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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1876-12-16
Walk In!
G HlRI ST SIN A. s.!

THE undersigned is receiving for the
i Holidays 4 large aud varied stock Of
COSFECTIONARIES, y OT1pNS;
TOYS, iCANDIES;; WINES LANDJ liz
QUORS FOR MINCE PIES, aph every
thing that wiA please 'theJcliiidren and
old people too. lie will also be III receipt
every day of the best and freshest OYS-
TIERS, Pickles, Butter, Crackers, Cheese,
Nuts, &c, &C., also TOBACCO AND
CIGARS of the choicest brands. B" go
Walk in folks, Here's the place get
your money back" q .7''
Shepherdstown, Dee. IL -' 3w
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1876-12-16

s1- 1t is about time that the people
were looking around. The election Of
two United States Senators will take
ulace this winter, provided we have q
government. There are several promi-
neut men talked Of for the positions.
Hon. C. j. Faulkner, Hon. II. G. Da-
Wis. Hon. Sam. Price and Hon. John
Brannon, and perhaps others
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1876-12-16

~- BLACK SILK.-Just received
third lot this fall of those cheap Black
Silks. We defy competition on these
goods. Do not fail to call and see them
at Emmert & Fierys.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1876-12-16

"a Mr.. John Sherman rises to q per-
pendiculsr and declares that the Louisi-
ana Returning Board has done every
thing openly and above board Now
carter that ere, let us all git to bed.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1876-12-16

"a TEAcHER's CoSvESrIos.-We
have received copy of the order Of exg
ercise OF Teachers Convention to be
held at Harper's ferry-at Storer Col
lege, December 26-29th, 1876 "a
moug the speakers announced in The
programme are VIM. /. Wilson, Rev.
n. C.rBraeke.t, John Hess, JOS Barrys
Charles Davies, DR., J. ODonnel and J.
.. Agl:onby.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1876-12-16

@- Christmas is coming, and every
person wanting anything for the Holt
days will do well to call on Emmert d
Fiery. They have just received a large
stock of Fancy Goods. Do not tail to
call and see them. fIy aII I.l..
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1876-12-16

"a FoR the GrsrLExEs-If you
need Hats, Boots, Shoes, Cloths, CASH
meres, Understands aud Drawers, Hose,
Handkerchief, Collars or anything of
the kind, when You are in Martiusburg,
Just call at Timberlaks..
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1876-12-16

S4- The democrats of Washington
fired salute of two hundred and four
guns, on Monday night last, in honor
of the number of electoral votes for Til
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1876-12-16
TRUSTEES SALE
OF A
FINE PRODUCTIVE
FARM.

DY virtue of two Trust Deeds executed
ID by |. Thomas Chapline and Laura, his
wife, one to Benjamin II. Schley, Trus-
tee. bearing date January LIST, 1875, TO Sc
cure the payment 10 Mrs. Ann +. Birely,
guardian of her children, Of the sum OF
$4,000, with interest from said date paya-
bic semi-anuually; the other TO Geo. NJ.
Beltzhoover, Trustee, bearing date juno
-, 1875, TO secure the payment to the
County of Jefferson, of the sum Of $2l07 ,0S
with interest from said last named date,
both said Trust Deeds being duly record
ed in the office of the Clerk of the County
Court of the County of jefferson, State OF
West Virginia, the former one in Deed
Book b, Page 439, the latter In Deed Book
c, Page l76,-we the undersigned will Of
fer at Public Auction, ut o'clock. Z. NJ,
On Saturday, the 18th day Of
January, 1877,
before the Entlcr Hotel, i'm Shepherds
town, I'm said County, The VALUABLE
AND PRODUCTIVE FARM conveyed In
said Trust Deeds, consisting of
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1876-12-16

