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Pass TRADE 1t is thirty years from
the date of Sir Robert Pccrs triumph in
1912 to the erection Of his statue in IIud-
dersfield the other day. During that Pc
riod. said Lord Houghton in his address.
more than Ga5 600, 900 Of customs and
excise duties have been RENTED. the in,-
rortation of grain had increased ihrecfold,
the wooden manufacture 6vcfold, the iron
and steel manufacture tenfold. and Eng
land was richer and more powerful than
ever. These results endorse the policy of
Free Trade.
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No TslliSs WHAr Cas- BIZ DoSE.-The Bs--
BE Zee for June il on our table, and is an evil
dence Of the fact that ''some things can be done
as well as others" It is published by ThomP-
son & Lambert. at Albion. Illinois, a, the low
price Of one dollar q year, and every subscriber
receives free beautiful ell chrome ! Xxi, inches,
such as they would hare to pay IS for in the
picture steres. The articles with which it is
filed are 80 ~ell chosen that person gets a.
much real good reading 10 copy Of The BssS-
kis Bee a. they de in one Of the high priced
magaxsces We notice they have also enc Of
the bess elah lists ever ohsred to the pablie, 50
,ha, aay one who reads Al all can afford to
,akeit- Every ose shoaia sead stamp for sam
PIE cory. S<s saversisemeas in this paper.
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New ADVERT sements.
49,
THE VERY BEST PLAN

By which Won can obtain Life Insurance is the
Low Premium, All Cash Stock Plan. 1t fur
ni.l,es the largest amount Of insurance FOR a
given sum of money. The CONTRACT, Is plain and
definite, without complication, mystery or un-
certainty. The policy is always worth its face,
the premium never increases. II is the most
satisfactory and economical plan for the insur-
ant. THE TRAvrLEEs INSURANCE COMPANY, Of
Hartford, Coma, grants Life Insurance upon
this cxcelen, plan. lis security is unquestion-
ed. Apply to any Agent, or send for Crca-
lar
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N OTlCE.

vTNnE FOURTH OF jrLY will he cclchrs,ed
Il ~ ''rincv foin, Pavilion bv the reading
OF the reolai alton Of indefcud~nce by JOS. =.
ALISTAN, Esq, and an Grafton l., pr. TllOS.
4. LYNCH.
President q Tie Dsy--pr. Vim. VI. Abel.
Tic, Presidrns--pr John " Bronze. Cartair
George Thomas Hon James \ Downs Col John
II Sothoron. Hon George Morgan, Nm A
Kirk.
Couminec Of .4rrargs Il Clarke,
Henry Carroll, Frank Ford, James J Gogyh,
Col ThcophiIus Harrison. Capt Joseph Forrest.
To be concluded wiih !" Hop at night
There will be excursion parties prrscut the
occasion.
Exercises will conymruce nj IL o'clock pre-
cisely. The public are invited 10 attend.
ny orier Of the Committee.
June &c. ls.3-id.
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BaLTIMoRE. LEGISLATIVE NOMINATIONS.
The Dsmoessiic nominating conven-
tons in the three legislative districts of
Baltimore on Wednesday last made the
following nominations: Thos McCoskcr,
Thomas II. Hamilton, John II. Cooper
Charles Il. Hamilton, John Staylor, Jr. .
W. f. Steuart. james Michigan. Il. l..
Iarig. John j. McWilliams. j. Nelson
Foster. G. j. McAleese, Chas. C. Kerr,
Henry Il. Hart, Henry f Loane. A. H..
Greenfield. Col. +. T. Joyce. g. Grob,
John j. Fenton. The frs. eight we're
members of the last Legislature. In the
second district. Mr.. +. p. Stevens was
nominsted for the State Senate in place Of
MIR. Henry Snyder, whose term expires.
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Correspondence Of the Sunday Herald. }
Biadensburg, june 81. 1873.


