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Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-30
Aquatic Sports.

lsHISa sziFF5 To PARTICIPATE N A REGATTA
ON THE FOURTH
Among other amusements proposed for July
18th, will be q regatta on the Christiana, between
fishing skiffs. The race will be from Third street
bridge to Deep Water Point, in the Delaware,
aud back to the starting place. a distance OF
| about four miles. About twenty-five skffs have
been entered, and there is no doubt the regatta
will be both interesting and exciting. \ regatta
with fishing skitfs is somewhat of a novelty oud
this one will doubtless attract considerable at
| tention. Various prizes " al BE- awarded the win
ming boats
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-30
ELsRN HERE.
Less tnan Halt Cent II Mile,

The agents Of The great European steamship
lines began yesterday 10 sell tickets for seeraes
passage in this weeks steamers for $3.50 each
Excursion tickets, to Europe and back, were
sold at from $2s to SS5. The composition which
has led to this reduction is said TO have come
Of the breaking up Of the North Atlantic steam
shin combination, in which all the large COM
nanies were represented The combination was
m ,de Ia. maintain a uniform scale of prices.
Railroad fares have been so far reduced tha'
man may travel from Chicago to Liverpool +.
about SIN. Y. San.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-30

BEINa REPAINrED The front ol the Seroul
Baptist ChnIch, at Fourth and French streets =
being repaintrd and sandrl TIE appelItHce oi
the editce will therefore be greatly improved
But the painters at work here viii be glad when
the job Is finished, Tor the sun Ia the afternoons
has iul sweep At the mont OF the church, max
ing it the hottest place IN the city anA iairY bills
| eiinp the Jacks oil ths workmrn.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-30

EXCURSION TICKETs.-Excursion tickets on
the Wilmington II Reading Railroad are now
being issued at reduced rates for Coatesville
Brdsboro, and Reading These tickets are
good only on the day of issue excepting on
Saturday, when they hold good the following
Monday. From the 1st to the 4th of July, in-
elusive excursion tickets will be issued for any
point along the line or the road, which will be
good from the 1st 10 the 6.h inclusive,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-30

REPRESENTATIVES,. Among the geutltmeu
named IN Brandyw,ue Hundred III coune, ton
with the Republican nomination for Represent 4
tyes to the Legislature are capt, Hugh Sterling.
Esan S. Perkins, Wm. Silver, Samurl IL. DlSoU,
Isaac & Elliott, Lewis lAley tnd EdgeGs Dd-
P0nt Rtpu3ittdH
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-30

DIED FROM HER INJURIES Mrs. Sarah
| Arnold, residing over Third street bridge.
! " no was severely burned few weeks ago,
! by her clothes taking tire, died yesterday
afternoon, from the inj juries tnen sustained
Previous 10 her death she suffered greai
pam.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-30

NOTES DUE ON NEXT SCNDAY.-Saturdsy
ne xt viii be the fourth OF July, and there
fore no business will be transacted on tnat
day. IfaDy man happens to bave note fall
ing due either Saturday or Sunday, 1t must
bs met on Frilay,as the tanks will be closed
on Saturday
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-30
M aryland Affairs

The following sales OF real estate look place n
Chestertown. Keut county, last werk: Freedom
farm, near the Irappr, containing 500 acres. sold
to MI. John Bricr, Tor - per acre; the III II.
Rasiu tarm, ucst Islena, about 80 .,.tss, ta K
w. L Rlsin, of BALTIMORE, iot ! - per acre the
farm OF Joshua Nlusant to Miss l.,z 70 Y Nau- ant
for S4 GjO; the house aud lat IN hAlent OF
Fosuner to Capt. A. Wood III, ior $40, and town
lots III Gtlena lot - IL Jeremiah fe1cno, aud
others the farm al W ii Hanson, near Crulup
ton coutaiumg ; acres " * also sold to / lho mas
Massey, OF MildeloWu, Del, tor lIcun
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-30
pLoODY BATTLE YN'spAlN. .,