% We learn that Mr.. Muzzy, of the
firm of Ashton, Walker 81 Co., of this
place, paid off over seven thousand dol
lars, in this community, Indebtedness of
the firm, during the last few days. We
are also glad to learn that the Paper
Mill will resume operations the coming
spring. silayhtsi lf, Jr-msis. ~
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1876-12-16

p@- Dress Goops. not tail TO
see Emmert & Fiery's Stock before
buying. They will save you money.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1876-12-16

l6- Rev. VIM. H. Chapman, Pastor
of NJ. E. Church, Georgetown, ID. C.,
writes: "Hayirg had an opportunity to
test the excellent qualities ofDr Bulls
Cough Syrup, hesitate not to say, it is
the best remedy have ever used in my
family"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1876-12-16

Mr.. b. T. Furguson, Fish Commits
sioner. has sent. another iDstsllment of
twenty five Thousand small Try OF
the Maine Salmon for the head waters
of North Branch. y .-.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1876-12-16


ssT A subscription list has l'een start
ed in Washington for testimonial fund
for Wade Hampton, and Hon. George
Bancroft, the historian, although a Re-
publican, heads the list with 500; Mr..
w. w. Corcoran subscribes $1,000; and
Mr.. Columbus Alexander, 500. The
object of the fund is to replace the home
of Mr.. Hampton, which was recently de-
suoyed by iDcendiaries. MIR. Bancroft
admires the recent conduct of Mr., Hamp-
ton in his struggle with corruption and
political trickcry, and takes this method
of giving expression to his feelings. The
movement is altogether timely and cred
liable, aud it is to be hoped that Mr.
Bancroft's unselfsh example will find
many followers in all parties. Wade
Hampton has made an open, manly fight
for his rights and the rights OF his peo-
pie, and there is no doubt Of his ulti-
mate triumph.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1876-12-16

~ CnARADEs, TABLEAUx, &c
There will be an Entertainment given
on Christmas Evening, by the young Ia
dies and gentlemen, (colored) ofthe Bap-
tist Sabbath School, for the benefit of
the Baptis, Church. lis is to be hoped
that the Entertainment viii be well pat
ronized, as the object is a good one.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1876-12-16

% For THE LADIEs,-If you want
Furs, Cloaks, Beaver Cloths, Shawls,
Blankets, Dress Goods, Notions, &c,
You will save money by buying them at
Timherlaka q.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1876-12-16
CRANBERRIES.

TOHN UNSELD has on hand, for his
d Christmas trade, Cranberries, Citron,
Raisius and Prunes. He has also Pepper
and all kinds of Butchering Spices.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1876-12-16

ORANGES, Lemons, Figs and Dates, at
j. G. UNSELD'S.
PPLE BRANDY and Rum for Mince
n Pies at
III. NJ. BILLINGS.
QULI.S' Syrup, Boschees Syrup, Hances
ID Syrup of Horehound, and Seth Arn-
ODDS Cough Killer, at
Ii. II. BILLINGS Drug Store.
DEEPER, Coriander Seed, Sweet Mario
J. rum, Sage and Saltpeter, ut
III. M~BlLLINGS' Drug Store.
DON'T forget that keep nice lot of
~ Jewelry, for the Christmas trade, and
give me a call. III. NJ. BILLINGS.
Dec. l6, 1876. If
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1876-12-16

p@- The trick by which John Sher-
man and others Of the Radical visiting
committee to Louisiana put before the
country u partisan report OF the condi-
lion of that carpet bag ridden State, was
scarcely 10 have been expected from
gentlemen occupying high places as
representatives of the country, and is
justly denounced by all fair-mlnded,
right thinking people. The times are
too critical for such trifing. The crisis
demands craftsmanship and honesty, and
Mr.. John Sherman & Go. will probably
live to lie ashamed of the contemplate
business in which they have engaged to
advance their countrys interest
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1876-12-16

