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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-28
.,r,-rsox sa,.ss-ru.ure DAYS.
BY W. Goddin.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
corner OF Eleventh and Bank streeto.

COMMISSIONERS SALE AT AUCTION
" TION OF THE WHITLEY" ESTATE. On
JAMES RIVER AND on BOTH SIDES CFIHE
MANCHESTER AND PhTE4SHURG TnhH
PIKE, ABOUT TWO Mills BELOW MhN,
CHESTER, CONTAINING TWO HUNDRED
AND s1yTY.ONE ACRES.-By virtue OF decree
of The Circuit Court Of Ches'erielh county. en-.
tered on the 22d OF October. S74. In thn case OF
Patterson rs French. &C.. we shalt as spec'al G9in
mssioners thereby appointed. proceed 70 s.n at
nublic autInn Mt The "Whithy'' mansion on
MONDAY The 4,h of October. ] S75 at O'Clock
p NJ tf fair II nor. the first fatr day thrr atIcr
The VALUABLE + ST ATF known as w HIIh1 .
now owned and nc unied hy Colonei :. bas1 n!
French located "a above. conisininR 26l AChEr'
of which ahon 40 10 so acres are JBmes river io|
grouncs OF superior quality. tn" Dwelling hetus
rcpair5 hut IL Is surrounded nv sade-trces anu a5
long been noted for its leathfulness. me estate
will BIZ sub-dIvidci or sod as whole. rs may DC
deemed hest ut the time of sale. If divlfed, Loi
west of the Petersburg rai'road. Will coh'ain 20
acres; Lot &, between The railroad ana the eleIs
burg turnpike will con'ain 20 acres: OF Z, Hlne
east of The turnpike. will contain 90 acres OF "
on the river will nniaIn 40 aces mere or less.
These lands are admirably well adan'en TOT SUI
burban residences or market or dairy tai ms, NihS
quite accessible to the markets OF hahc?cstef al"
Richmond. ,,o, &c
TERMS: Enough In cash tn defrny expenses Oh
sale aud cost of suit balauc" in equal insalments
for negotiable not. S. we'll endorsed secure ny
rlls-decd, or title retained payable az s4' t"ehe'
and eighteen months. with interest adted;
plat of the farm Gun be seen nj Inc once Oh ths
A. L. BOULWARE,
Special Commissioners.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-28
By Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No, l1l3 Main street,

rONTINUATION OF OUR LARGE
" SAILS OF VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS,
IN TAIT'S PLAN TO The CITY OF RICH
MOND, BY AUCTION.-At the request of Charles
w. Purcell. executor of The late bacon TAFT, we
ehall sell by auction. on the premises, on TUES
DAY the 5th day of October ut 4 O'Clock p. NJ, 4
large lumber OF valuable BUILDING LOTS In
Taits plan to the Ct v OF Richmond. commencing
and continuing In tile order In which they are
named, as foOws-to wit On the Mechanicsville
turnpike at the corner Of Jay street. thence 10 How
ards Grove; Washington street between Baker
street and the turnpike: TAFT street between Baker
sreet and the turnpike; Christian, William, and
Richard streets.
1EhMS Une-thrd Of the purchase-money In
eghteen MOI tbs. negotiable notes tn be given FIR
the deferred payments, with interest added, and
secured by a coed of trust. .-...
RICHARDSON & CO.,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-28
BY Thomas w. Kccsee, Auctioneer,
No. Q Governor street.

BY IUUINHS W. NVCSeC, t1uOkIV'SS1'
No. Q Governor street.
GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF HOUSE
" HOLD AND KITCHEN FURNlT URE. &c
AT AUCTION On WEDNESDAY the 29tn IN
$40 Eff h street, between Cary and Canal, gene
raj assortment of furtrurc, consisting OF
BIZ DSTEADS, WASHsTANDS.IA BLES,
CHAIRS, MATTRESSES. FrATHEk-BhDS,
HOLSTERS and PILLOWS. CARPETS,
CROCkERY. GLASSWARE.
and UTENSILS, &c, &c.
THOMAS W. kEtSEF, Auctloreer:
J e., kEESEE. salesman. sc ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-28