After three days Of severe lighting the govern
msut forces operating in the north Of Spain were
routed near Estells, suffering great loss in
killed, wounded, and missing. Marshal Coneha
lthe commander in-chief), brigadier, and two
staff officers being among the killed.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-30

REMovAL.-R Morrison late OF 403 Shipley
strset has removed 10 the n. W. Cor, OF lhn u
aud Shiplsy, whore he has handsomely htted
up store-with every convenirnfr adattrl -
the wants OF his incre lslnT trade.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-30

ICED TEA-Hou.tou X Plzer dealers in Teas
Coffee, &c, OF No. II F Fourth et,duun9 tbs
warm season keep constahty on hanl euoI'
we'll filed with the very best leei-ea Tor tue b'h
EFT OF their many customers.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-30
PnILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET

MONDAY. June 29, ; I. NJ.
BEEF CArTLE.-The market for Beef Cattle was
dali this week. and wsth liberal offerings prices de
clined Sales of fair and extra at 6a}sc., and com
mon at 4a515c. Receipts, $500 head
sheep were dull aud lower; sales of fair and
choice at 4l3aGc., and common at 2a}c Receipts,
10000 head.
Hogs moved slowly. but holders demanded hig her
figures; sales of corn-fed at sS ,5a9. Receipts
1000 head.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-30

ALFRED WALTON. Druggist. No. ~ Market
IN general, th al he eeps on hand descriptions OF
medicines. and that competent Pr.son is at an
times ready to prescribe for such sick a. "a at tina
store and that no charge is made exc pit tEsNgulat
price of the med ines the same price as they Wou
pay anywhere else; but that ns one Is vilted al
heir esidnces
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-30

THE WAYsl DE.-The leading Illustration In
the last issue Of The Waysde is spirited re-
prerentalion OF The Sheep Washing" in
which the sheep are being soused in stream
OF water and thoroughly washed, preparatory
to being shorn OF their wool The engraving
ia az excellent one Besides his, the paper
Is lillsd with good and instructive reading mat
ter. Though the price has been somewhat in.
| creased, Tie IFdyside is still worth treble the
amount now asked for it.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-30
the WEATH EN-,
WAsHrNaroN, Juue s0-l A. NJ
PROBABILITIES

PROBABILITIES.
For New England, ths Middle States and the
lower lake region, partly cloudy weather and 10
cal rlius will prevail, southwest or northwest
winds, slight lall ot temperature, and rising
barometer.
In Wilmington Yesterday was the hottest day
ol the season the thsi mometer ranged from ::
to - iu the shade
ELsRNHERK.
The temperature al I 3. +. Nj. was Charleston,
s. degrees, NOrtol. ~, Washington Us, Philadel-
phil 81, cape May -, New York y, Boston a.,
Duluth A. Rochester 80, Detroit 50, taicago ~,
Milwaukee -. Mount Washington 6l. Knoxville
So, Lynchburg 81, Buffalo o. Cleveland -, Sa-
yanuAa 81, Augusta 20, Mobile 50, New orleans
50; san Francisco -, Pixies Peak 40, Montreal
81, Quebec -. Halifax 30, Cape Henry %, Long
! Branch IS, sandy Hook 'l, Atlantic tity ~,
Psck's Beach 30.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-30

MOONLIGHT ExCURsIoN,-On wednesday
evening July, 10Th the. Hose Company
will give n grand moonlight excursion down
the Delaware Bay, on the steamer Sd0.'i ".
teit0H. Having recently lost valuable horse
the Company wishes to retrieve this loss In
some measure, aud therefore hopes The excur-
sion VIII be largely attended, The boat will
eight O'Clock
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-30

The SCHOOLS The catalogue of the Taylor
Academy UProf, }. X. Taylor, PrincipaD has
been issued ana contains large amount Of in
teresting information relative to this old estab-
lislIed educational institution. Copies may be
had of James y Webb, or Bougbman, Thomas
& Co.
Ol the same parties may also be obtained
the catalogue Of Rugby Academy, Dr. W. A.
though but recently founded, is rapidly becom'
ing popular and IS already iavorably known
1t imparts to pupils thorough English, CLASH
cal and commercial education and is thorough
in all its departments Both the above in
atitntioni are now closed for the summer va
cation
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-30
&. BRINuh URoT ! co
iordsr SIXTH ana Market street
Eine Nail Scissors

Curved aud strsizh,. Nail Rru shes. Hani Brushe O.
Nail Files Nail Pol,shers. oct, for sale by
4. BRINGHUkSF i CO,
Corner i xth and Market streets.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-30
DIED.

