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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-06
BY W. Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionecr, I,
Office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.


Real Estate Agent and Auctionecr, -
Office corner Eleventh and Bank Streets
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TWO
" BEAUTIFUL HALF-ACRE LOTS ON CHM M;
BORAZO HILL, ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF
MARsHALL STREET, EXTENDING F 3 9 n
THIRTY-THIRD STREET TO THRTY-FOURTH
sTREET.--By virtue Of decree Of the ChanSery
May 1874, in the case of Hankins vs. Wilson, &C..
in pursuance Of decree Of the Supreme Court Of
Appeals, entered on the 18th Of January, 1874, In
the of Giles Wilson, &C., we shall as special
commissioners thereby appointed proceed to sell at
auction, on the premises, on THURSDAY the 18th
not, on the first fair day thereafteEl those TWO
BEAUTIFUL HALF-ACRE LOTS located as above,
to be sub-divided into eight smaller ones, each 33
by 1855 feet to an alley ten feet wide.
These lots being IN close proximity to the new
park recently purchased by the city, should attract
the special attention of those who may wish to Sc
cure choice lot in that very beautiful, improving,
and attractive locality.
TERMS: One fourth cash balance at six, twelve.
and eighteen months for negotiable notes satlsfac-
toriy endorsed and title retained till all of the pur-
JOHN A. MEREDITH,
j. G. BLACKWELL,
oc 4-eodtds Special Commissioners.
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RICHMOND, FREp'G & POTOMAC R.RCo
: ts@zsf OFFICE GENERAL TICKET AcyrT"
l.S!@2 III RICHMOND. September IA, ISL
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.

~ Il &C.
500 A. II leaves Broad-S;rect station daily g.
cept Sundays connecting ut Shenhers
with the Baltimore and Ohio railroad
Ei su ny Z:35 I. d., making close conner.
lions for the Northwest arriving !,
P pniladeiphi lat At g $3.50 p; M and New
for Alexandria and Washington.
$3.50 p. NJ. leaves the Byrd-Street station dal,
500 connecting with the Baltimore ana
Ohio railroad at Shepherd, opposs.s
Alexandria; due at Camden statioo'
Baltimore, ut 10 p. NJ, and Wild
New York train lTHROUGH
SLEEPER FROM SHEPHERD To
NEW YORK;, and with New Yoff
Night express eta Baltimore ana
Potomac railroad ut Washington.
arriyingat Charles-Street statlon, Bal.
sTgEfE # l fRSm F. " sTHH HsSTSSRR
TOsNEW YORK
1000 P. M. leaves Byrd-Street station (Satnrdars
excepted, connecting at Washington
with the Baltimore and Potomac and
Baltimore and Ohio railroads.
6:05 r. n. ACCOMMODATION TRAIN. for
Hanover Junction, leaves Broad-Stres,
station tSund2ys exceptedl.
500 A. u. arrives at Byrd-Street station mon.
100 p. M. arrives ss syrd-stree. station daily.
$50 A. n. ACCOMMODATION TRAIN arrives
at Broad-Strcet station (Sundays eI
cepted|.
s:s5 p. II. arrives at Broad-Street station dali,
-.Il, except Sundays.
FREIGHT TRAINS leave Broad,strect station On
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY
on MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and, FRIDAY
able articies upon giving noticc depot can obtain
freight at Boulton on preceding evening.
Through bills Of lading and rates given to all prn.
cipal points North and Wen. E. T. d. MYERS.
- go General Superintendent
se16 General FREIGHT and Ticket Agent.
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i BY Grubbs & Williams.
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents.
Eleventh street. between Min and Bank.

THE VALUABLE BRICK RESIDENCE
Il No. 213 MAYO STREET. SOUTH OF AND
NEAR TO BROAD STREET let ; EG9 SAL sr ~ ~
O'CLOCK P. MI As occupied by Mr.. r. II. Fox,
has twelve rooms, besides kitchen with three
rooms; has marble NANTES sti W
alley. - ,,,;,,o
On esraby sitrlated near to the business parts of
the city is worth the attention OF those seeking
TERMS: VIII be made known at the sale.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
oca Auctioneers
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.

