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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-06-10

Editors of the Dispatch: Please call the
attention oil the responsible authorities 10 Tue
filthy condition of the streets ana Alleys III
many parts of Richmond. Except, pernaps,
Lynchburg. Va, and Nashville, Ienn., shere
is no southern town in which sanitary ponce
SO much needs reform as 10 Richmond.
The market.places and their Vieinlty are
tegond description-foul, unaeaitny, ana
disgusting. There Is no excuse tor this con, on,
dtion of affairs in this the most oeaulilul
capital city Of the South; for IN no otner
are the natural facilities greater ior removing
the aceumuations which poison Inc ar "a ano
offend the eye. W.
I'VE publish the above, but mustadd that
we think that our Board of Health is as
efficient as that Of any city in the country.l
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

RICHARDSON s Co, 5P. NJ, parcels OF land
haIf-miIe east OF the city, on the Williamsburg
turnpike.
N. NJ LEE, P. NJ, brick dwelling On the south
side OF Ross street between Fourteenth and
Mayo.
Ed. EACHO, P. A., fifty building lots at Rock
etts.
LYME & BROTHER, 5s P. NJ, a lot with small
brick tenement thereon on the south side or
Main between First and Foushee streets.
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FAIRS, DC.
JEWELKY. &c.
>~><->~~>~-.-~>~>~e
GPEClAL NOTICE.

Great bargains offered In
DIAIONDS, WAlCnt.S, CHAINS, AND JEW
ELRY.
In order 10 realize the cash OIL the following.
named - Forfeited iedges shall cifer great ili-
duccmcnts 10 purchasers Of same. The articles
consist of
l fine stem winding Howard Watch. In l S karat
heavy t,ud T. lse,
l genuine f. B. AdIms Watch, in Is karat heavy
Gold Case,
45 very fine II and / s karat Gold stem and key
winding Watches.
36 fine Opera, Vest, ChatGlaine and Neck Chains {;
Diamond Kings AMI Buttons; 63 Amethyst, Onyx.
Topaz. BUodst0nc, and heavy plain Gold Rings,
for ladies aud gentlemen:
25 Lockers and char ms, ,54 sets Of SeeYcand Bosom
Buttons, sets OF Pins ana EARRINGS, 10 fine
Brooches;
pair elegant Bracelets, fine solid Gold and nia-
nond Locker, ! fine solid Gold and Pearl Fan
Holder, AMI mauy other articles 100 numerous
to mention; all Of which sh Ill sell Ut coDsid-
erably less than the cost of the same.
most respectfully invite every one Inclined to-
wards getting great bargains TO call at the earliest
date auu examine the articles at
S. A. WISSTUCK'3 Loan Office,
No. II Fourteenth street,
je4-lm under Exchange Hotel.
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FINE PISEAPPLES at PIzZIEI'S.