On the home tract there are TWO ORCHARDS
fof four and six acrps) Of APPLE and pEkRS
a-d on the low grounds very superior 4uA dn.
water on james river. and above the highest known
flood. This graiite could he delivered on vessels at
light expense. II desired. the quarry, with me prl-
viii ge OF ten acres and the right OF way to the river
win be sold paraely. and 1t can be M gotated Tor
before Tho day of sale. sc ZS.SU&UcI.2,4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-28
ITO ALL GASCONSUMERS.

will guarantee saving of from 20 TO 40 per
cent on your former gus-hllls by the use OF the I'M
proved
lEFFING WILL Gas-SAyING GOVERNOR,
or no charge. This machine has been tested In
nearly all HE PRINCIPAL cities or The United >tates
for which ROBERT K. TLDFoRD. owner Of this pa
tent. holds certificates In Tie handwriting Of the
princinat gus consumers In southern elites OF from
25 10 60 per cent. We have uue or those Gas
G vernors attach 10 our meter In the Dispatch
Ofics and has saved US eighteen hundred feet In
five nights Gas-consumers will please call and
examine my GOVERNOR and certificates vt ny
Office, In the gas-hiing and plumbing establishment
or Messrs. hayes Bowers, No. 1901 Main street.
ROBERT k.TEDFURD, owner or
SO 22-1w& patent for the southern States.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-28
BY j. l.. Apperson,
Real Estate agent and Auctiencer,
No. lO16 hiain street.

SMALL FRAMED TENEMENT. No
EpENI; U GARDEN, FOR SALE AT AUCTION
viii be sold on WaDNE sDAY, 29th september
1878, at S O'Clock =. NJ. the ahove-described
TENEMENT, cont,ioing four rooms Lou 10 Dy
$50 feet. nnzn<oS
TERMS At sale. y. l.. AIPTk ON,
CO 81 Peal Estate Aucti0peer and Agent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-28
BY ". Godhin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
corner OF Eleventh and Bank streets.

Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
corner OF Eleventh and Bank streets.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF SMALL
" HOUSE AND LOT ON THE WEST LINE
OF EIGHT II STREET BET WEN CARY AND
CANAL STREETS.-As special commissioners.
appointed by decree Of the Chancrry Gourt OF me
city of Richmond entered on the 80 or July, 1870
In The case of Gleason u.s. Dcvinr & Henncbery,
SC we shall proceed sell ut public auction on The
premises. on WEDNESDAY the goth OF SeDtem.
her 1875 ETA O'Clock p. NJ, the HOUSE ana LOT
rccrr, 10 In the bill of The plaintiff, fronting about
% feet the west line CT Eighth street near TO the
III set-r fife. running back - feet moe or les.
TERMS One-ihird cash balance al six and twelve
month; for negotiable notes, interest added, anc
lille retained till all Of the rurchase.mouey Is paid
and Il Conveyance ordered ny ihe court.
EDWARD y. CANNON,
JANIS II. DOuLEI.
seo4 Commi SsioneTs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-28
ByJ. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
ll13 Main street.

A RARE OPPORTUNITY TO BOOK
N LOVERS.
! shall commence the sale of the VER1 nALO-
hRI JRRARY Of The late so we'll. known Thomas
II. Wynne on TUESDAY MKT. the 2slh IN.
slant at No. 1902 Main street, next door 10 me
Planters Bank builtirg. and shall cofuoue INC
sqme daily until the whole Of The books are soId.
The collection. numbering some 5000 volumes
aud pam phlrts, is probably The choicest aDd most
valuable ever offered 81 auction In this State III
comprises geanlngs from every OF inc glot
of literature II Is peculiarly and unusually rich In
State History, publications. of societies. privately
printed suppressed works, and those OF mited edl,
lions COME crate states publications, works on me
Aboriginrs. on Armoury. IeralOry. Gencol"gy, &C.
oogy and Illus trated works. hut the GROWING at
traction Is in the rich sssembage of rare works on
Virginia history, ephemeral tracts relating to Rlch-
mond. etc etc. , 10,
We can confidently assert that IL VIII be long
time before another like opportunity may present
itself to our bc ok-oving fratt rnty.
r. M j. THOMPSON BROWN.
ca od.td hucrioneer
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-28
BY Gru'bs 4 Williams,
Real Fsatc gents and AnCtioncers.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
TLEYEN VERY HANDSOME BUILD
Il ING LOTS IN THE PLAN OF "BNtNA
VI,TA.'' SIDNEY, OPPOSITE TO "AkLtNG-
At aTCTtOS.-On FRIDAY, October 1st, at 5
O'Clock Z. NJ, we Will sell, upon the premises. the
nroptriy situated above. 1t lies beautifully in
ore of the most elevated situations around The city,
and being on one OF The principal drives TO the
new reservoir, offers many attractions 10 those
wanting handsome sites for dwellings III an improV-
ifg LOCALITY.
These LOTS front about 80 feet each but will be
sold In any desired sizes.
Ais ;, several fine LOTS In rear of the above, on
Taylor street. -
Terms: At sale. GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
So Oh AuctiOneer S.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-28
BY Robert b. Lyme,
(successor to Lyme Il Brother.)
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No. 1912 Main stree

