The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1876-08-03

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The Germans in San Francisco have organ
lied large Hayes and Wheeler club.
The Union City tPa) Enterprise > late In
dependent paper, is now an out-and-OuC Ae-
publican journal.
Gen. J. K. Moorhead, of Pennsylvania, who
four years ago was for Greeley, is now hearth
lily. for Hayes and Wheeler. 'sif,'' saS
In the third Congressional District of Indi-
ana, now represented by Speaker Kerr the
Democrats nominated George A. BickneA.
The philadelphia North Amsrscan expresses
the belief that it is i'm the power ct the Repub-
licans of Pennsylvania to return an almost sol
i'll Republican delegation to the next Congress.
Judge Esterbrook. a leading man in the
Greely movement in Nebraska in 1877. says that
lie will vote for Hayes and Wheeler this fall,
because be thinks that they and the platform
on which they stand represent genuine and
living REFORM. a,Hsi ,fF5s,... ,ti.sz
Between the jobbers of the Senate and.th
jobbers of the House, the river andharbor appro-
,priati0ns exhibit IAN upward tendency" The
prospect is that the people will he robbed in
this one bill Of more money than: has been
saved BY all the boasted economies, real and
bogus, OF the Democratic House. l.,is
General Tut:le, of Iowa, says that he does
not pronounce against Tile DclllOCTdtlC LiCkcb
because of the supposed attitude Of the Democ7
racy on the currency or the tariff question.
He abanGOns the Democracy because it has
abandoned itself to the old rebels, and because
he knows the nation would be in peril in it's
hands. ..sj..s ...s5,st Il. $780,
Syracuse IN. Y. J Journal Republican, 3 We
can name a hundred individuals Of the highest
est character in the Democratic party who
have no expectation whatever that Ti'den1can
carry New York. or will be elected to. the
Presidency Tl,e wish. too, is father to the
thought. for they know him to be unworthy,
and In his inspirations he relies solely upon
corrupt and fraudulent means. s;.9anrl ~ ~ I
Gov. Tilden can not consent to the repeal OF
tire. Resumption Act without stultifying him
self. Therefore tile Democratic House will not
dare to repeal it. and Gov, Hendricks will have
to accept the situation. What an amount 81
crow the Western Democrats are required to
eat. 1t is enough to destroy even cast iron
The majority Of the Senate Special Commit
tee oil the Mississippi .issoutFages, - Messrs.
Boutwell,, McMillen and Cameron. will report
that osltrages have been committed on the ne.
groes, and THAT many of them have been cause.
Iessiy slaughtered, while the minority, Messrs
Bayard and Mcdonald, will contend the out
RACES were caused by the mal-administration Of
the State Government Cincinnati Gazette.
-. The House, Monday. passed the bill removing
tile political disabilities Of General g. T. e
e Beailregard, Of LOUISIANA. The Senate previ.
oasly had passed it, and when the President
signs it the Democratic vote will be Increased
one. Beauregard made a petition in writing
+ nver his own signature for the commencement 81
his political offenses. He tried hard previously
TO receive immunity without petitioling for it.
but The Senate refused it until he asked for it.
. taking the ground that il his political rights
were not worth asking for they were not worth
a having. aa asa sesr -: .sa~.5s ss,s a. .s.,,
A ponpous Democratic lawyer at Delhi, New
York, on.heaiing Of ,Fildens's nomination. rlhat
the impndriice to announce the fact in court
and moved ''that in honor tliere0f the cniirt d.
now ADJOURN. Judge Follet, who was presid
ing renlieils with twink LEI In liIa exee, sit &