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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-05-05

month, and l hate Ito ask them. Come on
Christmas Tor few days, and We will have q
glorious time. | have more invitations to frOl-
&c with members and Senators than aoy man
in Washington. am bigger mau with the
members than old Grant. | cant put my foot
IN the d 'or OF the Hall but what they make a
hrelk t.! me, and some times drz n are try.
lng at me at once TOR places for somc trlen |. |
scarcely ever get out Of the office to 90 on the
floor OF the House. have uoder me the fold
log rooms, document rooms, file rooms, all
committee rooms all employees in south wing
OF building and entire southern wing of Capt.
toll. | have superintendent and assistant 10
each department, and about dozen book
keepers, be.ldss my Office clerk, aud we do
ihlngs up III Stllc. | have boy 10 take my
hat ADD coat, or | cant turn aTrouod without
som one at my beck and call, and when | get
all OF my new appointments broken in shalt
have nice time. Now do try and com On
this CHRISTMAS. am making up a party all
ready to com on TO Texas on the adjourumcnt
,. ,. Cox to head IT. he IS the worm>t friend
OF mlne you ever saw; also, the new Speaker,
Mr. kerr Fay and myself; spent the evening
with Mr. and Mrs. Kerr last evening. | am d
great Iavuritc OF her 5, Mrs. Cox's and Mrs.
Senator Gordon. Q1ite contrast, here and
Austin. | can't turn for friends here. have
now fifty letters from my Southern friends from
all parts OF the South, congratulating me.
Thus ways the world. Let man be prospe,
rou>, aud every man is bis friend. Must close.
TetI--- | will look out for him, and if
cannot make place myself, can get him IN
some Of the Departments after Christmas.
Write soon to your devoted friend,
l.. II. FIrzHUGH.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-05-05
Private Letter.

The following letter, wrllteu Ivy the Door.
keeper Of the House OF Representatives to an
ultimate friend in Texas, has, by remarkable
piece of iodiscretion, found its way Into the
newspapers:
Dear j. VI have been trying ever since
my electIon to write t. you, but have been be
sieged from light 10 the morulng until one and
two at Dight. | had about one hundred aud
thirty appointments to make, and nave had,
reckon without ,xaggeratlon, three thousand
applications, besides men, Wome0 and chidr, u
pulling and jJurkn me every time woul put
my head out Of the door of my office | have
had to keep Two ushurs ADD two to three clerk
ever since the hour OF my election in my office,
and it is now five o'c'ock 10 the morning thar
have gotten up to write to you. ln regard to
-, tried to save place Tor him, but the
members are So cam0rous for their constituents
that 30 far it has been impossible 10 do so.
My force after Christmas will be increased
and then will be able 10 DO something for
him and will stick him 10. Fay arrived ou
Saturday morning all safe. | set him TO work
90 Monday at a S2,l0O place, and he is the
most delighted fellow you ever saw. | wish
you could be here with me; do try and come
Cd. The Govern meut furnishes me with huu
turnout and a spanking pair of horses, and b.
fore aud alter the House sessions and recess |
have exclusive use OF them. My coachman
comes down every morning Tor us Chat is Fay
aud myselt,) and alter driving around to MY
breakfast, takes mo up TO my office. Congress
is Invited over to the CeDtcnria 90 Friday
We will have big time. Come back IN Sun
day. | may draw on you i,r one hundred
aud twenty-five dollars to-morr W, Which, you
eau draw back for Oh the lst of January. |
got your telegram telling me to draw fur two
hundred if needed, but tried to do without any,
aud may not have 10 draw tu.murloW, but all
our members are like myself, tight up on first
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The Presidents Message.

