claimed 10 have been
exempt from ku-klux /; but these letters are
suggestive, and their peculiar use implies
sympathy with the purposes of the
nefarious ku-Nlnx organization. IL is un-
likely that this dodge will attract many
colored voters but then it is well under
stood that none such are wanted; the
campaign in Virginia being conducted, by
the Democrats, upon the idea of native
white supremacy and negro subserviency
N. G. Ne,o North STATE.
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The WHOLE STOCK IN TRADE of
Kemper in Virginia is his rebellion record.
Everywhere he goes, everywhere he speaks,
the ''lost cause and what he suffered for it
is the burden of his song. The evidence
that what we say is only the truth, is to be
found in the Kemper organs. For instance,
correspondent Of The Wing, writing from
Carroll county, where Kemper addressed
a meeting few days ago, says: "When
he (Kemper) alluded to the brave boys of
Carroll who followed him during the war, and
who proved themselves heroes worthy OF
their country and state, saw strong men
weep, and tears roll down the cheeks OF
aged matrons and fair maidens.u Kemper
IS simply reviving the issues of the war,
and fighting ths rebellion over again. Sc
eession and the war of races are the two
issues son which he expects TO win.
Washington National Republican.