PENNINGTON On Saturday. June q. 1874, at
his fathers residence. i'll smyrna, Delaware. IL
Robert Penning on. Esq. in the 3ith year OF his
age.
Interment at the Wilmington and Brandywins
Cemetery, on Wednesday morning. July lst. ut II
o'clock The friends of the familyare respectfully
invited to attend the funeral at the cemetery.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-30

IuPRoyEMENTs.-The total number OF build
inc nermits granted during the present month
up to noon to-day was II. Last June 81 permns
were granted.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-30
Special Notices.
Food Cori the Babies.

Children fed on RIDGES FOOD will thrive, be
strong and healthy. and become little models oi
youthful strength and childish beauty apr=djm
Bath Brushes, B lth Towels, Bath Sponges lad
Blth Soaps in extensive variety. Also, Elelt
Gloves. Straps, Brushes. etc of horse hair. Dry
Fiction GioTe, and many other articles OF the
BRINdHURST i co,
Cordsr sixth sna Market streets
-. Brodic,s Miraculous Care for COrns, =
I "a English remedy Of great popularity. fer re-
mixing c)rrs withou pain;
Apoth ecaries,
jels Corner Sixth and Market streets.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-30

THE u. S, CIRCUIT CouRT.-The 5. Cir
ing, Judge Bradford presiding.
frhe Court granted continuance OF the case
of ,he GOODYEAR Vulcante Company ps q. A,
Vandeyenter, for hearing until the October
The Court also made decree declaring the
trust as prayed for by the bill in the case OF
VIM Bnsh and others Is. John McLear and
others. Court then adjourned until Tuesday
morning next, at 1019 O'Clock.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-30

ONEECoMr BY THE HEAT.-Ye Yesterday al
terDoon, a young man named Reynolds,
while dIIYlug cattle along the road, near
tAla city, was overcome with the heat. he
was carried into farmer's house, and re-
storat,Ves applied. aud ia the evening ne
MAS removed 10 his houle ia this oity. his
condition is said 10 Us dangerous.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-30

RUNAwAY.-Yesterday afternoon, freight
train on the Wilmington & Western Railroad,
frightened horse attached to a wagon the team
being owned by Barkley & Co, coufectioner, }
and the animal ran of The wagon was broken,
and the driver thrown out, sustaining sever in-
juries. When the horse started oti. trace
broke and strnck little boy, Shocking him
down and injuring him slightly, He narrowly
escaped being run oyer.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-30
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

WIS s'r,S Del, juno 20. 1874.
Latest Stock quota, Iohs furnished by Merrick
Johuson Co. 5. Il. CIR. 9th and Market street
Wilmington. Del. ut l 7. NJ. to day.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-30

FoR CAFE MAY.-Commencing to-day,
tlsin VIII leave the p, ". & b. K. X. de-
pot, in this city, at ll.3j a. u, Tor Nsw
{ Castie, where connection will be made with
the steamer Sac Tor cape May,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-30
stray w aifS.