On and after i IF. NJ 6th instant, the
trains of this Contrary VIZ run rs follows e
p. NJ, daily Sundays excepted.
The DAY MAIL6THAINt VIII le4ye ByrdAStreet
depot at p. NJ, snd arrive at 1:02 r. M, daily.
The NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN win leave Byrd.
Street gtstton at 6:12 r. NJ, and arrive ut 7:A0 A.
! The xcCoMMODATToNT TRAIN win leave ana
arrive as heretofore except that It will run only 70
Ashland. s,a.;ars aud coaches v,t, no ,n on 4t,a
NIGHT EXPRESS TRAINS between Richmond
and New York each way. Time between Richmond
and New York, Only thirteen and y half hours.
-s-Se'' liz. q. ID. MYERS. General Superintendent.
C. A.,TAYLOR, General Ticket Agent. &C 6-1w
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.DY REQUEST OF THE OWNER I
/. ID viii Offer for sale those TWO DETACHED
TWo.sT0RY FRAMED DWELLINGS. with large
LOTS atehed situated on the west ao ae 81 a
aI In. now occupied by Mr.. z. T. Adams and MIR. D.
r. johnson, each house containing four rooms and
wide hall Parties wishing to purchase neat nttle
hsme conveniently located Will do well to attend
This sale, which will take place on MONDAY the
9th day Of October. 678, at IL O'Clock j. d.
TERMS: VIII be announced at Inc Time OF SAFE,
anu WIN "1 'ons A"N ROBERT q. LYME,
oca --.,. s'-s77 49, Auctioneer.
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BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

MANCHESTER PROPERTY FOR
MEMS sS And FUR RGiPPfNG Tors APJoiN
ING, SITUATED ON THE VEST SIDE Of
ri OPTION STREET, AND NINETEEN BEAU
TfFUL LOTS ON THE EAST SIDE OF SANE NE;
STREET, OPPOSITE TO AND BEING Part
OF THE PROPERTY OF MRS. VOOLFOLK,
Now oCCUPIED BY MRS. CRAIG, FOR SALE
At AUCTION, ON THE PREMISES, ON SAT,
URDAY THE 7TH DAY OF OCTOBER, AT
az O'CL OCk P. M-These lots are beautifully situ-
ated and offer fine opportunity for profitable invest
ment. The free bridge and, the improvement OF
Richmond. A map of the property may be seen at
our Office.
TERMS: One fourth cash; balance at four, eight,
aud twelve months, with interest:
GRUBRS q WILLIAMS,
oc 1-FHS Auctioneers.
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By Cook & Laughton, Auctioneers,
No. 10 Governor street.

TAM AUTHORIZED BY THE COM
J. MITTEE ON THE FIRE DEPARTMENT to
sell at public auction, at IL O'Clock on FRIDAY the
9Th instant, at Washington Hall, Broad street,
One old HOOK-AND-LADDER TRUCK,
Three LONG LADDERS,
Five pair OF HEAVY WHEELS,
One keg old COPPER RIVETS,
A lot Of RAILROAD and sCRAP-IRON,
Several hundred feet Of old RUBBER HOSE, and
other articles of no use to the department.
oc 4-3t GEORGE A. AINSLIE, Chief.
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3 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Days.
y BY ,ssoddin, Warren q Co,
KS: Real Estste Agents. and Ancti oneers.
B s5 zoe Main street. a.

SALE % Is FRAMED
RoBnsoN sTkEET AT PugL55S Age AZ 81.
BY virtue OF deed OF trust nom samuei aI -,
ist day Of March, 1875. duly recorded IA the clerks
Office Of Henrico County Court, y, B. 30, page
and default having been made u sne ~
so to do by the beneficiary Will sell &c 9SnS aao
tion. tie premises on TUESDAY lne In 9hy -
October 1879, at O'Clock me 80, ~ HI
rooms; lot 60 by $50 feet to an alley twenty fee,
wide, and known as Lots NOS. ana o ot iee'
each. !. 49, - al,
and discharge note Of $3.50 past due residue upon
such time as may be announced at sale the defer.
red payments for negotiable notes, Win lhtereS'
aa oe ana secured oS aSeq II. GoDDIN, Trustee.
IL BY Grubbs Williams. a
rs Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
b Eleventh street between Main and Bank
THE HANDSOME AND VALUABLE
Il BRICK RESIDENCE, WITH FINE !. B 81 LII D;
IEG LOT ADJ0IN1Ms; t s5 HTISHAhTEEN ~ AM
GRACE STREETS, AT, AUCTIONL,-by feq9 ESQ o,
Mr.. Charles Talbot, who has purchased l1Igsi
residence, we win sell upon the on ~ ~
the one now occupied BY him, situated as above II
contains eleven ROOMS, with double brick k1tcnen
laundry, stable, and carriagehouse. me pseihgs s
are furnished with every modern conTcnence 10 pe
found in nrstciass residence such as hot and cold
baths, gas, water, closets, heattng-furnaces; &c:
w sn hU1ss e oi SO ssns 20
win be sold with the house, or separately as may Dc
desired.
The improvements are all of the best character
ments to persons wishing to locate in that Vicinity
TERMS: Very ACCOMMODATING anu MI rIA4s AHo
DC tS5-ss Aucuoneers.
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LAW CLASS.

