Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-08

At sngsb, but in the good time Of Hin who
aoeth ali things well change has taken place
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 8. 1876.

aosth ali things 1al!, change has taken place
10 the affairs Il ,La county. !hs benefits TO bs
tsrt7s! iio3 nt4ist NIL, VIC hope and believe
lie, 10 short line. SO apparent that al! will
lot ouly be rsc1acilod TO 1t, bat will Concur
with US IN cur cp;rlon 81 lis advantages
10 all who vera ult sotuated BY hatred,
blinded by prejudice, CT influenced by sel!.n.
terest, the tact was apparent that those Who
have been v; the head Ct the government Tor
tho last eight years have considered that ny
the accidents OF war tl4ey were put in charge
Of a Joint stock company. to be managed solely
with retcrcare to their 0wa INDIVIDUAL lnter'
es,s, std ;ha uuicv their control the county
was RAPIDLY losing it, republican torn and us
democratic institutions, ami vas fastening 90
toward either anarchy or dcspotisD. 1t vas
eu,aIiy aDnagant hat ihis condition Of affairs
was beiog brought about. net b. man impeiled
Us the pyompiusS q caring ambition, but
by set Of ignorant. ualrlacirlsd, corrupt aud
ararieious creatures. gully OF malignant Deo-
daci,y, like Blaine anal Chandler, barelaced
robbery, ike !;c!k:hp and Dabcock, and
psaln-sinsiDg 'h:cvlag, ike y. .. Howard and
SCHUYLER Co'fax, who. i0g The base purpose Ct
continuing their hold uaoa tho treasury, and
their influence y tic matter OF Official patron
age, would have willingly allowed the country
TO proceed uacAscked Oh lis read to ruiz.
Already they had succeeded 10 distract!og
ons whole rte,on Dl tho country, 10 cnrtalling
the liberties Of + ouGe tree people, Ia Empower
ishiug once prosperous country, aud IN BRING
ing reproach aud disgrac. upoa the American
name. and as such slate OF affairs could not
possibly continue. tut miis. cad to either c'Tll
war or imperialism, :h= people Of the whole
country, not those bi he South aioue, Dat OF
The North; East ani West. who love The iu-
stitu,iocs IT republican government, and are
ashamed OF The .is;;n"Jr pat upon The country
of which they ais ,l:;:..us. have rlicr III their
might, aid, III. ~. liau II Tie tneshcs Of the
hunter net, hn9-. illoagt Me bands that
were be.u: waaai oAu3 hem ami have driven
from tie earle ;:t,,, 4 itHi h,ris that were
dehiipr THU. .t!ty ii.;" sa:.! IL toaes !hat
vii. lever l.. isisoi:ru. isi> wal IS o1sT, aGI
The heaaIa5i aspiration II; 'he rtcSl"*a man
who uttered It 5:shi Yeas 49, shall De gait
lied. .ni .h,; i53.a si.a!i T. r2ac1. The: have
said that a Ki.ta Gaal ~ tlo South shall be 80
god IS eegEc. :hsil have sot!c rights ttat
radical IS tona, /" jesr:t! I"a - 'iiiilcutty
between " hi:s aui a'a,s uan te color u!
the skin J: tie latter hail 40! hr c1aciuilVe
evidence ii h,,s .@aole1c5 dat tie Ia'e!lgent
msn Of the South. AID hJse who have inter
cots there, 81 all 10: b governed aai p!uuderei
ty ieaoialt, .enli-L3't,aioui. aGi worthless
userce., and ~ cuar,n. and iDce1dla!J carpet
BAKERS that TIE tr9e!ol Of elections shall
sot be inteIteTa1 with IS ihe presence ct sol,
tie1s, AMI tia: ii.s aIuy ii ila country shall
10 etnploysi IL tyhiing Ii. eaemles aud not ~
,5timidatin@ cis..=Gs. i:.ty have proclaimed
The deem q the sraiaH2g aud carpet Dagger,
soa said 10 rhs ..:z,u. 81 The South, Ia more
.ha!! yusr kitrions IT. invaded by those Who
ooisou tie E.iu'!- ol yy"r carSaass y tel
ling them ttey ~:i /: pu. Lack .ulo slavery.
provided democrats .;c t;ertCi, sNd Eeftr
ayaia SLa!! !:v1is II arn; !" jour state because
the false asSeftli:! .: lI.n w0 WAS making
sa iocsnliafS Iarnnyua - All ss'embiaga CT
negroes Tss 1er.c,. ~ Al Indignant listener
They iaqe also saI4 lts. iae!serc:, honesty
sud ulla:nlsbeI lau:c~ saai; replace msai0c-
,ity, corrrption ::uI deGayi'y IN The high
places Of the goTcfGfae0t.
The people haze won great sc;ory, but
one that imposes yiea, responsibilities, not the
least AMONG which il that they shall be mag.
unanimous. Among their opponents were many
good and true meg, who believed that 10 'nslr
opposition to the reform movement they were
acting for the best, and ior their sake, if Tor no
other consideration, they should be as wise as
serpents aud as harmless Gs doves They
should also recSect The promises they Lave
made. and geo to it that those promises be car.
RED out % The let,:r. let economy and hon
ssly be pracl:cca IA all public Offices, aud let
the delutea negroes see thac their true friends
arc those among whom they were born and
raised, and on whose prosperity depends their
own livelihood. Nc as9 advise and sincerely
trust that hersaltcr, throughout The entire
South, negro criminals, however guilty they
be, may b. punished r. due process OF law,
and that 20 white m4n, % matter bow much
agrieved by such csinrals, may take the law
into his own hands.
If these views be carried cut peace, happl-
ness and prosperity will quietly and smoothly
glide ia.o the places lately occupied by tur-
MOL, desponjercy and poverty, ADD grateful
people will re1der due homage to toe demo
cratic party, through whose Influence The dc.
.rable change has been wrought.
Tue VIRGINIA DELEGATIoS.-The returns
from the various Congressional Districts 10
this State Indicate The clcn,iou oil !. democratic
dslayatiol With one e1aeltion