The following message was sent to the House
yesterday by the President. The country will
be glad to learn by it that the President has
at last discovered there is constitution, and
that he is strict constructiouist
To the House Of Representatives.:
have elveu very attentive consideration to
resolution of the House of Representatives
passed on the 81 day of April, requesting the
President of the United States to inform the
House whether any executive Offices, acts or
du les, aud if any, what have within speci-
fed period been performed at distance from
the seat of Government established by law, &c.
have never hesiated, and shall not hesitate
to com municatc to Congress aud to either brauch
thereof all the information which the Cousritu.
ton makes it the duty Of the President to give,
or which my Judgment may suggest 10 me, or
a request from either House my indicate 10
me will be useful 10 the discharge of the ap-
propriate duties conided to them. | fail how
ever, 10 fod in the Constitution of the United
States he authority given the House oil Rep
resentatives lone branch Of the Congress 10
which is vested the legislative power of the
GOVERNMENT to require of the Executive, aD
independent brauch Of the government, CO.
ordinate with the Seuate and House Of Repre-
s.utatives. an account of his discharge oil his
appropriate aud purely executive othces acts,
aud duties, either as to when, where, or Tow
performed What the House of Representa-
tives may require as right 10 It's demand up
n the Executive for Information is limited to
what is necessary for the proper discharge of
its powers of legislation or OF Impeachment.
The inquiry Is the resolution Of the House,
as to where executive acts have, Wlthi0 the
last seven years, been performed, and at what
distance from auy particular spot, or for how
Iong period at auy one time, &c 1t does
not profess 10 be asked for what object. If this
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-05-05

Mr.. Blaine has discovered, but at too late
day, that his labor 10 the resurrection business.
for which he has such AN uncomfortable pro-
pensty, as evidenced by his Andersonvll!e
speech and his late attack on dead man,ls not
remuuerative. The following is his answer to
MIR. Riddles letter, published yesterday:
WASHINGTON, May 3. 1876.
Hon A. G. Ridtl''.
DEAR II am totally surprised by the
tone of your note touching MIR. knowlton. |
was especially careful to make 20 reference to
l'ln that 10 my judgment could offend the most
sensitive feeling.
You cannot but be aware that Mr. kooWl-
tou's name has been used for some years past
and with vindcsve force and frequency this
wipter-to injure me. Testimony reported as
coming from him, but which you know he never
gave. has been carried and quoted IN all dlrec
tioDs and | had to choose between dlsproVlng
il and tacitiy admitting it, with all the damag
ing i'm pications. But no one save yourself Gao
see in my reference to MIR. kuowItonS name
the slightest disrespect to his memory. %
the contrary, it relieves him from the author
ship OF an uofounded calumny.
II, however, you judge It to be wise or pru
deut or expedient to seek personal contro-
versy with me over Mr.. know'tou's grave, |
shall greatly regret it, and | think 10 the end
you will regret 1t still more.
Nor can | believe, on cool reflection, you will
pei init yourself TO do anything So uucaIled for,
and IN all respects Sc extraordinary.
Very respectfully. j. u. BLAINE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-05-05
ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA.
FRIDAY, MAY 5, 1875.

Now that the voters of the city have, as an
ticipated, ratified the act of the Legislature
amending the charter, it will certainly be the
part of wisdom to make the best OF bad bar
gain: and in order to do so the legal steps, that,
it is understood. will be taken by aggrleyed tax
payers to prevent its execution, should, that Is
if they are to be taken at ALL be commenced
and determined before the expiration OF the
city's fiscal year, so as to avoid the trouble ane
excitement that will necessarily ensuc II con
Quoted after that time.
With regard to the instrument itself, there
can be 20 doubt that if the Courts ccnstrue Ian
guage aud not make law, there is 20 provision
for the election of members Of the City Council
and that all the of6cers-lnd by officer Is mean
one who performs trust, duty or charge, cob
fsrred by authority, aud for public PURPOSE
and clerks, 10 the employment OF the city, Wi
have to be elected by the voters OF the city OF
the 18th instant.
With regard TO its ratification, it is equal.
certain that the mode by which it was done wa
illegal. The resolution providing for its sub
mission to the people did not pass the Com
mon Council by the requisite number OF votes
70 have passed that body properly would hav'
required the assent Of three tourths-twelve-
of the members, as the vote was taken on th'
night OF its introduction; but ioStead OF tWelv
it only received nine. That, OF course, invall
dates it, but even prasumiDg that 1t was pass
ed by the requisite vote, and that other re
auirements to make it legal were complied with
there is yet another aud fatal flaw 10 its lie
yality, for the resolution expressly says tn
election shall, in all respects, be conuucte'
according to the existing laws, and the exlsln'
law referred to as expressly says that ten day
notice shall be given of any election, and tn
Mayors proclamation, issued the morning sue
ceedug the mig ht Of the adoption OF the resolu
ton by the Board Of Aldermen, was dated Apr
29, and the election was held May 4-onl
six days thereafter.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-05-05