TWO VERY DESIRABLE AND HAND
i SONS LOTS, TWO sQUARES WEST OF
MONROE PARK, AND From ING 3lXl3O
FEkT TO An ALLEY. ON THE MOTH SIDE
OF FLOYD STREET BETWEEN, LISpEIN
AND BEACH STREETS. FOR SALE AT AUG
TONI shall sell at aucti:n> on the premises, on
THURSDAY the 3Oth OF september, S15, at -:
o'clock r. NJ. The above VALUABLE LOTS, being
only two squares from the street railroad and 8,
near 10 the Park. and exactly fronting the splendid
property of J. q. Schafer, Esq, makes these lots
especially desirable a. an investment for any one
wishing to get good increase by small outlay OF
money.
TERMS: Will be made known al sale.
Sc 90 ROBERT X. LYME, Auctonser.
WILL BE SOLD AT AUCTION, ON
w MONDAY, October 4th. commencing at lOh
O'Clock, at the residence No. 70S Grace street, the
entire elegant HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE con
tained therein, consisting Of
PARLOR SUIT. MAPBLE-TOP TABLES;
One superb 7k-octaye PIANO In rosewood case
manufactured bv Bradbery. New York:
Handsome VELVET, BRUSSELS, and lNGRAIs
CARPETS:
HALL and STAIR-CARPETS. OM-CLoTHS, &c
Particulars in future advertisement. Sc 70
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-28
by Bobert Il. Lyme,
Successor to Lyme & BtothPr'
Real Estate Agent and huctioneer'
No. 1912 Main street.

rr1pIrsTrE,s SALE or ONE HUNDRED
/ AND Fifty VALUABLE h HnGS y F T4MS
S 81, ~, JEN HinG aND POTOMAC RaILROAD.
r. Est HES ri COUNTY FIG IT NILES FROM ON
AscsG 70 me as virus tfusie o. as s
I'm c urI" p' 4 1878. duly recorded in Henrcn
County Court D. Is OIL shall sci! IN e9 or saT
said trust hcing so required hy oenehc nr,o ON
UE atca of iob"r T. Tyre, nlc' onScr Main
.tree, The property AS above descrihed CONSISTING
of ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY Lo1o Id 'eh-
TsWWS: Cash as to expenses Of sale and to pay
Oft the monty therein secured of 500, WIN inter-
cst from September 4, resraa rrsla NO
to be given at sale. U. h' oOl ioN' Aiu''e'
POSTPONEMEN
The above sale Is postponed until TC tSDA1,
conia.nhcr 2a. 1875, at same hour and at same
nIace' 27I G. Fl. SUTTON. Trustee:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-28

BY Cook & Laughton, Auctioneers,
No, 10 Governor street.

No. 10 Governor street.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Can
Ii PETS. STOVES. SHOWCASES, &c, fai,
AUCTION THIS DAY at 0 o'clock we WI sG -
at our auction rooms an assortment oil hoooH
HOLD FUkNITURE, corsfsiiHR n
MAHOGANY and STAINED WAREHOUSES;
BUREAUS, WASHSTANDS,
MAnOGA> y REpsTEADS and TABLES,
FEATHER BEDS and PILLOWS, c,npprs
BRUSSELS TarESTRY.anal NGRAiS |A"i - ~
CLOTHES. PRESSES. LOUNGES,
Several very z ,Od HOWE hsEs.
DorIlE and SINGLE MATTRESSES. e
Noohi->u- AZ" LOOK s LAUGHTON,
,o huctioreers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-28
MILES, HORSES, Aes