FINE P1SEAPPLES at PlZZIEl S.
KEEP C0oL.-Five thousand fans at LEVY BRO
TIERS from three cents mp to five dollars apiece
LARGE YELLOW BANANAS at PIZZINI'S.
LINEN BUSTERS for sale by z. B. SPENCE & Son
1900 Main street.
ONE DOLLAR will buy gauze under-shrt from
e. Is. SPENCE &c SON.
BLACK ALPACCA COATS, at low prices, for sale
by L. Il. SPENCE & Son.
LINEN COATS, at all prices for sale by E. =.
SPENCE & son.
PEMBROKE WHITE DREss-slIrRTs for sale by E.
B. SPENCE & son.
READYMADE cLoTHING-nice stock Of new
goods for sale low by f. b. SPENCE & SoN.
NAISsOOK notwithstanding nice and
cool-for sale by E. Is SPENCE & Son. sg,-$S
r,,It- ifIt Hpnp Lhc ottY0a af
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sr,r FOR DAMAGEs.-The Circuit Court OF
Richmond was engaged yesterday hearing
the case of Myer Angle and wife vs. The
Richnopd street Railway Company. The
plaintifs sue for $4,000 damages fsr injuries
sustained by Mrs. Angle last September, at
the time of the street car accident when Mr.
Clemnltt was killed. Counsel were occu-
nied until q late hour last night preparing
instructions which they will ask tho Couf1
to give the jury.
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THE FIRE LAST NIGHT.-The alarm Of fire
last night about 0:30 O'Clock from box 4,
Third police station, was caused by the eX-
plosion of kerosene.oil lamp in the kitchen
of house on the corner of Marshall and
Madison streets. The bed took tire, and a
little negro child was severely if not fatally
burned. The Fire Department was prompt
ly on hand, but their services were not
needed, as the flames were soon eXtin-
suished by the inmates Of the house.
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POLICE .CoURT, TUESDAY-Jusstce y. d.
White pressdtnq.- The following cases were
disposed of: ., ue e,s :,
sidney Hix, charged with stealing $40 IN
aJnited States currency from jacob roster.
Continued to 11th.
John Cole and John Hill, charged with
being drunk, trespassing upon ana creating
disturbance ia the har-room of &C. Ihon.
Fined 81 for getting drunk.
George A. Watts, charged with obtaining
SizO by false pSetences, the property OF Judse
fred Morton. Continued TO Thursday ana
accused committed.
Albert Obey, charged with having IN his
posses sion piece of iron valued at III. sup
posed to have been stoleR. Guilty, ana sent
to Jail for thirty days.
Richard Eyanss charged with being drunk,
&c. Fined 81.
Henry Smith, charged with being drank,
&c. Fined 81 and admonished.
Marha Price, charged with being draak.
Failed to appear.
virginia Payne, charged with trespassingg
On the premises OF Lucie Street. DE
charged.
James Morris, charged with creating
disturbance in the street ana Win inter-
ierlng with Andrew Hill. Fined ~.
William R. Jones, charged with stealing
s25 from A. Baccigalupo. Continued 10
"Wednesday.
Preston Watkins. charged with being Q
lupatic escaped from Howard's Grove. Com-
mitted for further Information, DC.
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The MUSICAL CONCERT given by the infant
class of the First Baptist church is to be re-
peated tonight, by request. The proceeds
Of the concert are for the benefit OF the poor
of the class. The little children sing eN-
qui>itely, and those who love pure, simple
unadulterated music may expect il rare
treat
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TRUSSES. SUPPORTERS, dc.
HARD-RUBBER TRUSsEs,
ABDoMISAL SUPPORTERS,
tNDPILE PIPES.

Relief, comfort, and cure for RUPTURE, FEAALf
yE.KsEssrs, ana PILES. Unlike all other sppil.
nces known, viii never rust, Timber, break, chsie
OH, nor more from piace-in1estrrc;ible. The nre
steel snring, being coated with hard rubber, tghl
cool. cieanly. used In bathing, lifted 10 rn; aa.
gersaily recommended oy al surgeons a. ,iss nss
supports known. sena iot .ac,.
mia. and 1877 Broadway, New YORK. tompste
sssortnsenr for sale. with careful aolasimsht, Wy
MEADE q BAKER, Richmond, and sli dealers, M
Beware Of imltRs kns, ~ Ao,ota
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TRANSFER PRINTING-INKs-Invalua to rail-
road companies, steamship companies, banks, mer'
chants, manufacturers, and others. They are eli.
during and changeless, and will copy sharp ano
clear for an indefinite period Of time. having just
received fresh supply of these inks, We are pre-
pared to execute orders promptly aud ut moderate
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FAIR AND FEAsT.-The ladies of Oregon
Hill Methodist church commence their fair
and feast tonight. They will have on hand
everything good to eat and variety Of use
full and fancy articles.
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PARpoSs REFUsED-The Governor yester-
day refused to pardon Mary E. Anderson, a
prisoner now undergoing confinement in the
Jail of this city for petty larceny. Also,
John a. Ovens, in the same place, for the
same offence. Also, Alfred Grubb, sent to
the penitentiary from Wytheville in 1870 for
six vears for house-breaking and larceny.
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STRAWBERRIES AND CREAM at PIzzISr:s.