Since the amended charter has been dis
covered to be such popular measure there
can surely be no longer any reason why Tue
author of the alterations, said to have been
made 10 it while 10 Richmond, should not &C
knowledge his Identity, and he proud to do so.
Those who were Instrumental 10 preparing the
original paper assert positively that when II
left their hands it only provided for change
in the election of such officers as were former
" elected by the people.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-05-05

The speech of ex Gov Wise before the Com
mittce 90 Elections of the U. s. House of Rep
resenatives 10 the case of Platt W Goode,
yesterday, mention Of which was made in yes
terday's Gazette, was as then stated a charac-
teristic effort. He describes the Conservative
party Of Virginia as composed Of our-krout
De uocrats, red WASTED Wings aud Greeley
ties, and said that under no circumstances
would he ally himself to such an Organization.
Politics 10 Virginia, he said, were 50 much
Democratic that even the trees wept turpentlne.
When he was Governor he would have hanged
Greeley had he caught him. He praised Gen.
Grant as magnanimous hero and worthy to
receive the sword of Robert +. Lee. The
Washington correspondent of the Baltimore
Sun says 1.-The peculiar eloquence of the old
gentleman had the effect to exhaust him and
he was asked if he would take some refresh
ments. He replied that he would accept glass
OF mix, but he wanted none Of their whiskcy
or brandy, which he abominated.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-05-05

The delegates trun South Carolina to the
National Democratic Convention will be un-
pledged. The Oregon Radical Convention has
adopted resolutions endorsing MIR. Blaine for
tine Presidency. The delegates from Maryland
to the Radical Convention are also in favor o!
Mr.. Blaine, as are FIVE out CT the six delegates
chosen from three districts 10 Massachusetts,.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-05-05

The President is reported to have said, yes.
terday, that, in addition to bis determination
to veto the Diplomatic and Consular bill, if it
reached him as it passed the House, be would
let the entire service 90 for year, recall all
our ministers and consus, and so disgust the
people of the country with Democratic reform
that majority of the party would never again
OCCUPY seats 10 toe House of Representatives.
If he would omit from the operation Of his pro-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-05-05

At yesterday session of the General Con
ference Of the NJ. K. Church, in Baltimore,
Rev. j. Fl. Wilbur, of the East Oregon aud
Washington Conferences, submitted pream
BILE and resolution coDdcmulng and protesting
against the bill recently passed by the House
OF Representatives, and DOW before the Senate
of the United States, transferring the Indians
to the management ard control OF the War De.
partment, asking that committee of be APP
pointed to lay the resolution before the Senate
and Pr, sident, and declaring that such transfer
would be destructive to the present policy Of
civil and religious instruction to the Indians.
The introduction of such political questions 10
to religious assemblies is to be dcpored.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-05-05

posed veto the section relating to Consuls, To-
stead of disgusting the people, be will certainly
deserve their appreciation, for under the pres
ent system of government of the United States
the Diplomatic Corps is an expensive, but ut
terly useless tormaty.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-05-05

Messrs. r. II. Glass Son have commenced
the publication of daily evening paper IN
Petersburg-the Daily Post. 1t Is neat
newsy and ably conducted paper, and we trust
il NAV meet with the success so we'll merited
bv the ability and Experience OF its senior editor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-05-05

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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-05-05

~ 5 ) O L U 7 l o n
The copartnership heretofore existing be %een
tie Undersigned, under !hr firm name o! JNo.
}. JAM kSON 4 90, Is this day dissolved by
mutual consent Jnc j. Jamlcson will settle
the business ii the late firm
LEWIS MCKENZIE.
nv lin JNU }. j. MlESON.
NOTICE OF COPA RTNERSHlr Prom
IN this date .lr Juo ! Jameson will be e.
soriated with ne in the conduct Of n ENbK Al
MISSION BlI~l y h.>>, under tac style OF
l.. Nj. LAWSDN y Jameson
r. NJ LAWSON.
Alox.ndria, Va, May |, ie16-lm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-05-05