Bay When President Grant made
himself the vehicle through which the
republican committee to New Orleans
placed before the country partisan de-
tense of the Louisiana Returning Board,
he showed how utterly incapable be
Was Of rising above party in a time Of
public peril. 1t has been generally sup
posed by simple minded folks that the
President of the United States was the
President of the rhoie people; but Gen.
Grant seems to be ambitious to be known
as the President of party, and bad
party at that. His total incapacity to
fill the high place to which the people
called him is becoming more and more
apparent every day, and it may be con-
sidered as special providence that the
close of his political career is so near
at hand
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-13
The Turkish War;

The answer of Turkey couccrolng the coDdl-
tons of peace has been received, but has not
yet been officially communicated. Russia will
not permit Scrvla to accapt the terms OF lur-
key. The question npw Is when will Russia
throw off the mask aud openly prosecute the
war that she is actually waslog while pretend
ing TO be merely Servas friend.
Diplomatic COMMUNICATIONS state that war
shall Mantuffel, who went on mission To War
saw to persuade Russia to check The warIike
aspirations OF her people, has received Prlpce
Gortschakof' ) reply to Germany, laying down
the conditions under which Russia will uph' I'D
peace uuder the present trying CIRCUMSTANCES.
Over three thousand Russians OF all grades are
III the Se1viau army. Gu the report OF Turk
ish official regarding the atrocities lG Bulgaria.,
several leaders implicated have been arrested
aud will be brought to Constantluople tor trial.
The Turkish government has promised 20 dis
tribute $4,000 among the Bulgarian suffer-
crs.
Some Russian volunteers arc returning from
Servia, but the agitation in Russia continues,
causing uneasuess
Tussen Bay, one Of the lea lers 10 the Bull
gariau outrages, whose arrest has been ordered,
has collected number of Basic Bazouks and
dehcs the Turkish government.
The Serviau War Minister, NleoIicS, has
been appointed to the com nand OF the army OF
the lbar.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-13
he late Governor Wise.

Governor lleuty y. Wise, who's. death was
announced 10 yesterday Glza ute was 10 years
old. He rem.r-I rational - the last, and his
dying muueus we're calm aud peaceful A
lew minutes before he expired he ssld: "My
lie has been devoted to virtue aud integrity.
aud can say that never robbed poor man.
AID what Is worse and what is easier | never
robbed ricn man." The funeral takes place
Thursday aft raoon.
Al a meeting of Irish citizens last nigh, reso.
buttons OF respect - he memory of the de.
ceased We're adopted Ind twas further resolved
to attend the Iuner- in i body. This action
was taken III honor OF Governor Wls"'s victory
ore: Know othlngl> 10 1855, and his co.,
list ut advocacy Of rel siou liberty, IN America
The Redmond State says: General Henry
A. Wis. was rational to the last, and his dying
u.on"nts were calm and peaceful. Members
OF The family wer, r uGi his Bad, and to them
he couv"rzed freely about domestic and private
natiers, about his past litr, abou his religious
belief. \ few mlnut"s b"!ore he expired be
said, "My lie mas been devoted to virtue and
integrity and cao lay bat | never robbed
pcuuess man, and what is worse, aud what is
easier | never robbed rich one.'
| His conversation all he uornlng is said to
| have been granjy ell quent and dramatic, and
short while before the end bis mind seemed
TO wander. He told those beside him that he
nad seen heavenly vi~iou, which he described,
and that he was no. afraid 10 die. saying that
i, Was not fearful thing. hut it was a wnnd r.
! iu thiug 10 >;aud 10 the presence of the living
| q He guessed tia; his body be land cut
b. he family.
His iuacra will take place Thursday after
ooon At clock from ST Jamrs'> ci u:ch. He
was n,.:1bcr of the metropolitan Lodge. No.
| IL, \ +. aud 4. NJ, and vii! be Inferred w,'h
Masonic honorS. Governor Kemp suggested
the propricly 81 having the remains lie in state
10 the Cnp'to, blu, the family declined.
Cover, Wise leaves tw" sous-John $.
and Richard \ aud hrcc ianlhtc!s-Mrs.
DIR. Garucrt. Mrs. uob<on aud Mrs. Mayo.
His o"teavci widow i his third wife, and Is
the daughter of the Hon. James Lyons.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-13
ALEXANDRIA, GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISER.