Ak MULES AND HORSES FOR s>~
-tC So L. Mr.. Buck viii arrive Mon. ~
dav the 9Th with T tEN1Y FL HORSE =. and
will receive to day TWENEY-FlyE XTEa
B 'nk- Null ) from fifteen 10 sixteen hands,
heavy buiil three to six years old
hDn0>D BNS'1tUX
S. 25-eor6t* 1S0S Franklin Street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-28

business CARDS, o. to S5 per thou.
II sand, N the DISPATCH PRlNTING.Huusy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-28

TIE FEEDS on LIVE DyLLFRoEs, SNAKES. AND
FISHES, AND MasTICATGs cRocKERY on occA-
cYSN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-28

EFi'S HALL FOR hENT.-FIrst.
Il Glass ballroom with antr.roons ard supper
room attached Parties wishing 10 engage these
uestame rooms for any particular right dnrirg The
season, or Tor any occasion. can procure the same
on very reasonable terms by appl' Ing 10
LEVY BROTHERS,.
LoDGF.R0OM FOR REET on Thursday and
Frieay nights. au24.1m
Wilmington journal., 1875-10-29
E.et,er from ssen.rai .sarrtnser.
CHARLoTrE. Oct 20. 1873.


EDITORS OBSERVER: l ind III Your
paper, extracts from the WILMINGTON
JOURNAL, severely criticising quo
tation III my speech, in the Conven-
ton, on Separate Schools" and
which you CONNIE 1T on and endorse.
The Quotations purpnrts to have
been takeu by me from Macaulsy, and
to represent Certain sentiments OF
pr, fpundly ignorant of the whole mat
ter, and that I was qnoting from
neiaher MitoB nor Mae INLAY, hut
fro Chamberl;- iu-fetertIrg to ~.
adj ress Of CIV. Ca.mbef lain, of Soul,
Cai lima. at ale Coilege last .iuut
IL not pretended that [ garbied the
eX'3 ;c5 or mi-QIi"ted it. bur only that
8 - it from CLamberiai'., AID not
frt.,i. Milton or M+cau ay, And Oh
thu. whole columns of Win oeration
are Erltfen.
\ w, the facts are, not only made
The quotation rectly from Macaulay,
Du having no time to copy. / read
from the book, and. after L sat down,
sev ral Delegates. much struck with
tn, sentiments, me up to examine
the xtract, and Mf. Wood flo. of Ii
derson, copied it from tn" book. - -.
I state further that never read an
evs IL his Chariot Centennial, which
ocrats told me was one of the best
de Vered.
after such gross and contt mptibie
cri; cism as this, it is hardly 1t C ssary
to Office the pre- tence that Milton
nav held such sentiments and that
Mac ,ulay retracted and r. canted his,
IN | add, however, that the political
Writings OF Milton are fu of Just such
ideas and illustrations; and J. only
gu, ed from Macaulay be cause he had
grouped the N with such beauty and
power.
y word further: This speech On
IS parate Schools" was not partisan.
It v as Intended to ailay the fears and
prejudices of our people on subject
(the commingllng of the two races
in regard to which [ felt morally SUI e
they were neediessIy aud crneliy
alarmed. 1t was so accepted ty
several Democratic papers, aud ia.
vorabky noticed. But IN this very
speech I referred to the abuse o.
power by the negroes, and in second
speech, on disfranchising felors, which
1 favored and voted for, distinctly
alned the coloreJ people that all
government, evil, church, school,
business. and the industries, nu>t be
founded on the virtue and intelligence
of those wJo direct and control.
Otherwise society must go TO pieces
aud Involve all in Common ruin.
But this Wilmington critic is careful
t.. omit all such illusions. aud too
many others of his wing OF the ID, m
ocracy follow his example. Ot cpuIse,
as Rtpub,i an. do not care for this.
see clearly that such policy, 20 un-
just, so intoerant, a.d so b}gDte1, is
Obliged to crush the Democratic party
and keep it down But in mer7 per
sonal matters and in questions not
Wilmington journal., 1875-10-29
STATE NEWS.