BLANK BooKS-JULY.-GlVe early orders at
1918 Main street for the best account-hoOks. 4
stock Of cheap books always on hand IT RAN
DOLPH l. ENGLISHS.
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USMAlLABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
RICHMOND Posi-. OFFICE JUNE 8, 1ST4.-Charlc:
Isaac, 7l5 Church street, Oregon Hill, Rich
mond, Va; Thomas Z. Duke. Ashland,
Va; William Kemp, Spring Fell, Hanover
roI,nty Va
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THE RICHMOND GRAYs will celebrate their
thirtleth anniversary on Friday the 18th
instant by target-practice and dinner at the
pumDhoiiSe.1
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TRANSFER PRISTING-INKS will copy clear and
distinct for an indefinite period OF time. Send youl
orders for work to be done in these inks to the Dis
match Printing House.
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THE GEaarAN COLOGNE made By the Nun, (klos-
terfrau), Marie Cementine Martin. is imported di-
rect from Coeln, Germany, and sold wholesale and
retail by L. WAGNER, druggist.
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KEEP CooL.-Go to LEVY BROTHERS and pur-
chase your dry goods. Their store Is many degrees
cooler than any other IN the city, being ventilated
from front, rear, and side; and then they sell
goods so cheap to divert your thoughts from the
weather to the more pleasant reflections of purchas-
ing the best bargains In dry goods ever offered.
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FOUND AT LASr-The long sought-for place
where you car get money loaned on your diamonds,
watches, jewelry, silverware, &c. Call at a. HAIR
R1s's Loan Office, 322 Main street, and you vii
learn all about IL. All transactions strictly conf
DENTAL.
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SAUNDERs's FACE POWDER, Meeufun, Magnolia
Balm, Dorins Face Powder, Mrs. Shaw's Morphero
Lotion for freckIes. L. WAGNER, druggist, Sixth
and Broad streets.
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OFFICIAL.
MAYORS OFFICE. p
MANCHESTER, June 9, lSTf.5
RI YrnnDv rJUNT that tha

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the
IN ordinance relating to NUiSASCES VIII be
s,r,ctIv enforced on and after this date. Persons
, n1 ired fo see that their premises are inme
eateiy thoroughly cleansed. Ten days viii be al
Iowed for such cleansing after which time police
men Will inspect their premises and report al! par.
Ties who fail TO comply.
Attention is also called TO the ordi nance requlr
Ing persons 10 keep the cutters clean In front OF
ING fo do So l.. X. CHILES.
i's e I,I.at fsz.,t.fs,ss st4 Mayor.
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LADIES, while you are out shopping or paying
calls to-day call at PIZzINI's and refresh yourselves
with some OF his delicious ice-cream and ices.
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KEEP CooL.-Buy full-width linen sheeting al
seventy-tive cents per yard. and fu-width pillow
case linen at sixty cents per yard, ut LETY BRO
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NAISsooK uSDER-sHIRTs-somethin nice aud
cool-for sale by E. Is SPENCE & Son.
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NEw BsaINE.-Tbe Richmond, York River
and Chesapeake railroad received Yesterday
from Philadelphia asplendd new ffe'ght en-
CINE, called the "Rlchmond."
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COLD soDA-wATER is nice thing this no
weather, and PIZzINI's Is the place to buy 1t.
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REMovAL.-A HARRIs'S Loan Office tcsaollshe'
in S6o) has been removed TO 1922 Main street.
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KEEP COoL.-LEvY BROTHERS have Il large
stock Of thin dress goods prices low that all in
need of thin dresses can supply their wants at
derate price.
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PERSIAN INSECT POWDER tvery effectively, ana
other insect destroyers, sold by L. WAGNER, drug
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CIrY Aun1rnR,s urFIcE, 3