June pegs out at twelve to night.
wilmington Loan Association meets this
evening.
Examinations arc taking place 10 lay, in
Schools n os. g, and II.
Yodng man, before you take your sweet
bsart ont on tho Fourth, buy her nice fan
at Franks, eli Market street:
What has become of the "gospel, which
was TO be preached TO the poor, every
Monday afternoon, in the columns ola city
paper
Rebgraves, .the gentlemsnly barber ol
No 5l0 Fast Sixth street, Is up with the age
in improvements. and employs none but
the yery best wOfkmen.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-30

SYLVAN SPRINGS OPENED FOR THE SEA
SON - Captain f. J. Hurst has taken this
pleasant place OF resort in his hands, and iu-
tends to make It a tirst-clsss place OF amuss-
ment for those who Wish to spend the
warm evenings in the shade. Tue Captain
keeps everything in the eating line served
in the best style. Ice cream. cakes, lemo
made, &C., in abundance. Ladies' and chill
| Iren eau go without the fear OF being mo-
| lested as there are no liquors OF any Kind
| sold on the premises.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-30

A REPORTED ARRANGEMENT BY WHICH wIL-
aINGroN Is DEPRIVED OF ALL BENEFIT
FROM THE NRw ROAD
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-30
FIRST EDITION!
SCHOOL EXAMINATION
THE HEALTH BOARD.
A PERSISTENT SUICIDE.
School Examinations.

EXAMINATIONS IN NOS. 2, IL AND 13-EvIpEN-
CEs OF PROGRESS.
The examinations at the various public
schools are now in progress. and yesterday
they were held in No. 2, No. II and No. 13
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-01-06

VIRGINIA BILLs.-In the House of Repre-
sentatives, yesterday, Mr.. Sener introduced
the following bills
For the construction of light ship at Win
ter Quarter shoals, and approprating $50 900
tor the purpose;
For the establishment of a w-pile light
house at Cone river, Northumberland county,
and appropriatiug for the same the sum OF
$4,000;
Directing the Secretary of War to cause
survey of Urbanna creek, with view to its
improvement;
Directing the erection of Dora lighthouse
and Day Beacon, on the Potomac river, in the
vicinity of Matthias Point, at cost not ex-
cecding $4,000.
Also, bill to amend the act to divide the
State into two judicial districts, so as to pro-
vide for sessions of the Circuit and District
Courts at fredericksburg twice in each year
Appropriatiug $4,000 for continuing the
work of the improvement of the Rappahaunock
river,
And, appropriating 5000 for public build
ipgs at Fredericksburg.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-01-06
FROM RICHMOND.
THE CIVIL RIGRTS BILL.

RICHMOND, Va, Jan. 5.-Both houses OF
the General Assembly to-day adopted
series of resolutions that declare there is no
PURPOSE upon their part, or upon the part OF
the people they represent, to cherish captions
hosrilitv 10 the federal administration, and re-
,fhrmiag the portion of the Conservative plat
form that they will judge it lmpartialy by,lts
official acts, &C.. that the Legislature recognize
the Fnurteeuth amendment Of the federal con-
stitutiou as part Of that instrument, ADD de-
sire in pooa faith to abide by its provisions as
expounded by the Supreme Court OF the United
S,aIes. and the amendment thus construed is
the Supreme law of the land aud should be
obeyed aud respected by all the coordinate de-
nartmeuts oil the government; that the bll! DOW
before Congress, known as the civil rights bill
is in violation OF this amendment as interpret
ed by the Supreme Court is an infringement
ON the constitution and Legislative powers OF
the States is sectional in It's operation, aud 10
inrious alike to the white and colored popua
lion of the Southern States, and that Its en-
forced application in these States Will prove
destructive of their systems of education, arrest
the enlightenment of the colored populatlon
iu whose improvement the people OF Vlrglnla
feel a lively interest; produce continued lrrita-
ton between the races; countcract the paclaca-
non aud development now happily progressing;
rcpel immigration; greatly augment emigration;
reopen wounds now almost healed; engender
new political asperilies, and parayze the power
aud Influence of The State government, control
ling and promoting domestic Interests, aud pre-
serving internal harmony; that the people OF
Virginia and its Legislature earnestly protest
against this bill, and instruct their Senator's
aud request their Representatives 10 Congress,
~. mil n
not only for the reasons expressed, Dut as
measure which is calculated to arrest the grow
ing sentiments of concord and harmony between
the Northern and Southern States
STANDING COMMITTEES OF THE HOUSE.
The standing committees Of the House were
announced to-day: hlr. Coghill is chairman OF
the Committee on Courts OF } Justice, MIR. Monta-
que of Privileges and Elections, Mr; Carter, OF
Loudoun, Of Inning grafton; MIR. Hunter OF
Frederick, Of Federal Relations; Mr. Rogers,
Of King George, of Labor and Poor; Mr.. Har-
rson, Of Loudoun, OF Counties, Cities and
Towns: Mr.. Oud of Roads and Internal Navi-
CATION, and Mr.. Bagwell of Finance.
OFFICERS ELECTED.
The Legislature to-day went through the
form of elccting the State officers: Second Au-
dltor, ecu Asa Rogers; Treasurer, JOS Mayo,
ir, aud Superintendent OF Public Printing, H.
i. Walker, heretofore nominated by the Con
sereatlves ID caucus.
LEGISLATIVE.
In the Senate, to-day, communication was
received from the Governor, recommending
that the places OF Thomas Leigh, OF Halifax,
and John L. Lovel, of Warren aud Clarke, for
mer judges, be Immediately filled. .
Iu the House Of Delegates number OF bills,
resolutions and petitions were presented and
referred
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-01-06
From Cuba.