T AW CLASS IN RICHMOND.
Several young. men Of this city wish to make ar
rangements for the organization OF Law CLASS,
to be taught by lawyer of this city of experience
In teaching and Of ability in his profession. SIX
more students are required to complete the class,
and any other young men wishing to ioin may OBJ
tain information as to terms, teacher &C., by apply
ing ut the Dispatch office. oc 4-6tf
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BY Grubbs & Williams.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
: Eleventh sfrnet between Main and Bank.
By Paine, CabelI & Co., Auctioneers.

ByP Paine, Cabell & Co, Auchoneers.
GREAT SALE OF STAPLE DRY
/" GOODS
At AUcTIoN-BY CATALOGUE.
On WEDNESDAY, October 18th, commencing al
10Y O'Clock, will sell by catalogue on account o,
iopposite the post-oce) the entire portion of the
STOCK of Messrs M. Milhiser & Co. damaged by fire
and water on the night of 29th September, compris
ing In extent
500 PACKAGES CHOICE STYLES
STAPLE GOODS,
amounting in value to $4,000. Many Of the goods
are very slightly damaged, and large portion IN
s00o 0ruef' The stock embraces
BROWN sHIRTINGs and sHEET1NGs Of al
"iu Fine BROWN coTToNs-all grades;
BLEAdHEp and BROWN GA IL, g lEI,s
WH1TE and RED Wool EIAA;NN1ELs; -
WHITE. RED, BLUE, and GRAY TWILLEL
3d. sotSasfi9e{ e1 bpEHcHEb and brown
FL e is Il EHR15EB1 sEAEF
1,1t aaa!fil5lNi LINENS. for toeesson,sts;
GERMANTOWN QUILTS,
ARMY OVERCOATS,
RUBBER OVERCOATS, ~
TABLE OIL.CLOTHS;
1.2OO pieces fall styles FANCY PRINTS,
500 pairs WHITE BED-BLANkETs,
500 pairs COLORED BLANKETS,
HORSE-BLANKETS, &C., &C., &C.
The attention Of the trade Is solicited as 1t Is very
rarely such an opportunity offers to buy desirable
staple goods at auction.
Sale positive and without reserve. Goods VIII OK
SOLD in lots to suit buyers.
Tie BLANKETS will be sold at O'CLOCK.
PAINE, CABELL & CO.,
ocG - Auctioneers.
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by W. Goddin.

BY W. GOddln,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
corner of Bank and Eleventh streets
GALE AT AUCTION OF NEW
y FRAMED BUILDING ON BACON STREET,
NEAR TO THE BRIDGE ACROSS BROOK
AVENUE.-Will be sold at auction. on the premises,
ON FRIDAY the 9th of October, 1876. at O'Clock
P. NJ, the NEW FRAMED BUILDING beloneing
to Mr.. Woolston, to be removed in ten days. This
building contains parcel Of excellent lumber, and
TERMS: At sale. ". GODDIN,
or Auctioneer.
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JAMES RIVER STEAMBOATS<4iINs /,
Cd COMPANY. xRfklEEa