Office and Of a tic occuplncy OF the General
ship Of the Army have been seriously pondered
by the President OF late.
CorrcspoDdro;-It has been stated 10 some
quarters that you would settle III Nc" York,
auI u Others that you W uld make GAIeua
your hume?
The Pr silcnt-I have nevcr felt identified
with Gaiena-I only lived there a year. As 10
New York, my means woud not allow uc to
live there, even if preferred it.
CorrespoDdept-Is not Washington, in your
experience. at least as expensive as New York,
MIR. President2
The Presldent-Oh, DC! The rent of Il first
rate house 10 New York, 10 the best locality,
would be as much as could live for in Wash
Inston. In Washington the only item Of great
| responsiveness consists Of entertainments, aud
| these man can limit according to bis meaus
and pleasure. suppose | shall settle in Wash
lugton. | feel at hume there. feel more
| ldenlfcd with it than any other city.
| Correspondeut-Mr. President rave never
yet seen 10 any paper satisfactory Explanation
oi Governor Jewels IelnJva.
The President Laughing aud twinking at
me out OF the Corners Of bis shrewd eJes)~-
There are great many things Of which 10 *
act explanation could be given. dcn' know
that | could give precisely an explanation OF
his removal. )Of-hapdedly.) Yoa select a
Cabinet. Well, after while, you fiud that
you do rot like members way Of doug bust
nes.; why should you not get rid Of him? Np'
that he does anything wrong, but Simply that
you doo't like bis way OF doing the business IN
'rustcd to hu; that's all. (l.auphi"g sill more
aud twiDkug sill more sharply ou' ot tue cor
ncrs OF his deep eyes in persuasive tonc.)
60, very tired Of Mr.. Jewell generally at Tx
Cabnct meetings. | nave nothing 10 the w'r
against Governor Jewell, but | got very tired
ol hin. That's all.
COrrcsponient-Did you see that recent ski
in New York paper saying that If you STRIP
Governor Jewell OF bis kid gloves and patcn
leather boots &c, he Is about as nude body
as you could iru?
The President (shskipg with hearty aug u
tcr)-W eli, il described uy feeling about mn
or an hour wouldn't do it auy better. Gov
Jewell did uothing wrong-l dldu't like Ia:
way ui doing things; ina was all
(Ie knights al the kid glove and the paten
leather ho3t il PresldcD, Grant's Cabinet take
Warnnr
\ cara vas brought 10 and | took u!y leave
Before goag Mr.. Jess Graut rcqu">!ei me Il
C 'rrtct the crroUeous statcmcn' made ~ some
oapcrs III It MS brarh"r Fred had recently beer
seen 10 tie Brooklyn N.vy Yard. He ha'
been on 90 the Plaius ior months, Mr. j 1>s
Grant SAID.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-13
News of the Day.