The Lynchburg Star Of yesterday afternoon
gives 40 account of young lady Who while
working in her flower garden, in that city, had
one Of her fingers cut off by a lady compsnlt
standing by, who accider tally let a spade tall
upon it,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-05-05
MARINE INTELLl GEN G Il

MARI y Il y L Il l. l. G Il ~ G IL
SIM rose ..... .. t IS loon sets. :. ..... ; u
Sun sets .......... e 50 Uiyh ,cutr...... . ~
ARRIVED.
Steamer George Fl st ut, Philadclphis to f
a Reed.
,chr Albert Thomas, New York, to John p
Agnew.
Schrs David Clarkson and Mary Smith, for
Washington.
SAILED.
Steamer John w Thompson, lower Potomac,
by + IS Reed.
steamer Express, Baltimore, by Jos Breeders
i CO.
:~chrs Lulu Lynn, James river, by VIM
SmUut.
Schrs Harriet Thomas and Rhota Holmes,
from Georgetown.
MEMORANDA.
Schr w y MARVEL, hence. ut Boston 3d.
S,hr Sarah Cullen, hcnc:. ut New dav"n I'd
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lCOMMUNICATED.

RELICS OF WASHINGTON, &c. "A paragraph
iu ,nc Gazattc 81 "Wednesday Informs Us that
the u ct is. "Jrouched' in Alexandria Wash,
ing'o. lodge OF putting our relics upon cx
hiuition at the Centennial. This will be news
to the m.mb crs OF that Lodge. Tie writer of
ii's viii sly, so as to allay all remarks IN tu ure,
thai slch thing cannot be done. Our laws
ui,on the subject properly forbid it. K.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-05-05

y marriage license was granted in Washing.
too. Yesterday, to Charles H. /. Oser and Kate
f. Carpenter, Of Fauquicr county. Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-05-05
EI.rDIUATES

rNO1HE VOTERS OF THE CITY OF AL
l. EXANDRlA
| respectfully announce myself candidate
for re. election to the office Of Mayor vt the Mu-
nicipal election, to be held on the 18th inst.
my std: Z hEMPER.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-05-05

r RESPECTFULLY announce myself can
i ddute for the office of superintendent o!
Police; subject to the primary election
nv 5-tes GEOkGE K. PRICE
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-05-05
ITO THE VOTERS OF THE CITY OF AL
Xxx N ,)RIA

T7O The VOTERS OF ALEXANDRIA
i CITY, respectfully announce myself Il
Gu. dldAte for re-election to the office OF City
ergesnt. Thanking my many friends FOR their
former support hereby solicit it, continuance
in the election Ia be held on the 23:h of May,
1876. l have endesvsred to discharge the du-
tics Of the office to the satisfaction OF sll, and
my uast course is the index to my future con-
duct.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-05-05

ITO THE VOTERS OF THE CITY OF AL
L E&ANNRlA-I .cspe, fully announce
myself candidate for re-eiection to the flee
OF Clerk Of the Corporation Court-subject 10
the action of the Conservative party in conven-
ton or primary election.
NH 3O-td MORTON MARIE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-05-05

TND TIE VOTERS OF ALEXANDRIA,
Il respe fully announce myself candidate
for the lice of City Sergeant, to BIZ voted 10!
nj he election on the 18th of May ncAt-subjeci
t. the decision Of the Conservative party:
NH 70 tt ROBERT r. hNOA.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-05-05

4 CARD-At the request of friends sn
II rouncc myself candidate for the House
OF Deltg ties to ill The vacancy occssoned by
the resignation ot Capt. W. h. Fow!e. Ii nomi-
nst.d shall make an sctive and thorough CAL
vass. and il elected, gratefully approaching the
trust contded TO me, shall! labor faithfully to
promote the Interests OF my constituents
I'D lo-lf HENRY w. tEBREY
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-05-05

ITO THE VOTERS OF JHE CITY OF AL
L EAANDElA.-I respectfully announce
myself csnd:dst: Tor the office oi City Ser.
geant-subject 10 the action OF the Conservative
party II convention or primary election.
III 4-td JOHN W CAMPBELL
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-10-25
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