New York, JAM "a Herald special from
Havana says the overthrow of the CASTELAR,
Ministry has been favorably received in l1a-
vana. The Casino ESpanol is especially JUDI,
liant. The volunteers are evidently in favor OF
a monarchy. The crowns on the sterns Of Span:
ish vessels in the harbor, which were painted
over when the republic was 10 vogue, are DOW
being regilded. The imperial Spanish coat-oi-
arms has been placed on the palace of the Cap
tain General.
HAVANA jan. 5.-The Home Government
has granted, without restriction, the extraor-
binary powers demanded by the Captain Gen
eral.
The Conservative party here is highly de-
lighted with the change Of Government al
Madrid.
The boatmen of the bay here struck for pay
meut 10 god and communication between the
town and shipping is difficult for passengers.
1t is m>red that the insurgents have taken
the Spanish Colonel Moutauer prisoner
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-01-06
LEXANDRIA, VA.
TUESDAY, JANUARY 6, 1874.

CIVIL RIGnrs. Sin tie House Of Represeu.
tatives yesterday when the Civil Rights bill
was under discussion,
Mr.. Harris, of Va, conteded that the Con'
stitution of the United States gave to the Fede,,
raj Government limited powers and reserved
others to the States, and that it was unconstl.:
;u,ioual to pass the pending bill. He believed
tina, all 10 the South, black and white, fully en-.
joy, d their civil rights but this bill attempted
IN force social right. There was not white
man on the floor on the other side OF the House
who could look him (Mr. Harris) IN the face
and say that the colored man was created BY
God to be the equal Of the white man.
Ranser, colored member from South Gar
DINA, said ne could do so.
MIR. Harris am speaking to the white
men on that side ofthe House, and not to you
Laughter !,
MIR. Harris in CONTINUATION, quoted from the
speeches Of Mr. Lincoln 10 his campaign VIII
MIR. Douglass in Illinois, to show that Mr. LIN
clln never considered the negro the equal Of
the white man. Ga the contrary, MIR. Llncolr
held the white race to be greatly superior t
the blacks.
Mr. Harris then referred to the school sys
ten and the philauthropic institutions OF hl:
State, and had letters read from the superln
t.ndent OF schools and the superintendent O
the insane asylums, and the institutions Tor the
deaf aud dumb aud blind, all testifyiug that tht
passage of the civil rights bill would be detrl
mental to those institutions.
Ransier, offs. G.. deny that:
Mr. Harris. Oh, sit down. | am speaking
to the white mcu on that side. | am speaking
to the gentlemen there.
Mr.. Hoar of Mass, called the gentleman tc
order, aud made the point that be aust ad
dress the whole House and not portion oft
The chair decided the point not we'll taken
Mr.. Harris in continuation said there was nc
such prejudice as was pretended by gentlemen
on the other side. The prejudices against any
social arrangements were Implanted by Gcd him
self.
Mr.. Harris's time having expired, the unani,
nous consent Of the House was given him to
continue. He was highly cemplimented by
the members of the opposition and at the close
of his remarks was applauded on the floor and
10 the galleries.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-01-06