FOR NORFOLK. PORTSMOUTH, BAL
TlMORE. PHILADELPHIA, 81
$50. a' NEW YORK,
AND ALL REGULAR LANDINGS ON THE
7.-.I''14y =, JAMES RIVER. sssE zGyfgs ~
Making close connection at Norfolk web the new
- and elegant steamer FLORIDA for BALTI-
- MORE, and steamerLADY OF THE
LAKE for WASHINGTON, d. G.
On and after TUESDAY, September IL, the fast and
elegant steamer JOHN SYLVESTER, carrying the
United States mail, will leave Richmond for the
above-namea points TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS,
and SATURDAYS ut 6k o'clock A. III. Z. f'L.A
Passengers by this route view by daylight all
the historical and interesting points and objects on
the James river, including DUTCH GAP passing
through the same James
town, Hampton Roads, etc. Two hours at Norfolk
before departure Of Baltimore steamers.
Fare to norfolk. " %
Fare to Norfolk and RETURN. 90
Through tickets to Baltimore, Philadelphia, and
New York at reduced rates.
Tickets for sale on steamers, at CARRIER Il Cox
Ticket Agency, Main street and Exchange Hotel, and
baggage checked through Freight reeayed daily for
Boston, Norfolk aud Portsmouth, and regular land
lngs on James river, from A. NJ to p. NJ, at
reasonable rates. ,.,.. .G..r< a.. ~ &. $500
Freight for way landings must be prepaid. :.
L. B. TATUM, General Agent. &.
Office Company's wharf, Rockets; branch office
at W. d. Blair & Co.'s, No. COS Main street.
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tHEsAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILKoAp,1
1Is-c- PASSENGER DEPARTMEET, t-.s
RICHMOND. VA, October 4. 1861 i:
nN AND AFTER OCTOBER 8, 1876.
asnHs as aordonsse.. S:os = NJ NJ
A ATTys q :. Ssslisssgs sS So
Alive Alive at at staunton....... $50 5:s9 = y.
Arrive at G Ssac; 7zs $50 A. M.
Arrive at Covinston. $40 ID. I9:aa A. ~
Arrive Arrive st st Write 1910 y
A srrys at az k kans@s fsis 40 "
Arrive at Charleston. 6:0O Z. "a.
Arrive ut Huntington. .............. ". SDO Z. ~.
ATys e. ;ssaIna Richmond az runs d. daily
Except Sunday to Coyinston, stopping ut all resu-
Train leaving Richmond At 11:45 Z. ID; runs dany,
Soro'. stannten, Goshen, liiboro, cevilgten Ale
Accommodated train leaves Richmond for Cor.
louisville and an intermesste stations daily lsHcept
Sunday H. L., Passengers by this tram ar
Passengers for Cincinnati and the West, and also
for and Southwest WIN III take inc iaaS 81
the washington City, Virginia Midland and Great
Southern railroad train going south. :,
for ri The ii clHSi P. II. train. ne -
Trains arrive at Richmond rs follows: .r. l,
M GsRF Tra h1a daily Sa Except sandsy
Making close connection with the Rich
mond York River and Ghs e cake; rail-
ACCOMMODATION Train daily Except =,
s S4nns Coming into Richmond stop at Stations
Trains make close connection with trains Of the
Richmond and Danville and Richmond and Peters
burg railroads, both to and from Richmond.
For further information, rates, &C., apply at S26
CONWAY r. HOWARD,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent
oc5 Engineer and superintendent.
RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND CHESAPEAKE
RAILROAD CoMpAEY,
- OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT,
GRE hi5H RGPtGc Il S5Sss M .'.
" CENTENNIAL EXCURSION RATES
On and after 18th September tickets over York
River nne-Richnond TO Philadelphia and return
sf Tickets s on sale at 4. W. Garber's, s26 Main
street; Exchange Hotel, and company's ONCE,
1weh's-'n'fo anu DOCK ''fe' il. 7. DOUGLAS.
sel6-1m Superintendent.
RICHMOND, FREDERIcKsBURa AND PoToMAc(
- RAILROAD COMPANY,
OFFICE R Sc septsm5er e. 1879
GREATLY REDUCED RATES TO THE
CENTENNIAL. Il. Isl
ROUND-TR1P TICKETS tn Philadelphia and
return good THIRTY DAYS from date Of issue,
only TEN DOLLARS. Tickets good on day trains
and PIG Shepherd only. Passengers leaving Rich
.mond at A. d.. arrive In Philaselphia $3.50 z. Ms
Of same daylight and a half hours In advance OF
anv other route.
Tickets Richmond to Baltimore on express train
leaving Richmond at 8 A. b.. good for continuous
trip on date Of issue, FIVE DOLLARS.
Tickets on sale ut company's Offices corner Eighth
and Broad and Eighth and Byrd streets, and at A.
= -. = y. c.. A. TAYLOR,
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.

