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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-31

THE TORCH IN CUBA.-NewS was received
in this city yesterday of the burning OF the
Flor de Cuba plantation, in the neighbOr-
hood OF Matanzas, Cuba, By the patriots.
The plantation is one OF the finest in the
leland, and formerly produced abOut 10 OO0
Signor Arrieta, Cuban by birth. Two OF
his sons lost their lives in the struggle for
freedom in Cuba. They joined the expedition
on the Lillian, which vessel was captured by
the British authorities at Nassau. The two
young men returned to this city, aud subse-
quently successfully landed in Cuba, Joined
the insprgent forces, and were killed. NeiC
York Herald, 18th.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-31

THE TIy-RooF EyIL.-Eistor Star. I will
suggest a sure remedy for the tin-roof dis
ease, and IL won't take more than one dose
10 eject q cure, or stop some of the boys
work. When you give US an Account of An
other roof being blown of, give US the name
OF the man that put IL on in the first place
and II ne wants more than one such adver-
tisement you may call me ssdodo."
~ IN
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wAsHINGroN March q, 1875

Editor Sdr:-The manager OF Mr.. BURBANK.
who eads at the Tallmadge Hall to-niebf
for the benefit of the Washington mo1u
ment, announced the appearance of Hon.
Mr.. Winthrop on that occasion under q mis-
apprehension due 20 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. with
the association. He will not be present, and
an apology Is extended to him for the mis-
use OF his name. Respectfully,
III. K JOHNSON
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-31

HARD TO PART MOTHER AND CHILD
Judge Donohue yesterday ,on a writ OF habeas
corpus by which a mother sought to get pos
session OF her child from the custody of its
father, Mr.. Burnett, awarded the child to
the father. After the parties had left the
courtroom, the mother, rushing suddenly,
sDatched the child from its fathers arms,
and attempted 10 run away with il. The
father caught her, and upon the advice of her
counsel, she tearfully gave up the child
" Y World 2Sfh.
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CIT Y TIE Ms
Hat for >srin.ofls16

Fifth Avenue style SIX Hats. as and a.;
Gents New Sty le stiff Felts. - IN s5.SO.
Fire and Meo ium Soft Felts, 81 % IN -;
BOY s and Childrehs Hats. ~ Ia si5O.
A large stock. choice sty les. and moderate
prices, al Lewis, so Tth street.
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is In progress In Williams college. The SIN
dents hold monday prayer meeIipgs, and the
conversions are numerous
Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra Cogswell of Branch.
Micb., were TO celebrate their golden wei
ding on the It'll inst, but In the mornine the
good wife was found dead in her bed.
VC. W. Thacker was convicted in tho
United states District Court, at Lynchburg
ferred. "
1France makes 100000 dolls every wear.
many OF them wonderful pieces of mecnan,
ism. England furnishes the rag dolls, and
Germany the wax and china heads.
ga "ranchero" near Santa Fe owns
50 900 head Of cattle, which he pastures on
5000 adjofuing sections of land One bun-
bred "vaqueros" and one hundred boys take
care Of them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-31

A. Fischer enlarged his esJablis Inn mt by
removing 10 his new building, goo q street
doors west OF 9Th street. just few STEPS from
his former place on 9th street, where he is
ready TO do any work In his line I'm his supe-
rior manner. Kid Gloves and Shoes, Grape
Wells cleaned at a very short notice. Ladies'
Dresses cleaned without taking apart. and
spots removed without cleaning the whole
garment. Gents Clothes cleaning and dye
ing speciality. II 21-tr
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Condemned Locals.