Mr. Editor:-Old B'ajeusburg at last
has awakened from its dream OF one hum
dred years. AT last the good people of
our city. Bladcnsburg, see coming in the
immediate future what is indispensable to
make any place OF much importance. 1t
has only been within few days that the
work Of constructing railroad through
the centre of Bladcnsburg was known or
dreamed of; but such is the fact; il is TO
be built right through the centre of the
place. Already the merchants, hotel
keepers, and others begin to reap the ad-
vantage ofthis great internal Improvement.
Many young men have succeeded in re-
cciving good paying positions on the en-
gincer corps. OF which Mr.. J. A. Partridge
is the chief The name Of the road is The
Baltimore, Washington, and Alexandria
Branch ofthc Washington City, and Point
Lookout Railroad, of which our worthy
and cntcrprising friend. Taylor Suit, is
president. This is only part of the pro-
gramme Of the w e. and L. l.. II r.
Gu. Inside ofiwclve months the people
of Upper Marlborough will be able to take
the ears and GO down to Washington with
out having to pay Bowic's city of Hun
tington visit. 1t is the intention of the
W. c. and 7. u R Il Co. to extend its
road through Marlboro to the Chesapeake
Bay. from point on It's main stem at or
near Furcstvil!e.
Little did some Of our fcllow-townsmcn,
about one year ago, dream tina, they were
trying to defeat, by getting up petitions
and holding public meetings. against Civ
ing aid or assistance to this road. They
succeeded in showing that .hcy were large
" in the minority. The entire county.
from Spalding to Aquasco. were a unit
for it. Even in Marlboro district. where
meeting vas called BY the most inf,
iial opponents to internal improve nents.
what was the result? 1t is too we'll known
to r"pcat-500 for the road to 5 agains.
g mcr and > boys.) If YOU were to take
a tooth comb anu rake Blalensburg
district from one end to the other YOU
would not find as many against this I'M
rrovcmcnt as represented the Marlboro
meeting. Those FIVE in Marlboro district
would be rather hard to find now. ( cock
partridge could not Bob White them to-
gciher in twenty four hours. Railroad is
all the talk. We hear nothing else on
the street. at the hotels. at the stores, on
the road. or in the cars Property is be-
ginning to look up. the Mayor and Com
mon Council are on the lookout. The
noble Spa begins to throw its sparkling
water TO the surface with renewed visor
-iu fact the town has Weakened from its
Rip Van Wiukle sleep of a century and
will welcome with you the iron horse.
Sra WATER
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DIED.

On the morning Of the 18th of June, at the
RESIDENCE OF her mother, Mrs. J c. Myers. George
town. n. C., in the triumph Of The faith Of
hrist and after painful illness offve months
which she bore with Christian resignation and
patience, EMMA j., wife Of Rev. George Gerry.
On Friday morning last, the 9th nit. ofcon-
ges,ion Of the brain. after brief illness. MARY
FACE, daughter OF James :. and Mldred &.
Downs, aged ! months and days.
Oar Pagie sleeps beneath the sod
Her spirit rests now with her God
Tier form beneath the clay;
No worldly care can reach her now,
To mar the beauty OF that brow ,
We last looked CD to-day
Sleep Parie, Sleep the garland wreath,
Placed on thy brow bv friends Of earth,
By mortal hands was made;
OF roses fair and evergreen, .r
Twill be exchanged, by hands unseen,
For one tina, cannot fade.
Sleep darling sleep thy tender youth
Had taught thee nought of easih bat truth -
+. Thy spirit knew guile;
Then. why lament? Give way to grief?
Give vent to tears to find relief?
Each tear should be smile.
Ntcep span Oh Iut,
Though short. finds never-eniing strife
And tumuli here below;
And though twere bliss To have thea near
To soo,he the heart-keep back the tear
LIES evils thou woa.ist know
Sleep darling sleep for By thr side
Lies one. like thee, her parents pride
One bright anu fair as ,hoa;
We mourn her now as Of the past
As one whose lots with Angels cast
She's dearer 10 US now.
Sleep Pagie sleep! sisters care
Woul,: guard thee, were il needed where
Thy spirit now rovvs free;
The mighty arm Of God, alone.
Swans the Grind Scepire of His throne
" ould We we're now with thee !
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rEE-At meeting 81 y members C This
comsit,ee. helm r -. cir J. sbe
,o.r t@x,..
''''''s 'e
acnpfed. rom sn Be seem ellas
Tuesday. BE Ian "a nexs, = nc
dav and R.l,iu.6 4 ~ ,l.r. af
motto. ~ y. ~ -. e., g.
:.
''on 70 noM'oase cana sses Tor oomP'ros-
Ter Of the Treasury q Clerk ofthe Cour,
Of Appeals. The Cannty Central Com
u,i,tee Of the p.,,v IN ve r,s.r,. !,
v;sw 81 ,h;. ,.,;.. -. ..r,x n,o...a;,..
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CLIFTON
PREPARATORY SCHOOL,