Governor Hartranft has issued proclama-
ton calling on the people OF Pennsylvania 10
observe the 2Sth instant as general holiday:
that being the day for the STATE Centennial ceie
bration. 1t has also been arranged that the
public school children of Phladelphla snail
visit the exhibition Oh that day. The Centen
ual Commissioners are actively cngageu 10 OK
aiming the awards of jurors The nth au-
mail session of the National Agricultural Con-
yress convened in the Judges Pavilion ycster.
day. 1t is decided to have three more half
rate Saturdays-the 10th, pa and 3oth IN
stants. The paid admissions yesterday were
to the main exhibition SO lO3; to the l. We
Stock show 1910.
10 the Social Science Convection, at oarato'
ga, MIR. Nordhof, of the New York Herald,
read paper on the i'll effects of goVernmen'
interference with the colnrcd race as show 10
States where it is the most common, AMI less
obvious ia those which, like Georgia, are most
tree from such interference. MIR. Nordhott )
views were supported 10 the debate which FOL
lowed by such representatives of New EngIanc
views as EIizur Wright, Edward Atkinson aud
Prot Suuuer. OF Yale College, who expressed
the belief that the North should study mere tt
mimi its own business and not tolerate so muef
Interference Of federal politicians IN Southern
State affairs.
la letter to a New York Hayes and Wheel
| CT club, declining 40 luvltatloo to attend
meeting of the club, Gen. W. I. Sherman says
| Il feel every possible interest 10 the honor ant
| glory Of our national government, but trust yo'
will not use my uame 10 any party connectlon
| | must DOT be partisan, because l. have chose
| II dedicate my few remaining years to my pro
| f.ssion, which is emlneutly n.tlonal, leaVln
eyerv citizen free to choose his own course II
life, and to ally his civil fortunes to any OF tn
parties into which d tree people always dlVld
| Tor the varied Interests that always do arise.
| There has been aoother serious outbrca
among the rice hands of Combahee, SoutI
Carolina. The laborers VINO were at work nav
been attacked aud severely beaten. Jrk Ia
altogether stopped aud the rioters refuse TO a
low rice already harvested to be shipped I
market. Gov Chamberlain has dlSp.:cAed
special officer to the scene Of the LrouD', Wh
IS ordered to take vigorous measures 10 ar.eS
aud imprison the riugeaders.
The Richmond State says: Giles Is. Jack
son, a colored conservative, aud secretary
the Coored Conservative Union, WAS last nigh
expelled from the society OF the Loving oou
of Canaan 90 account Ut his rOnn@ctlon Wit
the Conservative Union. Let the radicals
ahead on that line aud cut their owe throat:
The colored people are Determined tp be trecl
men-free voters, Tree from all control
The total number of inerments at Savannah
Yesterday, were 80; yellow fever 2l.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-13
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
wrDNr sDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1876

The Maine election, like that which preceded
il in Vermont, shows, So palny that those VINO
RIM NAV read, that both radicals and democrats
are using their utmost eudeavors to OBTAIN the
victory 10 the contest to be decided next NO
vember. The election In both States shows
also that tEougn the democrats have greatly
Increased their strength 10 even the most pro
nounced of the radical States since the last Presl
dental election, they have been unable u over
come the heavy odds that were against them'
and plainly indicates that the mouey ana 10
Aueuce of the Administration, which were SO
poteptial there, will be equally effective 10 all
the New Engiand States, save Couaccticut-lo
other words that the New England States, With
the single exception alluded to, will cast Sotta
radical vote. Such result has been expected,
and consequently will occasion 10 dlsappolrt
ment. To offset and go beyond 1t, there vii
he the solid Southern vote !; for though the
treasury, the soldiers aud the othcla' tcmpta
tions of the government will be cxerted as they
never were before to prevent some OF th'
Southern States from casting their electora
votes for Tidcn, the white, and, Tor the mrs
time, many of the coIored people OF thos
States, have determined that they will submit Il
radical. misrule. robbery. turmoil and anarch!
no logger, aud that to secure themselves from
longer continuation OF those evils they will cas-
the united vote of that section for the demo
cratic candidates. With that vote, reinforced
BY that of the Pacific States, the democrats hav
more than an even chance for success, tor Gen
Kiloatrick aud Mr.. Schulz give up lndlan
and Ohio, and New York, Connecticut au'
New jersey are considered by those who know
whereof they speak as certain for Illden
Virginia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-13
From Cuba.