Street lamps will be lighted tonight at
IL +. m. and exiinCuished at 4 20 a. m.
Lodge of Sorrow was held last night ~
Temple, 70 give express ton OF the high esteem
held fO- their late Companion James VI.
WitheTOw.
From James BelIew we have No 10 Of the
"New Di anna " cor tanning, besides two COM
edieP, "Fke School for Scandal" and No. .
of the La Reside Library" with Wilkie Col
lrs. now novel "The New Magdalene.r
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where price list of the latest spring goo Is
In bis line of trade, having freshly Opened
the same after carefully and personally Sc
Letting them. His large experience enables
price the wants OF his numerous cuustomers
Men, youth and boys should examine this
stock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-31

EXCITEMENT AIONG THE CATHOLICS
AT DUBUQUE The Catholics of Dubuque,
Iowa, are at a fever heat over an impending
suit that comes Off this week in the Della
ware county court. The suit is TO decide the
ownership Of property In the heart OF the
city, valued at S1O0 coo, that was owned by
the church In the bishops name and was
bought in by VIM. Hintrager for taxes In
1861 II was supposed by the bishop that the
tax was illegal, and the property was never
redeemed. The impression prevails that
Hintrs ger has good show for retaining The
property, and the Catholics are justly ex-
cited and alarmed. Meetings were held in
the vestTies of all the churches Sunday AMI
measures taken to thwart, If possible, the
tax-title man. The result is watched for
with absorbing interest by all the cOmmu.
nifty, sympathy being largely Oh the side Of
The church.
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Germ. &c The wise for Health

on daily walks depend. - and thousands from
far and near visit DR. Whites establishment.
l4le Pennsy lvania avenue, opposite Will
lards hotel, for relief fros, and avoidance
OF, Corns, Bunions, Tron hlesome Nails. Vas
GUAR Excresences. etc. Established In wash
ington In ISL. Fee, 81 per visit
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The STREET CONTRACTORS GRIEy-
ANCEs--At meeting OF the street contrsc-
tors yesterday II was decided TO continue
Toe memorial committee TO represent the
contractors before the committee of the
House having the matter In charge The
memorial committee Is composed OF Messrs
Il II. Ryan, X. W. Downman. Thos p Nor
gan, +. II. Finley, Jos. Williams, +. p.
Barnes and Jacob Spieer.
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BUILDING PERMITS issued by Inspector
PlOwman:-Andrew Pearson, q two-story
frame dwelling, south side II, between Sd
and \ streets southwest; 500. c. G.. WAL
Valley street, between Stoddard and Road
streets, Georgetown; 81 zoo. Caleb Adams
two story frame dwelling, south side NJ be-
tween Sd and ~ streets southwest; $500.
Sarah +. Barton, a two-story brtc < q yelling
north side q, between 2lst and 22t streets
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INJURED BY A BANK CAvIyG Iy.-Yes-
terday bank caved in on n street, between
j. IN and 18th streets, and two colored men
John Minor and George Page-were caught
Dy the falling earth Minor was seriously
lpJured about the Ioins. and otherwise
oIulted. DIR. II. Murphy attended him. Page
was but slightly blurred, and was taken 10
his home by Onicer West
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Saratoga Springs in winter.

Reasons for going TO Drs. Strong's Rene
dial Institute In winter. with circular de-
scribing its Turkish, Russian. Sulphur. Hy-
dropathic and lectro-Thermal Baths, the
Vacuum Treatment, Galvanic and Faradaic
Electricity, &c, will be sent on application.
Nervous, Lung, Female and Chronic dis
eases q speciality. 12,24,m,wIS:
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AN INCENDIARY GAS MANA daring at
tempt was made Monday morning to destroy
the Portsmouth (Va) gas works by fire.
James Cavanaugh, the incendiary, was cap
tured in the act by the Waterman. Cava-
Daugh was discharged from the employ OF
the company some months ago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-31

THE NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, corner
OF New York avenue aud 18Th street pays s
per cent per annum on deposits for each cal
endar month. Banking hours, . to- Sat
urdays, 20 4 and to g7t3 latl6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-31