Students prepared for the University Of Virgin
ia. Apply TO Principal, MARKHAM STA
TiON. FAUQUIER 60, VA. References Ma
ryiand, Chns. and Rober, Cagcit, Esqs., Prince
Georges Co.. II. G. nallsm aud Col. Charles
Marshall, Baltimore. Arkansas, ". H. john
son, Esq, Rives Landing, Arkansas River
Louisiana, q. q. Trude:tu. Esq, Parish st.
James: John :. Wallis, Esq, New Orlctns
Virginia, the two Bishops of T.. +. Church, and
Col. Chas. Nenable, Chairman oil Faculty Uni
versiiy Virginia.
Il JAQCEI.IN AMBLER.
Principal.
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a. S. NJ. PE7yENGiLL e. CO, 81
W Fork Ro,c " T., 10 Souih St,e,t.
Boston, a-d 1el Chestnut Street Phiiad, l.
phia are .iqents for 81 .hdry's Beacon in The
a5ore cities and a~thovT,ci 10 ecet,uct for ad-
reriising al Our io,c,si rats.
May Is, 1915.
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On the 18th nit. nv ,te Rev. Father Lima
han. THoS. K. GARDINER 10 Miss Lucy A.
HlGpON, of Charles County.
On the lsi instant, by the Revd. Nr. Smith.
WESLEY ". CHESSEE 10 Miss ANN +.
MOORE.
On the same dav, by the Rev. Father Wei.
uauza FRANCIS J. BOWTON to Miss ELLEN
J. TIrPETT.
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win send prescription for the speedy cure Of
this distressing complain, on receip, OF twenty
1--WE ceois and a ,hree-cen; stamp would sead
the prescription free, but masr charge SMALL
sum 10 psyfor sdser ti<ing. address J. b. Nc
ttLLUUGH, ReskSa.s Mills, Jenersou, Co.,
Pa
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Woods Household Magazine for July
is ahead ofany previous number, and when
We consider its usual standard excellence.
this Is rare praise indeed. 1t is household,
not only in name but in character, and
its table Of contents shows a wonderful
adaptation of articles TO the individual
members Of the family circle. Sims
Little Girl" a Temperance story by Mary
Hartwell, Wca,hcr-;ough- Block" by
Karl Kase. "How The Vow was Kept"
by II. " Osborne, '.Luna,ics at Large"
by Rev. F. ". Holland. and '.Thc Dec
laration of Indepeudence. BY J B. Wake
ley. d. D.. are among the more noticeable
articles. The Chiidrens' Department is
crowded full. and contains a poem. in
haby-sask. which without doubt. will be
very acceptable to the little ones The
price ofthe magazine is one dollar year.
Address. Woods Household Magazine,
Newbargh. NY.
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RELIGIOUS There will be YES
PERS at ST. Aluysius church. Leonard
Town. on Sunday next. July 9th. att
o'clock. p. IN.
July 3rd, 1873.
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Something Ne,r.,