7 -. City AUDITORS UFFIcE,l5
RICHMOND, 9th June. 1874.
NTOTICE.-The TRANSFER BOOKS OF
M THE BONDED DEBT. OF THE M MStiI .ls oF
HICHMOND Will be closed from the 10Th TO the
oGs' 'is y.ti5th ttil 'A' j, B. .RoYsTER, Auditor.
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The New REsERVolR.-The force OF labor
ers at work on the new reservoir IS about to
be considerably increased.
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VOL. XLV1.
Ritltmond 1lspatclt.
+--S ~/

nNTHE CIRCULATION OF THE DIS
PATCH Is LARGER THAN TIE COMBINED
CsRCUL ALTON OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY
OF THE CITY.
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AGoop RECIPE FOR KEEPING cool Is 10
an order with PlzZINI for some OF his ice-creain.
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HUsTINGs CouRT.-1n this court Yesterday
Judge Edward II. Fitzhugh, of the Chan
eery Court, presided in the absence of Judge
Guieop, who is at the Bath Alum Springs.
Judge Fitzhugh granted the first ordinary
license under the new law, which requires
parties to 90 first to the Commissioner of the
Revenue to be assessed, then to the Collec-
tor of Safe Taxes in this city to pay the
assessment, aud then to produce to the Hus,
tinos Court tine assessment and receipt, and
tbereupon the license is granted.
The court was adjourned until tomorrow
morning at IL o'clock.
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T.. RENT. TIE LARGE AND f.:
/ .,N"rplut> HHiCk RESIDENCE on Ell
f..- ...a... Iw-mty-fuurth ana Iwcnty-hilh
-.-..'- {. ...- A.cu thoroughly rclaircd ana rem
,..ig sSaya dc>irthic and elegant dwelling
.... i'--v-,.as .,!Ten At once. For terms apply
JOHN y. VAN LEW.
al Richmond po~t-oiflc':-
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lei; !I.NT. one OF those desirable G:
/ H..' . LINtMtNT> ~ the corner ota-S
ill.,. aa.: ....-> >;r,'.>. go per month. Also sew
~ '.-, ,.fy l-..u.uts III The western part ot the
... e. :. ..:- !.fl.
... *. .l.LINt, on Marshall ~ $50 per month.
.-.. WILLIAM Z. Pti.h & CO.,
...' ...... -'itu = gents No. Z Tenth street.
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KEEP C0oL.-Five thousand fans at LEVY BRO
THEIRS from three cents up to five dollars apiece.
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BLACK ALpACCA COATS, at low prices, for sale
by L. B. SPENCE & Son.
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LINEN COATS, at all prices for sale by E. +
SPENCE & son.
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AmUsEs1ENTs.

FIRST GRAND ANNUAL sCHUTZES-
4 FEST
AT THE
PARK OF THE EJAsfEs-RIvER BREWERY.
On MONDAY, June / 9th, 1874.
free.
kENlG'S SCHIE5SEN from 10 A. NJ to 2P
III. Promenade Concert IRON to- f'M.
CoRQsATIOH OF THE CHubfZsS KING,
and addresses from different speakers from 4 to s
p. M. -.
GRAND BAIL, ILLUMINATION, FIRE
WoRhs, BALLOON ASCESSION, &c, &c.
The cars of the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad
VIII leave the depot every forty minutes (turough
the tunneu TO the park. Fare, 10 cents. First
train. 10 A. NJ.
A FINE SUPPER will be served by the proprie-
tors Of the park. jc lO.5t
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READY. MADE CLoTIIING-nice stock OF new
goods for sale low by +. b. SPENCE & soS.
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ONE DOLLAR will buy gauze under-slirt from
e. Is. SPENCE & SON.
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MoRTuARY REpoRT.-The following is the
mortuary report for the week ending Satur-
day, June 6, 1874, compiled from sections,
returns received at the office of the Board of
Health
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NOWLAN & co. S
~ are opening elegant new styles Of E1Sh
OPERA CHAINS, 9S4Na
CHAIN BRACELETS,
AMETHYST and ROMAN SETS,
DIAMOND ENGAGEMENT and
PLAIN GOLD NhDDlNG RINGS;
SEW BRIDAL SILVER, in cases.
my 27-1m corner Main and Tenth streets.
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EuE RENT. TIE NICE FRAME O.,