FISH MARKET fo-DAY.-Sold by X. A
Golden & Brother, FISH aeents-5soo shad
sold from $50 TO sSs per hundred; 5000 her,
rip IS, sold from SIS 10 $40 per thousand: 500
ouncises rock, perch and cat fish, sold from
10 10 40 cents per bunch.
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LOCAL " E VS..
Amus~neat., &C, To-uler

National Th>afeT.-Mr. and Mrs. Florence
In the mighty Dollar"
Ftrds Opera HOtISe-Mr. Frank Mayo In
"Davy Crockett"
Tneas>T ObaSqae.-"Blue Beard" and first
alaxs varieties
TallHGd0e R0A Mr.. A p. Buroank's read
Ing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-31

THE REGULAR USE OF Lseoig's L6Q,ud Rr-
tract Of Beef, In pint hotties, is the most
direct means OF obvisting physical debility
as IL stimulates the absolvents, and imparts
vigor 10 the whole system
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-31

TIE SHOCKS OF VIOLENT CoTGH tear
and laceTste the tender tissues OF the lungs.
Heal Them and arrest the cause. with that
balsamic remedy. Hates Honey II Ho~ehoannf
and Tar. No cough can withstand It's seda-
tive operations.
Pixies TOothache Drops cure in one minute
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GEORGE G. HENNINO,
40 SEVENTH STREET,

mari .tr SIGN OF THE GOLDEN FLEECE
WE ABE RECEIVING DAILY FkoM OUR
ELEGANT sly CENT UhFInIeaED. and on
FINISaED SHIFTS, made OF the Best Wamsufta
Muslin and Twenty ore Hundred Linen. at the
BBANCR BALTIMORI SHIFT IAOTORY, No.
1919 II street, Washington.
EIHEsT DRESS SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER
OF the very best mater a and in the most elegant
manner for "a %, ct the BRAHCH BALTIMORE
paTls-tr j. W. DARB, Manager.
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No MORE DIFFICULTY in taking Cod Liver
OIL. This truly valuable medicine now pre
pared by rs with Phosphate AZ Liu5s render
Ing il positively inyitis OF the thousand OF
victims OF Consumption in this vicinity
many would ne saved bv the prompt use of
Bakers Col Liver Oh and PhOsDhG.e o. Line.
Sold by druggists.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-31

Two WIVES WHO WANT DIVORCES. -
Hattie Guinness entered suit for divorce
yesterday against George Guinness. They
were married in 1871 and the plaintiff claims
a divorce because her hush has aban-
doned her for more than two years Laura
X. Leftingwell also filed her bill for divorce
from William III. Leffingwell, on similar
grounds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-31

,MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued To
y. CrOss and Sarah v. Padgett; John r.
niInams and Annie Cupid; Abraham Rich
zIuson and Josephine Matthews; John
Thomas and PhilIis Johnson.
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THE ASToR WEDDING in New York last
week is said To have witnessed the most OBJ
ulent wedding group ever seen In Grace
church, and the fee which Rector Potter en-
ioyed Is said TO have been $500. Brown, too
the corpulent sexton, had q handsome pres
ent for opening the church, which, If 1t were
under so would be small business
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-31

SPRING LAME. NJ Keatino will hau.
= Iol supply OF choice lamb at refuoei prIees
70 morrow. Stalls 40, III and i42. In sfrse,
wing Center market,
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TEN-PINs, 10 cents n game, at Bauer's
Bowling Alley. 1ll2 Penn's avenue. Sill
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ANOTHER ROYAL VIsIroR.-The Hon. G.
L. Andrews, U. 8. Minister TO Sweden.
writes that Prince Oscar, the second son OF
the King, Will visit this country during the
coming summer. and be at the Philadeiphia
eXhioltion on the 4th OF July. He is IG years
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-31

DURrNa's RHEUMATIC REMEDY is taken
internally. Cures rheumatism, govt, and
neuralgia.-kdr.
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Weather Probabilities To-day.