An elegant Album for 25 cents, holdig -
full sized cards, bound in full gilt eovetand
sold II the low price Of IS cents, suitable the
pocket or centre table. Order q sample b}naii.
pos, paid on feccips Of - cents. for stents,
or for ~. Address,
BCRIOw & col f..
--a Baltimore, IA.
rs-Agenss wanted. Catalogue. = soeks,
Pictures, &C., senlfrcc-
Z Juael lS7J-3ts .m
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Working Class T F:.. Or

$50 = week guaranteed, Respectable employ
ment At home. day or evening; no cal iiai re-
quirei: full instructions and valuable package
Of goods seus free by mail. Address. with six
cen, return stamp, u. YOUNG 4 CO., liz
Greenwich St, NY.
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6uANo, Erd.-Ne nor a fair supply ofThin--
cha Island ,G..snp n dealers hands, which Is
selling At So per ton of 1000 lbs, cnrrenGy.
but th:re is no stock in agents hands Gaa--
hape we quote at 500 per long ton in lois Of
10 to 30 tons. with y deduction Of 80 ecn,s to
81 SO per ton tor lots from 30 TO $50 TONS
There is an active Southern trade demand for
Fertilizers and the leading makers command
Sl3@Sjo per ton. while interior kinds are much
lower. ''
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OR A NO
ENTERTA AIN MENT.
TO sE aitsS AT
PORT TOBACCO,
DRAMATIC lssocNIIe,
CHARLES COUNTY.
THE RITILSi THE RITILSf rs
"HE Dramatic &Ssor, atom ~ rk.r,.~
CHARLES COUNTY.

"HE Dramatic Association Of Charles
u County viii give a. Public Repte.sn-
tation a, the Court House, in Port robac-
CO, on
TUESDAY EVENING, JULY sTH.
THE RIVALS" is the play selected
for the occasion. and no eeo.s Gill be
spared to give cntire satisfaction. The
proceeds viii be applied TO the benefit Of
ST. Thomas Church
The performance will begin at s ok.
r. NJ; earlier in the evening the band
will discourse music in the Court House
yard. where il is contemplated to have ON
hand for sale plentiful supply Of light
Refreshments.
ADMISSION FEE 20 cents. No de-
ducsion for children.
ES- Parties FROM Marlborough. wish
ing to attend. can reach Por, Tobacco in
ample time BY the afternoon down train.
Capt. Withers. and return. il they so de-
sire, by the same train early next mosn-
ing.
July 3, lS73-lt.
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-CE COO per day Agents wan;edl
ScTo C~U All classes Of working
people, OF either sex, young or old. make more
noney at work tor nc IN their spare moments
or all the time, than nj AZ, thing else. Particu-
Land, sair..
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RnLRoxD AaTrEEs-We give place
below to the following excerpts, furnished
bya esrresponden. and bearing spOurail-
road matters xith which the people Of our
county areMorc or less interested. pre-
mising. that the first is intended to Be .
synopsis ofthe Internal Inproseaient Act
of 1868. ard TIA. the two last, which are
taken from the Washington Sunday Her
old, are explanatory of the aims and pros
poets of the Washington City and Point
Lookout Railroad Company in construct
ing its branch road from Hya,,svillc TO
point opposite Alexandria. and its man
stem from Forestvillc to connect with its
branch outside Of the Distrie, of Column
bia." SAB
INTERNAL TMPRovsnEsT Acr 1885,
Aggregate amount appropriated
TO Saint Mary's, Charles and b. "a
Calvert, $500. 900
No more .hnn one-Sfth to be
paid Ia given ycsr, SM25 900
State subscription payable in same pro-
portion as private subscriptions.
Private subscription according to
President Shoots statement.
(see pamphtlet. &c. $1,000, 600
Amount paid. 80 per cent. (see
said pamphlet). 500. 900
Therefore total amt. that could
be paid at present by State d. ..
Treasurer. on State subscrip-
ton Of SlG3, 900 to st. Ma
rvs. ... Ss1 900
Is is understood that Drum Point road
has been awarded subscription from CAL
vert County. and that State Treasurer has
arportioned the sam of Sl25 .O0a between
Drum Point and Southern Maryland Rail-
road. giving the former S6l 900 and the
latter S64 900. which will leave d ne State
of Maryland Sl7 900 to be paid in 1874.
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WANTED.