DOR PHILADELPHIA PRO s#FFh
Il VIDENCE, AND B0ST o M
freight for the above ports till FRIDAY the 9Th
Passage to Philadelphia, Including meals and state.
'o''n' 70 - W. p: PORTER, Agent, +,
&C SGT -. No. 2425 Dock street.
EOR NEW YORK.-The Old S%fFS
II Dominion Steamship Company Is
steamship WYANOKE, Captain Couch, Will sail
FRIDAY, October 9Th, ut O'Clock p. II.
Freight received until O'Clock 7. NJ
Through bills of lading signed aud goods for
and west also, TO foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed
Cabin fare to New York, $12; round-trlp tickets
800. Steerage, SO and rs. 49,. 2!
For freight or passage apply to
80 900 G. W., ALLEN & CO., Agents,
oc4-3t Company's Wharf. Rockets.
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RICHMoND, YORK RIVER AND CHESpEAKEl
- RAILROAD COMPANY,
OFFICE OF THE SUPERINTENDENT, (
RICHMOND, VA. August 20, 1875. ]
GREAT REDUCTION
VI In PASSENGER FARE.
DAILY LINE BETWEEN RICHMOND AND
~ .a.eH BALTIMORE.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.

i
Richmond DAHL Y at 10 A. n, and leave Richmond
at $50 p. b., connecting at West Point with the
magnificent frst-class steamers HAVANA and
LOUISE, and landing passengers In Baltimore 81
A. NJ, In ample time to connect with al trains Tor
northern, eastern, or western points.
Fare to Baltimore and return. w
Fare to Philadelphia and return. g
Fare to New. York.. ................. bU
Fare to New York and return. ~ %
M q TiCKE to baltimore, Phade
pha, and New York, good for THIRTY DAYSfrol
oa Ta hssSTa FREIGHT TRAINS leave Richmond
DAILY at 8 A. IL; arrive at Richmond DAlLYh
. Freiehts delivered In Baltimore at 8 A. n. DAILY
teed. d .fttfa7 Ttitfa.ss.
The management takes pleasure In announcing 70
the publfc the rc-establI5h:nent OF their DAILY
LINE between Richmond and Baltimore. Their
steamers have been reftted In the most thorough
manner for the accomm9dation OF passensefSs aaa
furnished. TABLE supplied with every dellcac!o Of
travellers taking this line have the benefit of the
delightful trip down the Chesapeake Bay, and avs
In Baltimore In ample time TO Connect Win me rai
lines for philadelphia, New York, Boston, ana al
! " The ( WEST RATES and greater dispatch than
any ether line arc offered TO shippers No transfer
or freghts to or from southern points at Rcamona.
Cars run through Between West Point and Alana
without change. Tickets sold-to all northern east
ern, aud western points, aud baggage eneehea
through. o., ,,.,r
For tickets apply Mt A. W. CARRIERS, 626 Niin
street; ut the Exchange Hotel, and companys de'
Dot, corner Twenty.third aud Dock streets.
an % HIT. DOUGLASS, srperlntenGea-
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By Robert B. Lyme III,
successor to Lyme & Brother),
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
f. 1910 Main sfrpnr a.s.#.

GauBps & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. Sc
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This school, preparatory for the University, will
be open on the 1sT. OF OCTOBER NEXT, and viii
be limited to EIGHT PUPILS.
Terms made known on application.
This is rare opportunity for parents who desire
their sons to be placed In small private school and
taught by an expcrienced teacher Sc 12-1m
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asfi BY Robert B.Lyne
successor to Lyme d Brother),
Real Estote Agent and Ancti0neer,
'E7-EE NO 1910 Main street.

ROBERT B. LYME, Auctioneer.
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On and after 18th September tickets over York
River hne-Richmond to Phfladelphia and return
good for thirty days, will be sold ut 81. =
Tickets on sale at A. w. Garber'ss 1925 Main
street; Exchange Hotel, and company's ONCE,
A".'''' II. DOUGLAS,
sel6-1m Superintendent.
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IH her lessons in VOCAL INSTRUCTION OCTO-
Der 2D-per session or quarter-at $40 Grace
street, sc 2o-F&M2w*
National Republican., 1876-07-10