OFFICE or CHITF SIGNAL OPFICERD
WASH SGTON. March 81. 1916 (
For the middle states, clear or fair weather
AND roTthwsstPrly winds, stationary or 81 ight
Iise IN temperature, and rising barometer.
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JOHN T. RAYAoED has recently vnuch-
safed TO a st. Louis interviewer some inter
estlug IL formation regarding the success IF
Col Sellers. He started out with he play At
Rochester year ago last september, bat II
was mo Co." and he at once male no MS
mind 10 60 a rash thing. Without a dollar
in his pocket he broke for New York. Mo-
manager would touch it IAN right" said
Raymond, LII be my own manager" 81
borrowed some money. paid a weeks rent in
advance for the Park theater, got no tnleT-
able company and opened ont l hal Mark
Twain on hand To make a speech. That at
tracted a full house-not paying one. but a
house fol- of the literati of New York. Be
tween the third and fourth acts Max
louDged out 10 the foot lights. He was as
solemn mule. During the whole of his
twenty minutes speech he never cracked a
smile, while the audience was roaring as an
audience never roared before az a fusilade of
inexpressibly funny hits. When Sellers
came in 10 finish up the act the applause was
deafening. Every hit took. That night a
thousand people advertised Sellers, his
mules, hog, corn and eyewater speculatIonS
From that time on we couldn't keep people
away. The horses increased nightly until
there was no more room for an increase. /
played IL 100 nights, took short run to the
other large cities, came back To New York
aud played forty nights more, and the mex.
season every theater in the country wa;
offered 20 me al my own terms Now Ray
mOnd walks into st Louis, stays two weeks,
ard takes out for his share OF the proceeds of
Col. Sellers yagaries St, 900. This rate of ac-
continued for 40 weeks-the average length
of toe "SeasOn"-brings him in S120,O0O, a
year. Five or six years of this kind OF WORK,
with the proceeds of each snugly invested at
a good rate of interest, makes a bloated
bondholder ont OF Sellers, and causes him TO
lock at the world as not altogether unlovely.
INVOLVEMENT SILVER BARs.-The san
Francisco Alta throws out this suggestions:
Recently stage was robbed near Belle
VILE, Nevada, OF some silver bars, and the
robbers took two horses from the stage ID
carry their plumber. 1t might have been well
for the mill that produced this bullion to fol-
low an example that has been tried with salts
factory result, of casting the metal in trun-
Gated cones weighing 400 pounds each. No
horse can carry one of these and wagon
could not be used safely by robbers, since it
could be recognized and tracked, and four
men could not lift It. because they are IN one
anotheT's way when they attempt to take
hold OF IL; and itis so tough that they cannot
cut il up with an ak. AS q consequence,
rome OftheSe tTunca' ed cones nave ever been
stolen, the highwaymen finding more man.
ageable and profitable plundeT elsewhere. 1t
II, however, important that close scrutiny
should be kept OF all bullion offered for sale
and OF the men who undertake to dispose of
If; and 1t Juld, perhaps, be we'll to have
some additional legislation In reference 10
this matter by California and Nevada. These
robberiCs ofthe bullion stages are lamenta-
bly, frequent"
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COAL MINERS STRIKE.-A PottsyilIe. Pa.
dispatch says the miners of the Shenandoah
colitery have Joined the strike of the Kohi-
nor and Turkey Run men against reducti on
and the additional labor imposed upon them.
over 200 men and boys are thus idle. 1t is
thought the strike cannot last Ionp
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-31

Two FIRES LAST NIGHT.-The alarm OF
fire at o'clock last evening from box 5l2,
corner Of eth and East Capitol street south
east, was for the burning of curtains in the
window OF G. w. Ofutt's house, No. COZ East
Capitol street. The loss amounted TO 500.
About the same time an alarm was sounded
from box 1856, Wizards hotel, for the burning
of an old stable in Theater alley, back of the
National Theater and Imperial hotel, used
by III. NJ. Turner & Co contractors under the
Board OF Health. The fire originated from q
stove, which ignited the straw and hay ada
cent, and but for the promptness OF the fire de-
partment serious CONFEDERATION would have
ensUed. Fortunately, neither fire proved of
serious nature or entailed any heavy loss.
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First-CIa.s Securing and Dveir,.