Tho new Il. E II urcl At Fremont
WAS dedicated on Sunday last. Dr.
3 Craven ufficiafad, assist. lJy KIvs.
Mr., Willis and,A J. Fiulaysnn. y la. Sc
,-ougreg5tian sittessd Il, and II cr.iec-
tinn of $3.50 vas TAX u NIP ior tue ben
tit of tie new house of wDrebip.
Saws the Graelisb prp PGtFjot {:
CharIe tiar>. ty''a prompt AHA oO-
!iging ,.'eEk ~ t'e post ,.iiice, Il :h's
placa, has l., .gl II moved t. give i,iac,,
TO Mr.. W. ". Boy oc!l. - votes
right.
journal of Commerce: Af5 L the
mail trai0 ii the At,.Ut;c add NDrtn
CaroIlna Raliro.d nd ariiv Il within
about n4tie OF he cay yesterday af
teruoyu ii gentleman accI0en tally drop
ped pis:s.i fconl his rooket an it ex
p!ode d. The = was flied with pas
sci rs. aud Tie 1ef:otr nf the pistol
created SOM. niarus. nut fIr Il moment
or two this W Is thought to he the only
damage su~talnell. 1t was soon ascer-
taiaed that the bullet had taken feet.
in the hrel of the right tJOt of James
NJ. Woo, n, Esq late Democratic
ctndidate for Convention in LeEoIr
comfy. Tire bail penetrated the shoe
and buried Itself III the foot, ibf citing
Il painful but not serious wound. The
gentleman whose pi>to. dId the dam
age, expressed much regret i,t the oc
currenca, and rechIv-d the assurance of
Mr.. WoOten that he considered him Ill
no wise responsible for the accident.
Aptgro man, Johnson Baden, at
tempted to commit an outrage upon a
little gtrl d'ughter of Mrs. Briggs il
Grange county She is only eleven
yels old. and the shocking crime was
attempted about three miles from Hills
buro. The screams cf the intend d
victim of this tina were hesId by a
man near taJ, W ">e a - ara"c" saved
the little y. Tue neg:o Ha- been at
rest, and hodge il II. Oh tEis oc-
Plant.
TIE Char lotte Observer of Saturday
say "f the trtai al young S.rargc:
III .y~nrd Court commences MO1-
day u. x, aud Mr. S,trtu-e vi then be
atralgued for the killing Of Murray.
1t ls Thought, howev r. the trial will
NOT tag p!i &. at TINS G. lurt or IN that
cuu4ty, Int Will be moved to some
other ali 1inIng comfy. This will
/ proba NY delay the. trial till next Spring,
nn;es- 1t Is moved to Trausy Ivan d
county, which Is not probable, IA tire
law cuiy allows a chahge of venue to
some adjoining county. and al the adj
iniug counties, Iransyivanla x.rpt-
j, have held Their Fail terms Capt.
john d. Wil.iems, Of Fay et.eYtlir, ,ure
uf the most Important witnt sses, and
Col French. OF Lumb' rton, WHO i of
the counsel for the prisoner, pass. d
through ;his city Friday. en route for
Haywood county"
Wilmington journal., 1875-10-29
ti2T.
.StanPWal! Jackson.

RICHMnHD, 0cs 26 T. aav ho,,..
,V-r' pa ~ StaHaw.'' I,ck.or h, .n
DPnnln If rho Stat "f V:ryini, hr AZ e
r"vAii'ng nf ~ ~t .tn, pr.ann.sj u'
English gnn:l"n ~. tn his ma,,, ~
Tn'"e"sn cr''v'la cf pAonlA t,,~ned s: 's:
- pat q ptse IL ti,.A ce--m,ni : Gu
7 + .i"h"e '" sc'ad Ch'Ae M,rsh,,
"it" G Tar v Heth az Chief ,ss;.'
TAFT Mi a." c ,'npani-s from al, .L'
prin"'ra' eurre,,.r'ling cities. inc1ua;..
g aa's frHm he V ron military ins.;
tn eS. n'r+iri ,.tei il, the nr ,c ,,s;.
1'l' r'rnr 'ssi0H formed in front NJ H.
34!1itn' whore the yelled mnnrm .rt =,
lie Ghri~taa soldier stood A..
n~evar Nv Ri-h > 4ogyett, Of a.
" 'h"dist El,iscnpa| Church Sor,h
fi.v k~mp"r mtIa an introdncto
.daress. in w,licil i:a spoke most fa.,
inglv of III" great soldier. In ~.
cours- of hi7 rem trkS he said lot !.
endu"e a. a nerp tnal -xpressio, -
tia world wide svmpathv with tr,.
grnatn"ss, which prompted 50 noble
g'fF from Gr"at Britain to Virpin;,
AMI let its preservation attest ~.
sIati'ude of the Commonwealth IN
those great H. art"d gentlemen of Eno
land VIII" origin ted and procured i
as q tribute TO the memory of her scn
! H conc uded nv Introducing Rev n,
H0ge. of the Prashvteriar Church a,
orator of the day DR.. Fl ,p4 in ths
curse of his rem trks alrGu-ntiy and
ably illustrated t. traits in the prest
chieftain's character. The GRAFTON va.
frequently interrupted bv enthusiasts
\ applause. A the last word. of the
orator died ewav, the yelling Of ths
statue was suddenly withdrawn. and
amid the laundering cheers Of the
multitude, the firing of mnskntrv. the
bronz. features Of Jackson gree ted
the gaza of the assembled thousands
At this point Gen. Page. Of Norfolh
Introduced TO the crowd Gen. Jack
sons only child. little girl of thir
teen, who was received with deafepipe
and continued cheers. The caremonie,
were conclud.d by the singing @
Luth"r's grard auth-n. sung by on,
| hund ed and fifty male voices accom-
panied by the combined bands ,ha
were in the procession. The city i
brilliantly iliuminated Tonight.
Wilmington journal., 1875-10-29