Brcwn 4 Co.. British 81 jects. and leading
dry goods importers al Havana, have been en-
bargoed Tor non payment OF war taxes Tor the
current gear. Me>sr>. Morrison Brothers, an
other English finn, have pail the taxes under
a tArc4'@nai cutiou and sale OF their prop
ertv. |, is S id that Brown & Co. paid last
var 10 ,.Xas u greater SUN thao their net pro-
Il announced 10.
Captain Il ocr4 Jovcar has ordered all
G nr!ais comualdhg DIVISIONS t. AXE especial
care i. coccri"g all cattle t, und D side certain
limits prrscrib d to owners on which 10 guard
thri cattle. He says 10 his orders that the
instruction Won long ago have been finished
bad it not b en- Ter tie subsistence afforded to
,hc Insurgents by cattle. Owners must put
their catilr undcr the protection OF the dearest
tUrl-, OF Were the Insurgents canuot TAX them,
kycpicg only such as are quite Indispensable
for agricultural use, or such as are useless Tor
var u poses.
Th, y ario >gnaiz the change in its edl
t,rIa management bv III article attacking he
Bible as tact n'gatlou Of the principle OF au.
thoriry, and declaring the Catholic Church the
opiy fl IN supporter of that principle. The
Darlu promises 10 give in its columns loyal,
de,idc,. and enthusiastic aid to everything
which may t.ud to u; hold authori ty.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-13
Two Big Guns SiIenced.

The WASHINGTON correspondent Of the Balt
more Gaz:tte says:
Ten days ago D. W. VOORHEES,, Of Indiana
in Joint discussion with Senator Shcrman, d
North Uuiou, Indiana, SO completely got thu
better OF his political opponent that II became
the imperative du'y of the Indiana State he
publican Committee fod an antagonist WIG
could dispute with the tall sycamore Of The
Wabash" the laureIs he had fairly earncd. Or
Thursday last the chairman OF thu State Ceu
trail Committee challenged Mr.: Voorhees, tc
meet Carl Schurz 10 lot discussion at met
ing which was to be held at Grown Polnt, lo
diana, yesterday. An acceptance Was prompt
y sent, aud the auburu. haired ora or Of the
Wabash was ready to meet ihr sandy haired
talkcr FROM Germany. On Saturday Lass W ,rd
was sent to Mr. Vuorhees that though Mr..
Schu,z would be al Crown Point according tt
engagement he would speak only 10 German
Voorhees, replied hat be would be at the meet
log as agreed. Blue Jeans" Williams would
also be there. and Schurz must eth fight OF
speak. GA Sunday voorhees, was further ln'
form d that MIR. Schurz ;ad met wi b an acct
iept which would prevent his participating 10
the campaign for some time. That accident Is
one Of the most serious mishaps hit could be-
fall the cause of Hayes. When Schurz spike
al Cleveland and Cincinnati, be proclaimed, he
said, by authority, that if Hayes Was elected
the Chambers, the Mortons, the Logans aud
the Grants and the Shepherds 'uld have no
part or Influence in the next administration.
He also boldly declared that Grant knew noth-
ing about civil service, except that the govern
mcnt was specially created for Grant and his
family. When these expressions reached Gu
Chandler he swore, ravtd and declared that
Schurz must either be muzzcd or Hayes would
be Ignored 10 fact the President aud Il CHI
resolved that unless this presidential election
could be managed so as to vludca Grant aud
his Gals the labor of the National Committee
would be expended in vain. Accordingly wcri
was sent 10 Hayes and Morton that was the
demand of the National Republican, Committee
that Schurz must quit the stump, and upder
this order serious accident has befalleu Mem
hccr Carl Schulz which will prevent him
lax; nC au active part 10 the Remaining months
OF be campaign. The order has also been Is
sued that x Secretary Bristcw must aot be al
lowed to make any more speeches, as his active
participation 10 the canvass is offensive TO the
President. Poor Hayes swallows the instruc-
tons without murmur, and replies that he is
in the hands of his friends. They kncw best
what is right, and having had but lite expert.
euce 10 public life he does not wish to app'a
arrogant nor presuming, In palmer words,
My ooly ambition is to please Grant AID bis
mlnlons.