HALT!-Stimulating Linlment cures all
Pain. 4.
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'M'TS

- GEORGETOWN BUILDING AND Isl.
Wy PkQYEMENT CO.-Subscriptious for stock
10 the above company will be received az the
Georgetown Savings Bank for thirty days.
MARI I'm II. W. BARRETT, Secretary.
EBEsH sPRING DRIss GOODS.
Beautiful PIsids, at IS, -, IS, So. aud 80 cents
CambTics, Main socks, Piguss and Victoria Lawns.
Wash POplins AT 10 and l21a; Paid ditto, i21z.
Debeiges and other PLAIN Goods for suitings.
lie Economy shirt, ready made, warranted 70 Fl,
Black Silks, Cashmeres, Tsmise and Alpscas.
Call at BENJA MILLERS,
l03 BRIDGE sTbEkT,
and puy your goods cheap. narlltr
STILL DYEING TO PLEASE OUR FRIENDS
- THE RUSH is OVER
Thanks 20 our kind friends for their induifsnos
during the past Fall, when such was the rush OF
work from all sections to make Il impossible &C
Ill orders a. promptly 70 wtaAed. Being assured
that the work when finished gave entire sstisfsc-
ton, we solicit o continuance Of your patronage
snd promise seod work at fair prices in from one C
Of the District; received and returned TO aud from
any part Of the county BY mail press.
WIN. WHEATLElB
steam Dyeins and Securing Establishment,
AZ Jefferson street, Georgetown, ID. o.
Established ISL. Jsns-tr
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SECOND GRAND SALE
HAMBURGS,
EMBROIDERIES,
TRIMMINGS,
TO LAST UNTIL APRIL.
THE CHEAPEST GOODS EVER
OFFERED!
$50 NEW STYLES OF
HOSIERY,
FOB LADIES, GENTLEMEN AND CHILDREN.
r. THE GREATEST BARGAINS IN BAL
BRIGANS AND FINE HOSIERY
CHAS. BAUN's,
mara Sm ,4thp 4Os 7rH STREET.
"WHF CR.uCR YE.o
uAvE YE NOT Read THAT GOOD SUIT
IA OF CLOTHES eau be bought t06 So
A FINE sPRISG SUIT, fifteen different styles,
AtHABLE BROS.
PEsT AND NoBBIEsT SUITS ever offered in
ID Washington, for sI2,
I IGHT OR DARK SHADES FINE oAssI.
II X Fg.r NV .
IL - " g 'O' why hS1HABLE BROS.
ELEGbNT BUSINESS SUITS, of Imported
II "ooiens' Tor Only Ga ,.R1rppos
BEAUTIFUL ENGLISH Oh SCOTCH CAssI-
- MERE BUSINESS SUITS, only siss'Rpos
RICH AND ELEGANT BUSINESS Oh DRESS
At liable BROS.
OyER ONE HUNDRED VARIETIES OF
" BUsINEss Or DRESS SUITS, .tsis,
THE FINEST LINE AND BEST STYLES Of
Imported Cass. suits ever di-glsyed, at sS0,
HANDSOME, STYLISH AND ELEGANTLY
H Finished Business OF Dress sni,Is az s2 sos
EVERY VARIETY OF SHADE AND STYLE
H OF Cut 10 fine Dress Business Suits, at a25,
At liable BROS.
PECULIAR CUSTOM MADE SUITS of the new
AtHABLE BROS.
SUPERB LINE OF CUsTOM-MADE SUITS Of
- tie finest Foreign Fabrics, at $50,
AT
hABLE Bros,
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IOBN q. 6oU aH,