"A DORM YOUR HOMES with the rew
~ Chrome, Awake" aud Asleep" Sells
like wild-frr. The pair sent for 50 ceuts. A
large discount TO agents. address W. =. CAR
PENrER, Foxboro, Mass.
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FOR SALE.

A NeSccIlent Dwelling Hons in first rate
IA condition, with ~ acres Of land att,ehei
The oat-hnild ings are modern and eomui,ri j.
Gus. The soil Of the land is excellent, and its
condition COED. The ienein. is new and Of
first class nisieriai.
The situation Is we'll shifted 10 = phvsichar.
or to any fersos desiring ecm5or,aLie resi-
dence IN a hsaiIhy and pleasant Locality.
Steamboat communication and the general
sa't-wstcr advantage in convenient distance
20 the property.
For t1ruls and particulars, AL ircs,
. CONES DOWNS
Attorneys for pwncfs
Leonardtown, Md.
June &c, -l373-tE
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O. 10 Per Week in CASH To Agents.
- III Everything furnished aud eApenses
paid. A. COULTER & CO, Charlotte, Mich.
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TIIE GRE@
c 0nS|
which car
timely reso
araIpepar
proved b,y]
testimonial
propi'letor1
edged byl
physicians
reliable pr
troluced 4
cure Of ali
and is ofN
sanctiorct}
of Over fol
reso'ted tY
alou, fails |
cure in |
cases Of CT
Group, W
Influenza
Sore Third
ness in th@
Liver Coz
mt the Lu,j
Balsarn d/
Cough, al |
behind, as
most pre- |
loosens i
lungs, AM j.
thus rcnO
the conpl|
SETH W, F0NJ
And SOLD by Id
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ST EMO

~ EORGF 7 |
VI faithfully
dsis forwoh +"
lie charges :,
Of tobacco, .a,
letter /; brushes
For same PLAID
&C., from fly Ct
Ter, ink, brush 81
using inclCdsd.
Name plates 4
Large plates ~ 1
Cash in al casl
or IL persons IRE
accompanied ~ 1
81 Moore s llo'el \
msy :. lsIc-J
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Good Agents Wanted For
Ererybodys O,on Physician.

by C ". GLEASON, ". d. Sells rapidly; One
agent sold lOo IN one week. Apply at once TO
II. y. MCKINNEY l. CO Philadelphia, Pa.
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CON'FIR
T. 4
VIM
Mar
& q;
% -
In the Circui
sitting i"
\
PEI: !.
filed IN this cat.
ed, unless caus
on or be fore
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WORLD REy
SeWil|