Euh RENT. TIE NICE FRAME On
/ bH hLI>t, Va u west Gary street nearEa.
ts.. a. "N'.. .-ttt rooms and m0dern improve
-.H.'-, tit''. 49, lr.r auniI!D. ~
~ HrN /. u" ,i,~t tr4be bEiCh DIV tLl.lNt1
81 -.'~ :."rt. s.1c "I cary between Sccouc ana
.H-. -.!".',. VIM seven rooms, modern improve
.....-- a..
t.. RENT. u.c" FRAME DWELLING, 1--WE
''~.s' .,;r.r". lwD rouE!,; stable. &c, on Main
....E N.Hrtc street.
i". RENT. FRAME DWELLING. four roo,as,
byt: H~tw-"g SCvcu!h and Eg.itu streets: $40
..t .ar..!.
r'# EtNT, BRICK DWELLING. tive Rooms,
'.'."- rnGr;i. LG Arch street.. 'anbce llil; VIII
.~ 49, !. AIc. "r'rr: SAG per month.
IL Rent, STORE and dwelling above itcn
'"- 1is: nI'rtcaJ "n Io,itI SD, Main t-e.%ccn
N.""."r4'4 au! i"ent!eth streets; $50 per
''E t5NT, uira STORE aud cellar on Four
e '.. ,.',r'. uncrr XclLanEe HUlel: liquor stand
.'.' .."f '.,..iiy .e:irS.
t''E .;ENJ,, one SQUARE GROUND. hou,oed
f. ~, !'."k, !wcnIN-Erst. and Twenty second
40: "3iI rlr~ "is"c ,tcrcOn.
l'.t: tt-> J. 40 large FLUORS In the buitditsS
" r.t tf fl:',,.,t1 street near tGa!k!in- oold
+...'. .' '\r. i''t tame tor Il small factory.
f'' Ef\ i~p &irt OFF CES corner Main
81. ...tt'eLtA zlIecis, ana several LODGING
"."''i> ~! stairs. AstIy 10 .,
HILL & GODDlS-
sf.il .,,,t.
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LINEN DUST ERS for sale by E. B. SPENCE & So,
1900 Main street.
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PEMBROKE WHITE DREss-slIIRTs for sale by E
3. SPENCE & Son.
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LARGE YELLOW BANANAS at PIzzINI's.
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I)AiME GOLDEN SYRUP, Porto Rico
diiG Acw Drlearis Iolasses. at W. G. DAN.
-1!llIL 4 co.'s. S27 BrOad street. 1ah "a
DkINTING.-Au kinds dome neatly and
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-: Ht.Nl. E+ttEk DWELLING I=s
rt.I=2 north ftftI street. between Clay 5s.1
~ "i-..' ~ Id. .-,!u-. bt>i, i,t.s 2mue IlcE-
- .. -. ~, ai.I wl;er- Possession IOIn June
s...' +" ". y. i,OBlNa Ageut,
"-'' 80. 1906, EAgk street.
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T osF, CERTIFICATE oB l.s)sli5 Pc.
4 ter.a,Irs Railroad camIlapy. 40. {. g6S, m
the nan.q OF Aicarnser Bruce. trtig ess i0f rssy
srsres y th f..Issisr sei haek said ~
tmehii Z, ,'s '.'., u gen.Ss ~
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-08-01
,craes mean. a feeble and poue,les.