A HOTEL SCENE.-A very amusing incident
occurred yesterday morDiog at the Ebbtt
House. Master Walter S. Morton, son of Sena.
tor Morton, arrived early from the train. lie
was coming from Indianapolis where he had
been at school, and was Fastening to greet his
mother with morning salutatlon. His knock
at the door 10 the Ebbitt House produced the
following scene within the apartments once DC:
cupied by the Senator, aud from which he had
lately removed.
Knock Knock
Sleepy husband to his young wife: My
dear, the man who lights the fires wants to get
in.
The lady hastily rises, pulls the bolt, and
PUSHES back into the bedroom and the bed
clothes. Another moment aud the parlor door
bursts open and in rushes young man, eager
and with open arms He pursuos the lady IN
to the bed room and to the bedside. She uttcrs
little cry of surprise and covers her head with
the bed cloths just as the ardent stranger bends
over to embrace her.
Husband startled by the cry, turns over,
yawns, and then-sees the yourg man gazlng
over the bed 10 the dun light of the early mora
ing. Alarm, surprise and doubt are depicted
on his countenance as be II lcuIates IVY h-wh
ats the matter? Wh-wh-at's NJ? Nh-who
are you, SIT p
Young man reals IS his situation and SIAM,
mers Dbl must have made mistake.
II thought this was my fathers room. beg
YOUR pardon" (Just here the lady sees the
point and discloscs beautiful young face and
breaks GU, into hearty and torgivlng laugh;
OIL thought You were my mother. lie
retires precipitateIy, in bushes and confusion,
to inquire the way to his fathers room.
The lady, who has learned how to enjoy a
good Joke 10 California, does not fail to appre-
ciate one 10 Washington; but the husband may
be little .aous Oh account Of that threatening
kiss which startled his sleepy eyes, and may
be on the watch hereafter for the man who
buids the fires. y Washington Republecan.
ANOTHER METEOR We saw another bill
liant meteor in the east last Friday Dlght about
haIfpast seven o'clock. It was about halt way
The horizon, falling considerable distance to-
wards the earth and then appeared to explode
Although the moon was sh'log brightly, The
A ,sh from the meteor was sill brighter and
could be plainly SEEN Had it been dark
night, the scene would have been Beautiful
fredericksburg Lsdse
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-01-06

Mr. Sener, in the House of Representatives
yesterday introduced bills authorizing the Sec
rotary of the Treasury to establish additional
life-saying stations on the sea and lake coasts
of the United States, at his discretion, and ap-
propriating sufficient sum, not exceeding
$4,000, for the purpose aud repeating so
much ofthe act of March ?, 1867. as provides
for the designation, by the clerk of the House.
OF certain papers in several Of the States for
the publication Of Government advertisements.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-01-06

\ dispatch from Washington states that
Senator Morton prepared last year speech on
our trade relations with Canada, in which he
also took up the question of annexation Ger
tain circumstances have prevented the delivery
of the speech, but he will now embrace the
first opportunity for delivering it. He is a
firm believer in manifest destiny, and wishes to
turn public opinion in that direction, anu so
adjust our uatiopal policy as to invite the peace
full union Of Canada with this country. Press
ing public business may delay this speech, but
Mr. Morton expects to deliver it at very
early day. 1t will be certain to excite discus
sion.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-01-06

In its comments Oh Gov Kcmper's message,
the Frederick burg Ledger, (RadicaD says:-"lt
is plain, aud practical and if the suggestions
it contains are carried out We shall have new
era of good feeling and prosperity iu Virginia.
We believe that Gov. Kempcr is honest 10 his
utterances and will endeavor to carry out IN
good faith what he promises in the message.
One thing about the message we admire Is the
absence Of anything like buDcombe which usu-
ally constitutes large portion of Governors
messages"