tU>HE: m,g'|
- Mach uy
only unsurrassI
various compel
fsthiifsr WIN
sorted 20 for Ii
Of the rarticula|
sod. II the n |
trriou Of the II
chimes. i; cann'i
CT, owning 10
known ~ the
far surpasses o.
Company sold |
more .nschines
Company in h1
turns OF the dill
visit around Al
ty me free Of q
or address
L. ii. /
~ Machine
lions gis,n for
May ID, II
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ctc.. etc. and
nj tho old s,an|
Flrs. ilammc't
called 10 my 81
ing which | ca
ar merchant III
hid make o:
A large ard Cd
Of CASSIMET
sons wishing c
tc acc nliD0da1
with oil necc|
determined to /.
LOW AS TIL
ofsny mcreha|
examine my Il
whc:e.
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Cesx-ThA.sc-ip,s of Corn a.s,;ax ,he rsss
ve~k were atsnt ern II to those Of tie week prcS
vicns. being LIS, oce. husAss Of wes;ezn 81
Aneg baskn1s Su5nherA The ma<ksk fer
8eu;n<sn wh1lk h.o lhled active nn1 &rn. ana
pioenre Is e,s RI bsshe, hfefbe~. bn, xsa1ow
Aas t<sa do ard y1ices have reried c<n1spsr
4nashsl eioSirx. hoNescr. s'-s1y ., De decline.
3he eatir o1riacs we-e spii - fulsovS rSsee.
Ltn,hsas whitt .tsy7 osass and 'oco se11P's'
yellow Rom g. doxn 70 % cents. white segesgeg
at q cents and yellow at On cen;-. Lighter re-
csip's Of Southern Corn may he hooked for, -
farmers are about entering the WHEAT harvest,
and shipments will be interrupted for some
weeks. The market for Western Corn has
ruled generally quiet and steady, and shows lit
tie or no change in prices. There has been CON-
psraiively little business reported, the bulk Of
which Sss for forward delivery, a. follows;
). orc bushels mixed, last half Jaiy =, 60 cents;
30, 900 do, all July, 80 cents. "a. GEO do. same
moa,h, on private terms, and IS, coo bushels, TO
arrive. At 50 cents.
Oars TIE market for Oar. urenet teavy.
and prizes dsclinei la: errts per bssl,r,. ssi,.
with more active demand, the feeling impros ell
aud the decline was recovered. Tire sales were
1000 bushels Southern, At .i56l so cents: bulk
AT 4stse - eetts; 6, ese bushels mixed Western
az 4sts+3 cents and II, 600 bushels brigh, do.
az 43ea,t5 cents. The marke, closes steady.
and Ne quote Southern al i5(G4s cents. mixed
Western Al +.G IS cents, and bright do. a, "a
(H4S cents
RyE.-The receipts Of RYE have been less
liberal. bat the marke, continues dull and hc,-
w. The only SALES reported were $40 TO Leo
bushels prime Western a, IS. cents, aud We
quote fair to prime n 7ctr - cents.
TosAcco-The receipts Of Leaf Tobacco an-
ring The past week show falling of Of nearly
500 hhds the greater portion Of which was Of
Ohio. The market for all kinds is fairly active
and firm, particularly FOR the better qualities. the
lower Grades being still neglected Tire sales
o. Maryland were about 700 hhis mostly for
France and Holland. OF Ohio, The sales embrace
300 hhds for France zoo hkds. for Daisburg
and Bremen, ard 4 few lots OF cclory descrip-
tons for Austria. There Il ai-o n good demand
for kentucky and We learn of sales OF 100 hhas.
cutting leaf and SO hhis. fine shipping sclrc-
tons for export. but there Is still nothing do
ing Ia Virginia beyond small sales of decided
auasities for export. The exports during the
week we're LOS hlids. to BreInen We revise
our lis, OF prices, and quote to-day as follows,
via:
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M: "

T'IlE sulsI
Il from Ia
complete assor
DRY GOODS
READi-M
BOOTS.
SllOF
ia
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-09-02
RADICAL LOVE FOR THE NEGRO

RADICAL LOVE FOR THE NEGRO.
The Washington correspondent of the
Cincinnati Gazette, noticing the nomina-
ton of the negro Davis for Lieutenant Gov
ernor of Mississippi, says this twill compel
q change Of Senator Ames' programme of
resigpiDg the GoVernorship sitter the cleo
ton, and serving the remainder of his
Senatorial term, siCce large proportion of
the white vote viii refuse to support any
such arrangement, looking directly to a
colored Governor of the State" So it sp-
pears the arrangement concocted at Wash
ington simply contemplated his running anu
being elected Governor, and then resi3niDg
and giving the office to some man who
could not be elected. But,
"The best laid schemes of mice and men
Gang aft aglee."
And 80 did this. The negroes asserted
their numerical strength, and put one Of
their color on The ticket for the second Of
fee. They were aware that Ames did not
intend to give up bis Senatorship, and they
determined to have man of their race to
take his place in The event he should resign.
And now we are told the white Radical
vote will net be cast for him If he intends
to give way to the negro. Here is another
evidence of the great love the white Radicals
bear for the negro.