A SPECIAL Pr. .sidentiai prophet is
kept continually at work il The
Springfield Republican, Here is his
latest predictions "The odds are
That Samuel J. Iilden, Democrat, will
be the next President. Certainly, he
is rea1e er the Whit. House to-day than
any other politician of of either party.
Barring accidents, his chance for leach
ing it is much the best. 1t is true, the
rag money Democrats out West feel
very sore and savage toward him just
now, and talk as they feel. If the Ma
tiunal Convention were to assemble
next week they might very likely de-
feat bis nomination. Bot there is
time enough for this irritation to cool
down wonderfully. If the Convention
is Convinced that it is a choice between
1ilden and defeat. it will not be likely
to take tho delegates long to make up
their minds. It looks very much now
as tt ongh it was coming to that. Mr..
Tilden IS, to-day, the nostconspiCuous
figure in our politics. More than that.
he is positive force, He represents
something. He has end controls cap-
lta! which 'he party caunOt well do
with out. He Is, as matters now stand.
and are likely to sta d, q nt c Assary
candidate. With Thurman, or Btis-
tow, OF Lamar, or BarLiette, for sec
ond. the Republicans will be liable to
find him d pretty formidable candi-
date
Wilmington journal., 1875-10-29

partisan. did hope the time had come
for return to the editorial courtesies
OF other DAYS.
I take pleasure, however, in SAYING
that have usually fouul the O6ser-
Ue1' reliable and iu-t (eour Raleigh
cprresp ndaEt always exsscscii.l y and
I ask of both yourselves ani the JotrB-
NAL. NOT only to pnb'iar this letter.
but at yOrT c cpuvnni ence. 50 much of
my 'wo sp-" cites IA will pat me prop
eriy befor~ the public.
Respectfully vonrs,
RUFUS R4RRfSa.E
Wilmington journal., 1875-10-29
HOn CaFInS NcCI0Skey.

LONDON, Oct. 26 the .S'aadara
pIh i,bes telegram from Santander,
s'a'ing that Don Carlo. with lO,U"
trunpS, hrIds an .ntr.:pchcd camp Witp-
il Pampalnna.
The C.tLolics are preparing an i'n'
posing welcome for Cardinal MoCi"s
key. Ha will be the guest OF Cardinal
Manning, and may possibly vfs''
Liverpool and Glasgow.
Wilmington journal., 1875-10-29

A CoRRzsPoNDE st of the Cincinnati
Conrncrcta', wr.ttng from Gov. Alieus s
home, say: The Republicans bad
it 81! their own y all OF Wednesday,,
br5 towards righ' things bega1 to look
little b'uA tor Il tyes, aud h., ThLrs-
day incoming Pnnt street was again
crowded witn the Democracy. Word
wla sent out 10 tie Govs rnor, auC- IL
he came. rell nell; rode down Paint
street amnrg bis friends, saying.
Boys. Y, - got EN- after all L al
ways come in al the last stretch and
shout, rent the air, and hats went mp;
but ere long a Republican wave came
along AID "gain washed the street of
the Democracy. It must have drowned
most of them. for they weren't seen
again IN that quarter.
Wilmington journal., 1875-10-29
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