Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-06-10

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io'tto re-estapish Ihe slavery ios' W 'ne ""'
are' l am giaa 10 say e'efy"here iesafueu NO
tue ebnliitlons OF a mtu man u y eApfe'
sions Oh Sou'hers sentiment
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town presented the most animated appearance
that has been witnessed there Tor years. Al
Arlington the scene was beautiful. the weather
being fair and pleasant, and the place filed
with green trees and shrubbery. with the Poto-
mac 1ntropt. From here Won have an excellent
view Of Washington, with its broad svenues
and magnificent buildines. The Potomac ex-
tending far above Ceorgetown ON the left. while
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on the right it wends its silent way for many
miles. between the shores of Virxinia and Ma
ryland, 20 find obscur,ty and lose its identity in
the great bay beyond. To the east of Arlington
lies Washington. extending from the Arsenal, at
the junction of the Potomac and Apacostia
rivers to the congressional cemetery on the east,
where lies the dead OF the city, and whose waite
tombstones stand like spectres to warn the
living ..that the young n.ay, and the old must
die" From this silent city of the dead where
lie the rich and moor. the distinguished states-
man and the humble mechanic, the city ranges
in . northwestern direction to Georgetown, pre-
senting a NEST beautiful appearance at this
season of the year. It is useless to undertake to
describe what took Mace or tn tell who were at
Arlington, Flowers were strewn in profusion
everywhere, and over one granite tomb where
rest the remains or Ill unknown Union soldiers
COlleCltu OH IUe uAIIle III Id hull huU 10 luE
Rappahannock, were great numbers of fsstoons
of parlands and bouquets OF flowers. The dsy
was also observed ut the Soldiers Home and
Oat Hill and Copuressiona, Cametar;.s
IN. house ia workinp away at tn. Indian an
propr,,t;on hill and w,u n.ss # carly pext
week The ,arisbiu will not nrobsb,v he acted
on IN 'nls session Oh congress- anu WILL 30 over
un..i neA' "iu'e. "
SenAe ua'ins eoiu lAA' -
ton IN Tue beihnap imprisonment lnauer' the
opl"ion II eApresseu lnat tne RIA wiz oe poS.-
VIZ ie-aesemoie ior tnaI puroose' anouio u
Trial go on no" IL VIII De quite Impossible LOT
congress 10 ADJOURN az an early Gay. bsiKnap
VIII nave q large hummer OF Witnesses To De ex-
ainined' ana his counsel VIII contest every inch
OF progress made by the managers on the part
Vi tne mouse.
Inc charge against Mr.. Kerr. tne speaker OF
the mousse mas created q great deal OF sympathy
iof num- ana II Is NOT Dei'eVeo ny scarcely q
member Oh the mousse. his trlends regard 1t Us
q conspiracy. and believe it Is intended more as
individual matter. It seems to be gotten IN. as
the safe burglary was, to break the force of
other Investigations Mr.. Kerr's reputation 10
second to none in the country for purity, and
his habits, manners and associations all contra.
dict. the story of bribery. m
R,s,ne,s cbances for the nomination st the
Cincinnati convention b,v. baen
Like the snowflake in the river.
A moment white, then lost forever"
He has declined to give up the letters which he
received from Mulligan, stating as his reasons
that they contained matter that would ruin him
If made known to the public. He is regarded