ecracy mems a feeble and 'pove,less
central covernnent-nstioBal nun IN
reference. In the words Of Charles
Francis Adams, one vi its most bril-
liant lumina-ies, Democracy means the
hard IF principle"
" HIGH is the principle, which view
If the powers and duties Of the nation
.! government. best answer u wants.
This is the sole question for Us to de-
termine. Upon this issue must the
two great parties stand or fall. Dem-
oeracy limits and restricts, Rernb!i-
cauism enlarges and expands the pow
ers and duties Of the central govern
ment. Questions Of free trade and
protection, Of paper or specie currency,
Of imitation or contraction, do not enter
into consideration. On the questions
Of political economy the leading men
of each party differ. The question
is. shall we have a strong or weak
national government? 10 this day OF
gigantic enterprises. Of powerful mon
opoiies, of vast combinations, will a
xeak national government suffice?
1t ia absurd TO say the Republican
party has fulfilled lis mission. The
Republican party simply represents
the Republican or nat onal view Of the
Federal government. The feebleness
Of the Federal government in 1860,
practically demonstrated the correct
ness of this Republican idea Of strong
and vigorous national government.
The condition Of the country to day.
its dangers and necessities, furnish
abundant proof to the same effect. Ga
all sides individual industry and enter
prise are merging into corporate and
combined effort. Even now We dread
the rspidly increasing power OF exist
ing corporations. TIE shadows Of
corporations and combinations yet to
come may reasonably excite our ap-
prehensions. They por.end a fearful
contest. a terrible Earring and clasbing
of conflicting interests in which the
weak can look only to the strong arm
Of the national government. Shall We
weaken or strengthen it to meet the
crisis2 The present administration is
already graphing with the railroad
problem. Democracy denies the right
of Federal interference. Which party
best serves our necessities? The un-
developed territories Of the West. their
need Of railroad facilities, their want
of industrial enterprises and public
improvements on a large scale, their
weakness as opposed to the strong
corporations would seem to especially
demand the fostering care, the stimu-
latinp encouragement. and protecting
hand of q vigorous national govern.
ment. This is the essence Of Repub-
licanism. individuals may become
corrupt. Dishonest men will, unless
VT are watchfnl. creep into Office. Un-
principled men will join with the party
which promises to be successful. but
they connot affect the correctness Of
the Republican doctrine or the integ-
rity Of the masses Of the Republican
party.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-08-01
aErCsL,caN sr&TE ConsEN-
u1OS.
A Republican state C~ong.ntion will
be- held at the city of Lincoln, ~
WcnrrSnay SNUxr Dxn -.

A Repob,iczn state Cone iiiIuu will
be held at the t'ity 81 Lincoln. on
WEDNESDAY,, SEPT IND, IVA.
At 3 O'Clock .. IN. for the purpose Of
placing IN nomination oac canitEie
for Member OF Congress contingent,
candidates for Governor. Secretary Of
State. Treasurer, Superintendent of
oublIc Instruction, State Prison La
spec,pr, and Attorney General: and
for the transaction of such other bust
ucss as may properly come before it.
The Delegates present for each Judi
cial District will nominate a suitable
person for District attorney for their
respective districts
The nrrauixe1 COMMITTEES are estitled
TO delegates Upon tie following basis
Counties east Of fhe Sixth z. NJ.
shonli be entitled TO one delegate for
each ] 900 Inhabitants, according to
the census taken during the current
year, and one for each fraction over
500. But each organized county shall
lac entitlsd 4" 1T least one delegate.
Organized counties west of the 9th
j. NJ. shall be entitled to one dele
gate earh. and ore additional delegate
frr each ..0o0 inhabitants, according
to- the cen>l- aforesaid, and one for
each fraction over 800, rs follows:
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-08-01
yaoY REPUBLICAN CITY.
REPUBLICAN CIrY, Neb.

REPUBLICAN CIrY. Neb.
July 9th. 1874.
En-. CHIEF Welcome 70 THE
CHIEF. W. are pleased With the ap-
pearance Of your paper. Your editorial
on the location of the Land Onice At
BIoomington IL Arsd. Let 'em have
it without gloves. The whole thing is
. speculation and not IN the interests
Of the great majority Of the people Of
this district. and certainly Dot in &C.
c"rdsnce With their wishes. The peo-
nle of the Republican Valley Land
Di-tict viii not rest. but viii axitase
and show up this little job-thia game
Of the .hysterers until iustice shall be
done. Better had it ren,ained At Low
ell. than to take it away from the rail
rosd and locate il ~ the other side Of
the district. and At the smallest town
in the district, simply to build up a
nonresident town site company.
Those who secured Its Location Al
BLOOMINGTON freot the dear people"
and acted in the interests Of speeula-
tioo. But yoa siI bear asais from
PcMPgY.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-08-01
Senatorial.

The members Of the Senatorial Com
i%b,.tee It the 18th Senatorial District
a. requested to meet At Hastings On
Thursday the Goth day Of August,
lsTi, at = O'Clock p. M. for the par-
Jose Of apportioning the delegates to
the several counties in the district aud
90 Fix the time aud place of the Sena-
rorixl Ceuvention !; and for such other
business as e,ay come before them.
WILL K. GAYLORD.
Ch'mn SENATOR Com.