NOWHERE are the party lines so dis:
tinctly drawn as in the Cotton States. The
old rebel leaders have succeeded effectu-
ally in drawing the color line, and when
you meet a white man he is almost sure to
be a Ku-Klux Democrat, and Uice Uersa,
the colored population are all Republicans.
Had treason been rendered odious at the
close of the war had the arch traitors of
the South been bsnished the country, such
would not now be the case, and the pages
of history would not to-day be stained by
the recital of thousands of bloody murders
in the South for opinions sake. The Re
publican party gave the ballot to the ne
gro and encouraged the old Union ele-
ment to enter lis ranks only to desert
them in the hour of danger. Would
such men as James L. Orr, James Long
street and Joseph f. Brown have joined
the party had they known that Southern
Unionists were to be turned over to the
tender mercies of lawlesS Klaus? In nearly
every Southern State, save South Carolina,
the Republican leaders have been driven
away, and, unsustained, it is idle to sup
nose that the colOred voters will have the
nerve to assert their rights at the polls.
There is a remnant of hope, however, in
the CarolInas, Louisiana, Florida and, per
haps, Mississippi. Will the General Gov
eminent interpose its strong arm to the end
that citizens may exercise the same rights
guaranteed to Massachusetts or any other
State? The failure to protect Southern
Republicans in the dearest of all rights,
that of the ballot, will be a stigma aud
shame On our fair escutchcOn.
National Republican., 1876-07-10
& BIRDS OF A FEATHER FLOCK TO.
GFTHFPu

Mr. Greeley during his cveutfu life said
a great many hard things against the Dem
ocratic party, yet none the less true than
hard. He once said, through the columns
of the Tribune, that ali Democrats were
not horse thieves, but all horse thieves
were Democrats" Had NJ. Greeley lived
to see the late convention at s.. Louis and
witnessed the influence and the successful
efforts Of John Mnrrissey, of New York;
McMullen, of Philadelphia, ami Slater, of
BaAim ere, three OF the most notorious
prize fighters, gamblers and rOughs in
America, he could with equal truth and
Justice have said: "Al! Democrl ITS are not
prize fighters, gamblers and thugs, but all
prize fighters. gamblers and thugs are
Democrats, and will fight, bet and stuff
ballot boxes, ard do many other disre 0G-
table acts 10 secure the election OF Mr. Til
dcD.
To the moral, religious and sensitive
Democrat it must be humllating to con
template and realize the fact that RiaasE-
frs per cent. ofthe bruisers, gamblers and
roughs belong TO and vote for his party,
and without the united support of this class
of 'reformers" Governor Tillea could not
carry a single State north Of Mason and
DixoD's line. l. must be a source of un-
pleasantness to the rinus Dcnocr4t to re
feet and admit the truth that in the strong
National Republican., 1876-07-10

est Democratic wards in New York city
Hon. John Morrissey would receive ten
thousand votes for an important office,
while Republican, possessing the states
manship, patriotism and eloquence OF a
Clay or a Webster, would not receive one
tenth that number. All great cities have
their Give Points" of infamy, poverty
and ignorance, and at these ''points" the
present Democratic "reformers" have full
sway. In all these Democratic districts
Hayes and Wheeler will hardly receive
votes enough to prove that they were Pres
idential candidates. birds of feather
flock together" hence all the political
buzzards of the land flock to the standard
bearers of the great Democratic party,
namely, Morrissey, of New York; McMul-
len, of Philadelphia, and Slater, of Balti-
more. Happy triol Pure, spotless, un-
stained and uudefiled reformsrs!
National Republican., 1876-07-10

THE juveniles of the Baltimore Gazette
continue to romance in the absence of the
historical editor. In reply to our statement
that there was no internal revenue service
in this Government during the twenty
, seven years in which it claimed that the
sDemocrats "did not steal a cent from
ehat revenue, the Gazette mentions few
thousand dollars receipts which were cred
tied TO "internal revenue" and jumps to
the conclusion therefrom that there was
revenue service in existence, duly officered.
If Old Statistics had been at home he would
have told the boys that the internal reve-
nue. act Of 1918 was repealed in 1871, and
the Offices under it abolished; but that un-
settled balances under the act continued to
be received from late collectors and settled
at the Treasury for many years afterward.
The revenues cited by the Gazette accrued
from such sources, and might better be
taken as evidence of the tritle which the
Democrats did not steal than as proof that
-tlRy "eid not steal a cent" If Old Sta
tistics does not return soon we shall tire of
correcting the errors of 1.-THE boys"
National Republican., 1876-07-10

IT Is to be hoped that the humanitarians
of the House will concur in the Senate res
olution to extend the old appropriations for
ten additional days. Hundreds of INDECENT
females, who exc out wretched existence
upon the scanty wages they receive from
the Government, daily offer up orisons
that they may not again be debarred the
poor privilege of earning their daily bread.
By all means let another ten days be
granted, and thus give the dead lock time
fo unlock