IOBN q. 6OUaH,
LTNC0LN HALL,
TUESDAY EyAEGNs, APRIL Z, s O'CLOCK.
sUBJECT-'PECULIAR PEOPLE
Ticl e., IS oetts. No EXTRA charge Tor reserve
seats.
Disersm a. v. NJ Whrskcr's, isuccessor 90 Wa
ren Cho te 90 D az Y on a. avenue mar2T-st
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-31

SUPERB LINE OF CUsTOM-MADE SUITS Of
- tie finest Foreign Fabrics, at $50,
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NIB. AND MRS. W ,. FLoRENCE,
TeDdersd BY the CItig~bs Of wsshingtcn.
- mighty ollsr Matinee, sATCRDAY.
April :. TTTIFks
trril no. SO1HERN. mhea-sf
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DEGULAR CUSTOM MADE SUITS Of the new
''' 'NN AtHABLH BROS.
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"W'HE' UUR.uUR TE!v

uhYE YE NOT READ THAT GOOD SUIT
HI OF CLOTHES can be bought for IS,
At HABLE BROS.
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AMUSEME NTS.
... MIGHTY DOLLAR.

FRIDAY KvEsING. March STA,
COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-23

The action OF the South Carolina board of
Canvassers denying the jurisdiction of the
supreme court of the state. and declaring the
election of Chamberlain as governor, and a
republican majority in the legislature, does
not have a wholesome look on the face. Gov.
Chamberlain, as will be seen by our tele-
grams, sustains the action of the canvassing
board, and says that under the law. which is
mandatory, the board could do nothing else
Than adjourn; their ten days term having ex-
pired. He insists, further, that the board did
only its duty in throwing out the counties of
Edgefield and Laurens. II may be that the
board has acted within the law and probably il
has not taken this decisive step without being
fortified by legal advice, but even should it
be able 10 maintain itself, IL will be a dam
aging victory, serving greatly to discredit
the republican party nationally. There has
been general acquiescence i'm the fact of the
success of the Hayes electoral ticket in South
Carolina At the same time the election of
Hampton as governor has been as generally
accepted. and with satisfaction by repub-
leans, even, as affording a prospect for the
rescue OF the state from misrule.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-23

That the republic has lived n full century
Is due mainly To the fact that the people as a
rule have cheerfully acquiesced i'm the will OF
the majority, and have been content TO abide
by the decisions of the judicial tribunals. and
the enactments OF our lawmaking bodies.
If a similar spirit is manifested in the future,
the republic will still live on until ga gov
eminent of the people, by the people and for
the people" will no longer be regarded as an
experiment" The indications are that In
the near future the forbearance OF the people
will be severely tested, and 1t remains to be
seen whether their love of country and re-
spect for the forms of law are strong enough
10 resist the appeals of partisanship. II is
gratifying TO note the fact that many infiuen-
fial journals of both parties are counseling
submission whatever may be declared the
result of the present Presidential contest.
The y. u. Sun, which advocated Gov. Tilden's
election. and which believes that he is hon
estly elected, says that Elf IL shall be found
on an inspection of the certificates of the
Electoral College, when they are opened in
the presence of the two Houses, that Mr..
Hayes has received 1S5 votes, or more, that
result must be accepted by the people as the
legal result. whatever may have been the
frauds committed i'm Louisiana or any other
state in taking or returning or counting the
popular vote" The Sun deprecates and op-
poses any action by the House OF Representa-
fives looking TO any dispute of the regular
electoral certificates from any of the states
and says the responsibility for what is done
ir the three controverted states is with the
republicans, and there let il rest. All that
the House of Representatives can properly do
in the premises, IL says, sis to ascertain and
determine the precise nature, methods, and
extent of the frauds, and then leave the ques-
tiOn to the judgment OF the country, and to
the legal and constitutional remedy afforded
by the next elections"